BIR readies for Marcos tax reforms as bills advance
The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) is gearing up for the Marcos administration's proposed tax reforms, preparing its systems and processes ahead of congressional approval to ensure quicker implementation once the measures become law.
Ayala, Yuchengco projects get boost from lifted IT ban
At least five major office developments, including projects of Ayala Land Inc. and companies under the Yuchengco Group, are set to move closer to securing PEZA incentives after the government lifted the seven-year moratorium on new Information Technology (IT) Parks and IT Centers in Metro Manila.
BYD urges faster EV charging rollout as demand grows
BYD Cars Philippines expects the country's electric vehicle market to maintain its rapid growth, but says the next phase of expansion will hinge on how quickly the government and private sector can build charging infrastructure.
Philippine performing arts targets bigger Asia market
The Philippine performing arts industry is looking beyond the local stage, with government agencies launching a trade-focused initiative to help Filipino creatives win more international deals and capture a bigger share of Asia's fast-growing cultural economy.
GCash pushes AI adoption as cyber risks rise
Artificial intelligence is reshaping industries worldwide, but Philippine businesses are still lagging in adoption, prompting GCash to rally government, regulators and the private sector behind a faster, safer digital transformation.
