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DA: Rice supply stable despite rising costs

The Department of Agriculture (DA) on Tuesday said rice supply in the Philippines remains stable even as global fuel and fertilizer prices rise.

Vacancies rise as office, condo markets cool—Colliers

Metro Manila’s property market is turning cautious, with office leasing decisions slowing and condominium developers dialing back new launches as vacancies climb, according to Colliers Philippines.

DA launches P20/kg rice program in Makati

The Department of Agriculture (DA) on Tuesday rolled out its P20 per kilo rice program in Makati City, serving about 750 beneficiaries during the launch attended by Mayor Nancy Binay and other local officials.

AirAsia Philippines names new president amid expansion push

AirAsia Philippines has appointed Anna Victoria Lu as its new president and general manager, signaling a leadership reset as the airline moves into a new growth phase.

Philippines EV adoption may hit 50% by 2030

Battery electric vehicle (BEV) adoption in the Philippines could accelerate dramatically toward the end of the decade, with penetration potentially reaching as high as 50 percent by 2030, according to industry projections shared at a mobility symposium in Taguig City.

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Palay, corn output seen falling in third quarter

Palay and corn production may decline sharply in the third quarter, with the latest estimates from the Philippine Statistics Authority pointing to smaller harvest areas for both crops and weaker corn yields.

Philippine hotel pipeline hits P387B, 45,000 rooms through 2032

The Philippine hotel industry has lined up P387 billion in committed investments for more than 45,000 new rooms through 2032, signaling sustained developer confidence in tourism despite sharply higher construction and financing costs.

Federal Land defers BGC project, opens Solarium events venue

Federal Land Inc. is deferring the permanent redevelopment of the former Lexus Manila flagship showroom in Bonifacio Global City, choosing to operate the prime property as an events venue while waiting for market conditions to support a higher-value project.

When expertise becomes inconvenient, listen first

When judges and lawyers can sometimes get the law wrong, why should non-lawyers presume they know better?
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