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Iran war pushes oil prices past $110/barrel, threatening Filipino households with higher fuel costs, shipping expenses, and food inflation across the archipelago's 7,641 islands.

Crude oil prices surge past $90 per barrel as Middle East conflict threatens global energy supplies, with Trump's hardline stance on Iran raising fears of prolonged disruption.

Crude oil prices surge 30% weekly as Middle East conflict disrupts Strait of Hormuz, while US job losses and inflation fears shake global markets.

Over 2.4 million Filipinos in the Middle East face growing uncertainty as missile strikes escalate, threatening the economic lifeline that sends P380 billion home annually.

Wealthy Filipino investors are abandoning speculative strategies for disciplined portfolio construction, prioritizing capital preservation and risk management over quick gains.

Wealthy Filipino investors are shifting from speculative bets to disciplined portfolios, prioritizing diversification and risk management over short-term gains in 2026.

Dr. Jesus Arranza continues his decades-long quest to revive Philippine manufacturing, despite the sector's decline from economic powerhouse to assembly-type industry.

Industry veteran Dr. Jesus Arranza continues advocating for Philippine manufacturing revival despite sector challenges, expressing optimism under Marcos leadership.

Manila's historic Dangwa flower market transforms into a vibrant hub of love and commerce as Valentine's Day approaches, where vendors like Mark and Alex share stories of community and hope.

Manila's iconic Dangwa flower market transforms into a bustling hub of romance and commerce as Valentine's Day approaches, where vendors balance tradition with rising prices.

Closeup's controversial LGBTQ+ billboard sparks nationwide debate about corporate responsibility and queer visibility in Philippine society, revealing deep cultural tensions.

Closeup billboard featuring gay couple reignites debate over LGBTQ+ visibility in Philippines, highlighting tensions between traditional values and modern inclusivity.

The Washington Post announces major layoffs across all departments, including international coverage, as the prestigious newspaper struggles with financial losses and changing media landscape.

The Washington Post begins major layoffs affecting all departments as the storied newspaper restructures amid mounting financial losses and industry-wide challenges.

Representative Leandro Leviste's solar venture transformed from IPO success story to complex corporate maze, leaving small investors questioning their renewable energy bets.

Rep. Leandro Leviste's solar company SPNEC transformed from IPO darling to corporate maze, leaving small investors questioning transparency in P34B worth of transactions.

Philippine business schools are seeking international accreditation as they face mounting pressures from governance challenges and regional competition, potentially marking a tipping point.

NFG SA combines Swiss precision with global reach, creating disciplined capital management strategies that prioritize long-term value over quick gains in today's complex markets.

Philippine business schools show growing interest in international accreditation as regional competitors advance, sparking debate about quality education standards.

DBP carries ₱36.2B in bad loans from Duterte era, raising concerns about mission drift and hidden fiscal risks as the development bank shifts toward retail lending.