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SM Prime taps Citicore Renewables for the supply of Clean Energy - Vimarsana News

SM Prime taps Citicore Renewables for the supply of Clean Energy

SM Prime Holdings, Inc. (SM Prime) and Citicore Renewable Energy Company (CREC) signed a Memorandum of Agreement on 11 July 2023 as a joint commitment to champion renewable energy.  Through this partnership, SM Prime will source its energy requirements of up to 90-Megawatts (MWac) from CREC’s upcoming Lumbangan Solar Power…

Vancouver cruise season delay won't deter local businesses - Vimarsana News

Vancouver cruise season delay won't deter local businesses

Businesses in downtown Vancouver are remaining optimistic despite cruise ship season being delayed.

Solon promotes hand-woven cloth from the Tausugs of Sulu - Vimarsana News

Solon promotes hand-woven cloth from the Tausugs of Sulu

To help uplift the economy of the Tausugs, a woman lawmaker has announced that locally-produced clothes, especially those made of Sulu’s woven cloth—the pis syabit—will be launched in New York City and in other fashion capitals of the world. Kusug Tausug Rep. Shernee Tan-Tambut, in a news statement, said she…

Postponement of key fundraising seen slowing DITO's telco rollout - Vimarsana News

Postponement of key fundraising seen slowing DITO's telco rollout

Dito CME Holdings Corp.’s decision to defer a major fundraising activity has potential to hamper the rollout plans of its nascent telco unit.

Philippines' DITO eyes doubling of subscribers, US$1billion investment in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Philippines' DITO eyes doubling of subscribers, US$1billion investment in 2022

A new Philippines joint venture 40% owned by China Telecom has announced that it was on track to double its subscribers this year, supported by US$1 billion of annual investment in expanding coverage in the archipelago nation.