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DA traces idle food-laden container vans at Manila port to force majeure

The Department of Agriculture on Tuesday lauded the Philippine Ports Authority and the Bureau of Customs for quickly taking action on imported agricultural products sitting idly for months at the Port of Manila.

Finance chief says BSP could match US Fed 50 basis points rate cut

Finance Secretary Ralph Recto expects the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas to further reduce key interest rates this year, possibly matching the latest reduction delivered by the U.S. Federal Reserve.

Union Bank infusing P1.6 billion additional capital in UnionDigital

Union Bank of the Philippines, the country's ninth largest lender by assets, said Tuesday its board approved the infusion of up to P1.6 billion additional capital into UnionDigital Bank Inc.

Steniel Manufacturing seeks to raise P315.3 million from follow-on offer

Listed company Steniel Manufacturing Corp. is looking to raise as much as P315.3 million through a follow-on offer of up to 157.6 million shares.

GEA program suffers from unenthusiastic participants

The renewable energy industry has urged the government to redesign its Green Energy Auction (GEA) program and take the hint from the outcome of its latest iteration which suffered from a lack of participation.

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DA steps in as palay prices drop in some areas

The Department of Agriculture (DA) is taking action to stabilize palay (unhusked rice) prices after declines were reported in several major rice-producing provinces.

Globe boosts network readiness to minimize outages during power disruptions

Globe Telecom Inc. is strengthening its network operations to keep customers connected during power outages and reduce service interruptions.

TRB approves toll collection for final CAVITEX C5 link segment starting May 5

The Toll Regulatory Board (TRB) has approved toll collection for the final section of the CAVITEX C5 Link, known as Segment 3B, beginning May 5, 2026.

ASEAN urged to treat climate change as economic threat, not just environmental issue

Finance and environment officials in Southeast Asia are calling for a major shift in how governments respond to climate change, warning that its impacts are no longer just environmental—but economic.
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