Japanese Ambassador to the Philippines Endo Kazuya on Friday delivered a compelling lecture at Ateneo de Manila University as part of its “EmbLEM: Embassy Lectures, Encounters, and Masterclasses” series, reinforcing the strong and evolving bilateral ties between Japan and the Philippines.
Maya, the country's top digital bank and fintech ecosystem, has unveiled Paleng-Kita, a new credit program aimed at providing micro and small business owners—particularly market vendors and public transport drivers—with access to fair, collateral-free loans.
Aboitiz Construction announced Friday the completion of the Lagonglong Port in Misamis Oriental for AMADI MGT Terminals Inc., marking a major milestone in infrastructure development aimed at boosting Mindanao’s economic activity.
The Department of Transportation (DOTr) announced on Friday that electronic gates (e-gates) will soon be installed at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) to expedite immigration processing and improve the overall travel experience for passengers.
Cosco Capital Inc., the retail holding firm of tycoon Lucio L. Co, reported a consolidated net income of P3.67 billion for the first quarter, a 7.6 percent increase from ₱3.42 billion in the same period last year.
Manila Electric Co. (Meralco) and LG Electronics Philippines have teamed up to demonstrate how connected appliances and energy management technologies can help Filipino households control electricity consumption while improving convenience.
Vietjet has officially started direct flights between Clark and Ho Chi Minh City, marking the first nonstop air route connecting the two destinations and strengthening ties between the Philippines and Vietnam.
The Philippine Airlines (PAL) officially launched its first nonstop flights between Manila and Chicago today, marking a key expansion of the carrier's network in North America.
Ayala Corp.’s preparations for its 200th anniversary are putting renewed focus on leadership succession, institutional values and the ability to adapt, as chairman Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala and his son Jaime Alfonso shared how the country’s oldest conglomerate prepares the next generation to carry its legacy forward.