Davao Flags Green GSM Electric Taxis Over Permit Issues
Davao City halts Green GSM's electric taxi launch for lacking permits. The LGU supports green transport but demands legal compliance. Read the full story.
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Rondae Hollis-Jefferson Injured in Meralco's EASL Game
Meralco Bolts star import Rondae Hollis-Jefferson suffers an ankle injury during EASL victory. Coach Vucinic hopes for quick recovery for PBA and TNT. Read the latest update.
Cebu City Suspends Earth Hauling on Binalyw Road
Cebu City Council suspends earth material hauling on Binaliw Road due to road damage and environmental hazards. Read the full report on the council's resolution and findings.
Mandaue City Requires Special Permits for Holiday Events
Mandaue City's BPLO mandates special permits for businesses holding events outside their premises this Christmas season to ensure public safety and order. Read the full guidelines.
LausGroup-BPI Christmas Fest 2025 Opens in San Fernando
The LausGroup-BPI Christmas Fest 2025 is now open at the LausGroup Complex in San Fernando, Pampanga. Enjoy three days of car deals, food, live concerts, and a Christmas market until December 6. Visit now!
Sicily's Anti-Mafia Tour Mirrors PH Extortion Reality
A journalist's Sicily 'No Mafia' tour reveals striking parallels with Philippine corruption. Learn how extortion damages our economy and what we can do. Join the fight against corruption.
PH Trade Gap Narrows 34.2% as Exports Jump 19.4%
Philippines' trade deficit narrowed sharply to $3.83B in October 2025 as exports surged 19.4% while imports declined 6.5%. Electronics led the export growth with $4.18B in shipments. Read the full analysis.
DA Chief Rejects Cover-Up Allegations as 'Baloney'
Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. dismisses former lawmaker Zaldy Co's cover-up claims as baseless. He confirms only rice tariff talks were true. Read the full story.
Gov't Probes Slow Red Onion Imports Amid Price Hike
The Department of Agriculture investigates the slow pace of red onion imports as retail prices hit ₱330/kg. Officials threaten to reallocate permits to ensure holiday supply.
Molasses Import Ban Extended to March 2026 in PH
The Philippines extends its molasses import suspension until March 2026. The move aims to stabilize local prices and support farmers and millers. Learn more about the impact.
Toledo Shrimp Plant to Employ 300, Boost Exports
A new P300 million shrimp processing facility in Toledo City aims to employ 300 workers, process 200 tons monthly, and reduce Philippines' shrimp imports. #Philippines #Jobs
Philippines Building Permits Drop 25% in September
Philippine construction activity fell sharply in September 2025, with building permits down 25% and total value dropping 16%. Discover the key drivers behind this significant slowdown.
Cebu City Regulated Water Testing for MSMEs
Cebu City establishes government-run water testing services to reduce financial burden on small businesses. New ordinance creates city-operated laboratory for mandatory testing.
Cebu City Launches Public Water Testing Laboratory
Cebu City Hall creates government-run water testing lab to reduce P7,000 fees for MSMEs. New ordinance mandates regulated, transparent services for business permits.
Cebu City Waives Business Permit Fees Post-Typhoon
Cebu City Council approves financial relief for businesses hit by Typhoon Tino, waiving permit fees to speed up economic recovery. Learn how this helps local commerce.
3 Dead in Illegal Treasure Hunting Pit Collapse
Three workers killed when illegal treasure-hunting excavation collapsed in Malalag, Davao del Sur. Authorities investigating the tragic incident and reminding public about excavation safety protocols.
New Philippines ASF Rules for Pork Import Safety
The Philippines strengthens its African Swine Fever defenses with new import regulations based on regionalization. Learn how this protects the local swine industry.
Philippines Trade Deficit Shrinks 14.7% in September
The Philippines' trade gap narrowed significantly to $3.99 billion in September 2023, marking a 14.7% improvement as exports showed resilience while imports moderated, signaling positive economic adjustments.
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