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ECOP chief seeks balanced, inclusive representation on P150 wage hike

The umbrella organization of Philippine employers called for a more balanced and inclusive representation of all the sectors to be affected by the...

Foreign currency reserves marginally lower in April at $101-B

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) reported the preliminary gross international reserves (GIR) reaching $101.51 billion in April this year, marginally lower than March...

Former Mastercard CEO and global equity investor heads World Bank

The World Bank recently selected a new president to a five-year term beginning 2 June this year. Ajay Banga, former president and CEO at Mastercard...

Inflation decelerates in April to 6.6% on lower food, electricity prices

Lower prices of food, electricity, and cooking gas helped further slow down headline inflation in April to 6.6 percent, extending a deceleration that started...

BOC achieves highest daily collection of P7.510-B

The Bureau of Customs (BOC) achieved a significant milestone on 28 April this year with a record-breaking daily collection of P7.510 billion.  This impressive feat...

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Analog TV in Mega Manila to shut down November 22

The National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) has confirmed analog television broadcasts in Mega Manila will officially cease on November 22, 2026, marking a major milestone in the country’s shift to digital TV. Deputy Commissioner Alvin Blanco said the target date is firm, and that television networks have been preparing public service announcements and information materials to help people get ready for the change.

Meralco wins pride award for building more inclusive workplace

Manila Electric Co., the country’s largest listed distribution utility better known as Meralco, is proving that powering the good life means powering a workplace where everyone belongs.

Slow LGU permitting still holding back telco rollout, even as reforms show early progress 

Globe Telecom is calling for quicker action from local government units on telecommunications permits, saying lingering delays remain a key barrier to expanding internet and mobile service—especially to far-flung and underserved communities. While recent reforms have yielded early results, bureaucratic inertia continues to slow down the rollout of critical infrastructure.

Tourism crossroads

Christmas is coming, and with it, the annual homecoming of thousands of overseas Filipinos eager to reunite with their families, enjoy familiar food, visit favorite destinations, and celebrate the holidays in the Philippines.

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