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“Upright” and “patriotic” officials are needed to lead the Department of Foreign Affairs and Department of Energy to secure new energy sources for the Philippines and uphold sovereign rights in the West Philippine Sea , the country’s former top diplomat said over the weekend.

State-owned firm Clark Development Corp. officially declared Clark as a biker-friendly zone during a recent ceremony held at the Clark parade grounds.

Twelve government officials and private individuals led by outgoing Executive Secretary Salvador Medialdea were among the newest members of the Philippine Coast Guard Auxiliary (PCGA) Executive Squadron. (Photo courtesy of Philippine Coast Guard) Admiral Artemio Abu, PCG Commandant, led the donn

Locator companies press for friendlier business climate in Subic Bay Freeport

The Bases Conversion and Development Authority and Clark Development Corp. are looking to entice investments from the travel and tourism sector in New Clark City and Clark Freeport Zone.

THE Department of Finance (DOF) has instructed the Fiscal Incentives Review Board (FIRB) to rationalize fees collected by investment promotion agencies (IPAs) from registered Philippine offshore gaming operators (POGOs). Assistant Secretary Juvy C. Danofrata was quoted in a statement as saying that the FIRB Secretariat has been instructed to look…

RAMON S. Ang, fondly called RSA and dubbed the “King of Skyway” by Clark Development chair Ed Pamintuan, has done it again. The president and chief executive officer of San Miguel Corporation has just inaugurated another of his state-of-the-art road networks with the opening of the South Luzon Expressway (SLEX)…

MANILA - The administration's "Build, Build, Build" infrastructure program is expected to continue attracting foreign investments to Clark to create a new metropolis outside Metro Manila. During the Clark business conference Tuesday, Clark Development Corp. (CDC) Business Development and Business Enhancement Group vice president Rhyna Ventura said CDC has attracted PHP3.68 billion of foreign investments last year, 43 percent higher than the PHP2.6 billion approved foreign investmen...

DESPITE the Covid-19 pandemic, the country’s foreign investment pledges surged by 71.5 percent year-on-year to P192.34 billion in 2021, according to data from the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA). Based on the PSA’s latest report, approved foreign investments grew from P112.12 billion recorded in 2020. The country’s foreign investment pledges plunged…

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