Philippines Factory Growth Slows with Rising Costs in March
A stumble in the factory hit the Philippines in March, as soaring power bills and pricier supplies dragged down output, aligning with customer needs, fresh data show. S&P Global’s recent report highlights shifts in PMI numbers, with the index dropping sharply to 51.3 after sitting at 54.6 just a month
Emirates Group to Hire 17,300 Professionals in Global Talent Drive
Emirates Group has initiated a global recruitment campaign to hire 17,300 professionals across 350 roles, aiming to increase its workforce by 14% this financial year. This expansion supports Dubai’s Economic Agenda D33 and includes over 2,100 open days and talent events in 150 cities worldwide. Emirates Group is recruiting across
Philippines Set for First Coal Power Decline in 17 Years
The Philippines is on course for its first annual decline in coal-fired electricity generation in nearly twenty years, according to market and government data, driven by increased power production from liquefied natural gas (LNG). Despite having Southeast Asia’s most coal-dependent grid, the country’s non-subsidized electricity tariffs are the second highest
Buy Bitcoins In The Philippines: A Must-Read Write-Up
Cryptocurrency has gained a lot of traction in the last few years. Once, a man used 10,000 bitcoins to buy two pizzas. Now, those bitcoins are worth more than $80 million. The decentralised nature and the possibilities for potential growth make it a very good investment option. However, the risks
