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GCash launches two game-changing solutions for MSMEs, freelancers

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November 10, 2025

The Philippines’ leading finance super app, GCash, has introduced two new game-changing products — GCash PocketPay, which allows merchants to accept card payments seamlessly, and the GCash Virtual US Account, which enables freelancers to receive salaries straight to their e-wallet accounts without additional charges.

GCash launches two game-changing solutions for MSMEs, freelancers

HELPING MSMES GROW THEIR BUSINESSES THROUGH CARD PAYMENTS

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Education seen as key to unlocking potential of PHL’s Generation Alpha

THE PHILIPPINE government should further invest in education to ensure that the economy will benefit from the projected boom of the Generation Alpha population in a few years, analysts said.

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3 mins

November 12, 2025

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PHL banks’ net profit up 3.57% at end-Sept.

THE COMBINED income of Philippine banks climbed by 3.57% in the first nine months of the year as lenders booked higher interest and non-interest earnings during the period.

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3 mins

November 12, 2025

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BIR may miss collection goal this year

THE BUREAU of Internal Revenue (BIR) may struggle to meet its P3.219-trillion collection target this year as sluggish government spending weighed on overall tax receipts, a development its chief said may prompt a tweak of its full-year target.

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3 mins

November 12, 2025

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Business World Philippines

Rich countries adopting industrial strategies

The Philippines is no longer the \"Sick Man of Asia.\" Since 2011, its GDP has been one of the fastest growing in the Indo-Pacific region, together with India and Vietnam.

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5 mins

November 12, 2025

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Business World Philippines

Shell Pilipinas returns to profit with P343-M Q3 earnings

SHELL PILIPINAS CORP. posted a third-quarter (Q3) net income of P343 million, reversing a P762.04 million loss in the same period last year, as higher sales volumes and lower non-operating costs offset a slight decline in net sales.

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1 min

November 12, 2025

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Proposed tobacco tax cut unlikely to curb illicit trade — AER

THE ACTION for Economic Reforms (AER) and government officials are opposing bills that seek to cut tobacco excise taxes, arguing that such measures are unlikely to curb illicit trade without stronger enforcement and a nationwide licensing system.

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3 mins

November 12, 2025

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Business World Philippines

Partner with Taiwan: A path for the Philippines to break the cycle of climate disaster loss

THIS YEAR ALONE, the Philippines has endured a relentless procession of storms. Wipha (Crising) in July submerged entire communities in Northern Luzon. Ragasa (Nando) and Bualoi (Opong) arrived back-to-back in late September and brought heavy flooding, forcing thousands into evacuation centers across Eastern Visayas.

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2 mins

November 12, 2025

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BSP to implement 24/7 payment system in 2026

THE BANGKO SENTRAL ng Pilipinas (BSP) will implement a payment system that works around the clock starting in 2026 as part of efforts to expand real-time and cross-border transactions, a top official said.

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2 mins

November 12, 2025

Business World Philippines

Business World Philippines

Below the surface: From vulnerability to resilience in the underwater domain

Some underwater drones with Chinese markings were recently discovered in various parts of the Philippines. Last year, a Russian attack submarine passing through Philippine waters was detected. No less than President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. described this discovery as \"very concerning.\" And then, in other parts of the world, there have been reports of subsea cable-cutting incidents.

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3 mins

November 12, 2025

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Business World Philippines

Why AI-fueled layoffs will backfire

RIGHT NOW thereseemtobeonly two types of business headlines: Those dedicated to the eye-popping investments and valuations of the ever-expanding AI boom, and those chronicling a stream of layoff announcements. Strikingly, you'll often see the same company names appearing in both.

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3 mins

November 12, 2025

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