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San Miguel unit breaks ground on P34B Pangasinan toll road project

San Miguel Corp. said Monday that one of its affiliates, SMC Plex Inc., recently broke ground on a P34 billion toll road project in Pangasinan.

Meralco energizes coffee bean processing facility in Bukidnon

One Meralco Foundation (OMF), the corporate social responsibility arm of the Manila Electric Company, has energized the post-harvest coffee bean processing facility of coffee farmers in Talakag, Bukidnon.

Finance chief wants lower GDP growth target, expects BSP rates to stay “higher for longer”

Finance Secretary Ralph Recto said late Thursday he will recommend a downgrade of the economic growth targets to the interagency Development Budget Coordination Committee, seeking to ease pressure on government finances amid geopolitical concerns and inflationary pressure that would keep interests rates "higher for longer.”

China-funded Kaliwa Dam now 30 percent complete

The construction of the Kaliwa Dam in the provinces of Rizal and Quezon is now 30 percent complete, according to the Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS).

Cebu Pacific welcomes first of 12 Airbus A320neo aircraft fueled by SAF

Cebu Pacific (CEB) on Tuesday boosted its flight operations with the receipt of a second brand-new A330 neo aircraft to its fleet.

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Japan tightens in flight battery rules over risks

Japan is set to impose stricter limits on mobile batteries carried by air travelers, joining a growing global push to curb fire hazards linked to lithium-ion powered devices.

Food prices hold steady despite higher fuel costs

Food prices have remained broadly stable despite rising fuel costs, the Department of Agriculture (DA) said, suggesting that adequate supply is helping cushion the impact of higher logistics expenses.

Shorter crops, stronger roots: salt-tough rice, wheat

New research published in Molecular Plant, a partner journal of Cell Press, suggests that Green Revolution varieties aren’t just high-yielding, they are also better equipped to handle salty soils. That is a big deal, considering roughly 20 percent of the world’s cultivated land is affected by salinity, a creeping problem that stunts growth and cuts yields.

CCPI to host fully booked ECOMP-P5 conference with top national leaders

The Chamber of Commerce of the Philippine Islands (CCPI) will hold its ECOMP-P5 Synergy Conference, titled “Actionize the Missions of Economic Compass Pillars 5,” featuring prominent leaders in governance, economic development, and capital markets.

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