Philippine CEOs Confident About Next 12 Months, Survey Shows
A recent survey indicates that 83% of Philippine CEOs are confident about their prospects over the next 12 months, a sentiment that remains unchanged from the previous year. However, business leaders also expressed vigilance towards emerging risks.
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