The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) is stepping up efforts to deepen the money market, expand capital market development, and improve cross-border payments to support economic growth and financial stability, BSP deputy governor Zeno Ronald R. Abenoja said at the 4th ASEAN+3 Economic Cooperation and Financial Stability Forum held in November in Hong Kong.
Under the merciless noon sun of Bangkok, Alex Eala didn’t just play tennis—she settled unfinished business 26 years in the making. The 20-year-old Filipino star dismantled Thailand’s Mananchaya Sawangkaew, 6–1, 6–2, to end the Philippines’ long gold-medal drought in women’s singles at the Southeast Asian Games.
Figaro Culinary Group is deepening its long-term growth play as it ramps up operations of Figaro Innovation and Development Inc. (FIDI), a wholly owned subsidiary designed to expand the Group’s food product pipeline, strengthen manufacturing capabilities, and lay the groundwork for future export markets.
Lawmakers are pressing the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) to finally clear nearly P4 billion in government arrears owed to two major automakers under the Comprehensive Automotive Resurgence Strategy (CARS), a move seen as critical to restoring investor confidence in the Philippines’ industrial policy.
MREIT, Inc., the real estate investment trust of Megaworld Corp., is expanding its footprint after its board approved the infusion of nine Grade A office buildings through a property-for-share swap valued at P16.22 billion.
he Philippines recorded a $225 million balance of payments (BOP) deficit in November 2025, bringing the year-to-date shortfall to US$4.8 billion, according to official data.
The Aboitiz Foundation, through OneAboitiz, provided home recovery assistance to 285 families in Liloan, Cebu whose houses were totally damaged by Typhoon Tino. Each family received ₱30,000 to help start rebuilding, bringing total support for the municipality to ₱8.5 million.
Team Philippines turned the penultimate day of the 33rd Southeast Asian Games into a full-blown medal rush. It was a fitting reminder that when the stakes spike, Filipino teams don’t just rise, they soar and roar.
Edgar “Injap” Sia II is not known for thinking small. But the DoubleDragon chairman’s latest target—P500 billion in annual revenue and P50 billion in net income by 2035—pushes even his own reputation for audacity.