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IN order to continuously address the growing demand for air travel and strengthen the airline’s operational resiliency, Cebu Pacific (CEB) announced having

AS chairman of the Federation of Philippine Industries, I am often asked about my views regarding quality standards. My short answer is: Everybody should comply with safety and quality standards spelled out under the Philippine National Standards. The government should round up all the makers, importers and distributors of substandard…

MANILA, Philippines: A newly-elected village councilor (kagawad) was shot dead inside the Village Hall (Barangay Hall) in Pasay City early morning Monday, a report from the Philippine National Police (PNP) said on Tuesday.

Unabated Smuggling of Contraband Cosmetics Exceeding Mercury Waste Specifications Exposed by EcoWaste Coalition

PRESS RELEASE: The 2023 Philippine Education Conference aims to tackle education policies and programs, and accessible innovations that can be adopted to help improve Filipino learners' performance

SOME 1.2 million passengers flew through the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Naia), the country’s main gateway, during the All Saints Day/All Souls Day (Undas) break from October 27 to November 5. In a news statement, the Manila International Airport Authority (Miaa) said 8,000 flights departed and arrived during the 10-day…

State pension fund GSIS pours Php1.45 billion into renewables company Alternergy

A NEW human trafficking scheme wherein the victims are facilitated to work in destinations other than those indicated in their valid employment documents was

The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) said that 43 Filipinos who were able to escape war-torn Israel arrived in the Philippines on Tuesday.

Philippine Canadian Inquirer Newly elected village councilor shot dead in Pasay News