INTERNATIONAL Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI) has signed a $1-billion term loan facility with BDO Unibank, Inc.

What is Pax Silica? Pax Silica is a US-led international coalition of investors launched in December 2025 for the purpose of establishing a global supply chain for semi-conductors, artificial ...

Photo shows US dollar bills and Philippine peso coins as the Philippine peso remains under pressure. — PHILIPPINE STAR/RYAN BALDEMOR The Philippine peso closed at P61.75 against the US dollar on ...

DOMESTIC TRADE in goods declined by 20% year on year in the first quarter, amid slower economic growth and supply-chain disruptions, analysts said. Preliminary data from the Philippine Statistic ...

OUR COUNTRY’s outsourcing empire is now facing a reckoning. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is already encroaching on the Philippine economy: inside the contact centers, back-office operations, financial ...

FILIPINO city pop band ALYSON is set to drop their latest album, AFTER OURS, later this week. It marks their sophomore effort and further blends their major musical influences — Japanese city pop and ...

Agentic AI is now 10x faster and a fraction of the cost of human labor. A billing model built around hours of human time is no longer just inefficient — it is structurally incompatible with the ...

Tourism group to gov’t: do more to lend recovery funds More hotels cut rates amid virus ADVERTISEMENT ...

RAZON-LED International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI) reported a 22.56% increase in first-quarter attributable net income to $293.57 million, as higher volumes and contributions from new ...

WATER PROVIDERS in Metro Manila and nearby areas are stepping up preparations to secure supply after the weather bureau warned of a possible El Niño developing by midyear. Patrick James B. Dizon, ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Philippines could regain its economic momentum later this year or by early 2027 if the energy shocks prove temporary and the local investment climate improves, the International ...

S&P GLOBAL RATINGS revised the Philippines’ credit outlook to “stable” from “positive,” citing risks to the country’s external and fiscal position from surging energy prices due to the Middle East ...