DITO Telecommunity has been named the country's top-rated mobile network for the third consecutive time, according to global network intelligence provider Ookla. The recognition marks a significant milestone in the company’s aggressive expansion and its role as a formidable challenger to long-standing incumbents in the country’s telecommunications industry.
Average yields on Treasury bills inched higher at Monday’s auction, as global uncertainties continued to damp expectations of a sustained decline in local inflation.
Agriculture Secretary Francisco P. Tiu Laurel Jr. has ordered the Department of Agriculture (DA) to accelerate the rollout of major support programs for Filipino farmers and fishers, citing their crucial role in ensuring national food security and economic resilience.
Vista Land & Lifescapes Inc., the Villar Group’s listed property arm, announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, VLL International Inc., has secured a USD150 million syndicated term loan facility with a fixed annual interest rate of 6.40509 percent.
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has issued a public warning against a fraudulent scheme involving a company identified as UNA Financing Corporation, which has been unlawfully using the BSP’s name, logo, and even the identities of its employees and officers to deceive individuals.
With the world facing rising temperatures and the likelihood of a very strong El Niño, the Philippines is calling for urgent, concrete action to turn its national climate plans from written policy into real protection for vulnerable communities.
Regional economic stability received a significant boost today as amended terms governing the Chiang Mai Initiative Multilateralisation (CMIM) officially entered into force.
Solid Group Inc. is teaming up with a Singapore-linked investment group to establish a USD40-million venture that will build and operate a Philippine factory producing solar photovoltaic cells and modules for export.
Higher operating costs and weaker contributions from associates, particularly aircraft maintenance unit Lufthansa Technik Philippines (LTP), dragged down MacroAsia Corp.’s nine-month net income attributable to parent-company shareholders by 45 percent to P560.4 million, despite revenue growth across its food services, airport ground handling and water businesses.