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    PSALM cuts debt to P260.6B, boosts support for energy sector

    State-run Power Sector Assets and Liabilities Management (PSALM) Corp. reduced its financial obligations to P260.6 billion as of end-December 2025, down 4.9 percent or P13.4 billion from P274 billion in 2024.

    BPI Private Wealth kicks off 3rd season of Signature Yacht Race Series

    BPI Private Wealth has partnered with the Philippine Inter-Island Sailing Foundation (PHINSAF) to launch the milestone opening leg of the BPI Private Wealth Signature Yacht Race Series, now in its third season.

    Japan hands over coastal radar systems in first-ever security aid to PH

    Japan formally handed over coastal radar systems to Philippines on Tuesday, marking the country’s first-ever project under Japan’s Official Security Assistance (OSA) program.

    Credit cards power growth in food and digital payments

    Credit cards continue to play an important role in making food purchases and other digital transactions faster and more convenient for consumers.

    Jollibee Group shift Philippine facilities to 99% renewable

    The Jollibee Group has transitioned its commissaries and logistics facilities in the Philippines to 99 percent renewable energy, marking a major step in its sustainability efforts.

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    Rafael Fernandez de Mesa: The other Rafa who built his own court

    Rafael Fernandez de Mesa likes to open with a joke. In another life, he says, he might have been the first Rafa people talked about. Instead, that distinction belongs to Rafael Nadal. Fernandez de Mesa found his arena elsewhere, trading baseline rallies for balance sheets.
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