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Eala smashes way toward first SEA Games gold

Alex Eala is one win from rewriting her SEA Games story—and she made sure everyone watching knew it.

Philippine cruise tourism charts steady course through

Cruise tourism in the Philippines is set to sustain its recovery momentum into 2026, buoyed by rising ship calls, policy support, and stronger regional cooperation, according to the Department of Tourism.

Maharlika bid fast-tracks ATI stock market exit 

Asian Terminals Inc. (ATI) hit the brakes on trading Tuesday as a Maharlika Investment Corp. (MIC) tender offer set the port operator firmly on course for a voluntary exit from the Philippine Stock Exchange.

PEZA bets big as investment momentum roars

The Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) said cumulative investments under its watch surged past P4.5 trillion, reinforcing its role as a cornerstone of the country’s investment-led growth strategy. 

Pinoys floor Singapore, march toward SEA Games gold

The Philippine National Men’s Floorball team passed its first real acid test at the 33rd Southeast Asian Games—and did so with authority—outlasting regional rival Singapore, 6–4, to all but book a ticket to the gold-medal match.

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VinFast deploys EV fleet for ASEAN energy meeting 

VinFast is deploying 11 electric vehicles as the official fleet for ASEAN Dialogue Partners at the 44th ASEAN Ministers on Energy Meeting (AMEM44) in Manila, putting electric mobility on display as the region weighs cleaner and more secure energy systems.

Port holiday raises supply disruption, price concerns

Consumer groups warned Tuesday that the week-long “port holiday” could deepen supply disruptions and add pressure on prices of basic goods, as truckers protest congestion, high fees and mounting losses.

ERC clears BKS Green Energy’s transmission line for Isabela solar facility

Yuchengco-led BKS Green Energy Corp. has obtained official approval from the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) to build and operate a dedicated point-to-point transmission system supporting its 33.831-megawatt Limbauan Solar Project Phase 2 in San Pablo, Isabela.

Strong El Niño effects seen worsening in 2027; gov’t steps up preparations

The Philippines is already experiencing a strong El Niño, but its impact could worsen in early 2027 as rainfall declines across more provinces, prompting the government to accelerate preparations for possible drought, water shortages and agricultural losses.
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