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Inflation decelerates in April to 6.6% on lower food, electricity prices

Lower prices of food, electricity, and cooking gas helped further slow down headline inflation in April to 6.6 percent, extending a deceleration that started...

Shorter fixer-eliminating LTO exams in the works

The Land Transportation Office (LTO) plans to shorten the examination for driver’s license applicants to eliminate the reliance on fixers. LTO Chief Jay Art Tugade...

Ayala prices preferred share re-issue at P2,500 apiece 

Ayala Corp. has priced some 4 million class A preferred shares at P2,500 apiece under a reissuance exercise seen raising at least P20 billion...

Laguna Lake fish catch smell as El Nino bites

Fisherfolk group Pambansang Lakas ng Kilusang Mamamalakaya ng Pilipinas (Pamalakaya) urges government to come up with a contingent plan for the fisheries sector as...

PLDT, Smart seek First Gen in RE supply deal

PLDT Inc. and its wireless unit Smart Communications Inc. have contracted First Gen Corp. to supply its units across the Visayas with 3.7 megawatts of...

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Nestlé turns cleanup into circular economy action

Plastic has a way of coming back. Nestlé Philippines wants to make sure it returns to the recycling loop—not the ocean.

PH compounded pharmacy market set to hit P212 billion amid rising demand for personalized care

The compounded pharmacy market in the Philippines is seen growing 1.8 percent higher this year to around P212 billion from its level in 2025, personalities at the PRIMA ASEAN Congress in Taguig City said.

NFA boosts rice stocks, advances modernization at 54

The National Food Authority is ramping up rice procurement, distribution, and facility upgrades as it marks 54 years, with Agriculture Secretary Francisco P. Tiu Laurel Jr. affirming the agency’s vital role in steady, affordable rice supply for Filipinos.

NTC fines 3 Telcos over poor Metro Manila broadband service 

The National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) has launched enforcement proceedings against the country’s three major mobile network operators, imposing daily fines of P100,000 each over persistently poor mobile broadband performance in parts of Metro Manila.
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