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The Philippine economy likely posted a slightly slower growth rate in the third quarter from the previous quarter, according to economists, who cited weather disruptions and flood control corruption ...

GOVERNMENT UNDERSPENDING in the third quarter, mainly due to a corruption crackdown that curbed public disbursements, is expected to temporarily dent economic growth this year, Finance Secretary Ralph ...

PRESIDENT Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr. said confidence in the Philippine economy has been “restored” as his administration’s efforts to expose and address irregularities in the government strengthened ...

DESPITE concerns over political corruption, recent earthquakes, and higher US tariffs, foreign investors remain interested in Philippine economic zones, industr ...

WHILE attributing the ongoing slump in the local stock market to the flood control corruption scandal, the heads of regulatory agencies should look first in their own backyard.

In precolonial Philippines, the male datu served as the secular head of the community, but the female babaylan was revered as its spiritual leader. Their roles were interdependent and complementary: ...

Marcos has expressed confidence that the government will craft "a good, clean budget" for 2026 as Congress resumes ...

Public Works Secretary Vince Dizon has reconstituted the Department of Public Works and Highways Central Office Human ...

Department of Budget and Management (DBM) Secretary Amenah Pangandaman expressed optimism that the Philippines will maintain its position as one of the Asia-Pacific region’s fastest-growing economies, ...

The Department of Energy (DOE) assured that foreign investor interest in the energy sector remains strong and unaffected by ongoing issues ...