Philippine Telcos Eye Joint $500M Subsea Cable Investment Amid Competition
Despite fierce competition for subscribers, the Philippines' top three telecommunications firms are planning a joint $500 million investment in subsea cables, a rare show of collaboration to address cable cut issues. Meanwhile, the Department of Agriculture warns against fake news regarding free rice distribution to hog raisers.
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