The Bureau of Customs intercepted a shipment from China falsely declared as pet cages, uncovering PHP33 million in pharmaceutical products and PHP19.69 million in other goods without FDA permits.
The Trade Union Congress of the Philippines calls a proposed P1,500 monthly subsidy for minimum wage earners insufficient, urging a P5,000 aid instead amid rising inflation and living costs.
Iloilo City officials signed the S.E.L.D.A. proposal and turned over recipe books developed by program graduates, expanding vocational training for inmates to ensure sustainable livelihoods upon release.
Former Cebu representative Pablo John Garcia commends the Provincial Board for rejecting a proposed P1-billion tax break for Apo Land and Quarry Corp., citing fairness and public welfare concerns.
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The Philippine peso's purchasing power has weakened significantly, with P1 in 2018 now equivalent to just P0.75 as of March 2026, according to National Statistician Dennis Mapa, reflecting cumulative inflation effects.
The Philippines' inflation rate accelerated sharply to 4.1 percent in March 2026, driven by surging transport and food costs linked to Middle East conflict impacts. Government outlines emergency measures to stabilize fuel supply and support vulnerable sec
The Philippines' inflation rate surged to 4.1% in March 2026, up from 2.4% in February, driven by sharp increases in transport and food prices, with Central Visayas recording the highest regional rate at 7.4%.
The Philippine Competition Commission and IEMOP held a strategic policy dialogue to address competition issues and switching barriers in the retail electricity market, aiming to enhance consumer choice and market efficiency.
The Philippine Board of Investments approved 35 projects worth ₱47 billion in early 2026, a 338% increase from 2025. Foreign investments surged 943%, led by Singapore, with renewable energy dominating the approvals.
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The Davao City Chamber of Commerce and Industry warns surging fuel prices are severely impacting businesses and households, with costs rising up to 40% for some firms amid global oil disruptions and local economic strain.
Councilor Eugene Andaya urges immediate inspection and coordination with telecom providers to address hazardous dangling wires in Mandaue City, citing safety risks for motorists.
Shell Philippines has announced a significant fuel price increase effective April 7, 2026, with diesel rising by P19.80 per liter, kerosene by P9.10, and gasoline by P5.90. This comes amid global oil market turmoil due to ongoing Middle East conflicts.
The Department of Trade and Industry in Davao Region anticipates price increases for some basic commodities after April 16, 2026, when manufacturers' 30-day price freeze commitment concludes. Rising logistics costs are cited as the primary driver.
The DPWH reports the Samal Island-Davao City Connector Project is ahead of schedule with 53.473% completion, but funding issues may delay it to 2030. The bridge promises economic benefits but faces legal challenges.
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Pilipinas Shell announces a sharp fuel price increase on April 7, 2026, with diesel up by P19.80 per liter, amid global energy crises. The government responds with P2.4 billion in subsidies for transport workers to mitigate impacts.
The DPWH Davao City District Engineering Office, with the City Engineer's Office, conducted partial demolition of a deteriorating pedestrian overpass on JP Laurel Avenue during Maundy Thursday and Good Friday, 2026, to minimize traffic disruption.
The Bureau of Internal Revenue issues a new circular to streamline tax breaks for private sector education initiatives, reducing administrative burdens and clarifying compliance processes.
After Easter, the call to renewal extends to family enterprises, where silence often masks pain. This article explores how presence, not solutions, and open communication can transform leadership and relationships, turning conflict into connection.
The Insurance Commission collected P87.72 million in fines and penalties in 2025, an 86% increase from 2024, as regulators intensified supervision of insurance firms and related entities. Despite stricter enforcement, the industry grew, with total assets
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Bank lending in the Philippines grew by 9.5% in February 2026, driven by increased business borrowing across key sectors like energy and real estate, according to BSP data.
A survey by Accenture finds that 74% of banks in the Asia-Pacific region, including the Philippines, plan to increase their technology workforce due to AI adoption, with only 4% expecting job cuts, highlighting AI as a growth driver for the sector.
The Visayas region shows strong economic growth with key sectors like tourism and agriculture driving development, though challenges such as infrastructure and logistics persist.
Pilipinas Shell will increase diesel by P19.80, kerosene by P9.10, and gasoline by P5.90 per liter on April 7, 2026, as global oil prices surge due to Middle East conflicts.
Cebu Pacific celebrates the Day of Valor with a special seat sale offering one-way base fares as low as PHP 88 from April 6-9, 2026, for travel between October 2026 and March 2027 across its extensive domestic and international network.
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First Standard Finance Corporation has secured two prestigious titles at the 2026 Global Banking & Finance Awards, marking its third recognition from the UK-based body and reinforcing its leadership in the Philippine non-banking financial sector.
The Social Security System is actively evaluating a loan moratorium for members and a condonation program for employer contribution penalties to provide immediate financial relief amid economic challenges.
The Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board in Central Visayas pledges urgent deliberation on a recent wage hike petition, while the NCR board prepares to start its review cycle next month.
The Strait of Hormuz blockade drives up petroleum prices, prompting urgent questions about Malacañang's energy strategy and the revival of the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant debate amid Asia's highest electricity rates.
Despite rising transportation and infrastructure needs, Central Visayas allocates only P19.9 billion for infrastructure in its 2027 budget, far below social services funding, raising concerns over regional development priorities.
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