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“Nakatakas ako sa Senate.” Sen. Imee Marcos had a quick line for the cameras as she spent the Aug. 21 holiday at Opus Mall in Bridgetowne, where she appeared to be filming content for a production. She was spotted at the food hall of Robinsons Land’s premium mall, a key anchor of its Bridgetowne estate along C-5. The appearance comes amid Vice President Sara Duterte’s closely watched impeachment trial, where Marcos is among the senator-judges hearing the case. Video by Miguel R. Camus

“Nakatakas ako sa Senate.” Sen. Imee Marcos had a quick line for the cameras as she spent the Aug. 21 holiday at Opus Mall in Bridgetowne, where she appeared to be filming content for a production. She was spotted at the food hall of Robinsons Land’s premium mall, a key anchor of its Bridgetowne estate along C-5. The appearance comes amid Vice President Sara Duterte’s closely watched impeachment trial, where Marcos is among the senator-judges hearing the case. Video by Miguel R. Camus

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BREAKING: President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. arrives at the PSE Tower with his entourage for Maynilad’s landmark listing, set to begin trading in minutes. He joins Maynilad executives Manuel V. Pangilinan, Isidro Consunji, and Ramoncito Fernandez, alongside PSE president and CEO Ramon Monzon, COO Roel Refran, chair Jose Pardo, Vivian Yuchengco, and Andrew Gan. Also spotted are top bankers Ed Francisco of BDO Capital and Lauro Baja of UBS. It’s a packed house for the country’s biggest IPO of the year.

BREAKING: President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. arrives at the PSE Tower with his entourage for Maynilad’s landmark listing, set to begin trading in minutes. He joins Maynilad executives Manuel V. Pangilinan, Isidro Consunji, and Ramoncito Fernandez, alongside PSE president and CEO Ramon Monzon, COO Roel Refran, chair Jose Pardo, Vivian Yuchengco, and Andrew Gan. Also spotted are top bankers Ed Francisco of BDO Capital and Lauro Baja of UBS. It’s a packed house for the country’s biggest IPO of the year.

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Ramon Ang offers P1-M reward to identify anonymous airport critics Ramon Ang offered a P1-million reward for information identifying anonymous accounts spreading allegations about the Bulacan airport. The SMC chief said legitimate concerns deserve answers, but those making public accusations should also be accountable for their claims. During a media briefing with mostly Bulacan-based media, he also invited critics to present their evidence openly and engage in a direct discussion. Video by Miguel R. Camus

Ramon Ang offers P1-M reward to identify anonymous airport critics Ramon Ang offered a P1-million reward for information identifying anonymous accounts spreading allegations about the Bulacan airport. The SMC chief said legitimate concerns deserve answers, but those making public accusations should also be accountable for their claims. During a media briefing with mostly Bulacan-based media, he also invited critics to present their evidence openly and engage in a direct discussion. Video by Miguel R. Camus

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PHINMA chair went off script last week and hit budget abuses. Check out the story here:

PHINMA chair went off script last week and hit budget abuses. Check out the story here:

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Former ABS-CBN CEO: ‘Doing the right thing can cost your business.’ Actress and business executive Charo Santos-Concio, former president and CEO of ABS-CBN Corp., delivered the message as a guest speaker at the 78th anniversary event of the Management Association of the Philippines (MAP) on Jan. 19, 2026. “And as leaders, many of you know this truth intimately. The hardest decisions rarely come with applause. Sometimes doing the right thing costs money. Sometimes it costs popularity. Sometimes it costs your sleep. Sometimes it costs you the business. But over time integrity pays dividends that no strategy can replicate. It builds trust. It creates stability. It allows institutions to endure beyond personalities.”

Former ABS-CBN CEO: ‘Doing the right thing can cost your business.’ Actress and business executive Charo Santos-Concio, former president and CEO of ABS-CBN Corp., delivered the message as a guest speaker at the 78th anniversary event of the Management Association of the Philippines (MAP) on Jan. 19, 2026. “And as leaders, many of you know this truth intimately. The hardest decisions rarely come with applause. Sometimes doing the right thing costs money. Sometimes it costs popularity. Sometimes it costs your sleep. Sometimes it costs you the business. But over time integrity pays dividends that no strategy can replicate. It builds trust. It creates stability. It allows institutions to endure beyond personalities.”

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Leechiu: Corruption is holding back confidence “It is a question of confidence,” said Leechiu Property Consultants founder David Leechiu. The real estate industry veteran said restoring that confidence starts with addressing governance: “A big chunk of how disheartened people are today is because of corruption. If we are able to bring corruption down to some less scandalous level, that would dramatically equate to increased confidence.” Beyond tackling corruption, Leechiu said the country also needs stronger leadership. “If we are able to attract credible people, sensible people, more people like Frederick Go, even if there’s only one Frederick Go, then we would be able to bring better policies. And those sets of policies will translate to lower country risk, which would then translate to lower long-term interest rates.”

Leechiu: Corruption is holding back confidence “It is a question of confidence,” said Leechiu Property Consultants founder David Leechiu. The real estate industry veteran said restoring that confidence starts with addressing governance: “A big chunk of how disheartened people are today is because of corruption. If we are able to bring corruption down to some less scandalous level, that would dramatically equate to increased confidence.” Beyond tackling corruption, Leechiu said the country also needs stronger leadership. “If we are able to attract credible people, sensible people, more people like Frederick Go, even if there’s only one Frederick Go, then we would be able to bring better policies. And those sets of policies will translate to lower country risk, which would then translate to lower long-term interest rates.”

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“Let’s not think that we’ve got to build a Changi.” Cebu Pacific CEO Michael B. Szucs made the remark at the Aviation Leadership Summit during the Singapore Airshow on Feb. 3, speaking alongside Pieter Elbers, CEO of IndiGo, and Leslie Thng, CEO of Scoot. He said the Philippines should prioritize practical infrastructure—especially longer runways— instead of expensive showcase terminals. Szucs argued that longer runways would allow larger jets to operate in provincial airports, carrying more passengers and bringing fares down. “The airlines will come, then the tourists will come, and it will be great for everyone all around,” he said.

“Let’s not think that we’ve got to build a Changi.” Cebu Pacific CEO Michael B. Szucs made the remark at the Aviation Leadership Summit during the Singapore Airshow on Feb. 3, speaking alongside Pieter Elbers, CEO of IndiGo, and Leslie Thng, CEO of Scoot. He said the Philippines should prioritize practical infrastructure—especially longer runways— instead of expensive showcase terminals. Szucs argued that longer runways would allow larger jets to operate in provincial airports, carrying more passengers and bringing fares down. “The airlines will come, then the tourists will come, and it will be great for everyone all around,” he said.

19,447 views • 7 months ago

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