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EEI signs deal for potential solar farm, PPP projects

Listed construction firm EEI Corp. said Wednesday it signed a deal with Industry Holdings and Development Corp. for the joint exploration and co-development of...

Temperature, thrills push AirAsia Philippines bookings closer to pre-Covid levels

The urge to go somewhere cool and exciting has allowed AirAsia Philippines to achieve bookings already 75 percent of its pre-pandemic or 2019 numbers,...

Content pacts key to unlocking weak advertising – Gozon

GMA Network Inc. is pursuing more content partnerships with local and foreign companies to generate new revenue streams as the advertising industry slows.  Felipe Gozon,...

Strong earnings of banks, real estate bolster Filinvest 1Q performance

Filinvest Development Corp., the investment holding company of the Gotianun group, said Wednesday net income increased nearly two-and-a-half times to P2.2 billion in the...

SPNEC acquires first batch of 17 solar power firms

Publicly-listed SP New Energy Corp. (SPNEC) has acquired from its parent an initial batch of solar power companies with combined generating output of 150...

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EMS Group boosts capacity to fuel AI boom

Artificial intelligence is pushing local manufacturing to the limit. Electronics manufacturing giant EMS Group is rolling out an aggressive, multi-year capacity expansion to keep pace with skyrocketing demand for artificial intelligence hardware.

Peso, stocks brace for volatile week ahead

The peso and Philippine equities enter Monday facing another potentially volatile week as investors weigh persistent inflation pressures, softer growth prospects and expectations of further monetary tightening.

Taiwanese manufacturer puts $1.5B into Clark

A Taiwanese manufacturing company is committing up to USD1.5 billion to build a major facility in New Clark City, bringing a potentially large export and jobs boost to the Philippines’ industrial sector.

Hung claims maiden Asian Tour title with dramatic Taiwan Masters finish

Chinese-Taipei’s Hung Chien-yao captured his maiden Asian Tour title at the Mercuries Taiwan Masters on Sunday, sinking a clutch 20-foot birdie putt on the final hole to defeat Australia’s Wade Ormsby by one stroke after nearly surrendering a commanding lead.
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