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⚾: Messick, Albert Lead Noles Past No. 7 TCU

TALLAHASSEE – Parker Messick extended his scoreless innings streak at Dick Howser Stadium to 28.2 innings – and Reese Albert added five RBI – in FSU’s 10-0 win against No. 7 TCU. The Seminoles (25-15) led 6-0 after two innings and held the Horned Frogs (27-15) to two hits in the contest. Messick (6-2) tied a career high with 14 strikeouts, the third time this season he has reached that mark. The left-hander took a perfect game into the fifth inning and a no-hitter into the sixth. Over his 28.2 inning scoreless streak – which includes games against Duke, No. 16 Notre Dame, No. 9 Louisville and No. 7 TCU – Messick has allowed just 13 hits and two walks while striking out 53 batters. His 14-strikeout games came against the Blue Devils, Cardinals and Horned Frogs and he had 11 against the Fighting Irish. At the plate, FSU got off to a hot start with three doubles and four runs in the first inning against Riley Cornelio (3-4). The TCU righty did not record an out again

Jobs recovery closer to pre-pandemic — Lopez

A deescalation to Alert Level 1 in the National Capital Region and key cities and provinces would readily create 500,000 jobs, but this should ramp up to 800,000 over time or close to recovering the employment lost during the pandemic in the entire country, Trade and Industry Secretary Ramon M. Lope

Employers' group pledges to create 1 million jobs for 2022

The Employers Confederation of the Philippines has committed to work on the creation of one million jobs this year in line with the government’s National Economic Recovery Strategy or NERS.

PCCI, DICT to pilot-test internet via satellite

The country’s largest business organization has partnered with the Department of Information and Communications Technology and private sector satellite service providers to pilot-test satellite broadband connectivity in remote areas without connectivity or with limited internet access.

PCCI, DICT partner for satellite broadband connectivity

File photo MANILA - The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI) has partnered with the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) to pilot test satellite broadband connectivity that will provide internet connection in remote areas. "It is for this reason that PCCI championed the signing of Executive Order 127 in 2021. (The) said EO amended EO 467 of 1997 to remove the franchise requirement in the access of international satellite systems," PCCI said in a statement Wednesday. PCCI president George Barcelon said this initiative would help those in remote areas to tap opportunities and services using digital technology, especially during the pandemic. Under the partnership, PCCI and DICT will choose six areas across the country for the pilot run of the internet via satellite project. "As we transition out of the pandemic, remote work and internet-enabled services in education, health, trade and supply chain management, and even government serv

PCCI backs DTI push to amend law on government procurement

The country’s largest business organization is backing the Department of Trade and Industry in the push to amend the Government Procurement Reform Act in a bid to help local manufacturers amid the ongoing pandemic.

PCCI welcomes 'no hard lockdown' assurance from gov't – Manila Bulletin

As the country enters a new year and amid the rising cases of COVID-19 Omicron variant infections, the government will not implement hard lockdowns, but it will instead restrict the movement of the unvaccinated individuals to ensure the safety of everyone, Trade Secretary Ramon M. Lopez said at the

No more massive lockdowns, DTI assures biz sector

NEW PCCI OFFICERS. Newly sworn-in officials of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry pay a virtual courtesy call on Trade Secretary Ramon Lopez (right) on Thursday (Jan. 6, 2022). PCCI president George Barcelon (left) was assured by Lopez (right) there will no longer be hard lockdowns. (Photo courtesy of PCCI) MANILA - There will no longer be hard lockdowns amid the spike in cases of the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19), made worse by the more transmissible Omicron variant. In a statement Friday, the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI) said they were assured by Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) officials that the government will not implement massive lockdowns anymore. Instead, restrictions will be focused on the unvaccinated. Newly elected PCCI officials paid a virtual courtesy call on DTI Secretary Ramon Lopez and other trade officials on Thursday. George Barcelon was elected PCCI president anew after his previous term in 2015. Other elected PCCI offi

No hard lockdowns â€" DTI assures biz groups

Philippine businesses on the brink from Covid-19 and policy: Inquirer