Marcos signals more regional wage hikes ahead nationwide
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said more Filipino workers could receive higher minimum wages in the coming months as regional wage boards move closer to completing reviews that could lead to additional pay increases across the country.
PAL expands Japan, Australia fights for holiday travel sure
Philippine Airlines (PAL) is ramping up flights to Japan and Australia ahead of the winter, Christmas, and New Year travel season, expecting strong demand from holidaymakers, overseas Filipinos, and business travelers while boosting cargo capacity on key international routes.
Korean investments set to power Luzon Economic Corridor growth
South Korean investments in semiconductors, shipbuilding, rail infrastructure, and energy are poised to accelerate the Luzon Economic Corridor (LEC), strengthening the Philippines' manufacturing base and reinforcing its role in regional supply chains.
Chowking doubles down on value as consumers tighten spending
As Filipino households become more cautious with everyday spending, Chowking is sharpening its value-for-money strategy, betting that affordable, satisfying meals will remain a key draw for consumers navigating higher living costs.
Saudia jet host parked PAL plane
A Saudia Airlines Boeing 787 struck a parked Philippine Airlines (PAL) Airbus A320 while maneuvering at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport late Tuesday, damaging both aircraft and forcing the cancellation of the Saudia flight to Jeddah. The incident occurred at around 11:38 p.m. when the Saudia jet's left wingtip hit the rudder of the PAL aircraft parked at Bay 25. No injuries were reported, and PAL said its aircraft had no passengers or crew on board. The airline withdrew the aircraft from service pending inspection as aviation authorities investigate the cause of the ground collision. (Marjohara Tucay)
