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5.3 magnitude tremor leaves GenSan, Cotabato airports undamaged

The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) reported no damage at the Cotabato and General Santos airports left in the wake of a...

Fuel surcharged steady in August

The Civil Aeronautics Board is keeping the fuel surcharge for airlines unchanged in August even though jet fuel prices have moderated. CAB executive director Carmelo Arcilla...

Megaworld to build P1.5 billion Mactan Expo Center

Megaworld Corp., the property firm of tycoon Andrew Tan, said Tuesday it will spend P1.5 billion to build a two-level standalone convention center within...

ACEN in deal to develop renewable energy projects in Western Australia

ACEN Corp., the energy arm of the Ayala Group, said Tuesday it has partnered with Traditional Owners, the Yindjibarndi people, to develop, own, and...

ITCSI bags 25-year port contract in South Africa

International Container Terminal Services Inc. (ICTSI)  on Tuesday bared bagging a 25-year contract to operate and develop a container terminal in South Africa.  The Razon-led...

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Majority of Filipinos urge VP Duterte to address impeachment—SWS

Two in three Filipinos believe Vice President Sara Duterte should face the impeachment charges against her, according to a June 2025 nationwide survey by Social Weather Stations (SWS), commissioned by the Stratbase Group.

Converge rebrands to signal full techco transformation

Converge ICT Solutions Inc., one of the Philippines’ top broadband providers, has aopted a refreshed brand identity, underscoring its strategic evolution from a traditional telecommunications firm into a forward-looking technology company.

Gov’t wipes out 11-year motorcycle plate backlog, tightens crackdown on fakes

The government on Tuesday reported clearing the 11-year backlog of motorcycle license plates, a long-standing issue dating back to 2014.

Cebu Pacific posts strong H1 performance, passenger volume surges 21%

Cebu Pacific reported robust operational performance for the first half of 2025, carrying 13.9 million passengers, up 20.8 percent year-on-year, underscoring the sustained recovery in both domestic and international air travel.
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