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  1. OWWA to repatriate 149 OFWs from Riyadh

    OWWA to repatriate 149 OFWs from Riyadh

    OWWA is set to repatriate 149 OFWs from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, ensuring smooth preparations and continuous support from pre-flight orientations to their arrival…

    Neil Alcober·

  2. From permit to prospectus

    From permit to prospectus

    The SEC has set out to shorten the road. It halved corporate document fees in 2025 and cut them a further 25 percent this year, and discounts to MSMEs reached…

    Rogelio V. Quevedo·

  3. PhilWeb Corp

    PhilWeb eyes new revenues from MegaWin deal

    PhilWeb Corp. secures a strategic partnership with MegaWin, aiming to boost recurring revenue through innovative gaming services. Discover how this deal…

    Maria Bernadette Romero·

  4. DITO eyes 15% telco mart share

    DITO eyes 15% telco mart share

    After we focus on the network rollout, it is now time to focus on monetization and commercialization of the network investment

    Maria Bernadette Romero·

  5. Photograph by Maria Romero for the daily tribune
Signing of the groundbreaking Master Facilities Provisioning Agreement Contract on Thursday, 11 January was led by (from left) Converge chief operations officer Jesus Romero, Converge chief executive officer Dennis Anthony Uy, DITO president and chief executive officer Ernesto Alberto, and DITO chief technology officer MGen. Rodolfo Santiago.

    Converge, DITO fuse cable grids

    Resource-sharing agreement will create savings through improved operational efficiencies and reduced capital expenditure requirements

    Maria Bernadette Romero·

  6. DITO passed 4th technical audit

    DITO passed 4th technical audit

    The independent audit is part of the conditions outlined in the Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity or CPCN given to the company

    migrator·

  7. DITO hurdles third audit

    DITO hurdles third audit

    DITO has promised to cover 84 percent of the Philippines and offer a minimum average speed of at least 55 Mbps by the end of its commitment.

    migrator·