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Australia firm looks for oil at the Cagayan River Basin

The Department of Energy (DOE) is calling for oil companies to challenge a company's bid to develop a portion of the Cagayan Basin under...

Apex Mining opts to stay invested in Mongolia

Apex Mining Co. Inc. has opted to continue developing its mining asset in Mongolia to maximize opportunities presented by what it bared as a favorable mining...

Alveo to generate P22 billion from Park East Place in BGC

Alveo Land Corp., which operates as a brand of property developer Ayala Land Inc.. is seen generating P22 billion in sales from its latest...

Government offices told to use 20% of power needs from renewable sources within three years

Government offices are under orders to use solar power and other renewable energy sources within their premises to help minimize the country’s dependence on...

Parañaque court issues arrest warrants against Kazuo Okada, partners

A Paranaque court has ordered the arrest of Japanese gambling magnate Kazuo Okada and partners for allegedly siphoning money from Okada Manila during their...

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Manila Water, UN Global Compact Network partner for environmental action and climate resilience

Manila Water and the United Nations Global Compact Network Philippines (GCNP) jointly held a Peer Learning Session on Environment on September 24 at the MWSS Administration Building in Balara, Quezon City.

Maynilad cuts idaily water losses by over 150 million liters 

West Zone water provider Maynilad Water Services Inc. has trimmed its non-revenue water, or NRW, by more than 150 million liters per day as of June 2026 compared with the same month in 2025.

BOC seeks lookout order vs 13 over onion, carrot smuggling

The Bureau of Customs (BOC) has asked immigration authorities to monitor the international travel of 13 individuals, including nine of its own officials and employees, as authorities pursue criminal complaints over the alleged smuggling of onions and carrots disguised as chicken products.

PH-Malaysia tobacco link exposes ASEAN enforcement gaps

The growing illicit tobacco corridor between the Philippines and Malaysia is highlighting enforcement gaps across Southeast Asia, as criminal networks increasingly exploit differences between national tax, customs, and regulatory systems.
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