Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) expects to complete by next month its investigation on the technical glitch that hounded the internal system of the Ayala-led Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI).

Indonesia is set to approve a law allowing authorities to jail for up to 15 years citizens coming home after joining militant groups abroad, lawmakers said on Wednesday.

(UPDATE - 10:09 a.m., June 22, 2017) Even as the Senate was inquiring into the "glitches" that caused problems for clients of two of the country's leading banks, a third bank reported on Wednesday having problems with "delays in posting banking transactions." On Thursday, Security Bank said it had completed maintenance and affected services were again available.

The premium console headset for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC focuses on sound quality, comfort and wireless reliability.

Day-Lewis, 60, whose last movie will be released in December, gave no reason for his decision, calling it private.

Fans can catch him live on June 24, in 'Mike, Chris & Roy’s Mayhem Adventure' at the Conspiracy Garden Café.

Medsonix Therapy helps patients relive pain and discomfort using low-frequency sound waves.

The new datacenter processor launches with record-setting performance, optimized platforms, and global server ecosystem support.

Global electronics makers are scrambling to stock up on memory chips to keep production lines running as Apple Inc's new iPhone 8 launch later this year threatens to worsen a global squeeze on supply.

At least 500 civilians remain trapped in Marawi City, nearly a month since Maute Group-led terrorists laid siege to the bustling Islamic city in the South, the military said Wednesday.

At the Paris Airshow aerospace company Boeing looks ahead to the next stage of autonomous vehicles -- self-flying planes.

Honda Motor Co said it halted production at a domestic vehicle plant for a day this week after finding the WannaCry ransomware that struck globally last month in its computer network.

A P3,000 casino entrance fee being proposed in Congress could drive away local patrons of the gambling establishments, Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation chairperson Andrea Domingo warned Wednesday.

Barely a month after a shooting and burning incident that killed 37 persons, Resorts World Manila has told authorities it is ready to resume its casino operations.

MANILA, Philippines -- The heads of the country’s top two courts on Wednesday urged the House of Representatives’ committee on good government and public...