Two senators have raised concerns over law enforcement’s ability to curb illegal online gambling, questioning the use of intelligence funds by the Philippine National Police (PNP) amid reports that e-sabong operations continue despite a nationwide ban.
Pres. Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has appointed lawyer Juan Paolo “John” Fajardo as deputy commissioner of the National Privacy Commission (NPC), replacing fellow lawyer Nerissa de Jesus whose term of office has expired.
The new DICT Trusted Assessment Provider (D-TAP) program is a framework aimed at strengthening the security of government digital systems before they are rolled out to the public.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has fined Global Dominion Financing P50,000 for abusive debt collection practices, including the use of aggressive digital communications, as regulators tighten oversight of how financing firms deploy technology in dealing with borrowers.
As artificial intelligence and digital platforms reshape how Filipinos work and learn, conversations around productivity, ambition, and mental health are moving into sharper focus.
Indian retail technology firm Fynd has entered the Philippine market as part of its broader expansion across Southeast Asia, bringing its AI-driven commerce and supply-chain software to local retailers and logistics operators.
At the center of the collection is the Waling-Waling, often referred to as the Queen of Philippine Flowers and widely regarded as a symbol of resilience and beauty.
Acer has entered the air-conditioning market in the Philippines through its lifestyle brand Acerpure, marking the company’s first move into large home appliances with the launch of the Acerpure Chill line of window-type air conditioners.
