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Duterte Trial Narrows to Unexplained Wealth as Banks Testify
The House prosecution dropped three of four impeachment articles against Vice President Sara Duterte, leaving a single unexplained-wealth charge as representatives of eight major banks were called to testify. Separately, GCash parent Mynt closed an oversubscribed initial public offering priced at ₱6.60 a share.

DICT Gets New Chief as NTC Drafts Used-Phone Rules
Robert de Claro takes over the Department of Information and Communications Technology after Henry Aguda's resignation, while the telecom regulator drafts permits for second-hand phone dealers and a Senate bill on under-18 social media use draws a surprised response from the cybercrime body.

El Nino inflation risk, pork price drop lead food news
Chinabank Research warns a severe El Nino could push Philippine inflation past 8%, while pork retail prices fall in Metro Manila markets and the government tightens rice and pork import rules.

Pag-IBIG-Rockwell deal leads as build costs rise 2%
Pag-IBIG Fund and Rockwell Land signed a home-financing partnership on October 13, announced the next day, while the Philippine Statistics Authority reported Metro Manila construction material prices up 2 percent in September. Filinvest Land also extended its Infosys BPM office lease in Alabang.

House Drops 3 of 4 Duterte Impeachment Articles
House prosecutors withdrew three of four impeachment articles against Vice President Sara Duterte, leaving only the unexplained wealth charge, valued at P817.87 million, before the Senate court. The defense begins presenting evidence on November 9.

VinFast VF 8 Pre-Orders Open as Toyota Warns on Supply
VinFast opened Philippine reservations for its VF 8 electric SUV and offered dealers up to US$60,000 per new electric motorcycle showroom, while Toyota warned that Thailand's floods could disrupt Philippine vehicle shipments. The Land Transportation Office issued show-cause orders over a viral stunt and a motoring event, and the LTFRB rejected two motorcycle-taxi accreditation bids.

Sara Duterte Trial Narrows to P817M Wealth Case
The Senate impeachment court dropped three of four charges against Vice President Sara Duterte, leaving an unexplained-wealth case built on P817.87 million in allegedly undeclared assets. The same day, Mynt's GCash initial public offering closed oversubscribed ahead of an October 20 listing.

De Claro Takes Over DICT as NTC Orders Now Telecom to Pay ₱4.04B
Robert Joseph de Claro was sworn in as the new secretary of the Department of Information and Communications Technology on October 13, replacing Henry Aguda, who resigned amid an Ombudsman probe into an alleged ghost internet scheme. The same day, the National Telecommunications Commission ordered NOW Telecom to pay ₱4.04 billion in unpaid supervision and regulation fees, and clarified that its draft rules on refurbished devices will not ban the secondhand phone market.

Pork Falls P50/Kilo in Pasig as House Passes P7.2T Budget
Pork prices at Pasig Mega Market fell by as much as ₱50 per kilogram while the House passed a ₱7.2-trillion national budget for 2027, and a senator asked lenders to waive interest for small sellers ahead of a feared Super El Niño.

Pag-IBIG-Rockwell deal leads housing push
Pag-IBIG Fund and Rockwell Land signed a partnership on October 13 to widen housing choices under the Expanded 4PH Program, while Cebu Landmasters sold 70 percent of an Ormoc project in two weeks and a Bulacan water shutdown forced class suspensions.

Senate Court Drops 3 of 4 Duterte Impeachment Charges
The Senate impeachment court accepted the prosecution's withdrawal of three of four articles against Vice President Sara Duterte, leaving only the unexplained wealth charge. The move drew a mistrial objection from the defense and a motion to reconsider from a senator-judge.

LTO Suspensions Dominate as Toyota Unveils Tamaraw MPUV
The Land Transportation Office ordered 90-day preventive suspensions in four separate road cases, drawing the day's heaviest news coverage, while Toyota Motor Philippines unveiled a jeepney version of its Tamaraw and reported EV registrations climbed 130%.
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