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  1. Partnership does not come cheap

    Partnership does not come cheap

    A Japanese industrial giant and a Manila conglomerate are reportedly forming an alliance involving treasury shares priced at P650 each, raising questions over…

  2. Losing bean count

    Losing bean count

    A fast-food conglomerate reduces its stake in a Vietnamese coffee chain, shifting majority ownership back to its local founder group amid plans for an overseas…

  3. Sip, sip, hooray?

    Sip, sip, hooray?

    A Philippine conglomerate’s overseas expansion faces mixed results as a global coffee chain posts nearly P800 million in losses despite higher sales, weighing…

  4. Quiet bet

    Quiet bet

    A corporate blind item fuels speculation after a prominent conglomerate scion reportedly made a personal investment in a gaming technology company linked to…

  5. Costly lesson

    Costly lesson

    A major Philippine conglomerate faces a ₱16.8-billion refinancing challenge in 2026 as rising interest rates from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas pressure its…

  6. Hybrid disaster

    Hybrid disaster

    A Philippine business conglomerate is being discussed in financial circles over alleged unpaid obligations to government institutions, including pension funds…

  7. Quiet squeeze

    Quiet squeeze

    An old-rich family conglomerate faces growing pressure between sustaining generous dividends and funding long-term business reinvestment. As cash flow weakens…

  8. THEheadquarters of Aboitiz Equity Ventures is located within Ayala Triangle Gardens Tower 2 along Paseo de Roxas corner Makati Avenue in Makati City.

    AEV ramps up capex as earnings steady

    Aboitiz Equity Ventures is pursuing P88.5 billion in capital expenditures for 2026 across energy, infrastructure, and real estate, as it balances steady…

  9. AC president and CEO Cezar Consing says the company, for now, will tread a little softly on capital expenditures amid headwinds and will forge ahead with expansion plans once global energy conditions normalize.

    AC weighs capex cut amid uncertainty

    AC president and CEO Cezar Consing said the firm is reassessing its earlier guidance of P220 billion to P230 billion in capital expenditures (capex), which had…

  10. Cash cow turns cash call

    Cash cow turns cash call

    A major Philippine conglomerate is facing scrutiny over heavy debt-fueled support for a struggling petrochemical subsidiary, with analysts warning that…

  11. Forked road

    Forked road

    Two once-powerful Philippine business families illustrate contrasting failures of family capitalism—one crippled by internal conflict over a struggling media…

  12. Stockholders caught in crossfire

    Stockholders caught in crossfire

    Minority shareholders raise governance concerns as a prominent family feud spills into multiple listed companies, prompting calls for better transparency,…

  13. RUN, Bongbong, run President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. charges ahead of his usual Palace entourage and the press, as if outrunning rumor itself, to prove he remains in the pink of health.

    Marcos struts, flexes, boasts of his vigor

    A major Philippine conglomerate faces a ₱12–₱13 billion debt technical default involving key banking institutions, highlighting shifting trust, tightening…

  14. Owe-ligarchs’ ordeal

    Owe-ligarchs’ ordeal

    A major Philippine conglomerate faces a ₱12–₱13 billion debt technical default involving key banking institutions, highlighting shifting trust, tightening…