The property developer has introduced ViaBus, which it describes as the Philippines' first AI-powered real-time township transit tracking app. Developed with Thailand-based mobility technology company Via Group, the platform initially covers seven Citylink shuttle routes serving Newport City in Pasay, as well as McKinley Hill, McKinley West, and Uptown Bonifacio in Taguig.
Companies are raising expectations for job candidates as artificial intelligence (AI) becomes embedded in workplace operations, prompting educators to prioritize AI fluency over basic AI literacy. As AI adoption expands across industries, institutions are adapting their programs to help students develop practical skills that employers increasingly value.
foodpanda Philippines is strengthening its position in the country’s fast-growing e-grocery market by expanding its dedicated dark-store network, a move aimed at improving fulfillment efficiency and widening access to round-the-clock grocery delivery in densely populated communities.
Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) are designed to harness private sector resources, expertise, and innovation in delivering infrastructure and services for the public. While the government possesses broad regulatory authority over PPP projects through its police power, that authority is not without constitutional limits.
DoubleDragon Corp. is planning to launch a S$300 million (P14.3 billion) Singapore-listed hospitality REIT as it builds a long-term funding platform for the global expansion of its Hotel101 brand.
Tycoon Manuel V. Pangilinan-led Manila Electric Co. ended a bruising week after losing more than P123 billion in market value as uncertainty over proposed electricity sector reforms rattled investors.
As Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) celebrates its 175th anniversary, the country's oldest bank is reinforcing its digital transformation strategy through initiatives aimed at expanding financial inclusion and strengthening cybersecurity.
The Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) posted a net income of P94.75 billion in the first half of 2026, up 27.78 percent from P74.2 billion a year earlier, as higher earnings strengthened the state pension fund's capacity to expand financial assistance and benefits for government workers and retirees.
Nowhere is that fragility clearer than in the digital economy's gig sector, now one of the country's largest sources of livelihood: online sellers, delivery riders, drivers, freelancers, hundreds of thousands of families who found opportunity here precisely because these platforms didn't exist under the old rules.