Axelum Resources Corp., a listed affiliate of the Metro Pacific Group and a fully integrated manufacturer and exporter of premium coconut products, announced on Friday that its board of directors has approved a dividend policy to distribute up to 30 percent of its net income from the preceding year.
The Bureau of Customs' (BOC) aggressive crackdown on illicit cash smuggling significantly contributed to the Philippines' removal from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) Gray List.
The Philippines’ posted a substantial trade deficit of USD5.09 billion in January, widening from the USD4.36 billion trade gap in the same month last year, as export growth failed to keep pace with the rise in imports. This wider trade deficit highlights the country’s persistent struggle to meet its domestic needs through local production and its inability to identify new export drivers to strengthen its economic position.
NLEX Corporation has entered into a strategic partnership with China Road and Bridge Corporation (CRBC) to construct the NLEX-C5 Northlink Segment 8.2 Section 1A, a P2.2 billion elevated expressway.
The Department of Transportation (DOTr) on Thursday announced the appointment of several key officials to bolster the leadership of Transport Secretary Vince Dizon in advancing critical transportation infrastructure projects.
Metro Dumaguete Water (MDW) is adding three million liters per day to its production capacity and upgrading its distribution network as it moves to secure water supply for 37,000 consumers ahead of a potentially severe El Niño.
Alex Eala needed more than two hours, a nerve-testing tiebreak, and one emphatic forehand winner to finally shake off her Czech curse, beating 18-year-old Tereza Valentova, 6-4, 7-6 (9-7), on Thursday night to reach the quarterfinals of the Prudential Hong Kong Open.
Fifty years after its Philippine debut in 1976, the Toyota Tamaraw is taking on a new mission: transforming public transportation while helping rebuild the country's automotive manufacturing ecosystem.
Globe and Cagayan State University have teamed up to open SPARK, a new digital learning space that lets students access internet and technology for their studies while helping other learners across the country. Short for Student Productivity and Academic Research Kiosk, the first SPARK facility opened its doors at CSU-Andrews campus last September as the pilot site for the program.