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Philex Mining Operations Continue Amidst Workers' Strike

Philex Mining Corp. announced that its mining and processing operations in Tuba, Benguet, continue to be unhampered despite an ongoing workers' strike over wages. The company emphasized that the strike has not impacted its operations.

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DTI Eyes US Tariff Reduction Following Forced Labor Remediation Efforts

The Philippine Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) anticipates a reduction in US tariff rates for Filipino exports, following a US report acknowledging government efforts to combat forced labor. Currently, over a third of Philippine exports to the US are subject to a 12.5% tariff.

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Aircraft Parts Maker Expands Philippine Operations

A global aerospace parts manufacturer is expanding its manufacturing base in the Philippines, announcing plans to produce export-oriented components at a new facility in Batangas, with support from the Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA).

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PH Seeks $57.4M in Fresh Investments for Agri Sector

The Philippines aims to attract $57.4 million in new agricultural investments during a global forum hosted by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). The country will present specific project proposals to international financial institutions and private investors.

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BIR to Roll Out 6 Digital Projects in 2027

The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) has announced plans to roll out or implement six projects in 2027 as part of its digital transformation programs, covering taxpayer services, tax systems, and internal operations. These initiatives are included in its strategic plan for 2026-2028, emphasizing digitalization.

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BIZ BUZZ: Pagcor がギャンブル依存症に対してスコアで勝利

フィリピン、マニラ — フィリピン・アミューズメント・アンド・ゲーミング・コーポレーション(Pagcor)の会長兼最高経営責任者であるアレハンドロ・テンコ氏は、今年の収益が減少する見通しであるにもかかわらず、最近はさらなる飛躍を遂げている。 それは、ギャンブルの問題を抱えていると感じている利用者を支援するパグコールのキャンペーンが勢いを増しているためである。

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Sara Duterte Denies Ownership of Properties Linked by NBI

Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte denied ownership of properties linked to her and her family by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI), calling it "public deception." The NBI is investigating a pattern of "land banking" based on an affidavit from a dismissed policeman.

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Philippines Launches Scam-Checking Tools and Games to Combat Rising Fraud

The Philippines has launched ScamCheck.ph, an AI-powered scam message checker, and Google's interactive game 'Be Scam Ready' to combat rising fraud. These initiatives, a collaboration between banks and government agencies, aim to enhance public awareness and detection of fraudulent activities.

Philstar Nation

PCG repels 5 foreign vessels off Kota Island

The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has repelled five Vietnamese vessels engaged in illegal fishing near Kota Island in the South China Sea. A Chinese maritime research vessel was also detected in the same waters, prompting the PCG to intensify its monitoring.

Philstar Nation

Diesel price cut seen; gas, kerosene up

The Philippines is set to see a significant diesel price rollback for the third consecutive week, while gasoline and kerosene prices are expected to rise. This adjustment is influenced by G7 oil supply releases and a US-Russia fuel agreement. The country maintains adequate fuel reserves.

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Mans Carpio's food firm shows money laundering symptoms — analyst

A food company linked to Vice President Sara Duterte's husband, Manases "Mans" Carpio, exhibits symptoms of money laundering due to large sums of money moving in and out of its accounts within days, according to a forensic financial analyst. The firm received remittances from China and Hong Kong.

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Prosecutors forgo plan to call Sara Duterte as witness in impeachment trial

The prosecution team of the House of Representatives has decided to forgo its plan to call Vice President Sara Duterte as a witness in her impeachment trial, deeming her testimony as "futile" and unlikely to shed light on allegations of misuse of public funds and unexplained wealth.

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Two Filipinos Under Probe Over Laos Meth Bust Bound for PH

The Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) is investigating two Filipinos allegedly linked to a large methamphetamine bust in Laos, confirmed to be bound for the Philippines. The discovery was triggered by a pilot's refusal to load suspicious luggage.

