The Philippines offers to foreign investors incentives for long-term growth and profitability. In his meetings with heads of state and business leaders, President Marcos has pitched the country’s value proposition that is anchored not just on pro-business regulations but, more importantly, on the...
In his Labor Day message, President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr. honored the Filipino workers as nation-builders, lauding their remarkable contributions to the growth of the national economy by dint of their sweat and toil, both here in their homeland and in all parts of the world. Mindful of the...
Is a day without using a plastic bag, packaging wrap, or a sachet possible? Take time to observe how plastic has become part of our lives, especially in the kitchen where it is used to wrap, store, or carry food, utensils, and everything else. The presence of plastic has become like an essential...
A big boost to the electric vehicle (EV) industry has come with President Marcos’ order to expedite action plans for its development. The administration’s support for the EV industry will be visible soon with the replacement of some 10 percent of government vehicles with EVs, it...
Passwords are more important than ever in today's world, where a significant portion of our lives is spent online. They are the keys to our digital lives that secure sensitive information like bank accounts, medical records, and countless other forms of personal data. To make a habit of changing...
Today, as we celebrate Labor Day, let us take this opportunity to pay homage to the unwavering dedication of the Filipino labor force whose tireless efforts resonate everywhere — whether in the bustling streets of Manila, the verdant farmlands of Luzon, the vibrant markets of Cebu and...
This week starts with a nationwide transport strike arising from disagreements regarding the implementation of the Public Utility Vehicle Modernization Program (PUVMP). Considering that an estimated nine million commuters take the jeepney everyday in Metro Manila, and there are about 600,000...
When was the last time you read a book? That’s a question that quite often these days is followed by a long pause, or a stare. The reason likely is that the last book was read too long ago to remember, or the question presents a realization that one has forgotten the habit, or the pleasure, of...
The internet, source of so much information and opportunities for growth, is showing its “dark side” through the many reports on cybercrimes. Scams that defraud people of hard-earned money; disinformation that has caused misguided decisions; and online sexual abuse and exploitation of...
In just over a year, we will be holding the 2025 midterm elections. And with the advent of technology, the specter of deepfakes looms large over the electoral landscape. Sophisticated and deceptive videos created using artificial intelligence (AI) have the potential to sway...
Starting today until April 30, the global community will observe World Immunization Week. This year’s observance comes at a time when the country is facing the threat of pertussis or whooping cough, underscoring the urgent need for immunization to prevent further spread. The impact of...
Creating one million digital jobs by 2028 involves more than a statement of aspirations. It requires unified government efforts to harness broad-based support from business and industry and all other vital stakeholders. President Marcos rallied the Private Sector Advisory Council (PSAC) ...
