Principal Wilfredo Nillo (second from right) and his staff inspect the COVID-19 isolation tent inside the Pedro Gomez Elementary School in Sta. Cruz, Manila, which is set to be dismantled ahead of the resumption of face-to-face classes this month. Nillo says all air conditioners and appliances used in the facility are still functioning and will be donated to the school by the Department of Health-Manila.
Cebu Pacific operates a Singapore-to-Manila passenger flight powered by sustainable aviation fuel, becoming the first Philippine carrier to incorporate SAF...
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SM Prime Holdings Inc. is named the Most Outstanding Real Estate Company in the Philippines by international financial publication Asiamoney....
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For many a pupil in the rural areas like these two youngster from Barangay Ararampang, Balaoan, La Union, the road...
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The Philippine National Railways on Sunday lost a train which smashed into a crawler crane that partially blocked the track...
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Frontline workers and other employees of the Skyline Hospital and Medical Center in San Jose del Monte, Bulacan get their...
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Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin pays a courtesy call on House Speaker Martin Romualdez at the Speaker’s Office in the House...
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After a hard day at work, getting a good night’s sleep is everyone’s dream. That’s why “Mattress Matters in Our...
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The Securities and Exchange Commission said Thursday it issued the guidelines allowing corporations to resolve intra-corporate disputes promptly and without...
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Uratex Philippines teamed up with gloves manufacturer Maxiflex Philippine Corp. in investing P560.4 million in a new mattress manufacturing facility...
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ACEN Corp. said Thursday its board approved the acquisition of Sinocalan Solar Power Corp. which will add 60 megawatts of...
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Land Bank of the Philippines and the Department of Agrarian Reform signed Wednesday a joint administrative order providing the implementing...
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Manila Standard website (manilastandard.net), launched in August 2002, extends the newspaper’s reach beyond its traditional readers and makes its brand of Philippine news and opinion available to a much wider and geographically diverse readership here and overseas.
