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The local bourse opened the week in green territory as traders awaited new inflation data in the United States that could steer interest rate policy d
Effective July 17, the daily minimum wage of workers in Metro Manila shall increase by P35. Based on that adjustment, wages of the affected sectors sh
Travelers will soon have more options to fly between Manila and Incheon as the Philippines and Korea have agreed to increase the weekly seat capacity
The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) is boosting cruise tourism with the construction of a P742.98-million port in Aklan, the gateway to popular beach
The Bureau of Customs (BOC) has again exceeded its monthly collection target, after chalking up P75.159 billion in June, beating the monthly goal by 0
London, United Kingdom — New UK finance minister Rachel Reeves vowed Monday to immediately “fix the foundations” of Britain’s economy, fueled
The government fully awarded the P20-billion short-term debt securities during Monday’s sale of Treasury-bills (T-bills) amid higher interest rates.
A Pasay City court has found five officers of a lending company guilty of falsifying public documents related to their registration with the Securitie
London, United Kingdom — Europe’s stock markets slid in opening deals on Monday as investors fretted over French political uncertainty, following
Copenhagen, Denmark — Danish brewer Carlsberg on Monday said that it had reached a deal to buy British soft drinks manufacturer Britvic for £3.3 bi
New York, United States — Boeing said Monday it had reached a deal with the US Department of Justice over two fatal 737 MAX crashes, which court pap
Hong Kong, China — The euro slipped in Asian trade on Monday after snap French elections in which a hung parliament appeared the likeliest outcome,
LONDON — British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is seeking to reset relations at home and abroad. During a visit Sunday to Edinburgh, that he billed as
Workers at South Korean tech giant Samsung began a three day general strike Monday, the head of a union representing tens of thousands of employees to
The country’s unemployment rate in May rose to 4.1 percent as more Filipinos joined the labor market, the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) repo
There is no relief for motorists this week as oil companies are set to implement a new round of price increases starting Tuesday. In separate advisori
See below for the PNOC Exploration Corporation Notice of Annual Stockholders’: ADVT.
The Philippines’ dollar reserves inched down in June, partly due to foreign exchange interventions of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) to sooth
Inflation may have slowed down in June, but food prices remain elevated, due in part to logistics disruptions. Food inflation, which contributed 2.2 p
In about two months, the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Naia) will be turned over to the San Miguel-led consortium that bagged the P170.6-billion
