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    BlackBerry posts surprise quarterly profit on resilient cybersecurity demand

    Canada's BlackBerry reported a surprise quarterly profit on Wednesday, backed by a resilient demand for cybersecurity services amid rising online threats.

    Toyota shares slide as unit Daihatsu’s safety scandal widens

    Toyota Motor's shares fell more than 4 percent on Thursday after its small-car unit Daihatsu Motor said a day earlier it would halt shipments of all of its vehicles for an indefinite period after discovering more safety-inspection irregularities.

    Biden administration takes first step toward writing key AI standards

    The Biden administration said on Tuesday it was taking the first step toward writing key standards and guidance for the safe deployment of generative...

    BSP can consider policy easing if inflation on downward path

    The Philippine central bank can start considering an easing of its monetary policy if inflation continued on its path and expectations remain well anchored, its governor said on Wednesday.

    Oil prices extend gains as Red Sea attacks disrupt supply chains

    Oil prices advanced on Tuesday, extending gains from the previous session, as attacks by Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthi militants on ships in the Red Sea disrupted maritime trade and forced companies to reroute vessels.

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    Metrobank posts record P37.3B profit in 9 months

    Metropolitan Bank & Trust Co, the country’s fourth largest...

    Amazon, OpenAI forge $38B AI cloud deal

    Amazon Web Services and ChatGPT owner OpenAI have entered into a multi-year strategic partnership valued at USD38 billion, one of the largest infrastructure deals in artificial intelligence to date. 

    Economy seen expanding 5.9% in Q3, driven by consumer spending

    The economy is expected to have grown by 5.9 percent year-on-year in the third quarter of 2025, faster than the 5.5 percent expansion in the April–June period. The pickup, economists at Moody's Analytics said, is likely fueled by strong household consumption, supported by lower borrowing costs, easing inflation, and steady remittance inflows.

    SMPC net income falls 37% despite record coal and power output

    Semirara Mining and Power Corp. (SMPC) reported a 37 percent drop in net income to P9.9 billion for the first nine months of 2025, down from P15.7 billion in the same period last year, citing lower coal and electricity prices despite record-high production and sales.
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