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Ilagan City hospital seeks approval of Malasakit Center request - Vimarsana News

Ilagan City hospital seeks approval of Malasakit Center request

ILAGAN CITY, Isabela—For over two years, Ilagan City government, headed by its mayor Josemarie Diaz, has urged the swift installation of Malasakit Center at Cit

Finally: Bloomberg BusinessWeek Adds Balance to Media Coverage of Chevron/Ecuador Dispute - Vimarsana News

Finally: Bloomberg BusinessWeek Adds Balance to Media Coverage of Chevron/Ecuador Dispute

Magazine's 'Jungle Justice' story gives extensive treatment of both sides of protracted legal battle.

Bankers: OC Will Withstand Possible Recession - Orange County Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Bankers: OC Will Withstand Possible Recession - Orange County Business Journal

Markets that entered the year with extended valuations buckled under high inflation, an aggressive global rate hiking cycle, and the war in Ukraine.

Source: ocbj.com
More Than 7 in 10 Manufacturers Ready to Make Changes to Combat Inflation, Supply Chain Issues and Labor Shortages - Vimarsana News

More Than 7 in 10 Manufacturers Ready to Make Changes to Combat Inflation, Supply Chain Issues and Labor Shortages

<p>According to a recent national study from Umpqua Bank, U.S. manufacturers are prepared to make significant changes in the next 12 months to solve for macroeconomic challenges related to rising inflation, the labor shortage and ongoing supply chain disruption.</p>

US Makers to Take On Inflation, Supply Chain Issues, Labor Shortages &#x2013; Sourcing Journal - Vimarsana News

US Makers to Take On Inflation, Supply Chain Issues, Labor Shortages &#x2013; Sourcing Journal

A study from Umpqua Bank showed that U.S. manufacturers are prepared to adapt to inflation, labor shortages and supply chain disruption.