The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued a stern warning against engaging with Pegasus International Ventures Inc., citing its unauthorized investment solicitation and potentially fraudulent operations.

Vitarich Corp. has approved a P280-million acquisition of Broilers Club Inc. (BCI), a poultry firm with breeder farm facilities in Sta. Cruz, Davao del Sur, marking a key strategic move to expand its breeder operations.

The Aurora Pacific Economic Zone and Freeport Authority (APECO) will reopen its newly renovated tourism facilities next month, signaling a strategic move to boost local economic activity and strengthen its role in the development of Northern Aurora’s Dinalungan-Casiguran-Dilasag (DiCaDi) corridor.

Pru Life UK has unveiled two new financial products—PRUSteady Income and PRUWealth 10—designed to offer guaranteed income and protection, reinforcing its commitment to helping Filipinos navigate financial uncertainty with confidence.

ACEN Corp. has completed the sale of its ownership interests in three diesel-fired power plants, totaling 189 megawatts (MW), to its affiliate and majority shareholder, AC Energy and Infrastructure Corp. (ACEIC), in a move seen as a strategic step toward its full renewable energy (RE) transition.

ACEN Corp., the renewable energy arm of the Ayala Group, said the 900 MW Robbins Island wind project in Australia has secured Federal Government approval, a major boost to one of the largest private investments in Tasmania’s history and a pivotal step in Australia's clean energy transition.

Starting Tuesday morning, the various fuel retailers will implement significant price increases, with diesel rising by P1.00 per liter, and both gasoline and kerosene climbing by P0.70 per liter.

Clean energy leader First Gen Corp. recently hosted the Youth for Climate and Energy Leadership Summit (YCELS), a dual-location event aimed at equipping youth leaders with the skills and knowledge to address climate and energy challenges in their communities.

Listed real estate developer LFM Properties Inc. is planning to raise at least P1 billion through a stock rights offering as it gears up for expansion.

Torre Lorenzo Development Corp. (TLDC), a leading developer of premium university residences in the Philippines, has partnered with Security Bank Corp. to offer expanded home financing options for property buyers.

Phirst Park Homes Inc., the horizontal housing arm of Century Properties Group (CPG), announced the launch of a P5.3 billion residential development in General Santos City — its first project in Mindanao.

Corporate relocations, particularly by government agencies, and the decentralization of business operations are reshaping the Philippine real estate landscape, according to property consultant Prime Philippines. The firm noted that pending public sector relocations in Metro Manila could boost office occupancy, while business process outsourcing (BPO) growth continues to spur demand in regional hubs such as Clark, Cebu, Davao, Iloilo, and Bacolod.

X Corp. and xAI, two companies of billionaire Elon Musk, have filed a lawsuit in the Texas federal court that accuses Apple Inc. and OpenAI of engaging in anticompetitive practices that allegedly violate U.S. antitrust laws and stifle innovation in the artificial intelligence and mobile app markets.

The final session of PIXEL Academy is set to take place on 30 August 2025, at Thames International School, Inc., marking a significant milestone in Eplayment’s ongoing initiative to empower content creators in the digital space.

NutriAsia, the country’s leading manufacturer of condiments and sauces, has successfully migrated its core enterprise systems to the cloud, marking a major milestone in its digital transformation journey.

The chief representative of the Japan International Cooperation Agency...

It was a sight to behold: billions of pesos worth of seized drugs, sealed in plastic, and under heavy security fed into a roaring industrial incinerator. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. stood by, face mask on, watching calmly, almost dispassionately.

For years, the Philippines has looked ahead with optimism, banking on its so-called “demographic sweet spot.” With around two-thirds of the population between the ages of 15 and 65, the country seemed poised for rapid economic growth—a young, able-bodied workforce ready to fuel productivity and progress.

You can feel it in the air, even if no one says it out loud. The world is tilting, and tension is building between countries that no longer trust each other. The US and China—two giants locked in a stare-down—are turning tariffs into weapons. Everyone knows what comes next: slower global growth, just when the world is finally getting back on its feet after the pandemic.

Here we are again, watching the political drama unfold with the arrest of former President Rodrigo Duterte. It’s strange how something that’s supposed to be about justice often turns into a series of complex, tangled arguments, full of political posturing and personal pride.