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NNIC remits P70 billion to government (1st of two parts)
The New NAIA International Corp. has already remitted around P70 billion to the government, less than two years after taking over the operation of the country’s premier gateway following the successful privatization and turnover of the operation and maintenance of the then government-operated airport on Sept. 14, 2024 to the winning bidder.
Read more →NNIC rolls out new NAIA standards
The private operator of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport has signed its first deal with an airline outlining key performance indicators to improve operational efficiency.
Read more →PEZA-approved investments more than double in 8 months
Investments cleared by the Philippine Economic Zone Authority more than doubled from January to August, reflecting strong investor confidence in the country.
Read more →Stocks tumble as US targets Iran with new sanctions
Increasing uncertainty over the situation in the Middle East and investors maintaining their defensive stance ahead of this week’s Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas policy meeting dragged the local stock market to a negative finish yesterday.
Read more →Toyota Philippines leads Batangas port revenue collection
The country’s leading automotive firm Toyota Motor Philippines Corp. was recognized as the top revenue contributor to the Bureau of Customs - Port of Batangas as it remitted P23.66 billion in customs duties and taxes from January to July.
Read more →Bank error, bank loss: Supreme Court rules banks can't reclaim funds due to own negligence
Supreme Court rejects bank's claim against depositor who withdrew funds made available early.
Read more →Copycats, not competitors: How fraudulent apps are quietly damaging the online lending industry
It's tempting to see this as a problem that only affects whichever brand happens to be impersonated at a given moment. In reality, the damage spreads much further — and one of its most corrosive effects is something the industry rarely talks about directly: it's warping how the public understands loan pricing.
Read more →Can AI untangle a century of Philippine foreclosure law?
Intellegal will build the research path. You can open the authorities, challenge the analysis and decide whether the answer holds.
Read more →Global Dominion, Go Negosyo bring business mentorship and income opportunities to Filipinos nationwide
While easing inflation has provided some relief, many Filipino households and entrepreneurs continue to face weak consumer demand, intense competition, limited access to capital, and the need for more stable sources of income.
Read more →Price Tracker: Oil, fuel monitor for August 25-31, 2026
Pump prices further increases in the last week of August.
Read more →Apple Pay seen to lift UnionBank card usage
Union Bank of the Philippines is expecting Apple Pay to drive higher card usage and eventually contribute to revenues as early customer enrollments point to growing appetite for mobile contactless payments.
Read more →BSP rolls out cloud support for rural banks
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas is rolling out technical assistance that will help qualified rural banks migrate from legacy information technology systems to cloud-based core banking platforms, strengthening their resilience and competitiveness amid rapid digitalization.
Read more →Emperador rejoins FTSE global index
Emperador Inc. is rejoining the FTSE Global Equity Index Series, while several firms are being downgraded.
Read more →How well do you understand Kaizen?
Imagine unlocking a superpower that transforms ordinary routines into engines of extraordinary progress, but without overhauls, massive budgets or overnight miracles.
Read more →Late-session buying buoys stocks
Late-session buying buoyed the Philippine Stock Exchange index to a positive finish yesterday, even as trading remained cautious most of the day.
Read more →Makro charts Philippines comeback in 4 ALI estates
Makro is making a major comeback in the Philippines with four new stores rising within Ayala Land Inc. mixed-use estates.
Read more →Miners back minerals framework
Local miners have voiced their support for the government’s plan to create a national critical minerals framework to boost mining investments in the country.
Read more →PAGCOR income seen to drop 91%
The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. is estimating a 91-percent decline in full-year net income this year, as the Middle East crisis and the removal of e-wallet links to online gambling platforms sapped gambling activity.
Read more →SEC pushes next wave of capital market reforms
The Securities and Exchange Commission is lining up its next phase of reforms after what it considers as a successful first year in office of SEC chairperson Francis Lim, who focused on cutting regulatory costs and streamlining processes.
Read more →‘System loss charges stay until next year’
The Department of Energy yesterday said the complete removal of system loss charges is unlikely before President Marcos delivers his final State of the Nation Address next year.
Read more →P1-billion boost for Project NOAH targets early flood warnings
Of the amount, P935 million will support research services, while P65 million will fund general management and supervision.
Read more →Jobstreet by SEEK reveals 80% of Filipinos feel fairly paid, but only 59% are happy with their salary
Despite ongoing cost-of-living challenges and inflationary pressures, the Philippines emerges as one of the regional leaders in salary optimism.
Read more →Fuel prices to rise again in last week of August
Motorists face another round of fuel price increases starting Tuesday, August 25.
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