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Digital payments grow 198% as cash-on-delivery holds a quarter
QR Ph and InstaPay transactions rose 198 percent between January 2025 and April 2026, while cash-on-delivery still accounted for nearly a quarter of Philippine e-commerce payment value. A separate survey found Mindanao consumers the most open to borrowing, and a P555.75-million fine against Move It PH put enforcement of transport caps in the spotlight.

Angara Seeks Age Checks as School Shootings Rise
Education Secretary Sonny Angara asks technology and social media companies to tighten age verification and remove violent content after three fatal school shootings in three months, while the Ombudsman calls for stronger platform regulation and a House bill to bar under-17s from social media draws scrutiny.

PBA Semis Berths and a Jobs Warning Lead the Day
Converge reaches its first PBA semifinal and San Miguel forces a Game 5, while a Philippine Statistics Authority report puts September unemployment at 5.4 percent. Cebu hog raisers press for help as farmgate and retail pork prices diverge.

Pet Crematorium Scandal Draws Senate Probe
Dumped dog and cat remains found at multiple sites in San Jose del Monte, Bulacan, prompt a Senate investigation and calls to regulate pet aftercare services, while the US ambassador rules out a Pax Silica announcement at the Manila ASEAN Summit.

DepEd Seeks P500M for School Guards After Shootings
Education Secretary Sonny Angara asked technology and social media companies to strengthen age verification and remove violent content after three fatal school shootings in three months, while the Department of Education moves to hire additional security guards with P500 million added to the 2027 budget bill.

LTO Enforcement Actions Dominate Transport Coverage
The Land Transportation Office issued a show-cause order over a fatal bus incident in Quezon, suspended an SUV driver's license for 90 days, and drew public support for a leadership change, while the LTFRB's P555.75-million fine on Move It PH and airport modernization moves rounded out the day's transport news.

Inflation at 7.8% Tests Banks and Households
October inflation of 7.8 percent, the highest in 44 months, frames a day of Philippine financial news: banks report strong profits and rising bad loans, the peso sits near record lows, and economists debate another rate hike. The Senate impeachment court admits Vice President Sara Duterte's financial records as a baseline.

Pet Crematorium Scam Draws Senate, NBI Action
The National Bureau of Investigation filed estafa complaints over 25 dumped pet remains, a senator opened an inquiry, and a Pampanga crematorium was shut down for lacking a business permit. Separately, October inflation of 7.8 percent pulled the stock index down 0.28 percent.

San Miguel Forces Game 5 as Converge Reaches First Semis
San Miguel Beer erased a 17-point deficit behind Chris Ross and George King to level its PBA Governors Cup quarterfinal against Barangay Ginebra at 2-2, while Converge reached the semifinals for the first time since taking over the Alaska franchise.

Pet crematorium scandal draws charges, Senate inquiry
The National Bureau of Investigation filed fraud and environmental charges against a pet crematorium operator and four others over 25 dumped dogs and cats, while Senator Loren Legarda opened a Senate inquiry and a second crematorium in Pampanga was shut down. The same day, listed Philippine conglomerates reported double-digit nine-month profit growth.

Inflation at 7.8% Pulls PSE Down 0.28% as Jobs Rate Rises
Philippine inflation hit a three-year high of 7.8% in October, dragging the stock index 0.28% lower while unemployment edged up to 5.4% in September. Farm output fell 5% in the third quarter as El Niño pressure built across water, heat, and food policy.

LTFRB Extends TNVS Permits, Adds 20 LRT-2 Buses
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board gave ride-hailing drivers 30 more days to legalize and approved 20 buses to supplement LRT-2, while Toyota Philippines' chief moved to a regional post and Lynk & Co launched its flagship SUV.
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