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PEZA eyes revamp to attract more global investors 

The Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) is moving to overhaul its landmark law as it marks 31 years, in a bid to sharpen the country’s investment edge amid rising competition in Southeast Asia.

Marcos: Pinoys must conserve energy now

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Tuesday urged Filipinos to cut energy use as fuel prices climb amid US-Iran tensions threatening global oil supply. 

President Marcos pledges fuel stability amid Middle East conflict

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr assured Filipinos on Tuesday that the country’s fuel supply remains secure despite volatility in global oil markets triggered by escalating tensions between the United States and Iran.

DA monitors Middle East tensions on food, trade impact

The Department of Agriculture is closely monitoring developments in the Middle East following a US airstrike on Iran, warning that a prolonged escalation could quickly ripple through Philippine agriculture through higher fuel, fertilizer, and freight costs.

Globe Telecom partners with OREX SAI to pilot Open RAN in PH

OREX SAI, Inc. and Globe Telecom, Inc. have announced a strategic partnership to launch a demonstration experiment for Open RAN (Radio Access Network) in the Philippines. This collaboration is part of the Japan Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications' program to prepare for an upcoming Open RAN field trial.

Globe blocks record high 2.72-B spam, scam SMS in 2022

Globe Telecom blocked a record high 2.72 billion scam and spam messages in 2022, more than double the 2021 total of 1.15 billion, reflecting the impact of the company's more aggressive campaign against malicious texts. 

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Marcos: Pinoys must conserve energy now

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Tuesday urged Filipinos to cut energy use as fuel prices climb amid US-Iran tensions threatening global oil supply. 

President Marcos pledges fuel stability amid Middle East conflict

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr assured Filipinos on Tuesday that the country’s fuel supply remains secure despite volatility in global oil markets triggered by escalating tensions between the United States and Iran.

DA monitors Middle East tensions on food, trade impact

The Department of Agriculture is closely monitoring developments in the Middle East following a US airstrike on Iran, warning that a prolonged escalation could quickly ripple through Philippine agriculture through higher fuel, fertilizer, and freight costs.

TIEZA wars travel tax removal could hurt Philippine tourism

The proposed removal of the P1,620 travel tax is raising alarms in the Philippine tourism sector as the Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone Authority (TIEZA) says critical infrastructure projects could face serious funding gaps.
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