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Green tech market a lucrative opportunity for developing nations

Developing countries including the Philippines should act now to leverage the new opportunities presented by the booming market for renewable and other green technologies,...

Airline flights out of Clark resumes

Cebu Pacific on Friday resumed flights out of its hub in Clark, boosting connectivity for passengers from north and central Luzon.  The airline flew its...

EasyCall nearly doubles net income in 2022, helped by acquisition

EasyCall Communications Philippines Inc., a listed firm engaged in contact center outsourcing and information technology-related businesses, has posted net income of P35.3 million in 2022, a growth...

Telco notes five-fold jump in unwanted messages as SIM registration deadline looms

Globe on Friday bared blocking close to 1.1 billion scam and spam messages in the first three months of the year representing  a five-fold jump...

Globe makes possible topping up an overseas number with new feature

Globe Telecoms subscribers should soon be able to send and buy load from 21 countries for their relatives abroad via GCash. This distinguishes the mobile...

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PHILEXPORT seeks e-invoicing delay to protect exporters

The Philippine Exporters Confederation, Inc. (PHILEXPORT) is urging the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) to defer mandatory electronic invoicing for one year, warning that a year-end rollout could strain exporters and disrupt supply chains.

XPENG enters Philippine market with six EV variants

Chinese electric vehicle maker XPENG has officially entered the Philippine market, launching six variants across two models as it expands its footprint in Southeast Asia.

St. Luke’s adds laser system for faster vision correction

St. Luke’s Medical Center–Global City has introduced the VisuMax 800 femtosecond laser system, expanding its range of advanced vision correction procedures and enabling laser treatment in seconds per eye.

Lopez lifts PUV fare adjustment freeze; new rates start September 28

Transportation Secretary Giovanni Lopez has officially ended the moratorium on public utility vehicle fare adjustments, acting on the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board’s recommendation to restore rate changes put on hold last March. The new fares take effect this coming Monday, September 28, responding to sustained high fuel costs that have strained the sector.
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