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SM Prime income rises 27% in Q1 

Shopping mall operator SM Prime Holdings Inc. on Monday reported first-quarter consolidated net income of P9.4 billion, 27 percent higher than only P7.4 billion...

Megawide turns around operations in 2022

Megawide Construction Corp. reported 2022 as a turnaround year with consolidated net income of P2.8 billion, a reversal from P893.2 million losses incurred the...

SMC corn buying program hits P23.9 billion

San Miguel Corporation’s food unit San Miguel Foods has purchased over 1.3 million metric tons of corn worth P23.9 billion from farmers nationwide since...

Unscheduled power outages send Luzon Grid on red alert

Several power plants in the Luzon Grid went on unscheduled outages and deratings Wednesday and forced the government to issue a red alert notice...

‘Nuclear power generation better in the hands of cooperatives, not capitalists’

The operation of small modular reactors (SMR) using nuclear energy in off-grid areas should be given to cooperatives to maximize its benefits, according to...

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Fuel cost drops after weeks of steep hikes

Fuel prices will finally go down this week following three consecutive weeks of sharp increases, a top industry official confirmed Sunday.

SEC shuts down illegal investment operations

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued cease-and-desist orders against three entities for illegally soliciting investments from the public without proper registration or license.

Mynt’s strong investor lineup backs GCash’s solid long-term fundamentals

Mynt Inc.’s roster of more than 20 local and foreign institutional investors for its P92.32 billion initial public offering underscores the firm’s strong long-term fundamentals. The lineup includes major international names making their first such commitments in the Philippines or Southeast Asia, signaling deep confidence in GCash and the country’s digital economy.

Everybody is a scout

There is a particular moment in every Filipino basketball game when somebody on the sidelines becomes a coach. It does not matter if the game is in the PBA, UAAP, NBA, or a barangay court with one hoop, a cracked backboard, and a dog wandering underneath it. Somebody always knows what the team should be doing. “Pass!” “Box out!” “Take the shot!” “Why is he still playing?” It is not necessarily criticism. It is participation.
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