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  1. Inflation worries sink stocks to 10-month low

    The local stock market sank to a fresh 10-month low amid growing concerns over rising inflation.

  2. MGEN, VITRO to build RE-powered data centers

    Meralco PowerGen Corp. and PLDT’s VITRO REIT Inc. are embarking on a strategic venture to develop data centers powered by renewable energy.

  3. Trade balance improves as deficit narrows to lowest in 15 months

    The country’s trade deficit in August narrowed to its lowest level in over a year as exports grew faster than imports, according to the Philippine Statistics Authority.

  4. Inflation seen at highest level in over three years

    Inflation may have accelerated to as high as 7.4 percent in September, potentially the fastest pace in three-and-a-half years, as bad weather lifted food prices while costlier fuel and a weaker peso added to price…

  5. PCO: IBC-13 risks going off the air without gov't subsidy

    PCO Secretary Dave Gomez asked senators to help restore subsidy for the agency"s attached GOCC IBC-13, saying it risked going off the air without government funding.

  6. Hong Kong banks set golden week lures for mainland Chinese visitors despite new levies

    Hong Kong commercial banks continue to offer incentives to attract mainland visitors during the first golden week after Beijing tightened cross-border investment rules and enforced the collection of a 20 per cent levy…

  7. BSP urges public to check banknotes carefully during 'ber' months

    A sari-sari store in Dagupan City received a fake P1,000 bill from a customer who used it to pay for a purchase.

  8. New World Development posts HK$26.8b loss after 11 Skies termination

    New World Development (NWD) reported a net loss of HK$26.8 billion (US$3.42 billion) for the year ended June, as the developer booked HK$18.3 billion in impairments and provisions tied to the early termination of its…

  9. DFI Retail sells stake in Maxim’s in return for Starbucks business, US$340m

    Maxim’s Caterers has struck a deal to buy back its shares from DFI Retail Group for US$340 million plus control of its licensed Starbucks business, according to an exchange filing released on Wednesday. The deal will…

  10. US dollar surges in September, leaving euro lagging

    Key drivers for the common currency will be expectations for Fed and ECB policy