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Isuzu tightens grip on Philippine trucks market

Isuzu Philippines Corporation extended its dominance of the local commercial vehicle industry, securing its position as the country’s number one truck brand for the 26th straight year in 2025, based on joint industry data from the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines and the Truck Manufacturers Association.

Robinsons Land unlocks REIT war chest

Robinsons Land Corp., the property development arm of the Gokongwei Group. cashing in—methodically and at scale.

RCBC reloads board with finance firepower

Rizal Commercial Banking Corp. (RCBC) is reshuffling its boardroom—and not subtly.

Eala owns Manila as tennis takes center court

Alex Eala didn’t just win on Monday night—she justified the tournament itself.

Demeter meets CRISPR: Self-replicating rice takes on the seed economy

For decades, hybrid rice has been the most frustrating agricultural miracle: spectacular yields, structurally expensive. Farmers get abundance—then a bill. Because hybrids don’t reliably reproduce, the system forces growers onto an annual seed treadmill. Productivity, yes. Ownership, no.

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Taekwondo jin Yape delivers 4th Asian Games gold

The Philippines is back at four gold medals in the Asian Games, matching its haul from Hangzhou in 2023.

Smart Travē cuts eSIM rates up to 43% for holiday travelers 

Filipinos traveling abroad this season get up to 43 percent off Smart Travē eSIM data packs—just in time for year-end trips across 100+ destinations.

P3B fuel subsidy targets farmers, fishers, truckers 

The government is rolling out P3 billion in fuel subsidies this month for about 300,000 farmers, fisherfolk and agricultural truckers as elevated oil prices and El Niño squeeze production and distribution costs.

Over a thousand volunteers join Jollibee Group coastal cleanup drive

More than 90 employees from the Jollibee Group and its brands—Jollibee, Mang Inasal, Chowking, and Greenwich—joined the global International Coastal Cleanup here on September 19, 2026, collecting over 400 kilograms of waste from shorelines.
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