When tremors struck parts of Mindanao and the Visayas in recent weeks, power lines failed, phone signals dropped, and mobile data slowed.

Travel chaos is spreading—and it isn’t all because of the government shutdown. Thousands of flights were delayed recently as a storm roared up the East Coast, and the disruptions threatened to carry on.

Cryptocurrencies were rallying earlier in the week, paring back some of their losses after crashing in the wake of President Trump’s renewed tariff threats against China.

Technology companies are gearing up for their latest batch of earnings reports, and Wall Street will be looking for proof that artificial intelligence (AI) investments are paying off.

U.S. stock futures traded higher as investors looked ahead to the start of earnings season, following a strong rebound session that helped the major averages recover from Friday’s tariff-driven drop.

Tariff deals between the White House and foreign governments are trickling in, but the net effect of President Donald Trump’s various trade wars is hammering the bottom lines of major automakers.

The Supreme Court (SC) will likely agree with lower courts that ruled President Donald Trump cannot use the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to impose broad tariffs.

Yoshinobu Tsutsui, chairman of Japan’s biggest business lobby, has welcomed the election of Sanae Takaichi as the country’s first female ruling party leader.

When President Donald Trump began his second term, he vowed in his inaugural address that America would “drill, baby, drill,” promising an oil boom and lower prices at the pump.

The Department of Trade and Industry’s (DTI) Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) achieved ₱154.70 billion worth of total approved investments from January to September 2025, reflecting a 33.50 percent jump from ₱115.89 billion in the same period last year.

Across the U.S., large lithium-ion battery arrays are increasingly being connected to electrical grids to store power for use during peak demand.

U.S. officials are set to hold the government’s largest coal sales in more than a decade, offering 600 million tons from publicly owned reserves adjacent to strip mines in Montana and Wyoming.

Volatility ruled the stock market Friday as blue-chip and speculative shares went on a roller-coaster run.

A descendant of the national hero Dr. José P. Rizal has sounded an impassioned call to rescue the Order created in his name from the shadows of misrule and moral decay.

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index declined in volatile trade Thursday, with the counters ending mixed to close 41.34 points or 0.68 percent lower at 6,057.40.

Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency by market value, hit a record high on Sunday, rising nearly 2.7% to $125,245.57 at 0512 GMT.

Oil shares surged on news of new exploration projects, while mining stocks continued to glitter amid speculation over gold’s meteoric rise, sending the Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSE) to an intraday high before cooling later in the session as investors took profits.

Leaked text messages revealed that some of President Donald Trump’s Cabinet appointees appeared to be scrambling after his tariffs prompted a major trading partner to strike a deal with Argentina — a country recently bailed out by the U.S. with billions of dollars.

The third quarter is ending on a strong note for stocks, but there are reasons to be wary of the most overexuberant areas of the market.

You could be forgiven for thinking electric cars are finally gaining momentum in the United States.

A coalition of business groups has warned President Donald Trump that a newly announced $100,000 fee for H-1B visa applications risks harming the U.S. economy and urged the administration to avoid changes to the skilled worker program that would impose additional burdens on companies.

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index recovered Tuesday, with all counters in the green, but pessimism persists even as it closed above its support level at 6,083.83 points — up by 83.51 points, or 1.39 percent.

The Department of Trade and Industry’s (DTI) Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) achieved ₱154.70 billion worth of total approved investments from January to September 2025.

The Trump administration said it will open 13 million acres of federal land for coal mining and provide $625 million to recommission or modernize coal-fired power plants.