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Started in 1927, the Philippines Graphic is the longest-running printed magazine of national circulation that provides relevant news and features and promotes Philippine literature.
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Marikina City celebrates its graduates by shouldering all expenses for graduation

via GRAPHIC PLUS — As a way to help ease the burden of parents amid the ongoing oil crisis and rising prices of basic...
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Unilever champions women within the workplace and beyond through purposeful programs and partnerships

Via GRAPHIC PLUS — The Philippines continues to rank among the world’s leaders in gender equality, according to the Grant Thornton Women in Business...
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P.A. Properties partners with Philippine Veterans Bank to expand housing loan access

via GRAPHIC PLUS | San Pedro, Laguna, Philippines — P.A. Properties and P.A. Properties Hankyu Hanshin proudly formalized a new partnership with Philippine Veterans...
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Iloilo Mayor inspects Terminal Market, encourages Ilonggos to buy local amid high prices of goods

Via GRAPHIC PLUS — Iloilo City Mayor Raisa Treñas — along with her daughter, Thea — personally visited the Iloilo Terminal Market, encouraging Ilonggos...
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A Whimsical Easter Soiree at Winford Manila! 

Via GRAPHIC PLUS — Step into a wonderland adventure filled with color, fun, and festive charm this Sunday, April 5, as Winford Resort &...
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Unbreakable Love, Unstoppable Warriors Year 2 by Hotel Sogo and Sogo Cares

Via GRAPHIC PLUS — Hotel Sogo, through its corporate social responsibility arm Sogo Cares, recently marked the second year of its initiative “Unbreakable Love,...
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Fly Ace Corporation’s Lucio Cochanco Jr. recognized among Mansmith and Fielders’ Honored CEOs

via GRAPHIC PLUS — Fly Ace Corporation President Lucio ‘Jun’ Cochanco Jr. has been named one of 12 distinguished CEOs at this year’s Mansmith...
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Holy Week Exodus gets a safety boost as Bell-Kenz Pharma deploys AEDs to CPR-trained frontliners

Via GRAPHIC PLUS — As millions of Filipino commuters prepare for the annual Holy Week exodus, transport frontliners—including bus drivers, conductors, and terminal personnel—are...
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SM Foundation upgrades two community health stations in Bacolod, expanding access to primary care

Via GRAPHIC PLUS | Bacolod City — Access to essential healthcare moves closer to communities as SM Foundation turns over two upgraded Barangay Health Stations...
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Building the nation at 51: UAP showcases excellence and innovation in NBEX 2026

Via GRAPHIC PLUS | BACOLOD CITY, Philippines – The organization that built and shaped Filipino Architects celebrates its 51st Founding Anniversary on March 27,...
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Enchanted Kingdom celebrates 31 years of magic with Fiesta ng Saribuhay anniversary show

VIA GRAPHIC PLUS — Enchanted Kingdom, the first and only world-class theme park in the Philippines, proudly marked its 31st anniversary on October 17 with Fiesta ng Saribuhay, a vibrant celebration of the county’s culture, people, and biodiversity. As a homegrown Filipino company, the theme park reaffirmed its...

Who is real? VERYFYD officially launches with ‘The Founding 500,’ on a mission to redefine social media’s future 

Filipino-founded social networking platform introduces a new approach to  digital connections, putting verified identities and authenticity at the forefront.  VIA GRPAHIC PLUS | MANILA, Philippines — In an era when fake accounts, online scams and digital  impersonation have made it increasingly difficult to distinguish real people  from fabricated...

With ports running tight, big businesses turn to Lalamove for trucks on demand 

VIA GRAPHIC PLUS — When a shipment shows up late, the effect compounds beyond the dock.. A customer who was promised delivery today gets a phone call instead. The late arrival at the port becomes a scramble everywhere after it. That scramble is happening more often. A September...