BusinessWorld Nation

Marcos pitches PHL tech, infra in Singapore

President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr. promoted the Philippines' technology, infrastructure, and renewable energy sectors to global business leaders in Singapore, announcing specific investment deals including the $20-billion Luzon Economic Corridor and commitments from FedEx, Mitsubishi Corp., and Vena Energy.

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PCG Expels 5 Foreign Vessels Near Loaita Island in South China Sea

The Philippine Coast Guard expelled five unauthorized foreign fishing vessels from waters surrounding Loaita Island (Kota Island) in the South China Sea. This marks the third such operation in two weeks, underscoring the need for sustained vigilance against activities challenging Philippine sovereignty.

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Diesel Prices to Drop P3.01/Liter; Gasoline, Kerosene to Rise — DoE

Philippines fuel prices will see a P3.01 per liter rollback for diesel starting October 13, while gasoline and kerosene will increase by P1.56 and P1.77 per liter respectively. This adjustment reflects easing global supply concerns, though the nation's heavy reliance on imported fuel remains a key factor.

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CPF Philippines earmarks P300M for Tarlac poultry expansion

Charoen Pokphand Foods Philippines Corp. (CPFPC), the local unit of Thai conglomerate Charoen Pokphand Foods, is investing up to P300 million to expand its breeder poultry farm in Pura, Tarlac, and is amending its environmental compliance certificate.

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Pork Prices Remain High Despite Tariff Cuts, Local Farmers Suffer

Despite reduced tariffs on imported pork and falling hog prices, retail pork prices in the Philippines remain elevated. The Department of Agriculture notes a widening gap between retail and farm-gate prices, impacting both consumers and local hog raisers.

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Analyst Affirms VP Duterte's 20% Stake in GenCorp

Forensic accounting expert Alexander Cabrera affirmed his finding that Vice President Sara Duterte held a 20% stake in GenCorp Industries Inc. during a House impeachment trial, despite the absence of written contracts. This testimony fuels ongoing debate over the VP's potential conflicts of interest.

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Air Pollution Forces Class Suspensions in More Cebu Areas

In Cebu City, Philippines, multiple local government units suspended in-person classes as air pollution reached 'very unhealthy' levels. Unlike previous incidents, the pollution is attributed to local vehicle emissions and industrial activities, not transboundary haze from Indonesia.

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Sara Duterte impeachment trial: Analyst admits report based on available docs

The impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte entered its 38th day with a prosecution forensic financial analyst admitting his report on alleged unexplained wealth was based on available documents and did not include records submitted directly by the Vice President or her husband.

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Sara Duterte impeachment trial: Prosecution moves to drop bribery charge

The House prosecution panel has manifested its intent to drop Article III, or the bribery charges, in the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte. The Senate impeachment court is taking the matter under advisement, with the trial expected to proceed to final manifestations.

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Mt. Kanlaon Emits Ash Plumes for Third Consecutive Day; Alert Remains

Mt. Kanlaon in the Philippines has been emitting ash plumes for the third consecutive day, with local government officials in the Bacolod City area maintaining their alert. The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) recorded three ash emission events on Monday, though no ashfall has been reported.

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Manila Water, MWPV-Cebu Shine at ASEAN Energy Awards 2026

Manila Water Company and its subsidiary MWPV-Cebu secured podium finishes at the ASEAN Energy Awards 2026, highlighting Philippine water infrastructure on an international stage. Manila Water's 2.5 MWp Solar Project was particularly recognized.

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VP's 'unexplained wealth' may exceed P1.5 billion, analyst says

An analyst has suggested that the Vice President's "unexplained wealth" could exceed P1.5 billion (approximately $25 million USD). This assertion comes amid growing concerns regarding asset disclosures and may have significant political ramifications.

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Albay Broadcaster Dies After Gun Attack

Local broadcaster Adrian Loterte died after being shot in Albay province, Philippines. Local officials and media groups have condemned the attack and called for a swift investigation.