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Alternergy appoints advisors for next capital raise

Alternergy Holdings Corp., a listed renewable energy firm, has appointed two financial advisors—AlphaPrimus Advisors and Astris Finance—to guide its upcoming capital raising initiative.

Megaworld expanding regional township developments

Megaworld Corp. is accelerating its expansion with plans to launch at least two new townships in 2025. These new developments, spanning more than 300 hectares, will be located in key growth regions across Luzon and the Visayas. 

Private label grocery market seen generating sales of P52B in 2025

The private label grocery sector in the Philippines is projected to generate sales estimated at USD896 million, roughly P52 billion in local currency, this year, capturing 7 percent of total food and beverage (F&B) grocery sales.

Megawide to launch partial Cavite BRT operations by September

Megawide Construction Corp. announced plans to begin partial operations of the P1.87-billion Cavite Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system by September this year, with construction set to begin in the second quarter.

CAB maintains fuel surcharges for February amid volatile fuel prices

The Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) has confirmed that fuel surcharges on both domestic and international flights will remain unchanged for the fifth consecutive month in February 2025.

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Globe supports Building Code update to boost digital connectivity

Telecommunications company Globe Telecom has expressed support for the government’s review of the National Building Code, saying the update is an opportunity to treat internet connectivity as essential infrastructure in future building and road projects.

China’s spiciest cities showcase pandas and neon

If Tokyo feels too polished and Seoul too familiar, western China is ready to shake Filipino travelers out of their comfort zone in the best possible way.

Beached, bewildered, battling Philippine monsoons

Every year, somewhere along the Philippine coastline, a dolphin, whale, or dugong shows up in the worst possible place. On the sand.

Scientists rush to protect global rice supplies 

A global alliance of scientists is stepping up efforts to save rice crops from worsening climate threats as rising heat, drought, and salinity place one of the world’s most important food staples under growing pressure.
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