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PH firms make Fortune’s First ‘Asia 100 Best Companies to Work For’ list

A Vietnamese subsidiary of Jollibee Foods Corp., Highlands Coffee, ranked ninth in Fortune Magazine’s inaugural Asia 100 Best Companies to Work For in Southeast Asia. Six Philippine companies also made the list.

Metal mining output rises 14.8% in first 9 months

The country’s mined metals production rose 14.8 percent to P219.74 billion in the first nine months this year, from P191.42 billion a year earlier, the Mines and Geosciences Bureau (MGB) reported.

Philippines stakes bold industrial future, unveils Tatak Pinoy plan

The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) on Monday rolled out the Tatak Pinoy Strategy (TPS), the Philippines’ first national industrial policy, positioning the country for a major economic showcase as it prepares to host ASEAN meetings in 2026.

Unicapital appoints former DOF undersecretary as managing director

Unicapital Inc. has named former Finance Undersecretary Karen Singson as its new managing director.

DOJ charges Cebu executives over alleged investment scam

The Department of Justice (DOJ) has filed criminal charges against executives of Cebu-based Fergus Inc. for allegedly soliciting investments from the public without the required government license.

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AIA Philippines boosts Vitality to drive preventive healthcare

AIA Philippines is sharpening its push into preventive healthcare, upgrading its AIA Vitality wellness program with personalized health assessments, nutrition tracking and expanded rewards as it seeks to turn growing health awareness among Filipinos into lasting lifestyle changes.

TNT 5G’s SAYAOKE: Your shot to be the next karaoke star

TNT 5G brings Filipinos together with SAYAOKE, a nationwide online karaoke contest open to aspiring singers across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. It’s a real chance for talented Filipinos everywhere to step into the spotlight, no matter where they live.

Protection plan for unexpected health challenges

A specialized protection plan now offers financial coverage for the country’s three leading serious health risks — heart disease, cancer, and stroke — at an annual cost starting from just ₱215.

Foreign chambers say Philippine reforms lag investment needs

Foreign business groups are urging the Philippine government to speed up economic reforms, warning that slow implementation of existing laws could weaken the country’s competitiveness and limit investment opportunities.
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