Friday, 19 June 2026
6 hours ago
PH’s top consumer finance firm Home Credit fined over debt collection practices
Home Credit Philippines, the country’s largest consumer finance company, has been fined by the Securities and Exchange Commission after regulators found it crossed legal boundaries in its debt collection practices.
9 hours ago
Ayala Land fulfills land dispute settlement with 63-hectare transfer
Ayala Land has transferred 63 hectares of land to beneficiaries on Sicogon Island, delivering on a key commitment under a settlement reached after years of disputes over the tourism estate’s development.
9 hours ago
ICTSI’s Croatia terminal gains second direct Far East shipping link
Tycoon Enrique Razon Jr.-backed International Container Terminal Services Inc. is strengthening its bet on Europe as its Croatian terminal secures another direct shipping link to Asia.
10 hours ago
Cebu shipping dynasty regains full control of Fast Logistics
The Cebu-based Chiongbian family has regained full ownership of one of the Philippines’ largest logistics operators, buying back the 40 percent stake held by private equity giant CVC Capital Partners, MergerMarket reported last week.
10 hours ago
PLDT Home, Meralco, MSpectrum team up to offer sustainable homes
PLDT Home, Manila Electric Co. (Meralco), and MSpectrum have forged a strategic partnership aimed at helping Filipino families build smarter, more connected, and more sustainable homes.
11 hours ago
SMC expands Metro Manila flood-control campaign to Cebu
San Miguel Corp. is bringing its river rehabilitation program to Cebu, extending a flood-control effort that has restored some of the country’s most heavily silted waterways as communities face growing flood risks.
12 hours ago
SEC takes Mica Tan hunt global with Interpol red notice
Philippine regulators have escalated their pursuit of Maria Francesca Tan beyond the country’s borders, securing an Interpol red notice as authorities seek to bring the alleged investment scam operator before local courts.
12 hours ago
Aboitiz Foods brings solar power, internet to last-mile school
Aboitiz Foods has helped bring reliable electricity, internet connectivity, and improved learning facilities to a remote indigenous school in Nueva Ecija as students begin the new academic year.
13 hours ago
Cebu ports restore regular charges as fuel relief ends
CEBU CITY— Domestic shipping and cargo handling operators will no longer enjoy discounted port charges after the Cebu Ports Authority (CPA) ended temporary relief measures introduced during the fuel crisis.
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