The national government reduced its financial support for state-run corporations in 2024, as subsidies dropped to their lowest level in six years, data from the Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) showed.
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The Manila Times on MSNGovt to privatize idle assets for revenue boostTHE government is ramping up efforts to generate non-tax revenues by fast-tracking the privatization of non-performing assets, the Department of Finance said. Revised guidelines have been issued to ...
CAPITAL A Berhad, the main investment and holding company of the AirAsia Aviation Group, is looking to further expand its travel booking unit and other subsidiaries in the Philippines. In a news ...
The newly issued guidelines for the disposition of government assets will allow the government to maximize non-tax revenues, the Department of Finance (DOF) said. In a statement Thursday, the DOF said ...
With a huge budget deficit to finance this year, the government is enjoining Filipinos to buy its idle assets to add to ...
The creation of 2.6 million jobs in January 2025 offers hope and opportunity for the youth in the Philippines.
THE country’s unemployment rate declined to 4.3 percent in January 2025, representing 2.16 million jobless Filipinos, down ...
Star For All Seasons Vilma Santos shared the political advice she gave to her son TV host Luis Manzano. Vilma is not just a veteran in the entertainment industry as she can also be considered a ...
Consumer prices sharply dropped to 2.1 percent in February 2025, marking the lowest rate in five months, according to the ...
Manila, Philippines - The government opened 2025 with an outstanding debt that rose to a new record-high of P16.31 trillion, ...
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