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MANILA, Philippines — DHL Express has announced price adjustments that will take effect on Jan. 1, 2026. The increase in the Philippines will be 5.9 percent. “We remain committed to helping our customers navigate the complexities of the current global trade landscape, which has been significantly impacted by recent geopolitical shifts,” said Nigel Lockett, country

Spurs’ owners ENIC ‘unequivocally rejected’ two expressions of interest in the club last month.

CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Cavaliers signed center Thomas Bryant on Thursday, giving them some much-needed depth in the middle ahead of the new NBA season. The 6-foot-10 Bryant started last season with Miami before being traded to Indiana. He averaged 6.5 points and 3.8 rebounds in 14.6 minutes per game during the regular season and

MANILA, Philippines — Mixed fuel price movements may greet motorists at the end of September. An industry player is seeing a rollback for gasoline but a slight increase for diesel.   In an advisory on Friday, Jetti Petroleum Leo Bellas said diesel prices may go up by 30 centavos to 50 centavos per liter. If

Ben Shelton’s girlfriend and soccer star Trinity Rodman recently unlocked a major career milestone as she appeared on the cover of the EA FC 26.

Fixture: (16) Emma Navarro vs Elena-Gabriela Ruse

There’s no more stopping a Titan from wreaking havoc in the PBA. League commissioner Willie Marcial said on Thursday that only a few details need to be worked out before Pureblends assumes the NorthPort franchise, lock, stock and barrel. “It’s almost a done deal,” Marcial said during the PBA Media Day at Centris Elements in

WWE veteran AJ Styles isn’t just locking up with John Cena at Crown Jewel: Perth; The Phenomenal One is following close behind his opponent with his own retirement.

MANILA, Philippines — The new law ending tax breaks on long-term time deposits has triggered a “dramatic” exodus from those savings products, leaving banks and policymakers to wonder where the cash will flow next. Michael Angelo Kho Samson, who chairs the capital markets development committee of the Bankers Association of the Philippines, said member-banks had

MANILA, Philippines — The Asian Development Bank (ADB) said a corruption scandal involving flood control projects would not deter it from financing work in the Philippines, noting that the institution maintains “close oversight” of its investments. “You know, we’re always cautious about all our projects,” Andrew Jeffries, the bank’s country director for the Philippines, told