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Japanese lawmakers visit Manila, reaffirm security and economic ties

A delegation of senior Japanese lawmakers from the ruling Liberal Democratic Party visited the Philippines from January 6 to 7 to strengthen bilateral cooperation on security and economic issues.

Starpago, Coins.ph Simplify Philippine Payments

Managing money in the Philippines has long been a pain point for international platforms and local marketplaces alike. 

Metalworkers warn auto policy backslide risks jobs

The country’s metalworkers are sounding the alarm over what they see as a quiet but consequential retreat from industrial policy.

DOTr steps up transport operations as passenger numbers rise

The Department of Transportation (DOTr) is speeding up operational improvements to handle the growing number of commuters at major transport hubs, particularly at the Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX), following heavy passenger traffic during the recent holiday season.

Electronic driver’s licenses valid for driving — DOTr

Transportation Secretary Giovanni Lopez said Tuesday that electronic driver’s licenses (eDLs) are fully recognized as valid identification for driving.

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PickUp Coffee brews a cross-Pacific play, establishes network in Mexico

In a country that treats coffee as both ritual and right, Philippine upstart PickUp Coffee is making a surprisingly smooth entrance. Its secret is not a rare bean or barista theatrics. It is speed, price discipline, and an instinct for where the line will form next.

PAL opens new route to Palau, resumes Saipan flights

The Philippine Airlines (PAL) has launched a new route connecting Manila to Palau, expanding its reach in the Pacific region. Palau, particularly its main hub Koror, is known for its rich marine life and popular diving spots.

Globe launches new postpaid plans with more flexible features

Globe Telecom has introduced new features and benefits for its postpaid customers, aiming to offer more flexibility, better connectivity, and added long-term value.

Government warns Meta: curb oil crisis disinformation now

The Philippine government has directed Meta Platforms, Inc. to strengthen its safeguards against the spread of false and panic-inducing content tied to the ongoing oil crisis, warning of potential legal action if the company fails to act swiftly.
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