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ERC Lifts WESM Suspension: What It Means for Philippine Electricity Consumers
After a month-long halt due to the national energy emergency, the Energy Regulatory Commission orders the resumption of power spot market operations. Here is how it will affect your bills.
1 Big Breakup: How the UAE's OPEC Exit Could Reshape Trade Ties with Saudi Arabia for Filipino OFWs
As the UAE leaves OPEC, its $41-billion economic bond with Saudi Arabia faces a stress test — and it could rattle oil prices and jobs across the Gulf.
The Peso's Pain, Their Gain? How Weak Peso Benefits OFW Families in 2025
For the 10 million families relying on dollar remittances, a weaker peso means more pesos in hand. But is that enough in a high-inflation economy?
224 McDonald's Stores in Luzon Now Powered by D&L's EvoEnergi: A Game Changer for Philippine Energy
EvoEnergi secures a landmark deal to supply electricity to 224 McDonald's outlets across Luzon, blending renewable and conventional energy under the government's Retail Aggregation Program.
2026 Is the 'Right Year' for PH-EU Free Trade Agreement, Says Ambassador
As EU GSP+ status nears expiration, both sides push to finalize a comprehensive free trade deal that could reset Philippine trade ties with Europe.
5 Reasons Duty Free PH's Free NAIA Shuttle Service Is a Game-Changer for Travelers
State-run Duty Free Philippines Corporation (DFPC) launches a complimentary shuttle service from NAIA Terminal 3 to Clark Airport, making travel more convenient and budget-friendly.
Napocor Warns of Rotational Brownouts in Off-Grid Areas Amid Diesel Shortage Crisis
The National Power Corporation sounds the alarm on diesel supply issues, threatening power stability in isolated Philippine regions as the agency shifts toward renewable energy.
BIR Launches Tax Audit on Sara Duterte, Mans Carpio, and 9 Companies — What It Means
The Bureau of Internal Revenue has ordered letters of authority to probe the Vice President, her husband, and their businesses. Here’s what we know so far.
Meralco Bill Shock: More Pinoys Cry Foul Over Sky-High Charges Amid Economic Strain
Consumer groups and households demand transparency as electric bills surge, mirroring a global trend of utility anxiety
UAEs OPEC Exit Bombshell: How Filipino Workers and PH Gas Prices Could Be Hit
The world's third-largest oil producer considers leaving the cartel. Here's what it means for Philippine fuel costs, OFW remittances, and the global energy landscape.
Why Filipino Drivers Flock to Manaoag for Car Blessings: Faith, Safety, and Tradition
Thousands of devotees line up at the Minor Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary of Manaoag each week to seek divine protection for their vehicles—a practice rooted in deep Catholic faith and Filipino culture.
Musk vs Altman Trial Reveals OpenAI Power Struggle That Could Reshape AI for Filipinos
A $150 billion lawsuit exposes deep fractures in AI’s founding mission—and what it means for the Philippines’ digital future
Philippines' Finance Chief Go: Luzon Economic Corridor Gains Strong Traction
Manila and Washington fast-track flagship infrastructure projects as US pledges $3.8M for Subic-Clark-Manila-Batangas Railway.
China’s AI-Powered Auto Revolution: What It Means for Philippine Carmakers
Beijing’s push to embed artificial intelligence in vehicles threatens to reshape global supply chains—and Philippine assembly plants must adapt or risk being left behind.
DOE: 5 renewable energy projects with 128.9 MW capacity now active, boosting Philippine grid
Early milestone in the country’s clean energy transition as new solar and wind farms begin operations