The Subdivision and Housing Developers Association (SHDA) is pushing a seven-point industry roadmap aimed at accelerating housing delivery as developers contend with permitting, affordability and infrastructure challenges.
Indigenous Malampaya gas is flowing back to the 1,200-megawatt Ilijan Power Plant, reviving a decades-old energy link that could help trim electricity costs while reducing the Philippines’ exposure to volatile imported fuel prices.
DivinaLaw is marking its 20th year with one of its biggest milestones yet, after two decades that have taken the firm from modest beginnings to a legal practice of more than 100 lawyers.
Commuters in Pampanga are set to get 16 fully electric buses under a public-private initiative aimed at expanding accessible transportation while creating livelihood opportunities for persons with disabilities (PWDs).
A residential project near Ninoy Aquino International Airport is moving closer to completion as RLC Residences advances construction of Woodsville Crest, its eight-building mid-rise development in Merville, Parañaque.
The future of work should give Filipino employees more control over where they receive their salaries and how their financial data is used, as digital payroll, Open Finance and artificial intelligence reshape financial services.
International Container Terminal Services Inc. is taking full control of a logistics provider serving the Port of Rio de Janeiro, expanding its footprint in Brazil, South America’s largest economy.
Forgive me as I deviate from my usual habit of talking about technology through the mildly absurd things it has done to our lives. This week, I am irritated—not that it matters.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s private-sector advisory council is seeking a four-year breather on new property valuation rules, warning that added costs could pressure housing, construction and jobs.