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SMC, SMIC Phl growth drivers
The Philippines’ two largest conglomerates are powering the country’s robust economic growth this year and in the coming years.
A salute to Sec. Jimmy Bautista and Ramon Ang
NAIA’s decrepit state and chaotic passenger experience has brought much shame to the country. It is a national embarrassment. Whether we like it or not, NAIA has become a metaphor for the country’s wild west ways. It is our primary gateway, after all. The national government has proven incapable of getting NAIA’s act together, not because they don’t want to but because our laws don’t give them the flexibility to do so.
SMC opens NAIAx Tramo access ramp
MANILA, Philippines — The NAIA Expressway (NAIAx) yesterday opened its new access ramp in Pasay, providing motorists with an alternative way of entering the toll road.
Chua remains Gilas’ No. 1 cheerleader
MANILA, Philippines — San Miguel Corp. sports director and Barangay Ginebra PBA governor Alfrancis Chua said yesterday family commitments and a personal project for a new business will leave him little time to reprise his role as Gilas team manager but gave the assurance of remaining the national squad’s No. 1 cheerleader.
RSA tells Philippines athletes: Everything is possible
MANILA, Philippines — Longtime sports patron Ramon S. Ang believes the country is geared to win more golds in the coming Paris Olympics as he paid tribute to all Filipino athletes, particularly those who were honored during the recent Philippine Sportswriters Association (PSA) Awards.
Pangasinan expressway to spur tourism, growth potential in Northern Luzon
MANILA, Philippines — The Pangasinan Link Expressway (PLEX), when completed, will further hasten in-land travel time to, from and around Northern Luzon. In the province of Pangasinan alone, tourist destinations like the Hundred Islands as well as pilgrim sites like the Our Lady of Manaoag Church will be much more accessible to travelers sojourning to what once were destinations that needed more time to reach.
