Darwin G. Amojelar is a journalist based in Manila, Philippines, focusing on local news and business. He writes for the Manila Standard and covers a wide range of topics including tax collections, transportation, banking, employment, and corporate developments. With his extensive reporting, Darwin provides insights into the economic landscape and current affairs in the Philippines.
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Darwin G. Amojelar's coverage primarily revolves around local economic, governmental, transportation, and industry-related topics in the Philippines, particularly Manila. His focus on government announcements and press releases suggests a preference for reporting official statements or data-backed information.
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By: Noto Serif, Darwin G. Amojelar
A Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) survey said there were fewer Filipinos living in poverty or those whose incomes were insufficient to buy minimum basic food and non-food needs in 2023 compared to two years earlier.
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By: Noto Serif, Darwin G. Amojelar
ABS-CBN Corp. said Tuesday its digital footprint continues to expand as more Filipinos turn to YouTube for their daily news and entertainment.
By: Meta Time, Noto Serif, Darwin G. Amojelar
The Green Climate Fund (GCF) approved $1 billion in funding for climate adaptation and mitigation projects, including a project that will empower Philippine green entrepreneurs to promote climate-resilient businesses.
By: Darwin G. Amojelar, Noto Serif
The Bureau of Customs (BOC) said Wednesday it exceeded its revenue target by P126.26 billion since the start of the Marcos administration.
By: Meta Time, Darwin G. Amojelar, Noto Serif
The national government's budget deficit fell in June from a year ago, on stronger revenue collection.
By: Charles Dantes, Vince Lopez, Darwin G. Amojelar, Maricel Cruz, Joel E. Zurbano
The government has distributed over P43 million worth of assistance while P2.88 billion more is on standby for families displaced by Typhoon “Carina” and
By: Noto Serif, Darwin G. Amojelar
Globe Telecom said Thursday it transferred another 1,037 towers to Frontier Tower Associates Philippines Inc. worth P13.17 billion, marking the completion of their sale agreement.
By: Meta Time, Noto Serif, Darwin G. Amojelar
The Department of Finance (DOF) and government financial institutions (GFIs) said they swiftly implemented measures to help Filipinos affected by Typhoon Carina and expedite the recovery process.
By: Meta Time, Darwin G. Amojelar, Noto Serif
The Department of Finance said the full implementation of an international merchandise passport will boost the global visibility of Filipino products and expand market access for local businesses.
By: Meta Time, Noto Serif, Darwin G. Amojelar
The Department of Transportation (DOTr) said Friday it is preparing a feasibility study for the Subic-Clark-Manila-Batangas Railway, a key component of the government's plan to establish a logistics corridor in Luzon.
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