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Why your business won’t hit its 2025 targets

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December 2, 2024

 

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ECONOMY

Nov inflation likely sped up to 2.5%–poll


Inflation might have slightly picked up in November, no thanks to the supply problems caused by the recent typhoons and the pass-through effect of a weak peso. 


By Ian Nicolas P. Cigaral

 

ENERGY

ACEN set to replace coal plant with $1.5-B solar facility


Ayala-backed ACEN Corp. is keeping its aggressive renewable buildup with a planned $1.5-billion investment targeted to finance a massive solar farm and energy storage system. According to ACEN, the midmerit integrated renewables and energy storage system (Iress) would replace the 246-megawatt (MW) South Luzon Thermal Energy Corp. (SLTEC) coal plant in Batangas.


By Lisbet K. Esmael

 

PROFIT PUSH

The uncomfortable truth: Why your business won't hit its 2025 targets


History is filled with once-dominant companies that fell from grace because of wrong or insufficient planning. Even giants can fall when leaders fail to plan effectively. Strategic planning isn't just about avoiding failure; it's about building resilience and foresight to thrive in a constantly changing world.


By Tom Oliver

 

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BIZ BUZZ

The crackdown on digital banking 'backdoor'


Gone are the days when aspiring digital bank operators can buy an existing rural or thrift bank to secure a Philippine license without having to compete for the few available slots.


By Doris Dumlao-Abadilla

 

INQUIRER PLUS-EXCLUSIVE

Gov't to launch IP valuation service in 2025


The Intellectual Property of the Philippines (IPOPHL) plans to launch an intellectual property (IP) value assessment service next year, which will help owners obtain commercial price for such assets. "Hopefully by the middle of next year," IPOPHL director general Rowel Barba told reporters last week, when asked when the service would become available.


By Alden M. Monzon


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