Food outlet eyes call center market
CEBU’S robust economy and improvement of the country’s investment grade status has made more local entrepreneurs to try and position themselves as early as now for the expected boom two to three years from now.
CEBU’S robust economy and improvement of the country’s investment grade status has made more local entrepreneurs to try and position themselves as early as now for the expected boom two to three years from now.
A REAL estate company is set to start building the first tower of its first condominium project in Cebu City in the second quarter this year.
The rising cost of space and labor in China and Vietnam is reopening doors for the Philippines’ manufacturing sector as companies are looking at the possibility of moving to Cebu, where the economic landscape is friendlier to foreign direct investments (FDIs).
To sustain economic growth and make sure it benefits the poor, the government will focus on infrastructure, creating jobs and human capital development this year, said Cabinet secretary for economic planning.
Gov. Amado Espino Jr. said he will not allow “obstructionists” to prevent him from pursuing projects that will bring in more investments and generate more jobs for Pangasinan people.
A FILIPINO-owned firm specializing in beauty products and services will invest at least P9 million for three new outlets in the middle of the year.
“Why are prices of merchandise up during the holiday season?” Teacher Milynda Castro asked her Grade 4 pupils.
WITH the continued rise in demand for power around the country including Cebu, Aboitiz group will pour in at least P170 billion in investments within the next four year for added generation capacity.
Another investment scam has been uncovered.
The Philippine National Police on Tuesday ordered the administrative relief of its nine intelligence operatives for their alleged involvement in the P244-million investment scam which victimized hundreds of individuals in the Visayas and Mindanao.
A GLOBAL acoustic product manufacturer broke ground at the Cebu Light Industrial Park (CLIP) on Friday for a 2-hectare facility that will create at least 4,000 jobs.
As parents, Marvin Espinosa and his business partners thought that investing in helping children develop their social skills in a creative and fun way would succeed in Cebu.
They saw Cebu as a good place to invest in something that’s unique and will compliment the booming tourism industry here.
