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Manila Bulletin

Gov’t grants VAT break on gas

To incentivize the adoption of natural gas and its use in power generation, the government is offering value-added tax (VAT) exemptions on the sale and purchase of natural gas and its blended products.

1 min  |

March 18, 2026

Manila Bulletin

Calm amid the global chaos

There are two schools of thought floating today regarding the chaos in the Middle East involving Iran, the United States, and Israel, plus a handful of other countries in that oil-rich region.

3 min  |

March 18, 2026
Manila Bulletin

Manila Bulletin

Security surge: Seoul gears up for BTS live event on March 21

More than 6,500 police officers will be deployed while 31 buildings around the Gwanghwamun Square in Seoul are under watch for \"BTS The Comeback Live: Arirang\" on March 21.

2 min  |

March 18, 2026
Manila Bulletin

Manila Bulletin

Honoring the best of Philippine publishing

Filipino literary masters take the spotlight at the 43rd National Book Awards

1 min  |

March 18, 2026

Manila Bulletin

Star-studded field in taekwondo tilt

Dyip gun for 3rd win vs struggling Bossing

1 min  |

March 18, 2026

Manila Bulletin

Next DOT chief to be known in coming weeks — Palace

There is no discussion yet on who will take over the top position at the Department of Tourism (DOT), Malacañang said.

1 min  |

March 18, 2026

Manila Bulletin

SMIC, SM Prime go global to fund expansion

SM Investor Relations and Sustainability Head Timothy Daniels said in a media briefing

1 min  |

March 18, 2026

Manila Bulletin

My father is at work until now, so I am at work

Whenever God tenderly looks at us, he sees \"a work in progress.\"

2 min  |

March 18, 2026
Manila Bulletin

Manila Bulletin

New BFP chief named

Chief Supt. Wilberto Rico Neil Kwan Tiu was designated as the officer-in-charge of the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) amid the allegation of corruption hounding the agency.

1 min  |

March 18, 2026
Manila Bulletin

Manila Bulletin

DSWD to open 30 payout sites for P5,000 cash aid to NCR tricycle drivers

The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) will begin distributing P5,000 cash assistance to around 139,000 tricycle drivers in Metro Manila starting Tuesday, March 17, at 6 a.m., as part of the government's cash relief assistance (CRA) to ease the impact of rising fuel prices on public transport drivers.

2 min  |

March 17, 2026

Manila Bulletin

Slovenian envoy pushes 'science to business' in PH, student exchanges

Aside from giving the Philippines quality generic medicines and the milk being used by a global coffee brand, Ambassador Dr. Smiljana Knez of the Republic of Slovenia aims to provide Filipinos with \"science to business\" knowledge that could help them learn energy efficiency and cope with future energy crises.

2 min  |

March 17, 2026

Manila Bulletin

Oil jitters push gov't rates to 3-mo. peak

The Marcos administration fell short of its borrowing target for the second consecutive week as the Bureau of the Treasury resisted demands from investors for higher yields, which have climbed to their highest levels in three months.

2 min  |

March 17, 2026

Manila Bulletin

Phinma buys 85% of Pasay college

PHINMA Education Holdings Inc., the education arm of the Del Rosario family's PHINMA Corp., acquired a controlling interest in Southeastern College Inc. for P690 million to bolster its footprint in southern Metro Manila and neighboring provinces.

1 min  |

March 17, 2026

Manila Bulletin

OF remittance inflows cool down

Money sent home by overseas Filipinos (OFs) amounted to $3.02 billion in January 2026, easing from December’s high as the holiday surge faded.

2 min  |

March 17, 2026

Manila Bulletin

DOE warns of indefinite fuel price hikes; diesel may hit P114/liter

Marcos certifies Biofuels Act amendment bill as urgent

6 min  |

March 17, 2026

Manila Bulletin

SC junks petition vs hike in garbage collection fees in Manila; Mayor Isko hails decision

For lack of legal standing to file a case, for raising factual issues, and for disregarding the hierarchy of courts, the petition filed by a Las Pinas City resident against the increase in garbage collection fees in the City of Manila was dismissed by the Supreme Court (SC).

3 min  |

March 17, 2026

Manila Bulletin

Manila City gov't rolls out P1.76-B aid to residents amid global oil shock

Manila City Mayor \"Isko Moreno\" on Monday announced the early release of P1.76 billion in financial assistance, incentives, and barangay shares to support residents and keep the city's economy moving amid rising global oil prices.

3 min  |

March 17, 2026

Manila Bulletin

FinTech leaders: ₱10M minimum still insufficient

Local cash lending companies may face significantly tighter entry requirements as industry leaders push the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to raise proposed capitalization floors to ensure market stability.

2 min  |

March 17, 2026

Manila Bulletin

New and random

'm feeling basic today.

2 min  |

March 17, 2026

Manila Bulletin

When private thoughts cross the line

While National Women's Month this March is meant to highlight empowerment, equality, and respect, the observance was overshadowed by controversy over objectification, accountability, and the limits of personal expression.

2 min  |

March 17, 2026

Manila Bulletin

₱1-B target for PH export crops

The Philippines is eyeing around P1 billion in investment deals from the private sector through its hosting of an investment forum next month as the country works to boost the competitiveness of key commodities abroad.

1 min  |

March 17, 2026

Manila Bulletin

The Jews began to persecute Jesus because He did this on a Sabbath

For the Jews, consecrating the Sabbath involves refraining from various activities: no baking or cooking, no traveling, no kindling of fires, no gathering of wood, no buying or selling, no plowing or reaping, no weaving, no writing, and no building.

1 min  |

March 17, 2026

Manila Bulletin

On the 89th Araw ng Davao: Some historical notes

As we commemorate the 89th Araw ng Davao, we reflect on how this celebration has seen increased interest among Filipinos.

2 min  |

March 17, 2026
Manila Bulletin

Manila Bulletin

When creativity meets technology

How Foundation University is empowering the next generation of pioneers to turn bold ideas into real-world impact

1 min  |

March 17, 2026

Manila Bulletin

Poll: 44% of Filipinos distrust Marcos, 54% trust Duterte in Q1

Most Filipino adults expressed distrust and disapproval toward President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. while Vice President Sara Duterte continued to enjoy modest majority support, the Pulse Asia 1st Quarter 2026 “Ulat ng Bayan” survey results released on Monday, March 16, said.

2 min  |

March 17, 2026

Manila Bulletin

DA eyes imported rice price ceiling

The Department of Agriculture is seeking to impose a P50-per-kilo price ceiling on imported rice as supply chain disruptions linked to Middle East instability drive domestic costs to record highs.

1 min  |

March 17, 2026
Manila Bulletin

Manila Bulletin

La Salle: 'It's our time'

Lady Spikers stamp class with first-round sweep

1 min  |

March 17, 2026

Manila Bulletin

Coping with the energy crisis

The moment the USA and Israel attacked Iran, it was a foregone conclusion that oil prices will go through the roof, so to speak.

3 min  |

March 17, 2026

Manila Bulletin

Splendido ready for Q-School duel

At Splendido Golf Club here, reputation counts for little and survival hinges on nerve, precision and resilience.

1 min  |

March 17, 2026
Manila Bulletin

Manila Bulletin

House eyes OK of 4 LEDAC bills before Lenten break

The House of Representatives has lined up four Legislative-Executive Development Advisory Council (LEDAC) priority bills for approval before they start their Lenten recess later this week.

1 min  |

March 17, 2026