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BOP reverts to a surplus in March

The country’s balance of payments (BOP) stood as a surplus of $1.3 billion in March this year, higher than the $754 million BOP surplus...

Araneta, Megawide clash over construction cost of Cubao buildings 

Tycoon Edgar Saavedra’s publicly listed Megawide Construction Corp. is at legal odds with the Araneta family over construction costs related to erecting the Gateway...

Growth in OFW remittances slows in February

The growth in the amount of money sent home by Filipinos living and working abroad slowed for the second straight month in February, according...

Asia-Pacific trade growth seen to weaken this year amid headwinds

The Asia-Pacific’s trade growth is projected to weaken this year due to multiple headwinds in tandem with the world, but brighter prospects for trade...

Government sector borrowed $5.56 billion from foreign lenders in Q1

The national government (NG) already borrowed 14 percent of its financing program this year equivalent to $5.56 billion, based on data from the monetary...

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AXON lease signals Makati office market strength 

Demand for premium office space in Makati remains resilient despite evolving workplace trends, with AXON Group securing a long-term lease for a property formerly known as Teleperformance Center Ayala, reinforcing confidence in the country’s premier business district.

Philippines, Vietnam ink 19 deals to deepen ties

The Philippines and Vietnam signed 19 agreements spanning defense, trade, tourism, technology, education, and energy on Monday, translating their newly elevated Enhanced Strategic Partnership into a broad slate of government and business initiatives.

Aboitiz deepens Vietnam push across key sectors

The Aboitiz Group is ramping up its Vietnam expansion, leveraging investments in energy, food security, and infrastructure as economic ties between Manila and Hanoi gain momentum under a deepening bilateral partnership.

Senator Estrada claims politics behind plunder case

Senator Jose 'Jinggoy' Estrada on Monday maintained his innocence in the plunder charges filed against him, alleging that the case is part of a political effort to weaken the Senate bloc aligned with Vice President Sara Duterte. Estrada claimed he had received several offers to have the plunder and graft cases dropped if he agreed to leave the new Senate majority coalition but rejected them. Estrada said he cannot sacrifice the independence of the Senate to improve my personal circumstances. The beleaguered lawmaker framed the plunder case as an assault on the autonomy of the Senate, which “must remain free from political coercion, free from undue influence, and free from any scheme designed to weaken its constitutional role as a co-equal and independent branch of government.”

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