Lexus Philippines Unveils ‘Summer in Style’ Pop-Up at Mitsukoshi BGC
Lexus Philippines has officially welcomed the sunny season this year with Summer in Style, a curated pop-up event designed for effortless summer living.
The two-day...
Philippines’ postal system digitalization assured by new postman chief
The Philippines' postal system digitalization has been assured by new postman chief Norman Fulgencio.
Health workers can now catch free rides to hospitals using Google Maps
Finding the best Free Ride routes for frontline health workers to quickly get to their respective medical facilities or hospitals is now made easier with the use of Google Maps.
3 Philippine cities vie for WWF We Love Cities votes for climate-friendly leaders
Three Philippine cities - Quezon City, Dipolog, and Davao - are vying for votes to be named the world’s most sustainable city in the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) We Love Cities campaign for the year 2022.
Giant 500 years solar logo signals 100 days countdown to Victory at Mactan anniversary
A giant solar artwork illuminating the Philippines' 500 years logo is lighting up the Luneta Park in Manila to signal the countdown to the Victory at Mactan's quincentennial anniversary.
Historian Ambeth Ocampo wins Japan’s 2016 Fukuoka Prize
Historian Ambeth R Ocampo is the recipient of the 2016 Academic Prize from the Fukuoka Prize award-giving body in Japan.
17 Best Christmas Bazaars for Gifts on a Budget
Bazaars are shopping havens for the best value buys for toys, gadgets, fashion, and even food. In the world of bazaar shopping, if you...
Maria Ressa wins 2018 Gwen Ifill Press Freedom Award in New York
Filipino journalist Maria Ressa received the 2018 Gwen Ifill Press Freedom Award from the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) in ceremonies held in November in New York.
Camarines Sur church vegetable garden feeds townspeople in quarantine
A church vegetable garden in Camarines Sur is feeding townspeople during the community quarantine to stop the spread of coronavirus disease.
Tiosan’s: Creating a vision of hope for the blind
When Dante Tiosan became blind even before finishing college, he also lost sight of his dream of becoming a CPA lawyer.
Filipinos one of the World’s top charity work volunteers
Filipinos rank 7th as the world’s most giving people in terms of volunteering time, according to the Charities Aid Foundation.
Digital Revolution: How 60% of Filipinos Are Embracing Part-Time Work in the Tech Era
In a striking shift towards digital adaptability, 60% of Filipinos are now engaged in some form of part-time work, a recent study by Agile Data Solutions, Inc. reveals. This trend, deeply rooted in the digital revolution, showcases the Filipino workforce's resilience and versatility amidst economic challenges.
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