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Manila Says No, Markets Brace, and Fuel Prices Head Up

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Jan 31, 2026

Manila Says No, Markets Brace, and Fuel Prices Head Up

China tensions stay contained, audits return, loans expand, and everyday costs inch higher

John Taclob
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
John Taclob, +2
EVs, Weak Passports, and a Tougher Rulebook for Business

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Jan 29, 2026

EVs, Weak Passports, and a Tougher Rulebook for Business

What car sales, visa queues, and boardroom limits say about where the Philippines is heading next

John Taclob
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
John Taclob, +2
Impeachment Moves Forward, but Power Stays Put

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Feb 2, 2026

Impeachment Moves Forward, but Power Stays Put

What the House hearings really mean, why delay matters, and how platforms like Viber quietly won the Philippines

John Taclob
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
John Taclob, +2

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EVs, Weak Passports, and a Tougher Rulebook for Business

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Jan 29, 2026

EVs, Weak Passports, and a Tougher Rulebook for Business

What car sales, visa queues, and boardroom limits say about where the Philippines is heading next

John Taclob
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
John Taclob, +2
What’s Shaping the Philippine Economy This Week

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Jan 26, 2026

What’s Shaping the Philippine Economy This Week

Digital payments surge, investors stay cautious, Hotel101 plans expansion, and infrastructure projects face scrutiny

John Taclob
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
John Taclob, +2

Featured

Political showdowns and bridge breakdown

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Jun 11, 2025

Political showdowns and bridge breakdown

Impeachment twists, a crumbling link in the Visayas, and global headlines worth your time.

Melvin Bernardino
Melvin Bernardino
Why Is Electricity So Expensive in the Philippines?

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May 21, 2025

Why Is Electricity So Expensive in the Philippines?

A deep dive into rising power bills, market monopolies, and the urgent need for energy reform.

Melvin Bernardino
Melvin Bernardino
Big Bets and Bold Moves

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May 14, 2025

Big Bets and Bold Moves

From Robinsons Land’s ₱125B push to Ayala’s billion-dollar data play, Filipino giants are going all in—plus, a surprise U.S.-China tariff truce, age-fighting science, and a record-breaking OPM concert.

Melvin Bernardino
John Taclob
Melvin Bernardino, +1
A Forgotten Chapter: The Philippines in the Age of Empires and Exploration

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Apr 24, 2025

A Forgotten Chapter: The Philippines in the Age of Empires and Exploration

Archive

Impeachment Moves Forward, but Power Stays Put

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Feb 2, 2026

Impeachment Moves Forward, but Power Stays Put

What the House hearings really mean, why delay matters, and how platforms like Viber quietly won the Philippines

John Taclob
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
John Taclob, +2
Manila Says No, Markets Brace, and Fuel Prices Head Up

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Jan 31, 2026

Manila Says No, Markets Brace, and Fuel Prices Head Up

China tensions stay contained, audits return, loans expand, and everyday costs inch higher

John Taclob
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
John Taclob, +2
EVs, Weak Passports, and a Tougher Rulebook for Business

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Jan 29, 2026

EVs, Weak Passports, and a Tougher Rulebook for Business

What car sales, visa queues, and boardroom limits say about where the Philippines is heading next

John Taclob
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
John Taclob, +2
What’s Shaping the Philippine Economy This Week

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Jan 26, 2026

What’s Shaping the Philippine Economy This Week

Digital payments surge, investors stay cautious, Hotel101 plans expansion, and infrastructure projects face scrutiny

John Taclob
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
John Taclob, +2
Gas, Pizza, and Power Moves

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Jan 23, 2026

Gas, Pizza, and Power Moves

Why one energy discovery and one quiet founder story matter more than they look

John Taclob
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
John Taclob, +2
From Payatas Jail to the Boardroom: The Stories Shaping Mid Week

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Jan 21, 2026

From Payatas Jail to the Boardroom: The Stories Shaping Mid Week

Flood control arrests, a street kid who built a juice empire, and why business, tech, and world news all hit closer to home this week

John Taclob
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
John Taclob, +2
Flood Control, Founder Grit, and the Questions That Won’t Go Away

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Jan 19, 2026

Flood Control, Founder Grit, and the Questions That Won’t Go Away

A closer look at the revived Senate probe, a Filipino brand that beat global giants, and the stories shaping the week.

John Taclob
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
John Taclob, +2
What’s Really Moving the Philippines This Week

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Jan 17, 2026

What’s Really Moving the Philippines This Week

From car industry policy to pop culture comebacks and a historic PBA night

John Taclob
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
John Taclob, +2
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