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There is always peril when bureaucrats interfere with market forces.
In the end, Bashar al-Assad slithered onto a Russian plane and found sanctuary in Moscow.
Donald Trump just conceded that grocery prices are not going to go down. “It’s hard to bring things down once they’re up,” he said.
Two presidents met their downfall last week. Their political decline was of their own making.
Mary Jane Veloso is back in the country. But she is not back in her home. There are protocols to be observed.
The 2025 General Appropriations Act (GAA) was originally scheduled for signing yesterday.
Foreign investment flows fuel economic expansion in Southeast Asia. The Philippines, alas, gets a very small share of this inflow – a factor that might constrain our growth into the medium term.
Just as this administration was trying to impress the public about its seriousness in curbing economic sabotage, the Court of Tax Appeals dismissed on a technicality a case involving tax evasion through illicit tobacco products.
This has to be good news for all consumers expecting a reliable and stable power supply for our economy in the coming years.
I once intently observed a friend patiently scrape the fat off the lechon skin he was about to consume. The sight made me sad. It was a futile exercise.
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