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ICCP insists Alternergy capital-raising above board, transparent

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Investment & Capital Corp. of the Philippines (ICCP), financial advisor to Alternergy Holdings Corp., asserted its strong commitment to transparency, regulatory compliance, and investor protection in connection with Alternergy’s capital-raising efforts.

GSIS opens new Baguio branch

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The Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) has inaugurated its new Baguio branch office, marking a significant investment in infrastructure and digital service delivery for over 40,000 members and pensioners in the Cordillera region.

GSIS warns public to beware of online scams

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In light of recent online banking theft attempts made against some of its members and pensioners, the Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) warns the...

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Jollibee Group Foundation’s farmer-led agri-tech initiative wins top CSR recognition

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The Jollibee Group Foundation (JGF) has been conferred the Outstanding CSR Project in Enterprise Development award at the 2026 League of Corporate Foundations CSR Guild Awards for its Agri-Tech Facilitators (ATF) Program, an initiative centered on the principle that agricultural innovation delivers lasting impact when driven by farmers themselves.

Philippine ocean economy sails beyond P1T mark

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The Philippine economy is proving that some of its biggest opportunities are no longer on land.

Etiqa celebrates seven years with stronger customer-first strategy

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Etiqa Philippines is marking its seventh year under the Etiqa brand by doubling down on customer experience, operational efficiency, and broader insurance access, underscoring how insurers are increasingly competing on service quality as much as product offerings.

3 signs your aircon is quietly costing more

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Most air conditioners don't announce their retirement. They start behaving like that one office colleague who still shows up every day—but somehow gets less done.

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