Teachers and parents help repaint armchairs inside classrooms at Pinyahan Elementary School in Quezon City. — PHILIPPINE STAR/MIGUEL DE GUZMANBy Kenneth Christiane L. Basilio, ReporterA HOUSE of Representatives committee on Monday moved to channel billions worth of flood control funds to education and health as

A drone view shows shanties around the Manila International Container Terminal at the Port of Manila, Aug. 11, 2025. — REUTERS/ELOISA LOPEZTHE PHILIPPINES is projected to be the third-most affected economy in Southeast Asia by US tariffs, as its exports to the US are expected

SM INVESTMENTS CORP.SM INVESTMENTS CORP. (SMIC), the country’s largest conglomerate, is planning to ramp up investments to bolster the resilience of its businesses as climate-related risks continue to rise.“Some people view climate change as maybe an additional expense but for the group, we look at

Thousands of participants walk along the northbound lane of EDSA towards the People Power Monument in Quezon City while shouting and holding various placards condemning the corruption in the government during the Trillion Peso March, Sept. 21. — PHILIPPINE STAR/MIGUEL DE GUZMANBy Justine Irish D.

By Ashley Erika O. Jose, ReporterGLOBE TELECOM, INC. said the planned initial public offering (IPO) of its electronic wallet platform GCash is not a priority for now as the company concentrates on expansion.“As of now, GCash or Mynt has not submitted any application to list;

By Ashley Erika O. Jose, ReporterGLOBE TELECOM, INC. said the planned initial public offering (IPO) of its electronic wallet platform GCash is not a priority for now as the company concentrates on expansion.“As of now, GCash or Mynt has not submitted any application to list;

SPNEC secures P3.78-B loan for Tarlac solar expansion - BusinessWorld Online                                    NUEVA ECIJA SOLAR FARM — SPNEC.PHSP NEW ENERGY CORP. (SPNEC) has secured a P3.78-billion loan

TOLEDO POWER CO.’s facility in Toledo City, Cebu. — MERALCOPOWERGEN.COM.PHMERALCO POWERGEN CORP. (MGEN), a subsidiary of Manila Electric Co. (Meralco), has started scouting contractors for its proposed 1,273-megawatt (MW) coal power projects in Cebu and Quezon after securing government approval.Speaking to reporters last week, MGEN

BW FILE PHOTOTHE GOVERNMENT fully awarded the Treasury bills (T-bills) it offered on Monday as rates continued to go down across the board on expectations that benchmark borrowing costs will ease further.The Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) raised P25 billion as planned from the T-bills