GMA News Online · Business

DOE blames NGCP delays for Visayas grid yellow, red alerts

The DOE blamed delays by the NGCP for the recent yellow and red alerts in the Visayas, saying these could have been avoided had critical ancillary service contracts been completed on time.

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GMA News Online · Business

Sara Duterte's defense lawyer confronts AMLC witness with confidentiality rules

The cross-examination by Vice President Sara Duterte's defense of Anti-Money Laundering Council executive director, Atty. Ronel Buenaventura didn't sit well with some senators, as it sought answers from the witness…

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The Manila Times · Business

Saudi Aramco boss says global oil stockpiles 'scarily thin'

LONDON — Global oil stockpiles are "scarily thin" owing to the US-Iran war, Saudi Aramco's chief executive Amin Nasser said Monday, days after G7 nations agreed to release more of their inventories to ease supply…

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GMA News Online · Business

Toshiba eyes multibillion-peso investment to expand PH hard drive production

Japan"s Toshiba Corp. is set to invest billions of pesos to expand its hard disk drive production in the Philippines over the next three years, amid growing global demand for data storage.

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Rappler · Business

AMRO further cuts PH growth outlook as flood control issue slows investment

‘The Philippines also had some domestic issues that they need to deal with. Remember, there was this flood control-related issue, and that's significantly slowed down public investment,’ AMRO chief economist Dong He says

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Rappler · Business

Gasoline, kerosene prices rise on October 6, diesel gets slight rollback

The mixed adjustment comes after price cuts last week, while China’s suspension of refined fuel exports threatens to tighten Asian supply further

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GMA News Online · Business

LTFRB revokes authority of 2 TNCs over regulatory violations

The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) has revoked the authority to operate and the renewal applications for two Transport Network Companies (TNCs) due to regulatory violations.

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GMA News Online · Business

Customs surpasses January to September 2026 collection target by P8.9B

The Bureau of Customs (BOC) has collected P757.406 billion from January to September 2026, exceeding its target collection in the first nine months of the year.

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GMA News Online · Business

BIR digitizes delinquent tax records

The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) is stepping up its collection of unpaid taxes, as it announced on Monday a new nationwide system that gives it a centralized view of delinquent accounts and properties seized, sold…

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The Manila Times · Business

Diesel prices to drop this week

MANILA, Philippines — Diesel prices will go down on Tuesday, October 6, but the cost of gasoline and kerosene will go up. Shell on Monday said that it will lower diesel prices by P1.30 per liter, but raise gasoline and…

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Rappler · Business

Why BPI asked AMLC to delete P2-B worth of transactions from Duterte-Carpio records

A BPI system bug allegedly inflated transactions linked to Manases Carpio, Vice President Sara Duterte’s husband, to more than P2 billion, prompting the bank to ask the AMLC to delete 13 records

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GMA News Online · Business

Sustained profitability seen with GCash-Mynt lower IPO price

The initial public offering of Mynt could give investors a more attractive starting point following the company"s final pricing at P6.60 per share, while its sustained profitability provides an important basis for…

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GMA News Online · Business

Gasoline and kerosene pump prices up Tuesday; diesel down

Fuel retailers on Monday announced mixed movements in pump prices for the week, with gasoline and kerosene set to rise while diesel will be rolled back for the second straight week.

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Philstar · Business

Beyond the classroom: Student leaders take on real-world business challenges

Global Dominion partners with JCFAP to support the professional development and career readiness of future finance leaders

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GMA News Online · Business

Toll waiver for agri trucks still under negotiation -- DA

The Department of Agriculture (DA) said on Monday that negotiations with toll operators are still underway after it requested a toll waiver for trucks hauling agricultural goods amid rising fuel prices.

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Philstar · Business

ICT: Durban Gateway Terminal transition delays

Durban's transition problems weigh on ICTSI sentiment, but diversified operations limit earnings risk and leave the long-term thesis intact.

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Rappler · Business

[Ask the Tax Whiz] Will the new audit rules protect honest taxpayers?

Wealth growth alone does not prove evasion. Legitimate sources must be checked, and due process observed.

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Rappler · Business

PSE enters new territory with GCash’s IPO. But to thrive, it must go further.

