
The local government of Makati is integrating locally sourced tropical fabrics into municipal operations, outfitting…

Malacañang on Wednesday reminded Filipino politicians to keep their allegiance to the country and not be influenced by…

Resilience? Yes, perhaps. That has always been our Filipino term of endearment for this longstanding problem. We’re all…

Livestreamed for public viewing, the trial sometimes turns into a display in which the principles of law seem to be…

The Philippines continued its remarkable run in the WBSC Women’s Baseball World Cup, clobbering Great Britain, 6-2, for…
The Philippine Peso ended the day stronger on Wednesday, 14 December, at P55.745 compared to its P55.9 close against the US dollar on Tuesday.
The local currency's weakness showed early when it opened the trade at P55.65 from P55.64 a day ago.
It traded between P55.85 and P55.60, resulting in an average of P55.701.
The greenback corrected lower on Wednesday by 0.155 or by 0.3 percent.
Volume reached $731.72 million on Wednesday, lower than the $1.12 billion the previous session.