Burberry, cancels runway show following the death of Queen Elizabeth II
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PHOTO FROM TWITTER.COM/BURBERRY LONDON — British luxury brand Burberry said it had canceled its spring-summer 2023 runway show on Sept. 17 following…
Treasury bills, bonds seen to fetch higher rates
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BW FILE PHOTO RATES of government securities (GS) on offer this week could rise amid expectations of continued hawkish monetary policy from…
Changan unveils ‘flex-citing’ campaign
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IMAGE FROM CMPI CHANGAN MOTOR Philippines, Inc. (CMPI), the official distributor of Changan vehicles in the country, presents its “Flex in the…
Gas shortages hit Dutch greenhouses
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REUTERS GRUBBENVORST, Netherlands — Greenhouse owner Pieter Wijnen would like to focus on growing vegetables, but since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in…
Investors mull ICTSI unit, Pampanga firm logistics venture
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SHARES in Razon-led International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI) moved sideways last week as investors assessed its subsidiary’s partnership agreement with Pampanga-based…
Cautious trading seen as recession fears linger
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REUTERS/ELOISA LOPEZ PHILIPPINE SHARES may see volatile trading this week as the peso remains weak against the dollar amid lingering recession fears…
Peso may decline ahead of US data
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BW FILE PHOTO THE PESO may weaken this week as the dollar continues to strengthen, with the US Federal Reserve chief saying…
Senate targets passage of 2023 budget bill by mid-December
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THE SENATE is hoping to pass its 2023 budget bill by mid-December, according to the senator who chairs the upper chamber’s Finance…
Rise of lithium not seen threatening nickel demand
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By Luisa Maria Jacinta C. Jocson, Reporter THE increasing use of lithium in the production of electric vehicles (EV) is not expected…
RE firms want reform of competitive selection
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RENEWABLE ENERGY (RE) companies asked Congress to reform the competitive selection process, calling it excessively complex and not always awarding contracts to…