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Subsidies. Incentives are not enough to revive the industry as power and labor costs in the Philippines are high. (Reuters Photo)

Foreign buyers of Philippine garments are seeking for the revival of the garments sector after the country lost its position as the world’s top supplier.

FOCUSED: Mike DiGregorio of Blackwater tries to get past the defense of Reden Celda of Columbian in last night’s game.

Columbian rips Blackwater five

THE shift to Columbian as team title is not the main change in the team formerly known as Kia and Mahindra.

Strong core. Tan attributed the bank’s solid performance to the strong growth of its core businesses, with sustained loan and deposit expansion, as well as the positive performance of fee-based service businesses. (Photo by Manolet Santiago)

BDO nets P5.9B in Q1, to offer P5B LTNCDs

BDO disclosed its earnings guidance of P31 billion for the full-year 2018, as it leverages on its strong business franchise and expands in underserved markets amid a...

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Business

Revival of garments sector sought

April 23, 2018

Foreign buyers of Philippine garments are seeking for the revival of the garments sector after the country lost its position as the world’s top supplier.

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Revival of garments sector sought

Electronics downturn worrisome

Gross borrowings down 8.6% as of end Feb

Perks to boost RE share in energy mix

Holding firm sets P77B capex

Nuclear policy readied

Tollway firm eyes KL project

News

Denials, tirades on drug criticisms won’t do: Ping

By ASHZEL HACHERO | April 23, 2018

SEN. Panfilo “Ping” Lacson yesterday said government should use facts and better communication strategies to address criticisms made by the European Union and the United States State Department on the country’s anti-drugs campaign, adding outright denials and angry tirades won’t cut it.

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Denials, tirades on drug criticisms won’t do: Ping

Gloria to Chinese bizmen: Help keep tourists in PH

P15M shabu seized, Chinese nabbed in buy-bust

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PLLO questioned on overpaid consultants

LTFRB-Bicol director, 3 other employees sacked

Doubts persist on NoKor pledge to end nuke tests

Opinion

The Philippine hour

By JOSE BAYANI BAYLON | April 23,2018

‘Why haven’t we engaged in a similar “soft sell” program not so much the urban sprawl of Manila and Manileños but Filipinos everywhere else?’

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The Philippine hour

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Dinapigue on my mind

FB 3rd party fact-checking program in PH explained

Sereno backlash?

Battle of the Super-Dudes

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Sports

Columbian rips Blackwater five

By Noli Cortez | April 23,2018

THE shift to Columbian as team title is not the main change in the team formerly known as Kia and Mahindra.

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Columbian rips Blackwater five

La Salle ousts NU, gains finals

Weiss, Wasle repeat as XTerra Danao champs

Matthysse perfect foe for Pacquiao?

Portuguese tops Subic Int’l Triathlon

New swim chief to POC: Recognize my mandate

Pelicans sweep Blazers away

Entertainment

PH bet is right on track in Miss Eco Int’l tilt

By Jose D. Patao, Jr. | April 20,2018
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MISS Eco Philippines Cynthia Magpatoc Thomalla is right on track, inching closer to win the coveted Miss Eco International 2018 title after making it as a top 15 finalist in the Best in Eco Dress pocket competition in Egypt.

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Living

Let the Pho begin!

By ALEXANDRA ROCHA | March 20,2014

THE recent rise of Manila’s dining scene has been fueled by the exhilarating openings of restaurants in almost every form and cuisine, and this year the possibilities are endless. The Moment Group, undeniably one of the players (named Restaurateur of the Year in 2013 by Esquire) responsible for uplifting the local scene with the success of unique and concept-driven restaurants ‘Cue, BurgerBar, 8Cuts and NamNam, is bringing to Manila one of Cebu’s most exciting and promising concepts: the Vietnamese noodle shop Phat Pho.

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Let the Pho begin!

SAGE

Recipes for romance at Diamond Hotel

Mandarin Oriental Manila presents the diverse flavors of Anglo-Indian Cuisine

Diamond Hotel welcomes the Year of the Horse, features feng shui master Marites Allen

The Healthy Grocery

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Special Features

BDO nets P5.9B in Q1, to offer P5B LTNCDs

April 23,2018

BDO disclosed its earnings guidance of P31 billion for the full-year 2018, as it leverages on its strong business franchise and expands in underserved markets amid a challenging and competitive operating landscape.