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Government sector borrowed $5.56 billion from foreign lenders in Q1

The national government (NG) already borrowed 14 percent of its financing program this year equivalent to $5.56 billion, based on data from the monetary...

MRT-7 inches closer to completion

The Department of Transportation (DOTr) on Friday bared starting the construction of an elevated turnback guideway along West Avenue in Quezon City, that puts...

Unenthusiastic consumers still outnumber optimists although their ranks are thinning – BSP

The number of unenthusiastic consumers across the country still outnumber their optimistic counterparts in the first three months of the year, according to the...

Globe Telecoms uses new technology making cell sites disaster-resilient

Leading digital solutions platform Globe on Friday sought to make its cell sites disaster-resilient with the deployment of a service that cuts the downtime...

Air Asia’s Philippine unit reports high on-time performance in 2022

Air Asia Philippines reported a high on-time  performance (OTP) rate in all its domestic and international flights in the early weeks of the second...

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Households and businesses signal turnaround as economic optimism rebounds

Economic sentiment across the Philippines is turning a corner as both families and business owners show growing confidence in their financial future.

Gilas 3×3 women settle for silver, men fall short 

The Gilas Pilipinas 3x3 teams discovered on Friday that sometimes the basket simply refuses to cooperate. Both squads lost their final games at the Asian Games in Japan, with the women salvaging silver while the men were denied a place on the podium.

Heart disease remains country’s top cause of deaths

For millions of Filipinos, the biggest health threat does not arrive with the dramatic suddenness of a typhoon or an infectious outbreak. Instead, it creeps in quietly, day by day, making ischaemic heart disease the undisputed leading cause of death in the country.

Philippines climbs WEF tourism ranking but lags ASEAN peers

The Philippines has notched a notable jump in global tourism competitiveness, but structural hurdles continue to keep the country trailing its Southeast Asian neighbors.
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