Aboitiz power share nears legal ceiling in ERC review
The Aboitiz group accounts for 6.85 million kW, or 24.3 percent of national installed capacity. It also holds the largest share in Luzon at 27.53 percent,…
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The Aboitiz group accounts for 6.85 million kW, or 24.3 percent of national installed capacity. It also holds the largest share in Luzon at 27.53 percent,…
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Everyday purchases are increasingly turning into opportunities for rewards and discounts as digital payment platforms expand their promotions, allowing…
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The Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) has transferred to its new building in Pasay City, in line with its institutional commitment to enhance…
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney have both agreed to conclude the negotiations on a free-trade agreement between Canada…
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Every afternoon, from Grade 5 through the end of high school, I went straight from school to the golf course. Not because there was a trophy waiting at the end…
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Psst. Nosy Tarsee hears whispers from the waters off Palawan, where a certain hulking bulk carrier — let’s call her the Coal Queen — found herself parked atop…
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) wants to turn the Philippines’ new upper-middle-income status into higher investment by pressing ahead with…
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Twenty-six years is a long time to hold the line. The Tribune has held it, imperfectly and under pressure, as all institutions do.
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The Green Samar initiative is expected to attract more international participation in the Philippines’ emerging natural capital sector, as it demonstrates how…
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Despite the challenges, many view solo living as an opportunity to develop grit and independence.
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Mayon and Taal volcanoes have been visibly active lately. Let us therefore look at the geological history of these two volcanoes, to understand what we really…
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History, however, teaches us a valuable lesson: what feels like a burden at first often proves to be priceless progress.
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The threshold only asks whether a household can cover minimum basic needs. It says nothing about savings, emergencies, or plans beyond next payday.
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Political clans do not need blood relatives in adjacent seats when they can install allies, financiers and loyal proxies instead.
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From 1989 to 2025, worker productivity doubled, yet the real value of the minimum wage fell by 14 percent.
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‘This is yet another proof of the continuing expansion of President Marcos’ Expanded 4PH Program.’
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We live at the mercy of an unforgiving tropical climate, yet our streets remain surprisingly bare. Why haven’t we designed our cities to offer a little more…
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