Aboitiz Economic Estates is positioning Biz Hub at LIMA Estate as the central business district (CBD) within a fully operational industrial ecosystem, as commercial activity accelerates alongside a growing base of locators.
Petron Corp., the Philippines’ largest oil company, sounded the alarm on the risks posed by severe fuel supply disruptions, warning of “catastrophic consequences” for the economy and national security as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East continue roil global oil markets.
The Manila Electric Company (Meralco) and the Department of Energy (DOE) are encouraging businesses to adopt energy-saving practices to help manage electricity costs and maintain grid stability, especially during the dry season and ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
Telecommunications company Globe Telecom has expanded its 5G network and upgraded mobile infrastructure across Rizal Province to improve connectivity for residents, businesses, and tourists.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. inspected key farm facilities and a new road project in Isabela aimed at improving food supply and increasing farmers’ earnings.
Philippine cement makers are banking on a pickup in government infrastructure spending to stabilize demand at about 34 million tons this year, as the industry grapples with excess capacity, high energy costs, and a weaker peso.
Travel experts often say the best trip moments are the unplanned ones — happy detours, new activities or unexpected finds that never made the original itinerary. Now Philippine Airlines (PAL) and the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) are encouraging Filipino travelers to embrace that spirit with their joint “We Don’t Wait for Fun” and “SG Sige G!” campaign.
NLEX Corporation held the inauguration of a new stretch of the NLEX‑C5 Northlink project on Thursday, timed before the big holiday traffic buildup for Undas.
The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. (PAGCOR) saw its net income plunge 85 percent to P2.17 billion in January to September 2026, as a steep decline in electronic gaming revenues and higher statutory remittances squeezed its earnings.