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SENATE minority leader Aquilino Pimentel III said the Committee on Women should re-focus its investigation on the ills of the Philippine Offshore Gaming Op...

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Share prices closed lower Monday on risk aversion. The Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) was down 48.29 points to 6,571.60, a 0.73 percent drop. The b...

The southwesterly windflow is expected to bring moderate to heavy rain to several provinces on the western side of the Philippines until Thursday, May 30

The stock market opened the week on a sour note on the absence of fresh catalysts.

The Philippine economy is expected to triple by 2033, putting the country in the league of China, Japan, India and South Korea, Finance Secretary Ralph Recto said.

Contact center firms in the country are registering declining attrition rates amid flexible work arrangements and expansions being undertaken in the countryside, according to the Contact Center Association of the Philippines.

Energy Development Corp., the renewable energy subsidiary of First Gen Corp., is spending P40 billion this year to bolster its portfolio and support geothermal development in the country.

Domestic rice prices are likely to decline in September to reflect the downtrend in prices of the staple in the world market, according to the National Economic and Development Authority

HOTELS are losing money and struggling financially, Hotel Association of the NMI Chair Dennis Seo said.