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Election Cycle Analysis — how Philippine media covered the campaign, week by week.
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AI in PR — where Philippine communications teams are deploying generative tools, and where they're holding back.
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PH Business, Consumer Mood Improves as Mynt IPO Nears
Philippine business and consumer confidence improved in August and the third quarter as both groups turned less pessimistic, while Mynt's planned P92.32-billion initial public offering drew more than 20 institutional investors.
NTC Fines Telcos as Globe Cites Speed Gains
The telecom regulator began charging Globe, Smart and DITO ₱100,000 a day over unchanged mobile broadband speeds, while Globe released government data showing its fastest August yet. Gig workers also pressed for the resignation of the ICT secretary over the brief Discord ban.
Pork tariff fight splits hog raisers, importers
The Department of Agriculture's push to raise tariffs on imported pork drew support from hog raisers and opposition from meat importers, while the Sara Duterte impeachment trial and Mary Jane Veloso's homecoming dominated separate strands of the day's coverage.
New Clark City Lands $1-B Taiwan Plant, P15-B Water Bid
A Taiwanese manufacturer signs for a $1-billion plant in New Clark City while the state developer opens the city's P14.8-billion water and wastewater project to rival bids. Transport groups in Iloilo plan a two-day strike over fuel prices as government aid reaches Western Visayas operators.
Serbia's Vucic Resigns; Pork Tariff Fight Splits Traders
Serbia's president resigns to run for prime minister after two years of protests, while Philippine hog raisers and meat importers clash over a proposed pork tariff increase and the central bank reports consumers and firms are less pessimistic.
PUV Fares Rise Sept 28 as Drivers Strike
Jeepney, bus, and taxi fares rose nationwide on Sept. 28 after the transport department lifted a six-month suspension, while Manibela and Piston began a three-day strike and the LTFRB warned drivers to post updated fare matrices first.
Bank fraud crackdown, digital banking rules tighten
Vietnam's police pursue a 6,000-account bank fraud ring while the Philippines sets a P1-billion capital floor for banks shifting to digital models and new device-security rules take effect. Consumer sentiment improves but stays negative.
Veloso Pardon Signed; DICT Probes Breach of 48 Firms
President Marcos grants absolute pardon to Mary Jane Veloso, who returns to Nueva Ecija after nearly 17 years, while the DICT investigates a possible data breach affecting 48 companies in its accreditation program.
Pork Tariffs, LPG Tax Relief, GCash IPO Talk
The Department of Agriculture proposed restoring higher tariffs on imported pork in stages as farmgate prices fell, while President Marcos suspended excise taxes on cooking gas and kerosene. GCash's planned listing and a wave of food and retail stories rounded out the day's coverage.
Marcos Backs Robotics Push for MSME Manufacturers
President Marcos inspected a Laguna steel processor that added welding robots through a government upgrading program and pledged wider support for automation. The day's other coverage spanned a Supreme Court ruling on sequestered Marcos-era assets, a new housing modality for condominium inventory, and a Bangsamoro election analysis.
Veloso Pardon Caps a Day of Wage, Flood and Sports News
Mary Jane Veloso walked free after nearly 15 years in Indonesian and Philippine custody, as a P60 minimum wage increase took effect in Metro Manila and Bangkok declared a flood disaster. Philippine sports and politics also drew heavy coverage.
Fare hike starts Sept 28 as LTFRB orders posted matrices
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board reminded jeepney and bus operators to display updated fare matrices before the September 28 increase takes effect, while the Land Transportation Office revoked a taxi driver's license for life and moved against a television host over a seatbelt violation.
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