Typhoon Bualoi, with winds up to 133 km/h, is speeding toward central Vietnam and expected to make landfall late Sunday, earlier than predicted.
Most powerful storm on earth this year lashes Philippines. Hong Kong, Taiwan and southern China on alert
The strongest storm of the year so far has descended on the northern Philippines with destructive winds and torrential rain, prompting evacuations of thousands of people and preparations in nearby Hong Kong,
EU advancing in trade agreement talks with Philippines, Thailand, Malaysia, trade chief says
The European Union is “advancing” in negotiations with the Philippines, Thailand and Malaysia on new free trade agreements, its trade commissioner Maros Sefcovic said on Thursday.
Philippines’ 1st Home GPT, AI-powered concierge launched
An AI-powered concierge designed to make entire home journeys simple, safe, and seamless was recently launched in the Philippines.
Thailand’s CP Group, Ayala Corp. To Roll Out Makro Stores In The Philippines
CP Group has invested more than $2 billion in the Philippines, building up its presence after setting up a feed mill in the country in 2010.
Foreign investors sound the alarm over corruption scandal in the Philippines
Foreign investors raise concerns that a corruption scandal involving flood control projects will erode business credibility and inflate costs in the Philippines.
Monde Nissin Corporation wins three excellence awards at 21st Philippine Quill Awards
Manila City, Philippines – Monde Nissin Corporation bagged three Excellence Awards across multiple categories during the 21st Philippine Quill Awards, further solidifying its commitment to making …
Philippines, Singapore in talks to modernize 48-year-old tax pact
The Philippines, through the Department of Finance (DOF), has begun negotiations with Singapore to update the nearly five-decade-old 1977 Double Taxation Agreement (DTA). This is to “keep pace with …
Philippines, Singapore in talks to modernize 48-year-old tax pact
The Philippines, through the Department of Finance (DOF), has begun negotiations with Singapore to update the nearly five-decade-old 1977 Double Taxation Agreement (DTA). This is to “keep pace with …
Philippine flood-control projects made substandard to allow huge kickbacks, Senate inquiry told
Whistleblowers allege Bulacan flood projects were overpriced and substandard to cover kickbacks, deepening the Philippines’ corruption scandal.