October 1, 2020 - Negosyante News

At Least 90,000 Businesses Remain Closed Due to Coronavirus

Ramon Lopez, Trade Secretary, announced that at least 90,000 businesses in the Philippines remain closed due to the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. Between August and

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At Least 90,000 Businesses Remain Closed Due to Coronavirus

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