Pag-IBIG, City Government of Naga help employees become homeowners

Pag-IBIG Fund and the City Government of Naga began turning over affordable homes Tuesday to qualified city government employees who are acquiring their properties...

PCSO Remits ₱132.4-M Contribution to Support Higher Education Programs

By: Jerwin Palo Nohay / Photos by: Arnold T. Ramos MANDALUYONG CITY – The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) has remitted ₱132.43 million to the...
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Make Every Rainy Season Drive More Exciting with Toyota This August!

Aug 14, 2026 – Stay ready for everyday journeys this rainy season with Toyota’s August Drive Deals, featuring offers designed to make owning a reliable...

Mitsubishi Motors Philippines expands the New XFORCE line-up

MITSUBISHI Motors Philippines Corporation (MMPC) introduced the New Mitsubishi XFORCE, reinforcing its commitment to providing Filipinos with stylish, practical, and reliable mobility solutions. Building...
“Energy reform requires making every megawatt and keep participants in the energy system deliver,” says Energy Secretary Sharon Garin. SHARON GARIN/FACEBOOK PHOTO

DOE seeks ‘tougher’ stance in energy governance to protect consumers

THE DEPARTMENT of Energy (DOE) underscored the need to strengthen governance in the energy sector, and among the focus areas is on the erring...
The Bureau of Customs collected P80.822 billion in April 2024 – P3.192 billion higher than its target collection of P77.630 billion. PHOTO COURTESY OF GMA INTEGRATED NEWS

BOC tightens safeguards on seized, forfeited, abandoned goods

THE BUREAU of Customs (BOC) is set to implement various measures to strengthen the monitoring and disposition of seized, forfeited and abandoned goods. “It is...
The commercial shipment of 6,000-kilogram of fermented cacao beans is expected to reach the Port of Lyttelton in New Zealand this August. Photo shows cacao from the Davao region. PHOTO COURTESY OF INQUIRER.NET

PH cacao debuts in New Zealand

The Philippines made its inaugural commercial shipment of cacao to New Zealand, opening up a new export market for locally produced agricultural products. The Department...
Members of the Palawan Group of Companies team proudly celebrate their wins at the Marketing Excellence Awards Philippines 2026, striking the company’s signature “Happy to Serve You” pose.

Palawan Group Wins at Marketing Excellence Awards for Driving Financial Inclusion and Literacy

The Palawan Group of Companies earned five honors at the Marketing Excellence Awards Philippines 2026, recognizing initiatives that address the everyday financial needs of...
Personnel from the Department of Trade and Industry during a price inspection activity in Makati City on June 10, 2026. Results of the survey by Worldpanel by Numerator done in the first four months of 2026, and released on Aug. 14, 2026 showed that Filipinos have changed their spending habits pre-Middle East crisis and during the crisis to address commodity price developments, and have embraced online and discount stores to maximize their funds. PNA photo by Robert Oswald P. Alfiler

Middle East war changing Filipinos’ spending attitudes – survey

FILIPINO consumers have tightened their belts to be able to handle price upticks due to the effects of Middle East crisis on fuel and...

Capital Economics: PH missing out on AI boom

The Philippines is neither benefiting significantly from the global artificial intelligence (AI) boom nor well positioned to capture the productivity gains that wider adoption...