Author: Philippine Daily Inquirer

For more than two decades, Brittany Corp. has distinguished itself as a premium developer of exclusive residential communities that appeal to affluent Brittany has seen its portfolio expanding to include premium leisure developments in some of the country’s most sought after destinationsRead More

Mastercard and Tamkeen partner to launch Strive in Bahrain, boosting SME digital and financial readiness in a first for the region.Read More

As it meets this week, the Asian Development Bank should stop supporting fossil gas as a “bridge” fuel and back renewable energyRead More

A wave of fortysomething designers are taking the helm of heritage houses, leaving many marquee talents looking for work, or pursuing new ventures.Read More

Citing recent power outages in Europe, Türkiye’s deputy energy minister said that the country’s electricity system is designed to ensure sustainability when intermittent energy sources fall short.Read More

INEOS said all ship sections of Europe’s first CO2 carrier have been successfully assembled in the Netherlands.Read More

European firms are reporting earnings significantly ahead of expectations, allowing for some relief in the market, but tariffs and the uncertain path of economic growth continue to cloud the outlook.Read More

Counter-terrorism arrests and the government’s reaction to Reform’s success make Monday’s fronts.Read More

Investors should pursue a ‘barbell approach’ that focuses on high conviction public credit trades and strongly secured private creditRead More

While financial markets are betting the U.S. and China will pull back from an all-out trade war and that Trump will cut deals to avert higher tariffs on others, the sheer uncertainty of where this ends has become a major drag factor in itself. “U.S. tariff policy is a serious negative shock for the world in the near term,” said Isabelle Mateos y Lago, group chief economist at French bank BNP Paribas. Trump’s administration has also suggested it is close to deals with countries including India, South Korea and Japan to avert more tariffs in weeks to come.Read More