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    IPO: P29.2B fake goods nabbed in Jan-Nov

    Philippine authorities have seized an estimated P29.2 billion worth of counterfeit goods from January to November this year, underscoring the scale of the country’s ongoing battle against fake products, according to the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL).

    CAMPI eyes 2025 industry sales to breach 500,000 vehicles

    The Philippine automotive industry is closing 2025 with cautious optimism, as vehicle sales are widely expected to breach the long-elusive 500,000-unit mark and sustain growth into 2026.

    Mixed fuel price changes seen this week

    Fuel companies signal mixed price movements for petroleum products this week.

    Globe bets on customer experience to drive growth

    Globe Telecom said its customer-first strategy continues to fuel business growth, supported by strong performance in recent quarters.

    Tuguegarao hospital transitions to geothermal power

    Divine Mercy Wellness and Medical Center (DMWMC) in Tuguegarao City has partnered with First Gen Corp. to shift its electricity supply to renewable energy.

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    Maya brings digital bill payments to remote SPUG communities

    Maya is expanding its digital electricity bill payment service to include households supplied by the National Power Corporation’s Small Power Utilities Group (SPUG), which provides electricity to remote and missionary areas.

    Gov’t busts illegal online sale of fertilizers, pesticides in QC

    The Department of Agriculture (DA) and its Fertilizer and Pesticide Authority (FPA) have seized around P175,000 worth of illegally sold fertilizers and pesticides in a series of entrapment operations in Quezon City, highlighting the government’s stepped-up drive to stop the unsafe online sale of farm inputs.

    Converge backs Makati underground network as key step toward future-ready cities

    Converge ICT Solutions Inc. CEO Dennis Anthony Uy on Tuesday urged the wider adoption of future-proof infrastructure in the country, citing the newly completed MACEA Underground Conduit Network (MUCN) in Makati as a major step forward for reliable and resilient connectivity.

    CAB keeps fuel surcharge at Level 4; airfares seen steady

    Air passengers can expect stable ticket prices in February as the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) kept the fuel surcharge at Level 4 for the seventh straight month.
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