Wednesday, 8 July 2026
57 minutes ago
Visayas grid back on red, yellow alerts after plant outage, line trip
CEBU CITY—The Visayas grid was placed back under red and yellow alert on July 8 after an emergency shutdown at a major power plant and the tripping of a transmission line reduced available supply, ending nearly a week-long respite from grid alerts.
1 hour ago
Philippine Airlines’ comeback takes flight with blockbuster bond debut
The global bond market has delivered one of the clearest endorsements yet of Philippine Airlines’ turnaround.
3 hours ago
Maynilad steps up coastal cleanup for World Ocean Day
West Zone concessionaire Maynilad Water Services Inc. collected 367 kilograms of waste during a coastal cleanup at SM By the Bay in Pasay City as part of its observance of World Ocean Day 2026.
3 hours ago
NAIA operator investigates ground incident involving Saudia aircraft
A ground incident involving a Saudia aircraft forced the cancellation of an international flight at Ninoy Aquino International Airport late Monday, although no injuries were reported, New NAIA Infra Corp. (NNIC) said.
3 hours ago
WINNING | CSR shifts from charity to systems change push
Corporate social responsibility in the Philippines is entering a new phase as companies increasingly align community investments with long-term development priorities instead of standalone charitable activities.
4 hours ago
Big E Food expands manufacturing footprint with LIMA Estate plant
Big E Food Corp. has opened its largest manufacturing plant at LIMA Estate in Batangas, marking a significant expansion of the food company's production network as it positions itself for long-term growth and wider nationwide distribution.
4 hours ago
Tanduay taps Gen Z drinking trends with versatile rum mix ideas
Tanduay is leaning into the evolving drinking habits of younger consumers by promoting its rum lineup as a flexible foundation for both classic cocktails and emerging social media-inspired drink mixes.
4 hours ago
RCBC urges firms to manage FX and trade risks amid global shocks
Relief may be emerging for Philippine businesses after months of geopolitical disruptions pushed up shipping costs, fuel prices, and currency volatility, but Rizal Commercial Banking Corp. (RCBC) said companies should remain vigilant as pressures built up over months of conflict will not unwind overnight.
9 hours ago
DOE tightens scrutiny of 121 power facilities over reporting lapses
CEBU CITY— At least 121 power generation facilities are facing heightened regulatory scrutiny after failing to respond to Show Cause Orders (SCOs) issued by the Department of Energy (DOE) requiring them to explain why they failed to comply with mandatory reportorial requirements.
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