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Typhoon Goring initial damage to agriculture estimated at P1.07B

Damage to agriculture due to incessant southwest monsoon enhanced by typhoon Goring is initially pegged at P1.07 billion, according to the Department of Agriculture...

Serial hikes push year-to-date gasoline price a tad shy of P15 per liter

The price of petroleum products rises for the ninth week in a series beginning past midnight Tuesday, 5 September.

MPIC, Hartasuma collaboration seen driving domestic rail services innovation and infrastructure development

Metro Pacific Investments Corporation (MPIC), the country’s leading infrastructure investments company, and Hartasuma Sdn Bhd, lead integrated rolling stock and rail services provider in Malaysia, have announced a collaboration seen driving the development of rail infrastructure in the Philippines. 

MIAC pushes as one in winning the P171B NAIA rehab contract

Aboitiz InfraCapital Inc., as part of the consortium known as the Manila International Airport Corp. (MIAC), brushed aside on Monday notions that it will bid for the Ninoy Aquino International Airport rehabilitation project only for its own account.

Strong demand sends T-bill rates lower 

The National Treasury awarded in full P15 billion worth of Treasury bills it auctioned Monday as strong demand sent average yields lower.

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Higher gold and silver prices boost Apex Mining income by 77%

Philippine-listed mining company Apex Mining Co. saw its net income surge 77 percent in 2025, reaching ₱7.66 billion, up from ₱4.32 billion in 2024.

PLDT Global launches faster digital remittance service for OFWs

PLDT Global Corporation has introduced a new digital remittance feature called ePadala under its Tindahan ni Bossing (TinBo) platform, aimed at helping overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) send money home more quickly and easily.

DMCI profit drops 20% in 2025 amid weaker energy, cement losses

DMCI Holdings Inc. reported a 20 percent decline in net income in 2025, earning P15.1 billion compared to P19 billion the previous year, mainly due to weaker contributions from its energy business and losses in its cement segment.

Zimbabwe delegation visits PH to study tobacco industry

A delegation from the Zimbabwean government visited tobacco farms in the Philippines this month to learn about the country’s tobacco industry and explore possible cooperation.
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