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Service interruptions up to 11 hours long start Wednesday

Beginning tomorrow, Wednesday, Maynilad Water Services customers in the cities of Caloocan, Malabon, Manila, Navotas, Quezon City and Valenzuela will experience up to 11...

Fuel retailers implement mixed price adjustments

Oil companies implemented mixed price adjustments after last week’s rollback. Seaoil cut the per liter price of its gasoline by P0.20 but increased by P0.75 on diesel and P0.50...

Metro Manila power rates ease in July

After two months of hikes, power rates in Metro Manila ease in July as a result of lower generation charges for the period, the...

Pinoy communicators hold plum positions at IABC APAC

An executive of ABS-CBN Corp. has been named chairman of the International Association of Business Communicators Asia Pacific Region (IABC APAC), a professional organization...

Smart also claims pioneering eSIM for prepaid clients

Smart Communications, Inc. (Smart) on Monday launched an electronic SIM card for prepaid subscribers, the first in the Philippine market.  “We are excited to finally...

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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.

NTC widens mobile service crackdown nationwide

The National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) is expanding its crackdown on poor mobile broadband service nationwide, putting greater pressure on network operators to address coverage and performance gaps as the regulator prepares additional show-cause orders and daily penalties.

Poro Point locks in fuel firms, boosts Northern Luzon logistics

Poro Point is reinforcing its role as a strategic fuel logistics hub for Northern Luzon after Chevron, Shell and Petron renewed their leases at the San Fernando International Seaport in La Union.

Philippines puts World Bank fiscal reforms to test

The Philippine government is moving to translate the World Bank’s Public Finance Review into concrete fiscal reforms, with economic officials stressing that better tax collection and spending will matter only if recommendations result in measurable improvements for citizens.
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