PASAY CITY, PHILIPPINES – On July 3-4, Liter of Light, a Filipino-born global grassroots solar lighting movement, the Embassy of Italy in Manila and the Philippine Italian Association (PIA) hosted a Day of Climate Action.
The event, which took place on 5th Avenue in front of the Philippine Stock Exchange in Bonifacio Global City, coincided with the International Day of Cooperation, July 4, and was or-ganized in partnership with the Management Association of the Philippines, Galleria Duemila, Rotary Club of Makati Business District 3830 and Philippines AirAsia, Italian Chamber of Commerce in the Philippines, and Archipelago for you.
During the event, Liter of Light conducted socially distant workshops at the tented area of My Street High Street to raise funds to provide clean and sustainable source of energy communities who have been affected by lack of tourism due to the pandemic.
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Published December 23, 2020, 3:06 PM
The local bourse ended the trading week almost flat as investors have started their Christmas celebrations.
Traders work beneath an electronic ticker on the trading floor of the Philippine Stock Exchange in Bonifacio Global City (BGC) Metro Manila, the Philippines. (Bloomberg FILE PHOTO)
The main index eked out a 1.99 point or 0.03 percent gain to close at 7,204.38 with only the Property and Holding Firms counters in the red.
Volume fell to 29.39 billion shares worth P6.94 billion with gainers beating losers 138 to 90 with 43 unchanged.
“Local shares closed higher ahead of the long holidays as investors window dressed on certain names in the index,” said Regina Capital Development Corporation Managing Director Luis Limlingan.
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