The global outage caused by a software update of cybersecurity company CrowdStrike affected a quarter of Fortune 500 companies and likely resulted in losses, excluding Microsoft, of around USD5.4 billion, insurance firm Parametrix had estimated.
Encouraged by Cebu City's vibrant economic prospects and its own rapid expansion, Topline Business Development Corp., led by the Lim siblings, is set to enhance its footprint in the downstream oil industry. The company is doubling down on its bet on Cebu’s petroleum retail market, potentially a prelude to an even more aggressive growth strategy in the coming years.
The Department of Transportation (DOTr) is looking into the feasibility of a Subic-Clark-Manila-Batangas Railway, a key component of the government plan to establish a logistics corridor in Luzon.
Robinsons Retail Holdings Inc., the retail arm of the Gokongwei Group, will soon see a changing of the guard as Lance Gokongwei relinquishes his seat as director and chairman of the board at the end of the year.
Philex Mining Corp., the country’s largest gold producer, said Friday net income in the second quarter dropped 32 percent year-on-year to P214.7 million, weighed down by other charges such as foreign exchange losses and interest expense.
Globe Telecom Inc., the financial technology and communications arm of the Ayala Group, has completed the settlement of its tender offer for outstanding USD600 million 4.2 percent senior perpetual capital securities, marking a significant step in active balance sheet management.
The Philippine National Bank (PNB) reported a net income of ₱6.37 billion in the first quarter of 2026, up 5 percent from a year ago, driven by steady growth in its core businesses.
Manila is set to host a milestone for regional economic cooperation as the fourth Steering Committee Meeting of the Luzon Economic Corridor convenes in May 2026, gathering senior officials from the Philippines, the US, and Japan to accelerate implementation of the flagship initiative.
In a post-crisis digital economy, customers are no longer swayed by brand promises alone—they’re watching how businesses respond in real time when something goes wrong. The new trust metric isn’t messaging but momentum.