SUSTAINABILITY HAS become a driver to what shapes corporate behavior and decision-making for companies not just in the Philippines, but also globally.

FOR DECADES, traditional media — comprising print newspapers, magazines, television, and radio — served as primary channels for information dissemination and entertainment.

THE STORY of media has always been one of constant change. The printing press gave rise to radio, which then gave way into television, each new medium expanding the reach of information further than ever before.

FOR NEARLY 40 years, BusinessWorld has kept in step with the growing Filipino community by providing competent and responsible reporting of news as well as industry insights and reports that guide readers with the information they need to make informed decisions for their enterprises.

DIGITALIZATION has become a strategy for many businesses as more companies embraced the trend when the pandemic forced them to accelerate their digital transformation. 

THE PRICE AND SUPPLY of electricity in the Philippines are seen to be challenged this year due to warm weather but may be offset by the power capacity expansion from renewables.

LILY G. TERRENIO was 19 years old when she became a factory worker at Amertron, Inc. inside the Clark Freeport Zone north of the Philippine capital in 1988.

By Adrian H. Halili, Reporter MINERS are expected to perform well in 2024 due to increased demand for transition minerals used by the renewable energy...

PHILIPPINE economic growth will likely miss the government’s target next year amid external headwinds and risks that could derail the country’s recovery, analysts said.

EXPORTERS lack the knowledge to tap trade agreements and face a higher cost of doing business in the Philippines, rendering their products uncompetitive relative to other countries’ exports, a business group said.

THE WIDELY expected monetary policy easing from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) next year will likely spur economic activity especially if inflation is kept in check.

THE PHILIPPINE stock market is expected to improve in 2024 amid more opportunities for capital raising and growth, according to industry players and analysts.