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    DoubleDragon starts pre-selling Hotel101-Libis Bridgetown project; eyes P4.9 billion in sales

    DoubleDragon Corp. said Wednesday that its hotel subsidiary,  Hotel101 Global Pte. Ltd, secured the permit to sell units at Hotel 101-Libis Bridgetowne, a project...

    Megawide to acquire real estate firm PH1 World for P5.2 billion

    Listed firm Megawide Construction Corp. said Wednesday it will purchase all the outstanding shares of real estate company PH1 World Developers Inc. for P5.2...

    Inflation eases to 5.4% in June, slowest since May 2022

    Prices of consumer goods in the country eased further in June, an added incentive for the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas to again keep policy...

    Low green energy auction turnout blamed on unrealistic tariff rates

    Renewable energy firm Sun Asia on Wednesday blamed the low 30 percent turnout of the second green energy auctions (GEA-2) to the unrealistic tariff...

    Petron completes sale of preferred shares; raises P13 billion

    Petron Corp. said Tuesday it completed the offer of the initial tranche of Series 4 preferred shares, raising a total P13 billion for the...

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    BSP honors outstanding south Luzon partners

    The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) recognized nine outstanding institutional partners of its South Luzon Regional Office (SLRO) during the 2025 Outstanding BSP Stakeholders Appreciation Ceremony (OBSAC) held on 08 August 2025 in Naga City.

    Apex Mining 1H earnings surge 70% on strong metal prices

    Apex Mining Co. Inc. reported a 70 percent year-on-year increase in its consolidated net income for the first half of 2025, reaching ₱3.2 billion compared to ₱1.89 billion in the same period last year.

    Security Bank opens new branches

    Security Bank has opened branches in Paniqui, Concepcion, and Capas, Tarlac, bringing BetterBanking closer to key communities and businesses in the province.

    Boomers blitz Gilas, end Philippines’ Asia Cup campaign

    Gilas Pilipinas knew the Australian Boomers were coming. What they didn’t see coming was a first-quarter blitz of long-range bombs—seven of them—that turned the quarterfinal showdown into a rout before the dust even settled.
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