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SBMA lets Subic port operator collect wharfage fees

The Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority is handing a key port payment function to private operator Subic Bay International Terminal Corp., aiming to make fee collection faster and less cumbersome for businesses using the Port of Subic.

LG bares 2026 AI TV lineup at IFA: Smarter, personalized entertainment

LG Electronics will showcase its 2026 AI TV lineup at IFA Berlin, September 4–8, putting artificial intelligence front and center for a more intuitive, user-first experience.

BDO Kabayan Facebook page clinches back-to-back Quill Awards

BDO Unibank’s BDO Kabayan Facebook Page has earned an Award of Merit in the Social Media category at the Philippine Quill Awards for the second straight year, this time for its campaign “Alagang Kabayan: Where Every Kabayan Belongs.”

Philippine budget deficit widens sharply in July

The Philippine government’s budget deficit widened sharply in July as spending surged to support major programs and infrastructure projects, outpacing a modest increase in revenues.

Keto diet shows metabolic edge in obesity trial

A diet that nearly banishes carbohydrates may have more going for it than bacon’s loyal fan club.

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Michelin Guide expands tire brand’s Philippine reach

Michelin is best known for keeping vehicles moving, but in the Philippines, its famous name is now also helping put restaurants, destinations, and Filipino cuisine in the international spotlight.

SM lets demand, infrastructure guide mall growth

SM Supermalls is taking a demand-first approach to mall expansion, using tenant appetite, occupancy levels, local business activity and planned government infrastructure to decide where to deploy fresh capital.

Philippines becomes ASEAN model for next-generation 911

The Philippines is emerging as a regional template for modern emergency response, with Thailand, Indonesia, and Vietnam looking at the country’s next-generation 911 system as they explore upgrades to their own aging emergency communications infrastructure.

But First, Coffee grows through inclusive hiring

What began as a one-person coffee business during the pandemic has grown into a nationwide enterprise employing thousands of workers, proving that a small startup can build a bigger business by widening access to opportunity.
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