Alden M. Monzon
Business Reporter at Philippine Daily Inquirer
Covering issues on trade and industries for the Philippine Daily Inquirer. Email: [email protected] Tiktok: https://t.co/Uss2KBTVki
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1 week ago |
plus.inquirer.net | Alden M. Monzon
The Philippines and France have strengthened their bilateral relations with the signing of a number of agreements to bolster cooperation in transportation, maritime security, clean energy and climate resilience. Among these is a letter of intent signed by French Minister Delegate for Foreign Trade and French Nationals Abroad Laurent Saint-Martin and Transportation Secretary Vince Dizon to expand partnerships in the Philippines’ rail and maritime sectors.
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1 week ago |
business.inquirer.net | Alden M. Monzon
MANILA, Philippines — A sharp increase in the United States’ tariffs on firearms imports is triggering concerns among local gun manufacturers. They warn that the new trade barriers could erode their foothold in a key export market and give subsidized foreign competitors a significant edge.
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2 weeks ago |
plus.inquirer.net | Nestor Corrales |Melvin Gascon |Alden M. Monzon
Authorities need to “put a stop to these senseless acts of violence,” urged the Movement for Restoration of Peace and Order following the killings of a Filipino-Chinese businessman and his driver. The three kidnapping incidents involved a 14-year-old Chinese student in Taguig in February, a Chinese food kiosk owner in Binondo, Manila, and businessman Anson Que. Philippine National Police chief Gen. Rommel Marbil on Thursday relieved Brig. Gen. Elmer Ragay as chief of the Anti-Kidnapping Group (AKG).
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2 weeks ago |
plus.inquirer.net | Alden M. Monzon |Julie M. Aurelio
Trade ministers from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) on Thursday offered a cautious response to the United States’ unilateral tariff moves, pressing for dialogue and avoiding retaliatory measures. “We express our common intention to engage in a frank and constructive dialogue with the US to address trade-related concerns.
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2 weeks ago |
plus.inquirer.net | Alden M. Monzon
Funding for corporate social responsibility projects in the Philippines is expected to continue flowing, amid the continued support for programs focused on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI). Citing a recent study from the Boston Consulting Group, the League of Corporate Foundations (LCF) highlighted the significant growth of diversity programs in the Philippines over the past several years.
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American-Taiwanese luggage maker PLG Prime Global Co. is looking to set up a manufacturing facility in Bataan, as part of its plan to revive operations in the country. https://t.co/jIurJYobO0
The National Privacy Commission has signed a cross-border data agreement with the British overseas territory of Islands of Bermuda, expanding the Philippines’ network of international data partnerships aimed at strengthening privacy protection. https://t.co/TqeFaLJ6K1
The Department of Trade and Industry has mapped out measures to curb the selling of substandard steel products, following reports from an industry group about their proliferation in the local market. https://t.co/u52IFjk9bY