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TIMELINE – Global rice supplies tighten after India’s July export ban

Rice prices in key exporting countries including Thailand and Vietnam have climbed around 20 percent since India, the world's biggest shipper of the grain, banned shipments of a key variety in July, tightening global supplies.

Aboitiz Power vehicle fleet seen 40 percent clean by 2030

Aboitiz Power Corp. on Thursday targets to covert 40 percent of its fleet of four-wheelers and bikes into electric vehicles by 2030 and fully electric by 2040.Aboitiz Power said the target supports the Electric Vehicle Industry Development Act which mandates industrial and commercial firms to keep at least five percent of its fleet as EVs.

NPC turns over P280 million worth of solar projects

The National Power Corp. (NPC), in tandem with the European Union (EU) and the World Bank (WB), has turned over completed solar power plants to electric cooperatives (ECs) in Samar, South Cotabato and Sultan Kudarat in ceremonies held Thursday in General Santos City.

DA lifts poultry import ban from Poland

The Department of Agriculture (DA) has lifted the temporary ban on poultry products from Poland.
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Angel’s Pizza adds 9 new branches

Angel’s Pizza, a unit of the popular Figaro Coffee Group Inc., on Thursday opened nine new branches over a two-month stretch in key areas in Luzon and the Visayas.

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Philippine growth outlook rosier but risks loom, DLSU

The Philippine economy may finally find firmer footing in 2026—but the path to recovery could still be fragile.

Meta stock rallies on layoff reports

Shares of Meta Platforms jumped about 3 percent Monday as investors bet that the reported potential job cuts could help offset the technology company's artificial intelligence spending. The stock of the company that owns Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and Threads closed 2.3 percent higher at USD627.45.

Frasco’s next tour: Resilience as policy 

When Christina Garcia Frasco left the helm of the Department of Tourism, it wasn’t quite a farewell tour—more like a change in itinerary. Now appointed Presidential Adviser for Sustainable and Resilient Communities by President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., the former tourism chief is swapping travel brochures for the less glamorous but arguably more urgent business of resilience policy.

Metrobank taps ESG appetite with P5B bonds

Metropolitan Bank & Trust Co., the country’s second largest lender by assets, has launched an offering of peso-denominated sustainability bonds, seeking to raise at least P5 billion as the bank deepens its funding base while riding growing investor demand for environmental, social and governance (ESG) assets.
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