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Resistance to electric vehicles waning – DOE

The Department of Energy (DOE) said the commuting public is seen more receptive now to electric vehicles (EVs) than before, given first-quarter sales this year exceeding numbers the past three years.

SMC signs toll concession pact with Pangasinan LGU

San Miguel Corp. (SMC) on Thursday said it signed a toll concession and joint venture agreement (JVA) with the local government unit (LGU) of...

SEC green lights SMC share, Vista Land bond sale

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved the P65 billion preferred share offering of San Miguel Corp. which will pay off short-term peso loans, earlier issued bonds as well as investment in airport and airport-related projects.

GCash in-app feature helps shield users from cybercrime

GCash, the country's leading finance super app, on Thursday bared adding another layer of protection helping keep its subscribers safe from scammers, fraudsters, and cybercriminals. ok

CAB raises fuel surcharge rate in November

The Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) has raised the passenger and cargo fuel surcharge for November in recognition of higher operating costs of the various airlines. 

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MPTC, KaBiyahe expands rebates to more Luzon tollways

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