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US, China agree on tariff ceasefire
For now, Washington will hold off on a massive tariff increase planned for next week and — as negotiations progress. #tradewar
Tears, grief mark 17th anniversary of Indonesia’s Bali bombings
Grieving families, attack survivors and representatives from several embassies laid flowers and lit incense sticks at a memorial in the popular tourist hub of…
Sen. Villar wants coconut farms to diversify
Senator Villar said expanding the coconut farming system by inter-cropping cash crops like cacao, coffee and pineapple can generate higher returns for farmers.
Phl eyed as fuel cell technology hub
Israel-based GenCell Energy, a global developer and provider of power solutions utilizing fuel cell technology, is targeting to make the Philippines its…
LandBank offers low-interest loans through Co-ops
PAMULCO general manager Ronald Briones inspects the rice quality from the cooperative’s warehouse. As the upgraded machinery boosted production output and…
Cebu Pacific to start Clark-Guangzhou flights in Nov
Cebu Pacific’s regional workhorse: The Airbus A320-200
Boehringer bats for stroke-ready hospitals
The Philippines “has a long way to go” as the country needs around 360 hospitals to be stroke-ready to cover the population.
NEA prioritizing low energy rate areas
Electric cooperatives with an electrification level of 74 percent and below as of 2015 will receive the bulk of its allocation next year.
Farmers decry decision to defer rice tariff hike
A farmer uses a machine to plant soybeans in Bozhou, Anhui province. Wholesale prices of China's agricultural products went up Friday, according to a report…
‘Build new cities to decongest metro’
Secretary Panelo can accept all the critics’ challenge but traffic still won’t be solved.
‘Hagibis’ makes beeline for Tokyo
Rated “large and very strong,” the storm has already forced the cancellation of two Rugby World Cup matches, disrupted the Suzuka Grand Prix and grounded more…
Red Cross ready for polio vaccination drive
The Philippine Red Cross (PRC) is now ready for the massive oral polio vaccination drive scheduled from 14-27 October in Metro Manila and select areas in…
Beijing, Washington OK partial trade deal
WASHINGTON (AFP) — US President Donald Trump on Friday announced a partial trade deal with China after talks in Washington with Vice Premier Liu He.
Smoke-free policies of Metro cities noted
Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) chairman Danilo Lim urged all local government units in Metro Manila to fully implement the anti-smoking…
New building within Batasan proposed
A House leader is pushing for the construction of a new building within the Batasan Pambansa Complex that would house desk offices and the legislative liaison…
Bill mandates gov’t execs should commute
A House leader is set to file a bill that would mandate all ranking government officials to ride public transport every Monday.
The Mastermind
TAB Baldwin trades the glory of international basketball to developing college kids into better persons. JOAQUIN FLORES
QC goes hard against red tape
Quezon City Mayor Joy Belmonte is taking a step forward in her administration’s campaign against red tape to further improve the delivery of public service.
United as one
At first, I was in denial. I couldn’t believe what happened to CV. He’s very cheerful and he has a great future ahead of him.