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Long-haul foreign investments weaken over three months

Foreign direct investments (FDI), the kind that stays for the long haul and generate jobs for Filipinos, fell 14.1 percent in April to only...

Sharp rise in online criminality blamed on malware, user carelessness

The Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center (CICC) said cybercrimes in Metro Manila is on the uptrend despite the SIM registration law.  Citing a report from the Philippine...

Manila foreign currency reserves more than twice the global norm at $100.6 billion

The country’s capacity to pay for trade obligations and foreign debt has more than doubled as at end-June this year. According to the Bangko Sentral...

‘The Dairy Farmers of America is in the Philippines’

There is a real Dairy Farmers of America Inc. based in the state of Kansas in the United States but one of the same...

Philippines jobless rate eases in May to 4.3%, lowest since December

Unemployment rate in the Philippines eased in May to its lowest in six months,  with the economy creating over 2.1 million new jobs over...

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ICTSI secures Melbourne port concession until 2066

International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI) has locked in another 26 years of operations at Australia's busiest container gateway, extending its Melbourne terminal concession to 2066 and reinforcing the long-term earnings visibility of one of its flagship overseas assets.

iACADEMY transforms learning spaces into professional launchpads

iACADEMY, the Makati-based private educational institution, has reaffirmed its position as the nation’s leading innovative school. Established 24 years ago, it received the “Most Innovative School” award at the Global Brands Awards in 2025, following its first distinction as “Most Innovative Education Provider” in 2020. This recognition makes it the only Philippine school to have received this honor twice, standing alongside global leaders such as Harvard University, MIT, and Nanyang Technological University.

Metrobank, Mastercard turn simple transactions into a restorative environmental drive 

Metrobank has partnered with Mastercard to join its global Priceless Causes initiative, turning routine card transactions into tangible environmental action. Launched in line with Philippine Environment Month this June 2026, the collaboration gives cardholders a simple way to support reforestation efforts without altering their usual spending habits.

Infrastructure projects seen boosting H2 growth

The Marcos administration expects a pickup in infrastructure spending to provide fresh momentum for the economy in the second half of the year as public works projects delayed by government reviews gradually resume.

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