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Business World Philippines
|September 29, 2025
BUSINESSWORLD has been a vanguard of Philippine business journalism since its establishment in 1987. By keeping true to its core values of accuracy and innovation, the oldest business paper in Southeast Asia has grown to become a leading authority in economic and financial reporting as well as a uniting figure for the Philippine business community.
The publication has evolved from a traditional print-based outlet to a trusted multimedia platform accessible through different mediums such as print, online, social media, and podcasts. Beyond these channels, BusinessWorld extends its role into a venue for high-level dialogue that seeps into boardrooms, policy discussions, and strategy sessions across corporations in the Philippines.
Foremost of these community-gathering fora are the Economic Forum and the Forecast conference held every May and November, respectively, coupled with Insights fora held throughout the year.
At BusinessWorld’s Economic and Forecast fora, leaders and decision-makers from both the private and public sectors are brought together to confront economic realities, as well as the gap between the Philippines’ longstanding potential and the progress that has yet to materialize.
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