(First published in the Sunday Biz Section, Philippine Daily Inquirer, April 26, 2020 by Myrna Rodriguez Co )SERDEF Media Bureau) Against the backdrop of widespread socio-=economic disturbances wrought by the raging viral outbreak, small enterprises Read More
Amidst the viral menace that the world faces, small and medium enterprises (SMEs) looms as the most highly at risk economic sector. “Ticking bomb” is how the situation is described by Andrew Masigan, an economist, Read More
FOOD ENTREPRENEURS BEAT THE HOLIDAY RUSH By Myrna Rodriguez-Co After the flurry of shopping and gift-giving, feasting and partying, sprucing up and decorating, the average person is seen as broke and physically drained, if not Read More
Customers will not impulsively plunk down their hard-earned cash on something they have not used before. They would need more than an attractive advertising copy with glossy photos to be convinced to try a product, Read More
THE BUSINESS OF SHARING SPACE More and more people have assimilated travel into their lifestyle. Traveling – around the country or in other countries abroad – has lately become a priority activity among young people, Read More
The importance of cash flow management cannot be overemphasized. Big or small, new or established, hbusinesses need ready cash in order to run efficiently. Indeed, there have been companies which, while still earning profits, have Read More
Getting ready for May reopening: Businesses allowed/disallowed announced
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