Philippines behind in internet security, warns senior lawmaker Gulf News | Manila: The Philippines is increasingly lagging far behind in online security to the detriment not only of the government and private firms, but also to individuals who increasingly use technology in their daily lives, a senior lawmaker has said. | “We are being overtaken by increasingly dig...
Vessels of 2 shipping firms ‘grounded since November’ Sun Star | VESSELS of two shipping companies have stopped sailing since last year allegedly due to financial difficulties, as a result of the stiff competition in the transport industry. | Two vessels of Palacio Shipping Corp. and one vessel of Roly Shipping ...
Filipinos may pay for new ADB loan without having say on how it's spent Sun Star | THE Philippines may incur new debt but will have no say on how it’s spent after the Department of Energy (DOE) said it has no authority to decide on how to use money borrowed from a renewable energy fund. | This was raised by various civil societ...
Filipinos may pay for new ADB loan Sun Star | THE Philippines may incur new debt but will have no say on how it’s spent after the Department of Energy (DOE) said it has no authority to decide on how to use money borrowed from a renewable energy fund. | This was raised by various civil societ...
Future of Philippines is in its human resource: Binay Gulf News | Manila: The Philippines should take advantage of its greatest resource, Vice President Jejomar Binay said in a speech he delivered on Friday before members of foreign news agencies. | Speaking before members of the Foreign Correspondents Associatio...
Philippine mines to 'close' after landslide Al Jazeera | The Philippine government has ordered the shutdown of gold-mining tunnels in the country’s south after a deadly landslide left at least 31 people dead and up to 150 more missing. | Mines that sit in the danger zone will be ordered shut, ...
Philippines to shut some mines after landslide STL Today | The Philippine government on Friday ordered the shutdown of gold-mining tunnels threatened by landslides in a southern town where a chunk of a mountain tumbled down on sleeping residents, killing at least 27 people. | The landslide struck hours bef...
Philippines to shut some mines after landslide Palm Beach Post | MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine government on Friday ordered the shutdown of gold-mining tunnels threatened by landslides in a southern town where a chunk of a mountain tumbled down on sleeping residents, killing at least 27 people. | Th...
Philippines orders threatened gold-mining tunnels shut after landslide kills at least 27 Star Tribune | MANILA, Philippines - The Philippine government on Friday ordered the shutdown of gold-mining tunnels threatened by landslides in a southern town where a chunk of a mountain tumbled down on sleeping residents, killing at least 27 people. | The land...
Philippines to shut some mines after landslide Dayton Daily News | MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine government on Friday ordered the shutdown of gold-mining tunnels threatened by landslides in a southern town where a chunk of a mountain tumbled down on sleeping residents, killing at least 27 people. | Th...
Stocks post new record high on bullish sentiment Malaya By ALBERT CASTRO | Share prices moved higher on Tuesday to pull the Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) to a record high, capping the bullish trend that followed the market’s downturn at end-October last year. | Stocks bested the previous record of 4,550.53 points posted on the first day of trading in August last year. | Market observers said ...
Vohra Calls for Vigil on Frontiers Kashmir Observer | Jammu, Jan 27: Jammu and Kashmir Governor, N. N. Vohra, Thursday said that “adversary elements” operating from across the borders had not given up their “malicious resolve to disturb and destabilise our country” | Speaking after hoisting the Indian tricolour at Maulana Azad Stadium here this morning, the Governor reiterated his call for ...
