Cebu Chamber calls for infrastructure reset as economy…

The Philippine economy is heading into 2026 with slowing growth and mounting structural risks, prompting the Cebu Chamber of Commerce and Industry to release a white paper calling for decisive reforms in infrastructure planning, execution,…

Economic growth is intact — investor confidence isn’t

The Philippine economy is no longer overheating—but it is not stalling either. Instead, it is settling into something more uncomfortable: a slower, uneven expansion that exposes long-standing weaknesses just as global conditions turn less forgiving.…

Philippines tightens grip on e-games as PAGCOR moves…

Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) chairman and chief executive Alejandro Tengco is pushing ahead with a broad restructuring of the Philippines’ gaming landscape, framing recent regulatory tightening and the planned privatization of the state-run…

Why Filipinos still hold Mary at the heart…

When the Vatican recently declared that the title Co-Redemptrix would no longer be recognized in official Church teachings, the ruling surprised many Catholics and quickly stirred theological debate across the globe. The November 2025 doctrinal…

Filipino Gen Z and the new economics of…

For many young Filipinos, adulthood no longer feels like a launchpad; it feels like a lifeboat. Their peers abroad talk about “finding purpose” and “designing a life,” while Filipino Gen Zs are calculating if this…

Quality of life, not longer lifespan, now driving…

Filipinos are among Asia’s most optimistic about aging but remain structurally unprepared for longer lifespans, a disconnect that underscores how lifestyle aspirations are changing faster than the country’s savings habits. A new Manulife study shows…