<?xml encoding="utf-8" ?????????>Once deeply ingrained in Swedish culture, traditional brown snus has seen a remarkable evolution. Originating as a quintessentially Swedish product, brown snus served not just as a tobacco product but also as a cultural symbol.However, recent years have marked a significant shift. A
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<?xml encoding="utf-8" ?????????>As we become more aware about wellness and sustainability, the quest for healthier alternatives to traditional tobacco leads us to the digital doorstep of snus online.This journey not only uncovers the rich tapestry of snus’s Swedish origins but also connects us to a
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<?xml encoding="utf-8" ?????????>With yet another budget having passed by, the economic landscape remains challenging for businesses.The economy spent most of 2023 teetering on the brink of recession, consumers are still feeling the pinch, and the taxation burden stands at a 70-year high as the UK
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<?xml encoding="utf-8" ?????????>With yet another budget having passed by, the economic landscape remains challenging for businesses.The economy spent most of 2023 teetering on the brink of recession, consumers are still feeling the pinch, and the taxation burden stands at a 70-year high as the UK
A dragon dance is performed inside a mall in Caloocan City, Feb. 10. — PHILIPPINE STAR/EDD GUMBANTHE PHILIPPINES is projected to be the second-fastest growing economy in Southeast Asia this year and in 2025 as domestic demand is expected to remain resilient, according to Moody’s
MAJORITY of Philippine businesses are looking to invest more in Southeast Asia, particularly Singapore and Thailand. Photo shows shoppers in a shopping mall on Orchard Road in Singapore, Dec. 23, 2022. — REUTERSBy Luisa Maria Jacinta C. Jocson, ReporterPHILIPPINE BUSINESSES are keen on ramping up
THE PHILIPPINE government is looking to address right-of-way issues hounding its infrastructure projects. — PHILIPPINE STAR/EDD GUMBANBy Kyle Aristophere T. Atienza, ReporterTHE MARCOS administration has created an interagency panel to fast-track the acquisition of land for national railway projects, as Philippine infrastructure plans continue to be
SOLAR PANELS are seen at an office in San Rafael, Bulacan, Sept. 23, 2023. — PHILIPPINE STAR/EDD GUMBANAROUND P1.9 trillion worth of projects, mostly in renewable energy (RE), have been approved to go through the “green lane” system as of April 1, the Department of
REUTERSBy Revin Mikhael D. Ochave, ReporterPHILIPPINE SHARES performed well in the first quarter (Q1) but might face challenges ahead due to higher inflation and interest rates, according to analysts.“(Local markets) performed well across many metrics,” China Bank Capital Corp. Managing Director Juan Paolo E. Colet
1 of 2TO recognize the work of individuals who designed infrastructure as far back as the 16th century, Museo San Agustin and the Embassy of Spain recently opened the exhibit “Four Centuries of Spanish Engineering Overseas.”Within the church museum’s old stone walls in Intramuros lie
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