Foreign ministers of the Philippines and Germany on Thursday expressed their optimism for a “just and expeditious” resolution to the Fraport-Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Naia) Terminal 3 case, saying that the dispute should not be a hindrance in boosting economic ties between the two countries.
Vice President Jejomar Binay on Thursday ordered housing lawyers to file a motion for consideration before the Court of Appeals following its decision to dismiss the syndicated estafa case against one of the executives of Globe Asiatique (GA).
The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) on Tuesday announced that a business delegation from the Sultanate of Oman was in Manila to discuss improving business ties between Oman and the Philippines, a move which it described as a first in more than 30 years of the two countries’ diplomatic relations.
The National Home Mortgage Finance Corp. (NHMFC) on Friday offered to low- and middle-income households its Bahay Bonds 2, saying it served a dual purpose.
A “desperate” act was how the Housing and Urban Development and Coordinating Council (HUDCC) described on Monday the alleged attempt by Globe Asiatique lawyers to try and talk unit buyers into suing Pag-Ibig.
About 389,000 customers or around 7.62 percent of the total customer base of Manila Electric Co., the country’s biggest power distributor, were still without electricity Wednesday, according to a Radyo Inquirer 990 AM report.
A member of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) said that as of Wednesday, the suggested retail price (SRP) for canned sardines were set to P12.80 per 155 gram can.
Local government and business leaders of the Greek city of Thessaloniki are open to enhancing business ties with the Philippines.
The Philippines and Germany will be signing a new tax treaty in 2013, which the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) described as an agreement that would boost the two countries’ trade and investment ties.
Science can’t get any hotter than this. With fellowship grants worth P400,000 each, two young Filipina scientists have bagged the 2011 For Women in Science (FWIS) L’oreal-Unesco fellowships after a grueling judging process headed by the first Filipino FWIS Asean Laureate, Prof. Lourdes Cruz.
With a starting money of P100,000, a time span of six months, and a passionate desire to help, twelve student teams from all over the Philippines are set to change the country “one community at a time.”
Women members of civil society groups clad in black shirts and holding bananas staged a protest-rally in front of the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) Monday calling for a strong Philippine government support for the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT).
