BW FILE PHOTOTHE PESO is likely to stay at the P56-per-dollar level this week as the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) is widely expected to resume its easing cycle.On Friday, the local unit closed at P56.821 per dollar, jumping by 27.4 centavos from its P57.095

THE FEU LADY TAMARAWS drubbed host University of the Philippines, 25-21, 25-16, 14-25, 26-24, to rejoin a hot chase for the Top Two in the UAAP Season 87 women’s volleyball on Sunday at the Smart Araneta Coliseum. — UAAP/NEO GARCIAGames on Wednesday(Philsports Arena)9 a.m. –

If there’s something the National Basketball Association got right, it’s the play-in tournament. For the West, in particular, the scrambling figures to go on until the very last day of the regular season. With only a handful of games left for each team, the goal

BIR VAT collections up over 35% in 2024 - BusinessWorld Online                                    TAXPAYERS line up at the Bureau of Internal Revenue office in Intramuros, Manila, April 18,

REUTERSFEED PRICES could fall, with follow-on effects on meat prices, as US producers scramble for new markets for their grain and soy after China retaliated against US tariffs, industry representatives said.“The US may have excess soya production, which may cause their prices to drop further,”

REUTERSBy John Victor D. Ordoñez, ReporterTHE GOVERNMENT should seek new trade agreements with its regional and global partners to sustain its electronics, textiles and food industries after the US imposed a 17% tariff on the Philippines, economists said.“Mitigating the impact of the tariffs requires proactive

REGISTRATIONS of business names declined 1.72% in the three months to March to 432,259, the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) reported.According to the DTI, 11,660 registrations were recorded in the first five days of April, bringing total registrations as of April 5 to 443,919.Of

BW FILE PHOTOTHE Department of Energy (DoE) said it will set quotas for the use of indigenous natural gas by power generators, to comply with the requirements of the natural gas law.In implementing rules and regulations (IRR) released last week, the DoE said it will

BW FILE PHOTOCYBERCRIME complaints increased 71.9% year on year in the first quarter to 3,251, driven by better information available on where to report incidents, according to the Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center (CICC).According to a CICC presentation at the Economic Journalists Association of the

First of two partsIN BRIEF: • The Philippine economic outlook for 2025 remains promising despite global uncertainties.• Philippine CEOs are cautiously optimistic on the local business outlook but have expressed higher confidence in their own sector, recognizing that local challenges tend to have more direct

IMELDA “IMEE” R. MARCOS — SENATE PRIBGOVERNMENT-BACKED senatorial candidates could benefit by filling the spot left by re-electionist Senator Maria Imelda “Imee” R. Marcos with an independent or opposition bet, boosting the coalition’s image as a unity ticket, political analysts said.This could let administration candidates

PHILSTAR FILE PHOTOTHE Bureau of Immigration (BI) has warned Filipinos about the use of Telegram and Facebook by international trafficking syndicates to recruit workers for online scam hubs in Southeast Asia.Commissioner Joel Anthony M. Viado, in a statement on Sunday, said the agency intercepted 125