SHANGHAI : Lewis Hamilton said his first Formula One sprint race win for Ferrari on Saturday felt "mega" and hoped for more after qualifying fifth for Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix. The seven-times ...

MANILA, Philippines — Engineering conglomerate DMCI Holdings Inc. will spend around P70 billion this year to support the operations of its businesses, particularly energy and water, in hopes of ...

DMCI HOLDINGS, INC. is increasing its capital expenditure (capex) budget to P70 billion for 2025, up 45% from P48.3 billion in 2024, with a significant allocation for its water business and expansion ...

The company has earmarked P70 billion in capital expenditures for 2025, 45 percent more than the P48.3 billion spent in 2024. The bulk of this year’s capex is being allocated to Maynilad at P41 ...

MANILA, Philippines — The National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) Board has approved P70.6 billion worth of projects aimed at boosting community resilience and infrastructure development.

MANILA – The National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) Board chaired by President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. approved PHP70.6 billion worth of projects to boost infrastructure and economic ...

Ferrari are set for further disruption following a clumsy start to the 2025 Formula 1 season. After a disappointing race at the Australian Grand Prix, they now head to this weekend's Chinese Grand ...

You're already imagining what it sounds like. We are. Looks like Ferrari has submitted a patent design for a new V12 that uses oval-shaped pistons. Pistons, as you're probably aware, are famously ...

Ferrari is attracting more first-time younger buyers, according to the company’s CEO. The company will continue to tightly control production, with 2+ year waiting times. It will cater to those ...

And it wasn’t just Ferrari’s late fumble – for both drivers, we should add, with Charles Leclerc also impacted – which will eat away at Hamilton on his flight to Shanghai this week for ...

Ferrari's Sunday was blighted by a rain shower, where they were late to switch to intermediate tyres and stayed out for too long on slicks causing them to fall down the order. However, Hamilton ...

Lewis Hamilton admitted his Ferrari debut "went a lot worse" than he had expected after the seven-time world champion finished 10th in the Australian Grand Prix. Following his blockbuster switch ...