GCash’s incoming record-setting IPO hints at a stock market opening itself to asset-light enterprises, but is still far from embracing high-growth tech

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The Manila Times · Business

Marina confirms Malaluan’s retirement intent

MANILA, Philippines — Clearing up days of speculation and rumors, the Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) on Monday confirmed that Administrator Sonia Malaluan has submitted a letter informing President Ferdinand…

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Rappler · Business

Credit cards, move over: Filipinos really love buy now, pay later

BNPL is running red-hot, enough for one top player to turn itself into a bank and snag one of the government’s former highest paid official for its board. Rappler sits down with TransUnion to unpack the boom.

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The Manila Times · Business

Cybersecurity Awareness Month spotlights AI risks

CYBERSECURITY Awareness Month this October is prompting security experts to broaden traditional advice on passwords, phishing and access as artificial intelligence creates new risks involving digital identities…

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The Manila Times · Business

Sept. inflation likely higher at 6.7% – poll

I LATION could have resumed rising last month following renewed pressure on oil prices and elevated food and transport costs, analysts said. The median forecast in a Manila Times poll was 6.7 percent, higher than the…

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GMA News Online · Business

OPEC+ agrees to keep November oil output targets steady

Gulf OPEC+ producers have been pumping well below output targets in the face of continuing export disruptions from the US-Israeli war on Iran, with exports at 60% to 80% of normal levels.

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The Manila Times · Business

Banks’ bad loan ratio steady at 3.35% in Aug

THE nonperforming loan (NPL) ratio of Philippine banks remained steady at 3.35 percent in August despite a challenging global environment, data from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) showed. The NPL or bad loan…

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The Manila Times · Business

Inflation, liquidity pressures seen steering PSEi’s direction

PHILIPPINE shares could remain under pressure this week after the benchmark index extended its losing streak to five sessions and fell to another 2026 low, with investors turning their attention to September inflation…

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Philstar · Business

Banks’ bad loan ratio steady at 3.35% in August

The share of bad loans held by Philippine banks remained broadly stable in August and improved from a year ago as overall lending continued to grow faster than soured accounts.

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The Manila Times · Business

Jan-July infrastructure spending plunges 36%

TIGHTER procurement compliance and project monitoring following last week’s massive flood control project scandal has continued to weigh on government spending, with infrastructure and other capital outlays down sharply…

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The Manila Times · Business

Corporate regulators promote Asean as an asset class to investors

THE Philippines is pushing for deeper capital market integration across Southeast Asia as the region seeks to position itself as a unified investment destination for global investors. Securities and Exchange Commission…

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Philstar · Business

Affordability

In the 2026 US midterm elections, “affordability” has evolved into a central political issue.

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The Manila Times · Business

DA ‘more prepared’ for strong El Niño

THE Department of Agriculture (DA) is expanding food reserves and farm support ahead of an El Niño that could become very strong by year-end and persist into the first half of 2027. Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu…

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The Manila Times · Business

SRA: Meeting US sugar quota hinged on output

THE Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA) has asked the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) to give it until November to determine whether the Philippines can fulfill its sugar export quota, as declining…

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Philstar · Business

Fruitas ripe for next growth phase with P750 million PNB credit facility

Fruitas Holdings Inc., led by businessman Lester Yu, is ripe for its next growth chapter with a P750-million credit facility secured from Lucio Tan-led Philippine National Bank (PNB) that will support its continued…

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The Manila Times · Business

Cebu economic growth slows to 2.7% in 2025

CEBU CITY — Economic growth in Cebu Province and Cebu City slowed in 2025, reflecting weaker expansion across Central Visayas and the country, the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) reported. Cebu Province’s 2.7…

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The Manila Times · Business

DA, OWWA launch business program for returning OFWs

THE Department of Agriculture (DA) on Sunday said it has launched with the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) a program to help returning overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) transition to agriculture and…

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Philstar · Business

Market volatile ahead of inflation report

The local stock market is expected to remain volatile this week, with higher inflation expectations seen weighing on equities.

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The Manila Times · Business

DTI pledges support as PH exports hit record $9.11B

PHILIPPINE merchandise exports reached a record $9.11 billion in August, driven by electronics shipments, prompting Trade Secretary Cristina Roque to pledge more support. Preliminary Philippine Statistics Authority data…

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The Manila Times · Business

Mynt to use IPO profits for credit tech business

MYNT Inc. plans to channel the bulk of the fresh capital from an initial public offering (IPO) into expanding its credit technology business, highlighting lending as a key growth driver for the operator of the GCash…

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Philstar · Business

Market’s narrowing breadth

Market breadth has deteriorated sharply the past month.

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