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Jollibee Group launches first Compose Coffee in PH, plans 5-year nationwide expansion

The Jollibee Group has opened its first Philippine branch of Compose Coffee at Market! Market! in Bonifacio Global City, Taguig.

RPVARA deferment gives housing sector breathing room

The deferment of the Real Property Valuation and Assessment Reform Act gives the Philippine housing industry a critical window to prepare for a tax...

Pax Silica hub targets USD 200B exports

The planned Pax Silica industrial hub in New Clark City is targeting its first 10 to 20 locators within five years of construction, with an ambitious goal of generating as much as USD200 billion in exports over a 30-year development period.

Philippines reserves hold above $100B in July

The Philippines’ gross international reserves (GIR) remained above the psychologically important USD100-billion mark in July, providing the country a sizable external cushion even as the stockpile edged lower during the month. 

Ateneo welcomes UAAP ruling, says Blue Eagles’ return marks healing journey

ATENEO de Manila University on Friday welcomed the UAAP’s decision allowing its men’s basketball team to compete in Season 89, saying the Blue Eagles’...

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Globe boosts data center investments amid rising digital demand

Globe Telecom is increasing its investment in data center infrastructure to meet growing demand for cloud services, artificial intelligence, streaming, gaming, and business applications.

CALAX Subsection 3 toll collection starts August 9

Motorists using the Cavite-Laguna Expressway (CALAX) Subsection 3 will begin paying toll fees today, after getting approval from the Toll Regulatory Board (TRB). The toll applies to the stretch between Silang (Aguinaldo) Interchange and Governor’s Drive in General Trias, Cavite.

BIR cockpit raids put betting machines under scrutiny

The latest raids by the Bureau of Internal Revenue on cockpits across Metro Manila and nearby provinces have put an increasingly lucrative, but largely opaque, revenue stream under the taxman’s microscope.

Chinese scientists chase blackest luxury car finish

Luxury cars have long treated black as a kind of automotive shorthand for money, power, and seriousness. Now, scientists in China are trying to make the color so black that even black may have to make room.
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