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Car sales expanded

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September 18, 2024

 

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AUTOMOTIVE

Car sales expanded by 6.2% in August


Philippine vehicle sales grew by 6.2 percent in August, improving from the preceding month but still marking the second slowest growth rate so far this year. Local dealers had sold 39,155 new units during the month, more than the 36,714 units recorded in August 2023.


By Alden M. Monzon

 

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE

SEC calls for greater ownership transparency across Southeast Asia


The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is pushing for more transparency reforms in the country and across Southeast Asia, particularly through disclosures of beneficial ownership data, to promote "financial integrity" and combat corruption. 


By Meg J. Adonis

 

MONEY MATTERS

To listen, first be silent


My wife and I argue over money constantly. I complain that she has an unending stream of deliveries from online sellers, the cost of which is eating into our budget. She easily blows through thousands of pesos when she goes to the beauty salon. To be fair, however, she complains that when I buy stuff for myself, though they may be infrequent, they cost a lot as well—like gadgets. 


By Efren Ll. Cruz

 

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BIZ BUZZ

No flooding at Naia, Ramon Ang vows


May 4, 2024 was a memorable date for billionaire Ramon S. Ang of San Miguel Corp. (SMC), but it's not because of a personal or business milestone. That fateful Saturday was the day that Changi Airport in Singapore was flooded due to heavy rain, causing flight delays.


By Meg J. Adonis

 

INQUIRER PLUS-EXCLUSIVE

Gov't raises P30 billion from T-bonds


The government was able to fully raise its target amount of long-dated local debt during Tuesday's auction of Treasury bonds (T-bonds) amid market expectations of interest rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve (Fed) this week. 


By Mariedel Irish U. Catilogo


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