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CALAX segment opens toll-free, shortens Cavite travel

Motorists can drive a newly opened stretch of the Cavite-Laguna Expressway (CALAX) free of charge for one month starting May 5, as the government rolls out immediate relief from congestion and rising travel costs.

Singapore infrastructure cyber incident highlights third-party security gaps

A recent cybersecurity incident involving Shanghai Tunnel Engineering Company Singapore (STECS) has raised concerns about risks linked to third-party contractors in critical infrastructure projects.

Manila Water named among Top 10 firms in ATRAM sustainability fund

Manila Water has been included in the Top 10 companies of the ATRAM Philippine Sustainable Development and Growth Fund after a review of firms based on sustainability performance.

SUVs, house-and-lot properties top loan choices of Filipinos — Metrobank

Filipino borrowers continue to prioritize practical, family-focused purchases, with sports utility vehicles (SUVs) and house-and-lot properties leading loan preferences, according to Metrobank.

Megaworld sustains growth as townships drive stability

Property giant Megaworld Corporation posted a 6 percent rise in net income in the first quarter of 2026, reaching P6.2 billion from P5.8 billion a year earlier, supported by steady gains across its leasing, hotel, and residential businesses.

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BSP links MSMEs to more dunding sources at forum

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) brought micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) closer to banks and lenders through the MSME Financing Forum held at its main office on September 11, 2026.

Workplace flu shots seen cutting business productivity losses

Businesses are being urged to expand workplace influenza vaccination as a relatively low-cost way to reduce employee absences, healthcare expenses, and productivity losses from preventable illness.

US expects Luzon corridor projects to outlast Marcos

The US expects Luzon Economic Corridor (LEC) investments to continue beyond the Marcos administration, saying long-term infrastructure projects should survive political transitions and keep delivering economic benefits.

Avida builds climate resilience into housing projects

Avida Land is building climate resilience into its residential projects, using flood assessments, stormwater controls, and water- and energy-efficient features to reduce property risks as extreme weather becomes more frequent and severe.
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