26.8 C
Iloilo City
Wednesday, September 2, 2026
Home Authors Posts by Panay News

Panay News

Panay News
65778 POSTS 0 COMMENTS
A worker prepares liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) tanks for delivery at a store in Paco, Manila on July 10, 2026. The Department of Energy said domestic LPG prices declined by P0.40 per kilo effective Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2026, due to lower freight costs, offsetting an uptick in global prices. PNA PHOTO BY YANCY LIM
Business

DOE: LPG prices down effective September 1

Panay News -
Photo courtesy of Rodion Kutsaiev/Unsplash
Business

Power supply woes in Visayas, Mindanao extend to Sept.

Panay News -
A fuel station attendant fills up a vehicle at a gas station along Timog Avenue in Quezon City. Facing the risk of a fuel supply disruption amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. has ordered diplomatic engagement with Iran to secure the safe passage of Philippine-bound oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz. PNA
Business

Gov’t eyes higher biofuel blend in 2027 — PCA

Panay News -
The Philippine Ports Authority recorded 70 cruise ship calls during the first six months of 2026, up 4.48 percent from the same period in 2025. PHILIPPINE PORTS AUTHORITY PHOTO
Business

PPA revenue hits P16 billion as cargo, cruise traffic rise

Panay News -
DR. MIKE VARSHAVSKI, PIA WURTZBACH
Entertainment

‘Sexiest doctor alive’ opens up on dating Pia Wurtzbach

Panay News -
MICHELLE DEE, AHTISA MANALO. PHOTOS COURTESY OF GMA PICTURES/FB
Entertainment

Michelle Dee, Ahtisa Manalo headline ‘Red Crown,’ GMA’s new pageantry-based movie

Panay News -
Business

Globe empowers youth and school leaders in Capiz and Quezon to...

Panay News -
Editorial Cartoon for September 1, 2026.
Editorial Cartoon

Editorial Cartoon of the Day

Panay News -
Editorial

Roads to progress must not become roads to extinction

Panay News -
The Federation of Philippine Industries says the peso’s slide past 62 can fuel cost-push inflation. “Rising input costs will cascade from wholesale and eventually into retail prices, even as rate hikes attempt to slow demand,” it adds. PN FILE PHOTO
Business

MANUFACTURERS WARN: Record-low peso hurting Filipino consumers

Panay News -
123...7,035Page 2 of 7,035
© Copyright 2026 - Panay News Philippines. All Rights Reserved