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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.

Big Bad Wolf Books Opens 2025 in Metro Manila with ₱60 deals and Booktok favorites

Manila, Philippines – Bad Wolf Books is back in Metro Manila with a legendary lineup of deals, steals, and thrills at V-Mall, Greenhills from...

Sharper Together Marking Growth and Partnership with Innovative Sales Events in the Philippines

Manila, Philippines – Sharp (Phils.) Corporation, a renowned Japanese brand, recently showcased a series of individual sell-out events aimed at enhancing customer experience and...

ING Hubs Philippines’ Winning Formula for Talent Retention

A bold mix of Orange culture and hybrid work proves why the capability hub is the employer of choice in the tech world Industry-low attrition...

Animated science and math modules for elem students now available via RadyoEskwela sa Siyensya

Elementary students struggling with math and science lessons now have a more engaging way to learn—through RadyoEskwela sa Siyensya, an animated series launched by...

Ateneo study highlights workforce hurdles to Universal Health Care in the Philippines

Despite being a top exporter of healthcare professionals, the Philippines faces a chronic shortage of nurses and physicians. Also, many health graduates in the...

Big Cash Prizes Await Young Changemakers In This Reading Hackathon

MANILA, PHILIPPINES—To address the nation’s reading crisis, the National Book Development Board (NBDB), through its Readership Development Division (READ), has organized the Readers Rising!...

Best Philippine children’s books honored at The Severino Reyes Medal 2025

MANILA, May 21, 2025 – The International Board on Books for Young People-Philippines (IBBY-PH) formally awarded today the winners of this year’s The Severino...

Once an SM scholar, always of service to the community

Each year, the SM Group, through the SM Foundation College Scholarship Program opens doors for youth from vulnerable communities. The program follows a rigorous...

Confidence, Beauty, and Wit Shine at Mutya ng Taguig 2025

Thirty-six remarkable ladies representing their barangays showcased their confidence, beauty, and wit at the annual Mutya ng Taguig pageant last Saturday, May 17. Supported by the Taguig City...

Araneta City bags top Visual Victories awards at 2025 ICSC Global Awards

Araneta City wins big at this year’s International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) Global Awards after earning two Visual Victories honors for campaigns that...

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‘Pearl’ of the Orient Seas —but for how long?

There is a famous story of a wager between the Roman politician Mark Antony and the Egyptian queen Cleopatra. The condition was simple: to host the most expensive feast.  As the story goes, Cleopatra won by dropping a rare pearl from her earring into vinegar, dissolving it, and...

SAVE OUR CORAL REEFS! 

The Philippine archipelago, with a coastline much longer than that of the United States, has some of the world’s richest and most diverse coral reefs. Of the 500 known species in the world, 400 are found in the country’s 7,100 islands—a fantastic collection even greater than that...

THE MAYOR MARVEY MARIÑO EFFECT: How Batangas City’s chief executive is reshaping public service 

There is a certain rhythm to Batangas City—one that reveals itself in the steady movement of people, services, and systems that increasingly seem to work in sync.  From its role as a key industrial and port hub in Southern Luzon, the city has long been defined by commerce...