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    Phinma pumps P300M more Into Bacolod flagship township

    Phinma Corp. has invested an additional P300 million into its property arm, Phinma Property Holdings Corp., to support the continued development of Saludad, a P12-billion flagship township project in Bacolod City. The 21-hectare project is being developed in partnership with JEPP Real Estate Co.

    Strong market demand continue to soften T-bill yield

    Treasury bill yields were lower at Monday’s auction, with demand for shorter-dated securities still strong.

    Agri damage from Crising surges to P96.9M

    Agricultural losses from the combined effects of Tropical Cyclone Crising and the Southwest Monsoon have surged to P96.90 million, according to the Department of Agriculture’s (DA) Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Operations Center.

    SEC plots PERA uptick as new tax perks kick in

    The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) projects a rising number of Filipinos investing in their future through the Personal Equity and Retirement Account (PERA) following the enactment of the Capital Markets Efficiency Promotion Act (CMEPA).

    MGen launches 49 MW battery energy storage project in Cebu

    Meralco PowerGen Corp. (MGen), the power generation arm of Manila Electric Co. (Meralco), on Monday announced the pursuit of a 49-megawatt (MW) battery energy storage system (BESS) project in Toledo, Cebu, designed to strengthen grid stability and support the country's clean energy transition program.

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    Maya puts credit card security in users’ hands

    Maya, the country’s leading fintech ecosystem and top digital bank, has launched the Maya Black Credit Card, a groundbreaking product that redefines credit card security in the Philippines by putting control directly in the hands of customers.

    PLDT, Smart on alert for Storm Opong

    PLDT and Smart Communications remain on heightened alert as Severe Tropical Storm Opong (Bualoi) sweeps across the Philippines, bringing heavy rain and strong winds. In response, the companies are closely monitoring the situation and have activated disaster response teams to ensure communication links remain intact in affected regions.

    Airlines ordered to refund, waive fees for typhoon-disrupted flights

    Acting Transportation Secretary Giovanni Lopez has announced that airlines must provide full refunds and waive rebooking fees for passengers who cancel flights due to Typhoon Opong. This directive follows a mandate from President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to support travelers affected by the storm.

    AI workshop empowers public school educators

    Aboitiz Foundation, Inc. and the TELUS Digital Philippines Community Board conducted a three-day workshop aimed at equipping public school teachers with practical skills in artificial intelligence (AI), as part of their Empowering Educators Year 2 program.
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