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Mynt IPO Oversubscribed; Duterte Wealth Hits P1.5B
Mynt Inc.'s initial public offering closed with broker allocations oversubscribed up to four times, while a forensic analyst told the Senate impeachment court that Vice President Sara Duterte's alleged undeclared wealth could reach P1.5 billion.
Duterte Trial Testimony, DICT Chief Exit Dominate
Financial analyst Alexander Cabrera testified on Day 38 of Vice President Sara Duterte's impeachment trial about unexplained withdrawals and undeclared assets, while President Marcos confirmed the resignation of the information and communications technology secretary amid a ghost-project investigation.
Jollibee Franchises Drawn Into Duterte Impeachment Trial
Testimony at Vice President Sara Duterte's impeachment trial tied five Jollibee branches to a company under scrutiny, while Jollibee separately announced 189 stores shifting to renewable energy and promoted a ₱99 value meal.
Bulacan Water Shutdown Halts Classes in Eight Towns
A two-day closure of Aqueduct No. 6 cuts water to eight Bulacan towns and cities, prompting class and work suspensions, while a newly built P9.75-million Surigao evacuation center sheds its cladding before turnover.
Duterte Trial: P817.87-M Wealth Finding Under Fire
The House prosecution's forensic analyst stood by a P817.87-million undeclared wealth finding against Vice President Sara Duterte, then conceded his report excluded records from her and her husband. The Senate impeachment court paused the trial on October 14.
LTO Suspends Councilor's License Over Helmet Video
The Land Transportation Office suspended a Quezon City councilor's driver's license for 90 days after a video showed him riding without a helmet, while fatal motorcycle crashes in Cebu, Antipolo and Cagayan de Oro kept road safety in the news. Carmakers, meanwhile, pushed electrified models and new dealerships.
Sara Duterte Trial Puts Bank Records in Spotlight
Senate testimony on P817.87 million in alleged undeclared assets and P319.33 million in China-linked remittances dominated the day, while a BDO cardholder's disputed charge and a Taguig e-wallet scam drew consumer attention.
DICT Chief Quits as Ombudsman Probes Ghost Internet
Information and Communications Technology Secretary Henry Aguda resigned as the Ombudsman investigates alleged ghost connectivity projects, while a Quezon City subscriber reported a month-long PLDT outage and Globe counted 1,245 cable-theft cases.
Food Prices, Fuel and El Niño Dominate Oct 11 Coverage
September inflation returned to 7.2 percent with food as a main driver, while fuel prices were set to move in opposite directions on October 13 and the government assured supply ahead of a strong El Niño. Magnolia's playoff-clinching win over Ginebra drew the day's heaviest sports coverage.
COA: Yolanda housing in Pilar only 52% done
The Commission on Audit found a ₱191.27-million housing project for Typhoon Yolanda survivors in Pilar, Camotes Islands, was 52 percent complete at the end of 2025, more than three years past its deadline. The municipality says it has cut the target from 406 homes to 260 and expects to finish by May 2026.
Marcos Flags China Funds as Security Threat
President Marcos says alleged Chinese funding of businesses tied to Vice President Sara Duterte is under investigation and would be a national security matter if proven, as her impeachment trial weighs tax records and a viral Palace exchange draws heavy social reaction.
LTO Suspends Rider After Viral CamSur Vendor Push
The Land Transportation Office suspended a rider's license for 90 days after a viral video showed an ice cream vendor being pushed off a Camarines Sur road, while separate road crashes and regulatory reviews kept transport safety in the news.
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