Philippines shares ended marginally lower Monday amid seesaw trading as investors wait for fresh leads. The 30-company ...

THE Philippine Fiber Industry Development Authority (PhilFida) is in talks with French officials to discuss the prospect of using the country’s abaca in their banknotes. The PhilFida recently met with ...

Department of Foreign Affairs. File photo from the DFA/Facebook MANILA, Philippines – The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) ...

REFORMING the Philippines’ decades-old bank secrecy law offers a far more effective way to curbing corruption than removing ...

The value of the Philippine peso is higher than that of the Indian rupee, even though the country lags behind India economically. A 6.9 magnitude earthquake struck the Philippines' Cebu province on ...

Demonetizing P1,000 and P500 bills will make it harder for corrupt officials to conceal and transport illicit funds, former finance chief Cesar Purisima said yesterday.

Rather than demonetizing ₱1,000 bills, BSP officials argue that reforms—like modernizing disclosure rules, digitalization, and amending the Bank Secrecy Law—are more effective in combating corruption ...

This fall, communities across Michigan and the nation will honor the legacy of Filipinos in the United States. October is Filipino American History Month, a time to uplift the contributions of ...

MANILA, Philippines — Filipina designer Veejay Floresca has been named winner of "Project Runway" Season 21, becoming the first openly trans person and the first of Filipino descent to come out on top ...

The Philippine Navy’s newest warship recently arrived at Subic Bay, marking the latest development in Manila’s military modernization efforts amid tensions in the South China Sea. The future BRP Diego ...

From child hopeful to comeback queen, Jessica Sanchez has etched her name in AGT history Dubai: Filipino-American singer Jessica Sanchez is the winner of America’s Got Talent (AGT) Season 20, the US ...

The demonstrations in cities across the country that took place on Sunday – loosely organised through social media, university groups, churches and word of mouth – marked perhaps the country’s largest ...