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  1. Geely, NIO seal power pact

    Geely, NIO seal power pact

    Geely and NIO will invest in each other’s energy businesses to expand shared EV charging and battery-swapping networks in China, with potential implications…

  2. PHILIPPINE Trade Secretary Cristina Roque (second from left) met with I Squared Capital’s Managing director Kunal Agarwal (second from right) and operating advisor Nishant D’Souza at Hilton Singapore Orchard, on the sidelines of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.’s working visit to Singapore recently.

    DTI fast-tracks I Squared’s $2-B investment

    The Department of Trade and Industry is expediting approvals for I Squared Capital’s $2-billion investment commitment in the Philippines, targeting energy…

  3. PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. (at podium, left) promises faster deliveries, more jobs and wider access to goods as he inaugurates the new $80-million UPS Clark International Air Hub. The facility can handle up to 46,000 packages and cargo shipments daily, more than nine times its previous capacity, boosting Clark’s role as a logistics gateway.

    Fast and furious SG opportunities

    President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. resumed government activities after his Singapore visit, focusing on investment promotion, energy security, employment, climate…

  4. PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

    BBM backs Mitsubishi's $700-M Ayala investment

    These developments directly align with the Philippines’ national targets of achieving a 35 percent renewable energy share in power generation by 2030 and 50…

  5. PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. (second from left) and his delegation explore opportunities for cooperation in nuclear science, research and safety during a visit to the Singapore Nuclear Research and Safety Institute. The visit comes as the Philippines studies nuclear power as a possible long-term energy source.

    PBBM pushes envelope from mentors to investors

    President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. highlighted his administration’s education priorities, El Niño preparations, international partnerships, and investment…

  6. DESPITE backing from Nvidia and Blackstone, the company struggled to secure sufficient demand, highlighting growing investor skepticism over sky-high AI valuations and the enormous cost of building the infrastructure behind the technology.

    Nvidia-backed Firmus scraps $5.5-B IPO

    Nvidia-backed Firmus Grid has withdrawn its planned $5.5-billion Australian IPO amid valuation concerns and weak investor demand, raising questions about AI…

  7. 115 AND LOOKING GOOD

    115 AND LOOKING GOOD

    A toast, then, to 115 years. To the people who made them count. And to everything that comes next.

  8. FILIPINO workers put together computers at Taiwan’s Acer factory in Subic Bay in 1996. Taiwan was already making things in the Philippines 30 years ago. Now it wants to do more, with a proposed economic corridor designed to bring more Taiwanese manufacturers into Luzon.

    TAIWAN SEEKS DEEPER PHL INDUSTRIAL TIES

    A Taiwanese brake manufacturer is eyeing expansion in the Philippines. An electric-bus maker is considering a factory here. More may follow.