MANILA, Philippines — Philippine National Bank’s (PNB) move to let go of its Bahrain operations and dissolve two of its units would allow it to cut costs and focus on expanding its core business, according to an analyst. Ron Acoba, chief investment strategist at Trading Edge Consultancy, told the Inquirer PNB could still serve its
MANILA, Philippines — Frustration over the worsening flood control mess, and the involvement of more high-ranking government officials, caused the Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEi) to stumble below 6,000 on Monday. The benchmark PSEi slipped to a six-month low of 5,997.6, down by 0.49 percent. The index extended its losing streak to the sixth consecutive
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Tata Communications, part of the Tata Group, has bagged a multi-crore project from the Goods and Services Tax Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT).
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Andre Agassi recently shared a throwback moment with his and Steffi Graf’s daughter Jaz on National Daughters Day in America, commemorating the special bond between them.
FARMINGDALE, United States — American comedian and actress Heather McMahan stepped down as Ryder Cup first tee master of ceremonies on Sunday and apologized for leading an expletive-lined chant on Saturday targeting Rory McIlroy. The PGA of America announced on Sunday that McMahan would not be back at the starting complex ahead of Sunday’s concluding
“I have never been more proud of my team, the supporters of this wider movement, and the countless people that bought this tee.”
MANILA, Philippines—Ateneo went on a fourth-quarter surge to beat Adamson, 77-58, and remain undefeated in the UAAP Season 88 men’s basketball tournament on Sunday. The Blue Eagles’ offense got going in the second half to improve to 3-0 for the early lead in the standings. READ: UAAP: Joaqui Espina hitting stride in Ateneo’s perfect start
MANILA, Philippines — Two decades later, many Filipino volleyball fans still consider Leila Barros as their volleyball queen. The Brazilian superstar’s loyal supporters got to meet their idol again 21 years since her last stint in Manila in the 2004 FIVB World Grand Prix. READ: Leila Barros tells PH volleyball fans: Cheer, trust your team
