Producer prices of agri commodities drop by 3.9%
MANILA, Philippines — A downward trend was seen for the Philippines’ agricultural prices of producers during the first quarter of 2024.
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Asian markets, yen drop ahead of key Bank of Japan decision
HONG KONG, China — Asian markets and the yen weakened against the dollar Friday ahead of a policy decision by the Bank of Japan, while the euro remained under pressure as critical French parliamentary elections approach.
Artesano, JCI Marikina Sapatos hoping Marikina shoe industry re-enters global scene
MARIKINA CITY, Philippines — As the shoemaking industry continuous to decline in Marikina City, efforts are now on the way to preserve and revive its heritage to its former glory and inspire other movements.
Filipino skincare brand offers minimalist line made for tropical weather
MANILA, Philippines — With the beauty market becoming crowded every quarter as it sees new brands and existing brands introducing new, specialized products, it can be confusing for most, especially who are just jumping into their preferred beauty regimen.
Meralco rates higher this month
MANILA, Philippines — Households within the franchise coverage of power distributor Manila Electric Co. (Meralco) can expect an increase of P0.6436 per kilowatt-hour (kWh) in electricity bills this month.
Belo Medical Group bags international award from EMFACE
MANILA, Philippines — When it comes to raking in the recognition, Belo Medical Group shows no signs of stopping. Dr. Vicki Belo spent a productive 24 hours in Hong Kong as she ran a full day of panel talks, keynote speeches and an awards ceremony that gave Belo three new titles under its belt.
Asian stocks build on Wall St records after US inflation data
HONG KONG, China — Asian traders extended a rally across world markets Thursday as they welcomed figures showing US inflation slowed further last month, tempering concerns about the Federal Reserve's forecast of just one interest rate cut this year.
Denmark recalls South Korean noodles for being too spicy
SEOUL, South Korea — Denmark's food agency has recalled South Korean instant ramen produced by a brand popular in the West, warning noodle lovers that they were so hot they might cause "acute poisoning".