Coco Martin brings the vibrant Sinulog spirit to life at his mall show in SM City Cebu.

Pit Señor! Toyota Motor Philippines Celebrates Sinulog with Coco Martin

Toyota Motor Philippines (TMP) brought extra excitement to this year’s Sinulog celebration by welcoming Coco Martin to Cebu City during the festival weekend. Through...
Metro Rail Transit-Line 7 workers assembled a rebar cage in front of SM North, Edsa Highway in Quezon City in this file photo. ANZ Research said a recovery of government infrastructure spending after a deep slump triggered by the flood control scandal would be the most effective way to accelerate growth. PNA PHOTO BY ROBERT OSWALD P. ALFILER

Infrastructure spending boost seen key to faster PH growth in 2026

A recovery of government infrastructure spending after a deep slump triggered by the flood control scandal would be the most effective way to accelerate...
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas is unlikely to extend the June 2026 deadline for financial institutions to upgrade their fraud management systems. PHOTO COURTESY OF GMA INTEGRATED NEWS

BSP keeps June 2026 deadline for PH banks to upgrade fraud mg’t systems

THE BANGKO Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) is keeping the June 2026 deadline for financial institutions to boost their fraud management systems (FMS) and limit...
The Bureau of Internal Revenue will allow filing and payment of 2021 income tax returns (ITRs) until April 18

BIR set to resume tax audits in Q1

The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) is expected to again issue controversial letters of authority (LOAs) within the first quarter, an informed source said,...
Prevailing price of broccoli now stands at P180 per kilo from P200 a week ago, according to the Department of Agriculture.

Prices of highland vegetables going down — DA exec

Prices of highland vegetables are going down thanks to more favorable weather conditions, an official of the Department of Agriculture (DA) said Thursday, January...
Products of micro, small and medium enterprises are displayed during a trade fair in Tacloban City in this Dec. 15, 2025 photo. The Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday, Jan. 21, 2026, said micro enterprises, or those with capital and liabilities not higher than P3 million, are now exempted from the submission of audited financial statements as part of the move to lessen regulatory burden for the covered entities. PHOTO COURTESY OF DTI LEYTE

SEC removes audited FS requirement for small biz

THE SECURITIES and Exchange Commission (SEC) has exempted firms with capital and liabilities of up to P3 million from submitting audited financial statements. The move...
The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) will extend a total of P17,250,000 to support 14 race events of the Philippine Racing Committee (PHILRACOM) this year. Photo shows PCSO General Manager Melquiades Robles (4th from left) and PHILRACOM Chairperson Aurelio De Leon (3rd from left) during the signing of a Memorandum of Agreement for horse racing events.

PCSO, PHILRACOM ink MOA for 2026 horse racing events

THE PHILIPPINE Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) and the Philippine Racing Committee (PHILRACOM) formally signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) for this year's horse racing...

Catch the Palawan Group of Companies’ Float at the Dinagyang Ilomination Parade, bringing color...

Visit the Palawan Group's booth at Bonifacio Drive until January 25 for games and surprises and drop by any Palawan Pawnshop - Palawan Express...
The Department of Agriculture says rice industry stakeholders have set buying price for wet and dry palay at P17 and P21 per kilo, respectively, to stabilize rice prices in the market. GMA INTEGRATED NEWS/DANNY PATA FILE PHOTO

Palay price set at P17, P21 per kilo

RICE INDUSTRY stakeholders have agreed to set the buying price of wet and dry palay at P17 and P21 per kilo, respectively, according to...

Infrastructure graft weighs down cement demand

WEAKER government infrastructure spending, weighed down by a multibillion-peso corruption scandal, dragged down the construction supplies industry in 2025. Cement makers estimate a 3-percent drop...