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    Finance chief thumbs down higher tax rates for billionaires, prefers consumption tax

    Finance Secretary Benjamin Diokno flatly rejected the suggestion of a youth representative at the House of Representatives for the imposition of higher tax rates...

    Philippines debt-to-GDP expected to steadily slide to 50% by 2028

    The economic managers expect the country's debt to steadily decline to around 50 percent of gross domestic product before the term of President Ferdinand...

    Long-horizon foreign direct investments dropped 21% over five months

    Foreign direct investments, the kind that stays invested in the Philippines for the long haul, fell 34 percent in May to only $488 million,...

    Villar tops Forbes list of 10 richest Filipinos

    Politician turned businessman Manuel B. Villar Jr. remained the country’s richest individual, bested only by the Sy siblings who remain at the top of...

    Cost pressures, low government consumption moderate 2Q growth of only 4.3%

    Local output growth measured as the gross domestic product (GDP) expanded at a slower pace of only 4.3 percent in the second quarter this...

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    Aboitiz Renewables expands portfolio with energization of San Manuel solar plant

    Aboitiz Renewables, Inc., the renewable energy arm of Aboitiz Power Corp., has energized its 92.55-megawatt peak (MWp) San Manuel solar power plant in Pangasinanrr, marking another milestone in the company’s nationwide clean-energy expansion. The facility is the firm’s third solar project in Pangasinan, joining the Cayanga-Bugallon and Laoag solar plants.

    SMC sends fresh aid to Cebu after Typhoon Tino

    San Miguel Corp. (SMC) has delivered new relief supplies to Cebu, where thousands of people are still staying in evacuation centers more than a week after Typhoon Tino hit on November 4.

    Australia offers AUS3 million in aid for typhoon-hit Ph

    Australia has pledged AU$3 million (P115.9 million) in humanitarian assistance to support the Philippines’ response to Typhoons Tino and Uwan.

    Lender posts strong 9-month results with revenues outpacing costs

    Security Bank Corp. reported solid growth for the first nine months of 2025, with total revenues rising 22 percent year-on-year to P48.8 billion. Net profit increased 7 percent to P9.1 billion, reflecting stronger lending activity and improved margins, despite higher provisions for credit losses.

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