The Supreme Court (SC) has upheld the legality of a congressional inquiry into online misinformation, ruling that inviting vloggers to a congressional hearing did not infringe on their constitutional right to free speech.
Cherry Mobile CEO Maynard S. Ngu allegedly received at least ₱280 million in two tranches in early 2025 as part of a supposed 20% kickback from flood control and infrastructure projects linked to Sen. Francis “Chiz” Escudero, according to testimony presented at the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee on Friday, Nov. 14.
Included in the roster of social media influencers and online entities allegedly involved in promoting unlicensed online gambling platforms are Whamos Cruz, Toni Fowler, and Boy Tapang.
Amazon has introduced its budget-focused shopping app -- Amazon Bazaar -- to the Philippine market, expanding the e-commerce giant’s reach to another developing economy where low-cost online retail continues to grow.
Under the Residual Value Guarantee (RVG) program in the Philippines, VinFast will guarantee a resale value of 90% after six months, 86% after one year, 78% after two years, and 70% after three years of use.
Cryptocurrency platform Coins.ph is testing a new technology that could make sending money cheaper and faster for Filipinos, especially for those working abroad.
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Telecommunications tower company EdgePoint Infrastructure has signed a 10-year partnership with Globe Telecom to supply and maintain direct current (DC) power systems across Globe’s tower sites nationwide.
Dr. Arvin Lamando from the UP Diliman College of Science, together with Dr. Henry McNulty from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, created a new way to describe how “operators” — special mathematical tools — work.
Consumer tech brand TechLife has added two new devices to its growing product lineup in the Philippines: a 12-inch tablet designed for productivity and a pair of smartwatches aimed at casual users seeking affordable fitness and lifestyle features.
The IT and Business Process Association of the Philippines (IBPAP) has reaffirmed its commitment to upholding worker welfare and compliance with labor laws following recent confusion over work suspension policies during Typhoon Uwan and the Cebu earthquake.
