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Bohol rewards travelers who happily miss the plan

Some vacations demand an itinerary thicker than a passport. Bohol politely suggests you lose it.

Cebu Pacific leases aircraft to Vietnam Airlines

Cebu Pacific, the budget carrier brand of the Gokongwei Group’s listed unit Cebu Air Inc., has signed a wet lease agreement with Vietnam Airlines as the Philippine carrier looks to generate more revenue from its growing fleet.

Fewer child laborers, yet more children working

The Philippines made progress in reducing child labor in 2025, but the gains came with a troubling twist. More Filipino children entered the workforce even as the number trapped in hazardous or exploitative work remained stubbornly high.

BPI delivers steady earnings despite higher loan provisions

Bank of the Philippine Islands, the banking unit of the Ayala Group, kept its earnings largely intact in the first half of 2026 as solid loan growth and stronger fee income offset a sharp rise in provisions for potential credit losses.

Ayala investments get fresh lift after Singapore talks 

The Ayala Group is poised to ramp up investments in digital infrastructure and healthcare after President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. held separate meetings with key Singapore-based partners during his working visit, reinforcing investor confidence in two sectors seen as vital to the country's long-term growth.

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CREBA pushes housing reforms to boost affordability 

The Chamber of Real Estate and Builders’ Associations Inc. (CREBA) will bring developers, policymakers, and housing stakeholders together in Cebu City in October to push reforms aimed at speeding up housing production and making homeownership more affordable.

Philippine motorcycle industry leads key ASEAN committee

The Philippine motorcycle industry is taking a bigger role in shaping ASEAN standards and regulations after the Motorcycle Development Program Participants Association (MDPPA) was elected to chair the region’s key motorcycle technical committee through 2029.

IPOPHL says concert ‘fair use’ has limits

Concertgoers may be forgiven for wanting to take home more than a souvenir shirt or a blurry selfie. But when the camera keeps rolling long after the favorite song starts, the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) says fans could be crossing a legal line.

DMCI Palawan mine rehabilitation tests responsible mining 

A mine may eventually run out of ore, but for a responsible mining company, the job does not end when the last truck delivers the final haul.
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