LOWER domestic investment, weak business confidence and a significant decline in foreign direct investments will cause the Philippine economy to post growth of below 5.5 percent until 2027, according ...

INVESTMENTS approved within the country’s economic zones have breached the P200-billion mark in the 11-month period this year ...

Budget carrier Cebu Pacific will launch direct flights between Manila and Riyadh starting March 1, targeting Filipino migrant workers in Saudi Arabia with more affordable travel options. The Gokongwei ...

THE Philippine peso fell to another historic low on Tuesday, closing at P59.22 against the US dollar, on rate cut bets, a stronger greenback and weak business confidence. This is the weakest level ...

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said it will talk directly with social media platforms, such as Facebook, messaging applications such as Viber and also Google to take down malicious ...

Maramag Hydropower Corp., a subsidiary of Repower Energy Development Corp. (REDC), on Tuesday broke ground on its P6.3-billion 25-megawatt (MW) Pulangi IV hydropower project in Bukidnon. “This ...

THE Department of Finance (DOF) is pushing for the extension of the estate tax amnesty until 2028 purportedly to provide relief to families settling their obligations on inherited properties.  In a ...

TREASURY bill (T-bill) yields continued to edge lower on Tuesday, as investors placed strong bids ahead of the widely expected reduction of key policy rates by the US Federal Reserve and the Bangko ...

THE Social Security System (SSS) announced it has credited a total of P18.8 billion to over 3.6 million pensioners as part of its annual 13th-month pension payout to give retirees extra cash for the ...

Depositors of closed banks may not need to file claims to retrieve their deposits, the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corp. (PDIC) said, pointing at its move that expanded the options to reimburse them.

The last time roundscad (galunggong) production exceeded the 200,000-metric ton level in recent years was in 2015, when El Niño struck the Philippines and wreaked havoc on farmlands in the country.

The Philippines is ending the year on a steady note in spite of the headwinds. The economy is demonstrating solid fundamentals and a clear trajectory toward sustained growth, even as it navigates both ...