The digital economy grew 7.7 percent larger in 2023 to P2.05 trillion from only P1.90 trillion the year before, Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) said on Thursday.
The country' local output expansion, measured as the gross domestic product (GDP), is forecast to accelerate to 5.9 percent this year from last year's 5.6 percent, the sovereign credit watcher Standard and Poor's said in commentaries published at its website.
The Department of Agriculture has pursued a four-year development plan converting over a dozen ill-equipped seaports across the islands into agri-logistics hubs at the cost of P30.1 billion.
The number of building permits issued in Feburary declined from the year-earlier period but the size of the real estate developments and their total value surged, data from the Philippine Statistics Authority showed, suggesting strong growth for the construction and property sectors in the months ahead.
The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) has appealed for the government to intervene and help clear the impediment thrown at its 500-kiloVolt transmission project in Cavite that risks the delivery of electricity not only in Luzon and Metro Manila but even beyond.
The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) is consulting key energy stakeholders nationwide as it finalizes the 2025–2050 Transmission Development Plan (TDP), a roadmap critical to shaping the country’s power infrastructure.
The Department of Energy (DOE) on Tuesday assured the public that the country's fuel supply remains stable despite escalating tension between Israel and Iran, and the resulting pressure on global oil prices.
San Miguel Corp. (SMC) has solidified its status as the country's largest and most significant business organization, ranking 9th in the 2025 Fortune Southeast Asia 500, a comprehensive list of the region’s top revenue-generating companies.
The Department of Transportation (DOTr) is planning to establish a new busway route linking España and Quezon Avenue, with implementation eyed by 2026. Transportation Secretary Vince Dizon highlighted the corridor’s viability and necessity during the EJAP Infrastructure Forum, stating, “The most viable and most needed one is España to Quezon Ave... that is very viable and that is wide enough.”