Music & ConcertsPhilippines
Janine Berdin makes solo concert debut in Quezon City
The programme paired songs from her 2026 album with guest performances by Adie, Kitchie Nadal, Yeng Constantino and Jay Contreras.
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- Business & CompaniesPhilippines
PAGCOR targets 2027 withdrawal from casino business
The proposed Casino Filipino privatisation could bring in ₱20 billion to ₱30 billion, but its valuation has not been finalised.
- BasketballPhilippines
Valencia's late jumper lifts Arellano past San Beda
The Chiefs won 56-55 to halt a three-game losing streak, while San Beda suffered its third defeat of NCAA Season 102.
- Green EnergyPhilippines
Visayas faces risk of more power red alerts in 2027
Energy officials project at least 22 weeks with red alerts without reserve agreements, but say securing them could reduce that to four weeks.
- EconomyPhilippines
Rice imports could fill Philippine supply gaps amid private US plan
A private-sector agreement could bring in 100,000 metric tonnes of US rice in 2027, rising to 200,000 metric tonnes annually from 2028.
- BasketballPhilippines
Rubico scores 21 as LPU beats Perpetual to end losing streak
The Pirates improved to 2-5 in Group A after defeating the ALTAs 98-89 in NCAA Season 102.
Marcos outlines Philippine investment plans after Singapore visit
The president cited Mitsubishi’s US$700 million Ayala investment, a proposed FedEx expansion and Vena Energy’s ₱52 billion renewable power plan.
- PropertyPhilippines
Pag-IBIG and BCDA plan worker housing in New Clark City
The partnership will initially focus on some 14 hectares in Tarlac, with BCDA supplying access to land and Pag-IBIG providing financing.
- Music & ConcertsPhilippines
BINI and SB19 seek nominations for 2027 Grammys
Both P-pop groups are pursuing the new Asian Pop Music Performance category, while BINI is also seeking Best New Artist recognition.
Philippine lawmakers back social media restrictions for children
The lower house approved restrictions for children aged 13 and under. Lawmakers must reconcile the bill with the Senate version before sending it to the president.
