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Trade deficit widens in July

The trade imbalance widened further in July to USD4.9 billion from only USD4.1 billion a year ago as the economy bought far more foreign goods than it sold in world markets during the period, the Philippine Statistical Authority reported on Tuesday.

SMC to focus on current airport concessions, won’t pursue new projects

San Miguel Corp. will not actively seek new airport projects in the foreseeable future, according to the conglomerate’s chairman and chief executive officer Ramon Ang.

End-August GIR rises to US$106.9 billion

The country’s gross international reserves (GIR), important in measuring a country's capacity to pay external obligations, rose to USD106.9 billion as of end-August 2024, according to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP). 

South Korea headlines 10% tourist arrivals growth over 8 months

Tourist arrivals in the Philippines reached 4.03 million in the first eight months of 2024, a 10 percent growth from the same period last year. South Korean visitors accounted for a significant portion of this influx, making up 26 percent of total arrivals.

Unabated urbanization, not quarrying, to blame for perennial flooding in Metro Manila – DENR

For the nth time, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) ruled out quarrying as the root cause of perennial flooding of the Marikina River Basin, an all too often event that directly inconveniences the lives of people in Metro Manila and Rizal province. 

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Alaska Milk names Marj Garrovillo new managing director

Alaska Milk Corp. is turning to a veteran Filipino executive to lead its next phase of growth as the dairy company seeks to strengthen its brands, expand opportunities, and deepen its role in affordable nutrition.

Espanol sparks Gilas comeback, books 3×3 World Cup ticket

Amyah Izabel Espanol saved her best six points for when Gilas Pilipinas U23 Women needed them most. On a Sunday.

Clark manufacturing hub seeks long-term Pax Silica commitments

The Philippines is seeking long-term investment commitments for a planned advanced manufacturing hub in Clark to ensure the project survives potential policy shifts after presidential elections in the Philippines and the US.

Travel demand seen rebounding in Q4

The Philippine tourism industry is poised for a stronger finish to 2026 as stabilizing fuel prices and pent-up demand encourage Filipinos to revive trips postponed earlier in the year, with cruises and emerging destinations expected to gain momentum.

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