Marketing Smart HVAC: How to Sell IoT‑Ready HVAC Upgrades to Homeowners and Businesses
Marketing HVAC has gotten tricky. People shop online, compare every option, and expect quick answers. Competition is tougher than ever, so you have no room for error in your HVAC lead generation. To keep work steady all year, contractors are looking
Groups flag P633 billion corruption risk in bicam-approved 2026 budget
HANDOUT COURTESY OF OFFICE OF SEN. GATCHALIANMultisectoral groups on Monday raised their recommendations on the P6.793-trillion national budget approved by the bicameral for 2026, following their concerns on the P633 billion worth of projects at risk for corruption and patronage. “We
China’s BYD set to overtake Tesla as world’s top electric vehicle seller
China’s electric vehicle champion BYD is on course to overtake Tesla as the world’s biggest seller of battery-electric cars, marking a symbolic shift in the global EV race.The Shenzhen-based group said annual sales of its battery-powered vehicles jumped by almost
Uber and Bolt warn London fares will rise as ‘taxi tax’ loophole closes
London taxi fares are set to rise after the government moved to close a long-standing VAT loophole used by ride-hailing platforms, a decision expected to raise around £700 million a year for the Exchequer.The change, announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves
Animal Kingdom Foundation Launches Hard-Hitting “Bugok!” Billboard Calling Out False Cage-Free Claims
Billboards are a common sight along NLEX but as they pass through in Apalit, Pampanga, a peculiar sight will greet them. A chicken with a basket of eggs beside her, staring directly at them from a roadside billboard. As they
Philippine PMI rebounds in December
Workers meticulously assemble quality footwear at a shoe manufacturing warehouse in Marikina City, July 9, 2025. PHOTO BY MIGUEL DE GUZMAN, THE PHILIPPINE STARBy Aubrey Rose A. Inosante, Reporter Philippine factory activity improved in December, rebounding from the slump in November
Ikea pivots to city centres as ‘big box’ era stalls in the UK
Ikea is accelerating its shift towards smaller city-centre stores in Britain, as rising property taxes and changing shopping habits blunt the appeal of traditional out-of-town megastores.Peter Jelkeby, the outgoing chief executive of Ikea UK and Ireland, said the Swedish retailer