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NO MORE RANGE ANXIETY As electric vehicle awareness grows, so does public confidence not just in charging infrastructure but more so in understanding EV ownership. AI GENERATED IMAGE FROM AN ORIGINAL PHOTO

It's about charging confidence

August 12, 2026

LOOKING AHEAD Alexander B. Raquepo, CDA Chairman at the National Cooperative Development Council (NCDC) conference and elections recently. CDA PHOTO

Helping communities grow together

August 8, 2026

COMMUNITY SERVICE Photo of members and employees of Ayala Multi-Purpose Cooperative for Brigada Eskwela 2026 in Bagac, Bataan. AYALA COOP PHOTO

From P10.5K to P6B: Ayala Coop’s 30-year growth

August 8, 2026

MORE COOPERATION Representatives from cooperatives, local governments and national agencies to review recent accomplishments and discuss priorities under the Philippine Cooperative Development Plan (PCDP) 2025-2028 led by the National Cooperative Development Council (NCDC) and the CDA. CDA PHOTO

Cooperative leaders map out sector’s next steps at council meeting

August 8, 2026

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Fight against terrorists expands to cyberspace

By Dempsey Reyes - October 11, 2019

4. Customs Commissioner Rey Leonardo Guerrero. PHOTO BY JOHN ORVEN VERDOTE

Aiming for a better BoC

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PH automated elections still a work in progress

By William Depasupil, TMT - October 11, 2019

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Climate change is real

By Eireene Jairee Gomez - October 11, 2019

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Making sustainable tourism work

By Gab Mejia - October 11, 2019

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Have PH passport, will travel

By PulseFeed - October 11, 2019

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Travel improvements still up in air

By Lisbet K. Esmael - October 11, 2019

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Greater cooperation needed to push nutrition initiatives

By Glee Jalea - October 11, 2019

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Israel: A start-up nation

By PulseFeed - October 11, 2019

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Young minds gather in nests for entrepreneurs

By Reina C. Tolentino - October 11, 2019

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Dado Banatao: ‘Innovation involves a lot of hard work’

By Edwin P. Sallan - October 11, 2019

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Ingenuity recognized; support lacking?

By Aric John Sy Cua - October 11, 2019

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Aiding students for sustainable development

By Jan Arcilla - October 11, 2019

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Maestranza to turn into modern Creative Quarter

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Who comes after the millennials?

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The new Filipino wellness is now a daily lifestyle, not an emergency

By Deriq Bernard - July 8, 2026

Experiencing the genki lifestyle without a plane ticket

Why executive health now demands more than a checkup

CELEBRATING LEGACY The League of Corporate Foundations during its Annual General Assembly. PHOTO FROM THE LEAGUE OF CORPORATE FOUNDATIONS

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Corporations expand opportunities, create lasting impact through CSR initiatives

THE Philippines faces recurring challenges every year, ranging from typhoons, earthquakes and volcanic eruption to unresolved social issues such as poverty, food insecurity, unemployment and unequal access to education and healthcareWhile the government has enacted programs to address some of these needs, partnerships with the private sector can help expedite the goals of these programs. In recent years corporations are moving away from mere profit and gain and have increasingly viewed corporate social responsibility (CSR) not simply as philanthropy. By actively cooperating in programs to

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TELUS Digital Philippines: A decade of investing in local communities

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New Batangas State University Campus at LIMA Estate brings engineering education closer to industry

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Maya shifts to recycled plastic cards

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How Eastern Communications’ Project Maaasahan, PDSCN build an inclusive digital Philippines

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Can a man file a rape case against a woman?

By Persida V. Rueda-Acosta

Sen. Panfilo Lacson answers media questions during an ambush interview at the Philippine Senate, on Aug. 13, 2026. Lacson reiterated his desire to renew his push for the total abolition of the national budget's 'leadership fund,' which he criticized as a worse version of the pork barrel system. PHOTOS BY MIKE ALQUINTO

Lacson calls for ban on ‘leadership fund’

Unity for Wage Increase Now (UWIN) protest in front of the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) on Aug. 7, 2026 to denounce the agency's failure to ensure the implementation of NCR Regional Wage Order 27. UWIN is set to symbolically serve a ‘Notice to Explain’ (NTE) to DOLE Secretary Francis Tolentino to demand accountability. Workers will sign the NTE as a symbol of their collective call for a just and living wage. UWIN emphasizes its continued advocacy for a living wage, including the pending petition for a ₱1,200 national minimum wage. PHOTOS BY RENE H. DILAN

Release of P60 wage hike sought after TRO expires

Two more rate hikes seen despite weak Q2

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Govt contract workers protected, too

Ayala Land dropped from MSCI’s PH index

Boardroom Watch

By Leah Salterio

JLT Customs Brokerage, DTI Bataan, and CITI Philippines invite importers to a free Post-Clearance Audit Masterclass on Sept. 2 (9 AM–12 PM) at The Bunker, Bataan, and via Zoom. PHOTO BY JLTCB

JLTCB, DTI Bataan, and CITI Philippines partner to build audit-ready import practices

n Incheon International Airport consistently ranks among the world’s best through its passenger-centric design, technology and operational excellence. PHOTO FROM GENSLER n ‘Silkscreen’ is a short film written, directed, edited and co-produced by Zamboanga del Norte filmmaker and Silliman University political science major Rey Anthony Villaverde. n ‘Silkscreen’ asks a lingering question: ‘Is there still more to life when you’ve lived every second of it in survival mode?’

Why UP Law freshies can’t use phones, laptops in class

'The greatest danger today is not that machines are becoming intelligent; the greater danger is human beings become highly intelligent, but no longer wise. That is why we invoke the Holy Spirit at the beginning of each academic year,' Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David said at the Misa de Apertura or the opening Mass of the new academic year at the University of Santo Tomas. PHOTO BY JOAQUIM NIGEL Z. TANGLAO/THE VARSITARIAN

Cardinal David on humans, AI and spiritual intelligence

Value-added products made from local Gracilaria seaweed, such as chips and noodles, were developed under DMMMSU’s Kawkawayan Project to support the livelihood of coastal communities in Santo Tomas, La Union. DMMMSU PHOTO

DMMMSU targets ‘gracilaria’ for La Union

By Leander C. Domingo

Marco Schlüter, Managing Director for Internal Affairs at Naturland e.V., speaks during the European Organic Day 2026 on Aug. 2, 2026. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

Organic agriculture becoming mainstream

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