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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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From Scholar to HR Leader: How PCPPI’s Investment in People Transformed One HR Manager’s Career

For many Filipino families, the dream of higher education remains a struggle amid rising tuition costs and financial insecurity. Scholarships often serve as lifelines—offering...
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Pop Goes Boom: Manila Lights Up in a K-Pop Dance Frenzy at the LG xboom by wil.i.am AI-Powered Sound Party

LG officially unveiled its next-generation xboom speaker lineup - featuring AI Smart Sound and creative direction by global icon will.i.am in a high-energy launch...
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Shawarma Shack brings beloved Filipino flavours to Singapore

The Philippines’ largest and fastest-growing shawarma chain has officially made its international debut, with Shawarma Shack opening its first overseas outlet in Singapore. The...
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Future-Ready Solutions Emerge from Metro Manila Byte Forward Hackathon

Philippines, Manila, August 11, 2025 - The future of Philippine business is getting a digital upgrade courtesy of the country’s next generation of innovators....
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A Taste of Heritage: Cordillera Cacao Shines at John Hay Hotels

John Hay Hotels and chocolatier Angeleah Montilde present an artisanal experience celebrating Cordillera’s cacao legacy through craft, culture, and purposeful luxury. Amidst the cool mountain...
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SM Hotels and Conventions Corporation Celebrates Consecutive Wins for SMX Convention Center at the South East Asia Business Awards & Nomination at the World...

2025 AUGUST, MANILA – SM Hotels and Conventions Corporation (SMHCC) proudly announces that SMX Convention Center has once again been recognized as the Best...
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UP Scientists Identify Plant Boosting Bacteria in Bamboo and Corn

Farmers usually use chemical fertilizers to grow their crops, but these can be expensive and may harm the environment. A more efficient and cheaper...
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Metro Manila: Where 217 Languages Meet—And Some Are Dying Out

Metro Manila hums with voices from all over the Philippines—and the world. In the city’s crowded markets, one might hear Kapampangan, Pangasinan, Chavacano, or...
Spotlight on Books

Works of local authors to be translated into English under the National Book Development Board’s Translation Subsidy Program

QUEZON CITY, Philippines — THE National Book Development Board (NBDB) announces the 20 grantees selected for its Translation Subsidy Program (TSP)  this year “for...
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New book “Are You Still Watching?” from the Ateneo Press offers an intimate look into the world of Philippine television and film

The entertainment industry is an often wild and sometimes wondrous arena. A lot goes on behind the movie and television magic. A new release...
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Maynilad joins UN Global Compact, strengthens ESG governance

VIA GRAPHIC PLUS — West Zone concessionaire Maynilad Water Services, Inc. (Maynilad) has joined the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC), committing to further align its business practices with globally recognized principles on human rights, labor, environmental responsibility, and anti-corruption. The UNGC is the world's largest corporate sustainability initiative,...

The World in the time of Nick Joaquin

Europe, the seat of everything that was grand, powerful, and prosperous, was caught in the teeth of the First World War, the year Nicomedes Márquez Joaquín was born on May 4, 1917. It was half a world away from a boy who would emerge half a century...

Giant clam shells and shipwrecked ivories: The enduring allure of Philippine craft

When I visited the Sagrada Família, I noticed six giant clam-shell holy-water stoups from the Philippines installed near the rear of Architect Antoni Gaudi’s basilica. Each shell is accompanied by a plaque inscribed in Filipino and Spanish reading: “Alay ng Sambayanang Filipino/Ofrenda del pueblo Filipino.” According to numerous reports...