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What is Pax Silica? Pax Silica is a US-led international coalition of investors launched in December 2025 for the purpose of establishing a global supply chain for semi-conductors, artificial ...

It is often stated that micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) are the backbone of an economy, recognizing their contributions to employment, income generation, and economic growth. However, ...

The Philippine insurance industry closed 2025 on a historic note, marked by strong premium growth, rising assets, and improved penetration. More than a year of recovery, 2025 became a period of ...

PLAINTIFFS challenging unprogrammed appropriations told the Supreme Court (SC) that the budget mechanism allows billions of pesos to move outside constitutional guardrails, weakening fiscal discipline ...

It is obvious that the Philippine Government is struggling to comply with the constitutional mandate that the State is obliged to provide free quality education at the basic education level for all ...

Agentic AI is now 10x faster and a fraction of the cost of human labor. A billing model built around hours of human time is no longer just inefficient — it is structurally incompatible with the ...

ALMOST 7 out of 10 Filipino employees place stability and work-life balance at the forefront when choosing where to work, urging employers to offer flexible working options such as working from home, ...

YUCHENGCO-LED PetroEnergy Resources Corp. (PERC) has secured approval from the Department of Energy (DoE) to begin permit processing for a proposed ground-mounted solar power project in Capiz province ...

Philippine housing prices increased in the second quarter as consumers were less pessimistic about purchasing residential properties, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) reported. The BSP’s ...

My take on the development experience of nations is that all progress boils down to investment — specifically on the share of income that the nation sets aside for investment or what is called the ...

THE Philippine fish catch is declining by an average of 45,000 metric tons (MT) each year due to overfishing, illegal fishing, and weak enforcement of fisheries law, according to Oceana Philippines.