As it marks its 39th anniversary this year, BusinessWorld demonstrates that the future of journalism lies not in choosing between paper and screens, but in bringing the strengths of both together.
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@bworldph.bsky.socialAs it marks its 39th anniversary this year, BusinessWorld demonstrates that the future of journalism lies not in choosing between paper and screens, but in bringing the strengths of both together.
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@bworldph.bsky.socialWith nearly four decades of reporting on the forces shaping the Philippine economy, the work of BusinessWorld has grown beyond the pages of a newspaper and the screens of the World Wide Web where its reports appear.
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@bworldph.bsky.socialFor decades, BusinessWorld has built its brand around unparalleled business journalism that helps readers understand the forces affecting Philippine enterprise and the economy.
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@bworldph.bsky.socialBusinessWorld asked leaders across industries in the Philippines what key lesson from recent crises is shaping their decisions today.
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@bworldph.bsky.socialThe future of Philippine competitiveness will not be determined simply by how many jobs we create.
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@bworldph.bsky.socialFor too long, the Philippine education system has suffered from “isomorphic mimicry” — the uncritical imitation of foreign processes and structures that look perfect on paper but remain empty and infeasible in practice.
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@bworldph.bsky.socialBusinessWorld asked leaders across industries in the Philippines about their top priorities for the next one to two years.
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@bworldph.bsky.socialThe future of Philippine competitiveness will not be determined simply by how many jobs we create.
Read: zurl.co/UWdP3
@bworldph.bsky.socialFor too long, the Philippine education system has suffered from “isomorphic mimicry” — the uncritical imitation of foreign processes and structures that look perfect on paper but remain empty and infeasible in practice.
Read: zurl.co/HnTrz
@bworldph.bsky.socialThe government is turning to local governments to support growth across the country, but their ability to take on greater responsibilities remains uneven.
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@bworldph.bsky.socialThe Philippines needs to boost its domestic industries and supply chains if it wants to turn a regional digital trade agreement into more investment and higher-value exports.
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@bworldph.bsky.socialFarm imports have for some time been relied on to address food shortages and decreasing productivity brought on by crises such as El Niño and rising fuel and fertilizer prices.
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@bworldph.bsky.socialTax relief may ease pressures, but deeper structural reforms are needed for sustained Philippine growth.
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