INFINIX MOBILE last week launched its latest “budget-friendly” phones, the HOT 20 series, in the Philippines.“The HOT 20 Series are the ideal budget smartphones to satisfy your gaming fix, with all three devices in the line being under P10,000. That means owning the competition and

1 of 2PROPERTY developer Robinsons Land Corp. (RLC) is set to open its second mall in Gapan City, Nueva Ecija aiming to expand and cater to the booming economic centers in Central Luzon.Robinsons Gapan is the 12th mall of the company in Northern and Central

RECENT JOB CUTS across Wall Street are the typical culling of underperformers rather than a sign the industry is undergoing a mass retrenchment, said a top Citigroup, Inc. banker. While the New York-based bank and some rivals have made small cuts, Citigroup has also been spending

PHOTO FROM ZEROCARBONFARMS.CO.UKLONDON — In an underground World War II air raid shelter where London tube trains can be heard rattling overhead, aromatic coriander leaves tilt towards the pink glow of LED bulbs — a vision of how farms could look in the future.Zero Carbon

By David Irecki AUTOMATION carves out new avenues to achieve new business outcomes that would otherwise not be possible. It is safe to say that the disruption caused by automation will continue to have a significant impact across industries. While businesses in Singapore are well

GLOBAL BONDS rebounded in November, adding a record $2.8 trillion in market value, as investors bet that central banks are getting a grip on inflation. But how long the party lasts is another matter. Government and investment-grade corporate debt securities have risen to a market value

U.S consumer will continue to spend on services even if the economy slides into a mild recession in 2023, says Jenny Harrington of Gilman Hill Asset Management. Harrington recommends owning Marriott stock Enormous spending was a feature of the pandemic. Following more than two years of restrictions,

Rolls-Royce (LON: RR) share price made a strong recovery in October and November as demand for the stock rose. The shares climbed by more than 41% from the lowest level in October. It rose to a high of 92.82p in November, which was the highest

In the last month, the yellow metal has galloped 7.2% higher, despite a closing low of $1,630.90 in early November, following the possibility of a slowdown in monetary tightening and a slide in the US dollar. At the time of writing, gold is trading at $1758.5,