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  1. EMILIO S. Neri Jr. is senior vice president and chief economist of the Bank of the Philippine Islands, the country’s largest bank by assets, trailing only BDO Unibank and slightly edging ahead of Metrobank and state-owned LandBank. The bank posted a total P49-billion net income in the first nine months of 2026.

    Phl recovery remains fragile — BPI

    Economic growth is projected to improve to 3.2 percent from 2.3 percent in the previous quarter but BPI economist Emilio Neri Jr. cautioned that the recovery…

  2. Tossing crumbs after a P1-T feast

    Tossing crumbs after a P1-T feast

    The zarzuela, which is meant to lift the profile of the administration while getting back at political foes, has the overall effect of rewarding grand-scale…

  3. Boys get 70%

    Boys get 70%

    Among those said to be running the deal are a certain Alfred K.L. and happy group members known only as Rolle, Bayot, Jip, Weng and Susan.

  4. All PR, lawmaker says of BBM’s graft stance

    All PR, lawmaker says of BBM’s graft stance

    The lawmaker was apparently referring to, among others, the President’s cousin, former Speaker Martin Romualdez, who had been accused of receiving billions of…

  5. Students from the University of the Philippines-Baguio march in a collective expression of outrage against massive corruption walked out from their classrooms on Wednesday.

    UPB students decry massive corruption

    UP-Baguio students stage walkout protesting government corruption and education budget cuts, highlighting a P21 billion deficit and calling for systemic…

  6. Crocs passing through

    Crocs passing through

    In all, Dolor came up with P39 billion set aside for his province that he was never informed about.

  7. Money where your mouth is, not in your pocket

    Money where your mouth is, not in your pocket

    This started with President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr.’s State of the Nation Address last week in which he delivered a stinging rebuke of his confreres in public…

  8. Breathe more fire

    Breathe more fire

    The President’s emphasis on flood control projects indicated a reference to the wheeling and dealing that occurred in the bicameral conference committee.

  9. Missed the bus again

    Missed the bus again

    The irony of it all is that the Philippines is rich in natural resources compared to its wealthier neighbors.