NVIDIA, the world’s most valuable publicly-traded company and the dominant supplier of chips powering the artificial intelligence revolution, capped a landmark year with blockbuster fourth quarter results, a bullish revenue outlook, and fresh momentum in its stock.
Power giant Manila Electric Co. is revving up for a historic spending cycle, lining up P272.2 billion in capital expenditures to modernize its grid, harden infrastructure, and keep pace with the country’s swelling power demand.
State-run housing lender Pag-IBIG Fund booked a near 50 percent jump in investment income in 2025, fortifying its balance sheet and sharpening its capacity to bankroll affordable homes.
Financial technology firm Maya is considering listing its shares in both the Philippines and the United States as it looks to raise fresh capital to support expansion.
Department of Energy (DOE) Secretary Sharon Garin said she prefers private firms to take the lead in the government’s upcoming coal resource bidding, stressing that state-run companies should not compete with the private sector unless necessary.
Auto sales in the Philippines skidded at the start of 2026, signaling cautious buyers and changing mobility habits that pushed demand for electrified vehicles sharply.
Radius Telecoms Inc., a subsidiary of Manila Electric Company, has earned the highest level of certification under Google’s Verified Peering Provider (VPP) program, gaining Gold status for its network performance and reliability.
The St. Luke’s Medical Center – Global City has expanded its imaging services with five advanced magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machines, reducing long waiting times for patients and improving access to diagnostic care.