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Inflation eases further to 6.1 percent in May

Inflation, or the rate of change in prices, eased further in May to 6.1 percent, from 6.6 percent in April, even lower than market...

Manufacturing sector logs 16 months of continued expansion

The Philippine manufacturing sector further improved its performance in May as new orders and production expanded more quickly and employment picked up slightly compared...

ECOP, PHILEXPORT chief seeks safeguards, support for local businesses with RCEP ratification

The head of the employers’ association of the Philippines cheered the ratification of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), but stressed the need for...

BSP plots lower inflation in May

The monetary authorities on Wednesday project inflation to slow down further in May, from as low as 5.8 percent to no more than 6.6...

DBM tells agencies to refrain from saving and spend as budgeted instead

Budget Secretary Amenah F. Pangandaman on Monday urged government agencies to further ramp up the disbursement of funds and spend more so as to...

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Community-based tourism program highlights deeper Bohol experience

A community-based tourism (CBT) program in Bohol is showcasing a more immersive way to experience the province beyond its well-known attractions.

LG Philippines collects 1.2 tons of e-waste for Earth Day 2026

LG Electronics Philippines (LGEPH) marked Earth Day 2026 with an employee-led e-waste collection drive, gathering about 1,200 kilograms of discarded electronic items from March 31 to April 21.

Women entrepreneurs drive economy but need more support to scale

Filipina entrepreneurs—many of them mothers—play a major role in the Philippine economy, owning 66 percent of existing businesses and 62 percent of newly registered enterprises. Despite this strong presence, many women-led micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) struggle to grow due to limited access to funding, low digital adoption, and the challenge of balancing business and family responsibilities.

HSMA offers early booking travel savings

Travelers grappling with rising fuel costs and volatile airfares are getting a timely alternative: book early and secure steep discounts. The Hotel Sales and Marketing Association (HSMA) has shifted its annual Summer Online Sale (SOS) to an earlier April–May window, positioning the campaign as a practical hedge against mounting travel expenses.

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