Tobacco firm’s failure to pay taxes bad for PHL’s health programs, services – Ubial

Health Secretary Paulyn Jean B. Rosell-Ubial believes that failure on the part of Mighty Corporation to pay taxes will have an impact, not only on the economy of the country but also to the health programs and services of the government.

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Read more about the article Econ, political cooperation on top of Duterte’s agenda in Middle East
President Rodrigo Duterte narrates how rich the natural resources are in Mindanao as he delivers his speech while visiting the victims of the magnitude 6.7 earthquake in Surigao City on February 12, 2017. The President added that the natural resources found in Mindanao could be fully utilized if corruption and criminality brought by illegal drugs would be eradicated.(Robinson Niñal/Presidential Photo)

Econ, political cooperation on top of Duterte’s agenda in Middle East

Economic and political cooperation, and the situation of the Overseas Filipino workers are among the issues that Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte will discuss with the leaders of Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Qatar during his week-long state visit next week.

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Read more about the article 6 new foreign investors eye Davao for shipbuilding, housing
MORE FOREIGN INVESTORS. Six new foreign investors are eyeing Davao City for investments says Davao City Investment and Promotions Center Acting Head Lemuel Ortonio. The six investors include two from Japan, two from China, a Malaysian, and a Korean. (Earl O. Condeza/davaotoday.com)

6 new foreign investors eye Davao for shipbuilding, housing

Davao City Investments and Promotion Center Acting Head Lemuel Ortonio said there are two Chinese, two Japanese, a Malaysian, and a Korean investors who approached their office for a possible investment in housing, hotels and health care services.

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