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STL nets P12.4B; up by 146.85%

Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) General Manager Alexander Balutan on Thursday said revenues from the Small Town Lottery (STL) registered a whopping P12,336,974,971.04 billion...
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Cosy Dens: coming-of-age comedy

As part of the Czech Movie Gems Film Festival, The Embassy of the Czech Republic in Manila in partnership with  The Film Development Council of the Philippines invites you...
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Asian Eye Institute opens 9th clinic in Santolan Town Plaza

Asian Eye Institute opened a new clinic at the second floor of Rockwell Santolan Town Plaza in San Juan City. Patients can expect to...
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A tale of two rallies

There are a lot of things that can pop up on Facebook’s news feed. These can range from reports from traditional news sites, fan...
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DepEd Secretary emphasizes importance of TRAIN

Department of Education (DepEd) Secretary Leonor Magtolis Briones called for a change in public mindset towards taxes, in line with the continuous implementation of...
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Kung paano mabuhay, ayon sa Tamawo

Tao rin ang tamawo. O may tao na isa palang tamawo. Magkaiba sila. Kahit parehong tubig ang 65-75% ng kanilang taong-katawan. Maaaring ang isa,...
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PLDT, Smart cited as PH’s fastest in Ookla Speedtest Awards

PLDT group wins twin country awards for top mobile and fixed network PLDT and its wireless subsidiary Smart Communications, Inc. (Smart) have been cited for...
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SM City Batangas wins Best Float in Sublian Festival float competition

 
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Kitsho  spices up your August experience

Authentic Japanese restaurant Kitsho spices up your gustatory dining experience with its best-tasting curry dishes of pork, chicken, beef, seafood, katsu, and curry hotpot. Katsu-kari...
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PCSO spends P4.6B for 236,547 patients

Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) reported on Wednesday that for the first semester, the agency has spent P4,644,615,997.03 to pay for medicines, hospital bills and medical...
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From dreams to reality with GLoan: A working student’s journey to becoming a lawyer

For many working students, the road to higher education is filled with sacrifices, sleepless nights, and financial uncertainty. For one determined Ilongga, that journey has finally come full circle with a dream realized and the bar successfully passed. Balancing a full-time job while studying law at Central Philippine...

MDPPA Public Advisory: Earthquake Preparedness Tips for Motorcycle Riders on the Road

Due to its location, the Philippines is a country that is highly susceptible to earthquakes. Situated along the Pacific Ring of Fire and crisscrossed by multiple active fault lines including the West Valley Fault, the threat of seismic activity is always present, which means that everyone, including...

Adulting 101: Why Understanding Your Credit Report Should Start in Your 20s

There comes a moment in every young adult’s life when “adulting” becomes real. It is not just about getting that first job or paying rent. It hits when you get your first rejection, such as a declined loan, a denied phone plan, or an apartment you could...

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