The government’s key economic officials pitched in several points to entice Japanese investors during the Philippines-Japan Business Forum held at the Waterfront Insular Hotel on Friday, this city.
A city councilor on Wednesday revealed that some areas in Davao don’t have any access to potable water.
Out of the 38,000 business permits, the city’s Business Bureau has processed more than 21,000 permits and released more than 4,000 as of Wednesday, Jan. 11.
A fire of still unknown origin gutted out an estimate of P3 million worth of properties on Thursday afternoon inside the soon to open mall of Gaisano Capitol in Barangay Mintal here.
A total of 14 villages in this city are experiencing a “severe infestation” of flies, a city councilor said on Wednesday.
The Department of Budget and Management issued Monday a new budget circular for the implementation of the second tranche of wage hike for civilian personnel, military and uniformed personnel
A coconut advocate campaigns for the replanting of coconut trees to sustain the needs of different industries and to help boost Philippine economy.
As of December 2016, SSS has initiated legal actions such as issuance of demand letters and filing of cases against over 34,000 delinquent employers since 2010, bringing in almost P1.4 billion in collections to date.
Councilor Pilar Braga, one of the board members of UM and chairperson of the City Council’s Committee on Education reminded the newly licensed teachers on the primary objective of education which is the formation of the pasture of the students.
The Department of Trade and Industry hit almost 200 percent of its 2016 target number of Negosyo Centers that aim to support micro, small and medium enterprises.
