Philippine Factories Show Resilience Even as Broader Growth Slows
Manufacturing activity has held up better than the wider economy, offering a rare bright spot in a softer year.
Global Operators Line Up to Build Data Centers in the Philippines
International infrastructure firms are expanding their footprint as demand for cloud and AI computing rises.
Filipina Executives Earn a Place Among Asia’s Business Leaders
A new crop of women running major Philippine companies is drawing regional and global recognition.
Philippine Growth Cools Sharply in the Second Quarter of 2026
Weaker investment and cautious consumer spending pulled Philippine economic growth to one of its softest readings in years.
Economists Trim Their 2026 Outlook for the Philippine Economy
Forecasters have pared back full year growth expectations as investment softens and global conditions stay uncertain.
Most businesses think they sell their value well, Step Change has the score that says otherwise
Ask a business owner whether they are good at explaining what they are worth, and almost all of them will say yes. Run their website through the Value Gap Audit from Step
Zelensky rejects a wartime election, warning it would ‘split’ Ukraine
After his former defence minister called for a vote, Zelensky said a wartime election would be a 'tsunami' that divides Ukraine.
Niño Muhlach takes responsibility for Antipolo crash, says he fell asleep driving
The actor said fatigue, not mechanical failure, caused the Antipolo crash that injured one person, and he is taking full responsibility.
Inspectors seize 247kg of mishandled frozen meat in a Pasay market
Food-safety inspectors and police confiscated 247 kilograms of improperly stored frozen pork, beef and chicken at the Pasay Public Market.
Typhoon Obet exits, but its rains will keep soaking Luzon
Obet has left the country's watch area but will keep enhancing the southwest monsoon, bringing days of rain across parts of Luzon.
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