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  1. Figaro Coffee and Angel's Pizza

    Figaro eyes PSE exit at P0.82 per share

    Figaro Culinary Group Inc. plans to exit the Philippine Stock Exchange, offering minority shareholders P0.82 per share in a voluntary delisting move backed by…

    Maria Bernadette Romero·

  2. FITCH Solutions unit BMI said the peso could weaken further to P63 per US dollar this year as tensions in the Middle East persist. However, the research firm expects the local currency to regain some ground toward the end of the year, supported by stronger holiday remittance inflows, which typically boost demand for the peso.

    Peso may reach P63 per USD amid Gulf risks

    The Philippine peso may weaken to a record P63 against the US dollar, according to BMI, as Middle East tensions, rising oil prices, a stronger greenback and…

    Toby Magsaysay·

  3. Peso may reach P63 per USD amid Gulf risks

    Peso may reach P63 per USD amid Gulf risks

    The Philippine peso could slump to an all-time low of P63 against the US dollar in the near term due to Middle East tensions, a strong greenback, and seasonal…

    Toby Magsaysay·

  4. As the new school year commences, public school teachers are still facing problems such as classroom shortages and low wages. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has called for more support to public educators who he regarded as the ‘hardest working public servants.’

    DepEd increases per-student funding

    The Department of Education (DepEd) under Secretary Sonny Angara has increased per-learner budget allocations for public schools in 2026, boosting funding for…

    Lisa Marie Apacible·

  5. As an avenue to address the economic pressures caused by the ongoing crisis in the Middle East, the Pasay City local government launched the PHP20 per kilo rice program in Pasay City on Monday, 23 March 2026. The move is in collaboration with the Kadiwa ng Pangulo, the Department of Agriculture, and the National Food Authority.

The more affordable rice will be available at designated local markets, in line with the city’s commitment to food security and supporting the national government's goal of making the food staple affordable for every Filipino family, as Mayor Emi Rubiano mentioned.

    Pasay City launches P20/per kilo rice

    As an avenue to address the economic pressures caused by the ongoing crisis in the Middle East, the Pasay City local government launched the PHP20 per kilo…

    Aram Lascano·