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BSP cuts the banks’ deposit reserves

Beginning June 30 this year, the various banks and financial institutions will observe substantially lower reserves on their deposit holdings, according to the Bangko...

Globe offers international roaming sans local SIM switch

Globe Telecom Inc. has expanded its 5G coverage around the world, with its roaming service now available in a total of 67 countries and...

SPNEC to break ground at its Nueva Ecija solar facility this year

SP New Energy Corp. on Thursday bared plans to break ground this year at its Nueva Ecija solar facility in the province. The facility is...

Fiber internet firm scores high in ESG

Converge ICT Solutions Inc. on Thursday bared scoring higher in the environment, social, and governance (ESG) metrics tracked by global investment research firm MSCI...

MIA consortium rehab proposal still in contention parallel to PPP bid for NAIA

The unsolicited proposal of the  Manila International Airport Consortium to upgrade and rehabilitate the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) is still alive despite a...

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DA eyes P1B in Investment deals from global agri forum

The Department of Agriculture (DA) expects up to P1 billion in investment deals during the first Philippine edition of the Hand-in-Hand National Investment Forum 2026 next month.

DA considers price cap on imported rice 

The Department of Agriculture (DA) is looking at setting a maximum price for imported rice after recent global tensions pushed up shipping and farm costs.

Grab the Samsung Galaxy S26 with Home Credit!

Home Credit Philippines is offering up to ₱29,000 off the Samsung Galaxy S26 Series, with zero-percent interest and zero downpayment on 24-month plans. Pre-order your Galaxy S26 Ultra, S26+, or S26 by March 17, 2026, starting at just ₱3,349/month. Quick approvals are available with one valid ID at over 10,000 partner stores nationwide. Don’t miss this chance to upgrade to Samsung’s latest phones!

DOE announces staggered oil price hike; gov’t eyes Russia oil as backup 

The various fuel retailers will again stagger their oil price increases this week, according to the Department of Energy (DOE).
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