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Economic team woos US investors

The economic managers urged US companies to take part in the country’s hefty infrastructure push as overall business outlook remains upbeat despite high inflation and...

Vitarich 2022 income rises 44% on record revenues

Vitarich Corp. reported net income last year rising 44 percent to P128.98 million from previous year’s P89.44 million as it posted record revenues with...

ComClark offers turnkey satcom services for merchant marine, even military

ComClark Network and Technology Corp. (ComClark), the parent company of Converge ICT Solutions, has rolled out a satellite communication solution suited for ocean-going vessels,...

Cebu Landmasters posts 21% income growth; eyes Luzon expansion

Cebu Landmasters Inc., a listed property developer headquartered in central Philippines, said Thursday net income after tax in 2022 rose 21 percent to P2.6...

LTFRB frees up thousands in new TNVS slots

The country’s largest transport network vehicle service (TNVS) group, TNVS Alliance of the Philippines (TAP), on Thursday said the government decision making available more...

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DA begins fuel subsidy rollout for farmers; fisherfolk aid continues

The Department of Agriculture (DA) has secured P50 million to start distributing fuel subsidies to farmers affected by rising oil prices.

P1.84B irrigation project in Isabela set for public consultation

The Department of Environment and Natural Resources–Environmental Management Bureau (DENR-EMB) will hold a public consultation on April 7, 2026, for the proposed Paculago Small Reservoir Irrigation Project in Sta. Maria, Isabela.

FINEX urges deeper markets to sustain growth

The Financial Executives Institute of the Philippines is calling for faster development of the country’s capital markets, warning that sustaining economic growth will require broader, more reliable sources of long-term funding.

Peso slips to P60 vs USD, stocks wobble on oil shock

The peso is likely to stay under pressure after breaking the 60:$1 mark, with volatility risks skewed to the upside, according to analyst Michael Ricafort. The currency closed at a record P60.10 on March 19 as renewed Middle East tensions drove oil prices higher—fueling inflation concerns and widening the country’s trade gap.
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