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The Real War Of The Lopezes Is Not In Court. It Is Over What The Lopez Name Means Now

The feud reveals how modern media ecosystems amplify conflict, turning complex corporate decisions into simplified stories of character and intent.

When Communication Becomes Legitimacy: Habermas And The Burden Of Being Heard

Through his work, Jürgen Habermas highlights that communication is not an act of control, but a process of aligning perspectives through honest and reasoned exchange.

When Yesterday Sings Again: Bagets And The Anthem Of Youth

In the end, the musical succeeds not only as entertainment but as a bridge between generations who recognize themselves in the timeless journey of growing up.

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The Real War Of The Lopezes Is Not In Court. It Is Over What The Lopez Name Means Now

The feud reveals how modern media ecosystems amplify conflict, turning complex corporate decisions into simplified stories of character and intent.
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BSP Opens The Door For Overseas Filipinos To Invest In Central Bank Securities

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has opened investment access for overseas Filipinos to buy central bank securities through their retirement funds — expanding financial inclusion and participation in the domestic market.

Builders Out From Contractor Licensing Board Could Redraw Industry Power Lines

Industry observers called the Department of Trade and Industry’s (DTI) plan to remove construction firm owners from the Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board (PCAB) the “biggest shake-up in construction governance in decades.”

The Price Of Corruption: Trust Deficit Wipes ₱1.7 Trillion From Market Wealth

The SEC’s confirmation of the ₱1.7 trillion loss underscores how corruption can destabilize markets and destroy investor trust.

Rebuilding Trust: The Governance Fix The Philippines Can No Longer Delay

When ₱1.7 trillion disappeared from the market, the signal was clear: growth without governance is a ticking time bomb.

How Corruption Moves The Market

Corruption doesn’t just make headlines—it moves markets. When trust breaks, investors flee, values collapse, and confidence takes years to rebuild. Trust, once lost, costs more than capital.

Aboitiz Wind Project Gets ERC Green Light

The ERC has approved the 206 MW San Isidro Wind Power Project of Aboitiz Power’s Lihangin Wind Energy Corp. in Northern Samar.

Meralco Cleared To Bid Out 200 MW Of Renewable Power

The DOE has authorized Meralco to conduct a bidding for 200 MW of renewable baseload power after issuing a Certificate of Conformity.

Peso Strength Helps Lift Stocks, But Foreign Funds Exit

The PSEi closed at 6,108.86, up 1.4% for the week, supported by a stronger peso and bargain hunting in local equities.

Manufacturing Woes Highlight Fragility Of Domestic Demand

The Philippine manufacturing PMI fell to 49.9 in September from 50.8 in August, signaling a return to contraction and weaker domestic demand.

MGen Eyes REIT Listing To Fuel Renewable Expansion

MGen is exploring a REIT listing to unlock capital for its ambitious renewable energy projects, giving investors a chance to join the green transition.

Stock Market’s Trust Deficit: Why Investors Are Holding Back

Investor caution hangs over the Philippine stock market, as governance issues and corruption scandals fuel a trust deficit.

OFW Remittances: The Economy’s Silent Safety Net

OFW remittances quietly fuel the economy, keeping households afloat through tuition, medical bills, and daily needs even when growth slows.