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Globe innovation allows for instant connectivity in disaster zones

Globe Telecom has rolled out its latest innovation – CALF or Cellsite At Less Footprint, a  compact solution allowing instant and reliable connectivity in disaster zones, emergencies, and high-demand events. 

PCC green lights PLDT’s Sky Cable purchase for P6.75 billion

The Philippine Competition Commission (PCC) has approved the sale of Sky Cable Corp.'s broadband business and related assets to PLDT Inc.

Weather phenomenon wrought damage worth P64 million

The convergence of cold northeasterly winds from temperate countries up north with the warm easterlies of the Pacific have brought thunderstorms to farm areas in the Philippines that damaged crops worth an estimate P64.07 million, the Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Operations Center of the Department of Agriculture (DA) said.

Onion import ban could last beyond May – Laurel

The Department of Agriculture (DA) on Sunday reiterated the likelihood for the onion import ban to last beyond May or even June as part of measures helping shield onion growers from unreasonable farm gate prices and the destruction of their crops. 

Prime Water inaugurates Batangas septage treatment plant

Villar-led Prime Water has started the construction of a septage treatment plant (STP) in Batangas City capable of treating 80 cubic meters of wastewater per day and service the requirements of some 45,000 households and business establishments.

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PEZA eyes record investments a billion-dollar projects advance

The Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) expects to exceed its P300-billion investment target this year, citing a pipeline of major projects in semiconductors, aviation, electronics and hyperscaler-related solutions.

McDonald’s Chicken McDo Legends put crew excellence on the menu

Great fried chicken may win hearts, but consistency keeps customers coming back for more.

Pompano, inflation and the art of voting

Where I live, Thursday mornings are dedicated to the ritualistic pilgrimage to the local talipapa, a humble expedition to secure a week’s worth of sustenance for the household. Our modest needs are dictated less by appetite and more by the pragmatic demands of advancing age. Reaching for a favorite, I inquired about the price of a kilo of pompano—a fish that, not so long ago, went for a respectable ₱440.

Philip Morris seeks clearer rules to expand Philippine exports 

Philip Morris International (PMI) is eyeing further investments in the Philippines, but says regulatory uncertainty, cumbersome paperwork and infrastructure gaps threaten the country’s ability to compete with regional manufacturing hubs.
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