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BUDGET Secretary Amenah Pangandaman said on Wednesday that the Philippines was on track to achieving its medium-term economic growth target despite subdued fiscal gains.

Good day. Here are the top stories of The Manila Times for Monday, Jan. 29, 2024.

ADMIRAL Hotel Manila-MGallery officially opened its Manila Festive Tales exhibit at its chic Filipino-Spanish-inspired lobby restaurant, El Atrio Lounge, last Dec. 1, 2023.

CYBERATTACKS will become more frequent and more severe next year, Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) Secretary Ivan John Uy warned on Thursday.

ISRAELI Ambassador to the Philippines Ilan Fluss said Israelis are insecure about their safety since they felt that the world is against them as their existence as a nation has been challenged repeatedly by groups seeking their destruction.

BESIDES The Manila Times as Asias Leading Newspaper of the Year in the fourth Asian Business Excellence Awards (ABEA), Chairman and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Dante Klink Ang 2nd and President and Chief Operating Officer Blanca Mercado are also honored as Asias Outstanding Newspaper Chairman and CEO, and Asias Outstanding Female Publication Executive, respectively.

A BUSINESS group on Thursday urged the government to implement reforms across 10 sectors to raise the Philippines competitiveness and make the country more attractive to investors.

THE Manila Times Chairman Emeritus Dante A. Ang and his son, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Dante Klink Ang 2nd, were the top awardees of the Public Attorneys Office (PAO) during its 5th national convention last October 11.

FOUNDED in 1898, The Manila Times (TMT) is the Philippines oldest English broadsheet and Asias oldest English daily.

DEFENSE Secretary Gilberto Gibo Teodoro Jr. believes it will not be appropriate for the Philippines to invoke its defense treaty with the United States at this time when run-ins between Chinese and Philippine ships in the West Philippine Sea are becoming more frequent.