DigiPlus appeals for fair, fact-based dialogue in online gaming regulation

DigiPlus Interactive Corp., the operator of BingoPlus, ArenaPlus, and GameZone, today voiced an appeal to lawmakers amid the wave of congressional proposals targeting the...

Pag-IBIG Fund Heeds PBBM’s Call, Mobilizes Calamity Loan for Members Affected by Typhoon Crising

Pag-IBIG Fund has mobilized its Calamity Loan Program to assist members affected by Typhoon Crising, in line with the directive of President Ferdinand Marcos,...
Personnel of the Land Transportation Office (LTO) work at the LTO’s Plate Making Facility in Quezon City. JONATHAN CELLONA, ABS-CBN NEWS/FILE PHOTO

License plates to be issued in just 3 days with new automated system –...

THE Department of Transportation (DOTr) and the Land Transportation Office (LTO) launched on Monday, July 21, an online system for faster release of license...
The Securities and Exchange Commission has again reminded delinquent firms to file their reports. PHOTO FROMSEC WEBSITE

SEC warns vs ‘tasking and recharging’ job offer scams

THE Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) yesterday warned the public against "tasking and recharging" job offer scams. According to the SEC, the scammers reach out...
Rakuh a Payaman, a communal pasture in Mahatao, Batanes, is also called Marlboro Country. It has become a popular destination for travelers visiting the northern portion of Batan Island. DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM PHOTO

Tourism remains key growth driver under Marcos admin

THE Marcos administration recognized tourism as a vital pillar of the nation’s development, with the sector contributing 8.9 percent to the national economy and...
The Department of Labor and Employment says employers in the private sector may suspend work to ensure the safety and health of their employees during weather disturbances. Photo shows commuters waiting for rides in Quezon City amid rains. PNA PHOTO BY ROBERT OSWALD P. ALFILER

DOLE: Private employers may suspend work during weather disturbances

THE Department of Labor and Employment-Bureau of Working Conditions (DOLE-BWC) on Monday, July 21, reminded business establishments that they may suspend work during weather...

DOF: CMEPA to encourage Filipinos to diversify portfolios

THE Department of Finance (DOF) said the new law that cut transaction costs for key investment products was expected to encourage Filipinos to diversify...
Prices of gasoline, diesel and kerosene prices will go up anew today, July 22, 2025. PN PHOTO

Motorists brace for fresh oil price hike of up to P1.10/liter

MOTORISTS are in for another oil price hike of up to P1.10 a liter effective today. Diesel prices are tipped to go up the most...
Photo shows containers of sacks of rice at the Port Area Manila on Sept. 19, 2024. MIKE ALQUINTO/THE MANILA TIMES PHOTO

Philippines open to zero tariffs on some US products

THE Philippines is open to cutting tariffs on select American goods to zero in a bid to persuade President Donald Trump to ease the...
Heavy rains brought by the southwest monsoon, enhanced by Tropical Storm "Crising", caused around P53 million in agricultural damage across regions VI and IV-B, affecting approximately 2,099 farmers. Photo shows farmers planting rice seedlings at a rice field in Pavia, Iloilo on July 3, 2025. AJ PALCULLO/PN

No agri products price hikes expected after ‘Crising’ – farmers’ group

THE Samahang Industriya ng Agrikultura (SINAG) said it is not expecting an increase in prices of agricultural products following the onslaught of Tropical Storm...