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FOLLOWING the recent success of MaArte fair, its annual three-day fundraising event, nonprofit organization Museum Foundation of the Philippines Inc. (MFPI) called 2023 a good year for the countrys arts and culture. MFPI President Danny Jacinto said, Judging based on the output of MaArte fair this year, we can confidently say that compared to [previous] years, Filipinos have become more open to supporting our own artists, artisans and other things endemic to the Philippines.

SMARTPHONE innovation global leader vivo is proud to announce the arrival of the newest addition to its Y Series in the Philippines, the vivo Y17s – offering an exceptional combination of cutting-edge features at an unbeatable price of only P6,999.

THE countrys net external liability position widened by 14.5 percent in the first quarter of this year, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) reported late Thursday.

GRAB Philippines, Southeast Asias leading superapp, announced yesterday its strategic commitments to drive economic empowerment in Mindanao, furthering its mission to create sustainable opportunities and foster economic growth across the Philippines.

THE Philippines signed an agreement with Canada that will allow Manila to access for free Ottawas satellite-based technology to detect dark vessels or ships that turn off their location transmitter often to engage in illegal fishing.

PhilHealth urges members to use online portal anew: AS IT continues to recover from the the cyberattack on September 22, 2023, the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) on Saturday, October 14, urged its members to have the confidence to use the PhilHealth Member Portal.

NORWEGIAN premium paint brand Jotun is expanding its presence in the Philippines by opening three retail stores here.

THE Philippines has reaffirmed its commitment to the peaceful uses of nuclear energy (PUNE) during the General Debate at the 67th International Atomic Energy Agency General Conference (67th IAEA GC), the Department of Foreign Affairs said Friday.

WITH the low pressure area (LPA) off Palawan dissipating in 24 hours, the country is expected to experience generally fair weather for the next three days, the state-run weather agency said on Friday.

PH diplomat witnessed Chinese ships aggressive actions