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    Foreign-backed firms partner in Quezon wind project

    The Triconti Windkraft Group has teamed up with Singapore-based Levanta Renewables to develop a new onshore wind farm in Atimonan, Quezon. The project secured incentives under the government’s fourth Green Energy Auction (GEA4), the companies announced Sunday.

    DA flags fake rice import schemes amid ongoing ban

    The Department of Agriculture (DA) has warned the public about scam groups offering fake rice-import “allocations,” particularly in Cebu.

    Fuel prices seen dropping sharply this week

    Motorists can expect cheaper fuel starting Tuesday, with industry players forecasting significant price cuts—especially for diesel and kerosene.

    Homegrown headhunter GESG eyes overseas expansion

    Global Executive Solutions Group LLC (GESG), a longtime Philippine headhunting firm for mid- and top-level executives, is preparing to expand abroad and is searching for a foreign partner.

    GSIS opens upgraded Zamboanga branch, adds digital service hub

    The Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) has reopened its renovated Zamboanga City branch and launched a Digital Business Center to improve services for nearly 48,000 members and pensioners.

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    Layovers get legs:  NAIA’s new transit tours

    If your idea of an airport layover involves limp sandwiches and aggressive scrolling, the Philippines has a better plan.

    Fast massages, smart money: Big Apple wins

    Two decades ago, Big Apple Express Spa identified a market gap and moved with purpose. The concept was simple: deliver quality massage therapy, remove unnecessary frills, keep pricing accessible, and run the operation with disciplined efficiency. Since then, the express spa model has grown into more than a trend—it is flexing real commercial muscle.

    Ampotech plugs smart energy into Philippine ecozones

    Singapore-based energy technology firm Ampotech is making its Philippine debut with plans to deploy AI-driven energy and carbon management solutions across economic zones run by the Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA).

    Lender brings Google Pay to Filipino cardholders

    EastWest Bank cardholders are now turning to contactless payments through Google Pay, which has recently become available in the Philippines for compatible Android and Wear OS devices. EastWest is among the first local banks to support the service, allowing customers to add their Visa or Mastercard credit cards to Google Wallet and pay with a simple tap of their phone.
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