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Fare Hike Paused, But Prices Are Still Climbing

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Mar 19, 2026

Fare Hike Paused, But Prices Are Still Climbing

Government hits pause on transport fares as oil surges, but rising fuel costs, weak peso, and policy delays are starting to squeeze everyone from commuters to businesses.

Melvin Bernardino
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
Melvin Bernardino, +2
 Another Week, Another Transport Fare Hike

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Mar 16, 2026

Another Week, Another Transport Fare Hike

Transport costs climb as oil surges, while the Philippines secures an $800M World Bank loan and tech researchers build the country’s first AI newborn hearing tester.

Melvin Bernardino
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
Melvin Bernardino, +2
 Fuel Shock, Rising Bills, and a Slowing Job Market

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Mar 14, 2026

Fuel Shock, Rising Bills, and a Slowing Job Market

Oil prices could spike again as jobs weaken and household costs continue rising.

Melvin Bernardino
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
Melvin Bernardino, +2
 The Philippines Is Searching for New Oil

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Mar 12, 2026

The Philippines Is Searching for New Oil

What rising fuel risks, billionaire wealth, and new trade deals say about where the economy is heading.

Melvin Bernardino
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
Melvin Bernardino, +2
Oil Shock Is Coming. The Philippines Is Already Adjusting.

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Mar 9, 2026

Oil Shock Is Coming. The Philippines Is Already Adjusting.

A four-day workweek, a weaker peso, rising fuel costs, and why the next few months could reshape daily life and business.

Melvin Bernardino
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
Melvin Bernardino, +2
Four-Day Workweek, Oil Price Shock, and What Comes Next

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Mar 7, 2026

Four-Day Workweek, Oil Price Shock, and What Comes Next

The Philippines braces for rising fuel and electricity costs as the government cuts energy use, markets react to Middle East tensions, and businesses prepare for possible disruptions.

Melvin Bernardino
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
Melvin Bernardino, +2
Oil, War, and 1,189 OFWs Asking to Come Home

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Mar 5, 2026

Oil, War, and 1,189 OFWs Asking to Come Home

Middle East tensions ripple through Filipino workers abroad, Philippine debt climbs to ₱18T, and the founder who turned Kumu into a $100M startup.

Melvin Bernardino
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
Melvin Bernardino, +2
The Middle East Just Changed Overnight

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Mar 2, 2026

The Middle East Just Changed Overnight

: Iran’s leadership shaken, global energy at risk, 2.4M Filipinos on alert

John Taclob
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
John Taclob, +2
As Demand Surges, DA Plans ₱1.2B Bet on Local Palm Oil

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Feb 28, 2026

As Demand Surges, DA Plans ₱1.2B Bet on Local Palm Oil

Government shifts billions, telcos rethink strategy, and a beer war that built an empire.

John Taclob
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
John Taclob, +2
 A 40-Year Brand Exits. A $1B Trend Rises.

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Feb 26, 2026

A 40-Year Brand Exits. A $1B Trend Rises.

M&S leaves PH as ube goes global and we earn just a slice

John Taclob
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
John Taclob, +2
The Rules Just Got Stricter

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Feb 23, 2026

The Rules Just Got Stricter

SEC cracks down on solo corporations, Trump shakes global trade, and Victory Liner quietly runs on four generations.

John Taclob
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
John Taclob, +2
What Jollibee, Japan Loans, and Your Grocery Bill Have in Common

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Feb 21, 2026

What Jollibee, Japan Loans, and Your Grocery Bill Have in Common

This week’s quiet signals shaping where the Philippines is headed

John Taclob
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
John Taclob, +2
The 2028 Race Just Started

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Feb 19, 2026

The 2028 Race Just Started

Sara Duterte moves early, banks hit ₱37T, remittances break records, and the middle class question we can’t ignore.

John Taclob
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
John Taclob, +2
Free College, But At What Cost?

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Feb 16, 2026

Free College, But At What Cost?

The regulator is outnumbered while debt and construction costs climb

John Taclob
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
John Taclob, +2
 29 Minutes Across Metro Manila

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Feb 14, 2026

29 Minutes Across Metro Manila

Subway progress, ₱17.7T debt pressure, and what reforms could mean for your wallet

John Taclob
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
John Taclob, +2
Who Builds the Classrooms, Who Runs the Money

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Feb 12, 2026

Who Builds the Classrooms, Who Runs the Money

DepEd shifts power to provinces, BDO’s retail playbook wins banking, and why growth is slowing again

John Taclob
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
John Taclob, +2
Jollibee’s Premium Play and Other Signals This Week

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Feb 9, 2026

Jollibee’s Premium Play and Other Signals This Week

Global expansion, personal money checks, and why small details matter

John Taclob
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
John Taclob, +2
The Squeeze Is Getting Real

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Feb 7, 2026

The Squeeze Is Getting Real

Jobs are slowing, prices are climbing, and the margin for mistakes is shrinking.

John Taclob
Aissa Gonzalez
Vincent Madrigal
John Taclob, +2
Power Shifts, Brand Builders, and a Nervy Market Mood

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Feb 5, 2026

Power Shifts, Brand Builders, and a Nervy Market Mood

Senate leadership talk, a Filipino brand story, and why risk is back on the radar

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
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
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