The Department of Transportation is keeping its hands off on the impending modifications to the P125-billion Makati Subway project following the decision of the Supreme Court to transfer the 10 EMBO barangays to the jurisdiction of Taguig City.
Philippine Infradev Holdings Inc. said Wednesday it will discuss with City of Makati some modifications in the P125-billion intra-city subway project in view of a Supreme Court ruling that transferred certain city districts to the jurisdiction of neighboring Taguig City.
The Philippines suffers from a stagnant equities market often ignored by wealth-chasing foreign investors mostly on account of cost considerations rather than on the quality of company stocks traded at the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE).
The country’s leading economic minds on Tuesday said the price caps on the rice staple are temporary measures designed to combat cartelization, hoarding and other forms of price manipulation that serve the purposes of only a few vested interests.
Aboitiz InfraCapital Inc., as part of the consortium known as the Manila International Airport Corp. (MIAC), brushed aside on Monday notions that it will bid for the Ninoy Aquino International Airport rehabilitation project only for its own account.
Potato Corner, a flavored fries kiosk brand under Shakey’s Pizza Asia Ventures, Inc., received two major awards at the QSR Media Asia Conference & Awards 2026 held in Singapore in March.
The Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) has advanced plans to expand Clark International Airport with the award of a detailed engineering design contract for a second runway, marking a key milestone in the project’s development pipeline.
GCash Chief Information Security Officer Miguel Geronilla has joined the Advisory Group of the Philippine National Police Anti-Cybercrime Group (PNP-ACG), a move officials say will deepen public–private coordination as online fraud grows in scale and complexity.
The International Labour Organization doesn’t usually deal in drama, but its latest findings on the Philippines read like a slow-burning corporate thriller: mounting pressure, suppressed voices, and a productivity plot twist that businesses can’t afford to ignore.