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Metro Manila power rates rise in February

Metro Manila power rates rise in February

DA to cut rice price by P3 a kilo under KADIWA

The Department of Agriculture (DA) will reduce on Wednesday, February 12, rice prices under the KADIWA ng Pangulo’s Rice-for-All (RFA) program.

SM Investments positioned for long-term growth – report

SM Investments Corporation (SM Investments) remains optimistic about its long-term growth prospects, driven by a consumption-led economy and strong synergies across its diversified business portfolio, including retail, banking, and property development.

Keeper Security champions cybersecurity in education on Safer Internet Day

Chicago-based Keeper Security on Tuesday, declared globally as Safer Internet Day, took a stand against rising cyber threats to educational institutions, highlighting the growing risks faced by schools and universities.

PNIA warns vs nickel ore export ban, urges strategic policy focus

The Philippine Nickel Industry Association (PNIA) has expressed strong opposition to the proposed ban on raw nickel ore exports, emphasizing that such a move could harm the industry's growth and competitiveness.

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Vena Group launched P24B  Ilocos solar projects

Vena Group has begun construction on two major renewable energy projects in Ilocos Norte, part of its 15-project pipeline, signaling another milestone in the Philippines’ drive to expand clean energy capacity and attract green investments.

MRSGI 1Q profit nearly doubles on strong food retail sales

Metro Retail Stores Group Inc. (MRSGI), the retail company led by the Gaisano family, reported that its net income nearly doubled in the first quarter of the year to P25.84 million from P13.38 million a year earlier, driven mainly by strong performance in its food retail business.

SteelAsia secures P1.25B loan for green expansion

SteelAsia Manufacturing Corporation has secured a P1.25-billion green loan from Taiwan-based Cathay United Bank, boosting the Philippine steelmaker’s low-carbon expansion plans and reinforcing regional sustainable finance momentum.

Senate starts trial of VP Duterte

Senators on Monday took their oath as judges to begin the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, pledging “to do impartial justice according to the Constitution and laws of the Philippines.” Duterte, impeached last week by the House, faces charges including constitutional violations, graft, unexplained wealth, and allegedly plotting to assassinate President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. A Senate summons requires her to respond within 10 calendar days and later appear for the trial. Conviction will need 16 senators’ votes.
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