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"There is an urgent need to inform the public and the various sectors of society about the ASEAN integration," said Peter T. Lavi帽a, former councilor..

The United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP), in cooperation with state think tank Philippine Institute for De..

The Bureau of Internal Revenue鈥檚 tax collections for the year is expected to exceed its P1.239 trillion target by more than P7 billion, this accord..

The quality of infrastructure in the Philippines ranked second to the bottom among the members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, a study ..

The state of infrastructure in the Philippines is the second worst among countries in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), the Philippi..

Poor households in the Philippines lose about seven percent of their per capita incomes due to natural disasters, a study published by the Philippine ..

Potential losses from the forthcoming Asean Economic Community (AEC) in 2015 must not be exaggerated particularly in the agricultural sector. This is ..

The Philippines needs to transform and upgrade the local manufacturing sector to take advantage of opportunities from a bigger market in the Asean Eco..

The Philippines鈥� paddy rice output in the entire year is likely to be below a government forecast of 18.58 million tons, made before Haiyan struck. ..

AN INCENTIVE program is being crafted for the automobile manufacturers who will invest in the Philippines, an official said. Philippine Institute of ..

The Philippines needs to focus on niche treatment and on expanding its markets to capture a greater share of the medical tourism market, a new report..

The Philippines, one of the world鈥檚 top rice consumers, may need to import as much as 2 million tons of the grain in 2014 as it looks set to miss se..

An expert from the state-owned Philippine Institute of Development Studies (188体育) attributed the country鈥檚 poor infrastructure to the decline in off..

A few gaps and challenges still hamper logistics and trade facilitation in the Philippines, and removing them, while necessary, will also be difficult..