CEBU CITY— Continued delays in the issuance of Licenses to Sell (LTS) are affecting not only thousands of real estate practitioners who rely on a steady supply of housing inventory for their livelihood, but also overseas Filipino workers (OFWs), who now face fewer options in the housing market.
At Bistro Aurora’s first anniversary, lawyer Nilo Divina revealed how his mother’s lessons, a love of storytelling and a passion for good food helped turn a casual restaurant at The Podium into one of the mall’s most sought-after dining destinations.
Cathay Land has partnered with COREnergy to bring 46 properties into the Retail Aggregation Program, allowing the developer to consolidate electricity demand, access competitive retail power rates, and strengthen long-term energy management across its nationwide portfolio.
TCL is strengthening its position in the premium television market by pairing display innovation with a stronger focus on user experience, as competition intensifies among global TV brands.
Philippine Airlines (PAL) has expanded the deployment of its newest flagship aircraft, the Airbus A350-1000, to its Manila–Toronto service, marking another step in the airline’s long-haul fleet modernization program.
The Philippines posted a sharp increase in approved foreign investment pledges in the first quarter of 2026, driven largely by South Korean capital and growing investor interest in sectors ranging from renewable energy to tourism.
Construction giant EEI Corp. is delaying its annual stockholders’ meeting as the construction firm seeks more time to identify new independent director candidates following tougher Securities and Exchange Commission tenure rules.
The slowdown in Philippine inflation in May is unlikely to stop the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) from raising interest rates further, as underlying price pressures remain elevated despite some relief from lower fuel and food prices, according to an economist.