Warner Bros. Discovery has rebuffed Paramount Skydance’s initial takeover approach as too low.

After a rough patch, shares of Albertsons soared 14% at one point this week as the grocer raised its sales and profit outlooks in its second-quarter earnings.

China is wielding one of its most potent tools of economic coercion: its dominance over rare earths.

While the start of 2025 brought optimism over strong travel demand, the projections have not held true for every airline.

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index climbed to another new level but cooled toward the close, finishing at 6,089.53 points, down 4.14 points or 0.07 percent, as investors cashed in gains amid anemic trading.

Unionized health care workers have begun a historic five-day, multi-state strike outside Kaiser Permanente hospitals, demanding safer staffing levels as well as better pay and benefits.

Donald Trump is bailing out Argentina in a move critics say has more to do with politics than economics or U.S. interests.

Jack Clark, co-founder of the high-flying AI startup Anthropic, told Fortune Tech’s Andrew Nusca, that “what we are dealing with is a real and mysterious creature, not a simple and predictable machine. And like all the best fairytales, the creature is of our own creation.”

Japan is closely monitoring volatility in the foreign exchange market.

The leader of Madagascar’s military rebellion has declared that he is “taking the position of president,” adding that the armed forces would lead the Indian Ocean nation for up to two years before holding new elections.

A sizeable order for Airbus aircraft, which also included purchase options, has been canceled by Spirit Airlines.

The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) has strengthened its support for the government’s healthcare initiatives with a ₱141 million donation of Patient Transport Vehicles (PTVs) to the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO).

When the pandemic disrupted borders and routines, architect Jed Yabut found himself back in Manila, surrounded not by skyscrapers but by sketches of chairs, tables, and lamps.

Investors pocketing gains pushed down blue chips from their intraday highs, resulting in a fractional loss for the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index, which closed at 6,093.67 points, down 0.43 points or 0.007 percent, with sub-indices ending mixed.

When connectivity meets clean energy, the result is progress. That spirit defines the new partnership between AdventEnergy Inc., the retail electricity supply arm of Aboitiz Power Corporation, and DITO Telecommunity.

At the recent Investors in People (IiP) Philippines Awards 2025, UnionBank earned the Runner-Up spot in the Diversity & Inclusion category.

President Donald Trump is wielding a new tool in his fight against political and policy foes: alleging mortgage fraud.

In Silicon Valley, debate over whether AI companies are overvalued has taken on new urgency.

SoftBank Group Corp. said it will acquire the robotics business of Swiss industrial automation company ABB Ltd. for $5.38 billion by 2026, as part of its push to expand in robotics and artificial intelligence (AI).

The document to rescue Wells Fargo, Charlie Scharf recalls, was 3,162 pages long. It included 6,000 tasks and involved 28,000 people.

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index surged a level higher for the second straight day but missed holding onto its gains, closing at 6,094.10 points, up 17.88 points or 0.29%.

The Manuel V. Pangilinan-led Manila Electric Company, or Meralco, is showing that reliable power can be both a business and a nation-building mission.

The Los Angeles Times is tallying contributions to committees supporting and opposing Proposition 50 ahead of the November special election.

The World Exposition in Osaka entered its final weekend on Saturday, drawing more than 200,000 visitors a day in recent weeks, with the venue packed to capacity as the six-month international event nears its conclusion.