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InfoPro business survey forecast
mild 2nd semester sales increase

Harsh first semester saw 45 percent decrease in business

A majority of businesses expect conditions to improve during the second half of 2026 if the ceasefire holds, although most anticipate only a gradual recovery after a difficult first six months of the year, according to the latest War Impact and Business Forecast survey by InfoPro. The survey c...more

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	LEADERS


	Tinol expands to Canada through strategic partnership
	Manufacturing and co-branding agreement


	ECONOMY


	War raises unemployment and leads to wage decline
	Displacement is a primary cause according to a survey by ILO and labor unions


	Social Development


	AMAN 2 launched by Ministry of Social Affairs
	Up to 50,000 new families to benefit

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