Prudence Foundation, the community arm of Prudential plc, has launched Levela – a free financial education platform – in the Philippines, the first market worldwide to get the service.
Micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in the Visayas and Mindanao are breaking free from geographic limits, with e-commerce helping provincial businesses win customers across the country and emerge as a growing force in the Philippine digital economy.
GMA Network is fully prepared for the government mandated shutdown of analog television signals in Mega Manila this coming November, company officials confirmed on Friday.
The Aboitiz Group is rethinking the circular economy, arguing that the biggest sustainability gains will come not from building more recycling plants but from connecting businesses that can turn one company's waste into another's raw material.
The Securities and Exchange Commission is bringing all existing rules for foundations together into one complete set of guidelines, designed to make compliance simpler and strengthen supervision across the sector. Issued as a draft memorandum circular, this omnibus framework addresses longstanding challenges where requirements were scattered across separate laws, orders, and agency issuances, making them hard to track and follow. The new unified set will serve as one up-to-date reference covering everything from organization setup to regular reporting and ongoing compliance, including all necessary forms, templates, instructions, and procedures.
The National Food Authority (NFA) is leasing extra warehouse space in Victoria, Tarlac to buy more palay directly from local farmers and strengthen the government’s rice supply program.
Century Properties Group Inc. (CPGI) is consolidating its first-home housing business under its listed parent company after securing regulatory approval to absorb PHirst Park Homes Inc., a move aimed at simplifying operations and tightening capital allocation.
The Department of Agriculture and Department of Public Works and Highways have partnered to build 29 farm-to-market roads across Mimaropa worth P430 million, marking a major step to cut costs and boost earnings for thousands of rural families.