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Long-haul FDIs continue to push lower in 2022

Foreign direct investments (FDI) flowed inward on net basis last year to $9.2 billion, sharply lower than in 2021 when this aggregated $12 billion. In...

Jobless Filipinos hit 2.37-M in January

The number of jobless Filipinos climbed in the first month of the year as holiday hiring trends in December started to wane.

Bautista adopts cost-control, transparency measures at DOTr

The Department of Transportation (DOTr) under Secretary Jaime Bautista has issued an order stripping attached agencies of authority to engage in activities or transactions exceeding P50 million without prior agency approval.

50 days left but barely 25 percent of SIMs are registered – DICT

Barely a fourth or 24.26 percent of subscriber identity modules or SIMs have thus far registered, the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) said on Wednesday.

February GIR stands lower than $100 billion

The gross international reserves (GIR) level, an indication of capacity to pay for external trade and debt obligations, again fell below $100 billion.   According to...

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FDI inflows reach $7.8 Billion in 2025, signaling investor confidence

Foreign direct investments (FDIs), often seen as a key indicator of a country’s economic health, brought net inflows of US$560 million into the Philippines in December 2025, according to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP).

Blockbuster 4Q earnings power Jollibee 2025 rise

Jollibee Foods Corp. wrapped up 2025 with a powerful fourth-quarter performance that lifted its full-year earnings, underscoring the fast-food giant’s growing strength both at home and overseas.

Agri groups urge government action as fuel prices rise

Agriculture groups are asking the government to step in and reduce the impact of rising fuel prices on farmers and fisherfolk, warning that the situation could threaten food production and raise food prices.

Airlines warn of higher ticket prices as fuel costs surge

Domestic airlines expect airfares to rise in the coming months as the conflict in the Middle East drives up jet fuel prices and disrupts flight operations.

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