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Robinsons Retail income down by 54% in 1Q

Robinsons Retail Holdings Inc. reported income 54 percent down in the first quarter of the year to P537 million from last year’s P1.18 billion.  This...

Conglomerates resubmit P100 billion proposal to upgrade NAIA

Six of the country’s biggest conglomerates have consolidated and submitted an unsolicited proposal to rehabilitate and upgrade the Ninoy International Airport. The more than P100...

Postpaid, enterprise services launch in June seen boosting telco growth

DITO Telecommunity Corp. on Thursday projected sustaining its growth trajectory this year with the launching of its postpaid and enterprise business in June.  "Last year...

PLDT claims fastest internet service title five years in a row

PLDT Inc. said it remains the fastest internet service provider in the Philippines for five consecutive years, beating other competitors, according to Global benchmarking...

GOCC officials seeking reappointment told to submit documentary requirements

The Governance Commission for Government Owned or Controlled Corporations (GCG) has instructed Government Owned or Controlled Corporation (GOCC) officials seeking reappointment to submit their...

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NLEX toll rebates offered to help operators cope with fuel hikes

Metro Pacific Tollways Corporation (MPTC) announced on Friday a temporary toll rebate program to help ease the impact of rising fuel costs on the transportation sector.

Spending pullback boosts January budget surplus

The National Government opened 2026 with a fiscal jolt, posting a P165.4-billion budget surplus in January—more than double the P68.4 billion recorded a year earlier—as steady revenues met sharply lower spending.

Manila Water boosts supply security with new water sources

Manila Water said it is strengthening water supply reliability for its East Zone customers by expanding alternative water sources, reducing its dependence on Angat Dam.

inDrive launches fuel aid, incentives for drivers amid rising costs

Ride-hailing platform inDrive has introduced a ₱2.7 million fuel voucher program to help its active drivers cope with rising fuel prices and operating costs.
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