There is truth to what Jose Rizal once said: “Each one writes history according to his convenience.” In the recent Integrity Initiative forum on historical revisionism, the panelists led by former Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno discussed how Philippine history has been distorted, fictionalized and even erased to...
The pandemic unlocked the ingenuity, innovation and kindness in both public leaders and their communities. More stories of honest service for the common good–those of Galing Pook Awards finalists–are described as worthy of public trust in part 2 of "The country's sources of hope".
It's not all politics, and there are real flashes of brilliance, hard work and good intentions—at least in local governments. Learn of the impactful local government projects that made it as finalists in the Galing Pook Awards.
When government officials deny COA findings through declamations but without counterevidence, that is supposed to be green light for the Ombudsman.
If return on investment is the main driver of investment decisions, is ESG just a fashionable advocacy or does it really impact the financial value of a company?
The confusion that the BIR’s pronouncements have brought to PEZA-registered and export enterprises has come to a head with PEZA itself reluctantly asking zone administrators to pass on the VAT to said enterprises.
PwC Philippines Chairman and Senior Partner Alex Cabrera asks his readers via his “As Easy as ABC” column title: “Is family business the most valuable asset?”
The inconvenient truth today is that growing old and happy can be preempted by untimely death. Estate taxes are now lower, but is that excuse enough not to plan for the inevitable?
