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  1. LEARNING how to interpret nutrition labels and ingredient lists empowers consumers to make informed grocery decisions.

    It pays to read the label

    As GLP-1 therapies become more accessible in the Philippines, health professionals encourage consumers to read nutrition labels, compare sugar claims and make…

    DT·

  2. ALYSSA Valdez of Creamline underlines the PVL’s big role in her storied 10-year career.

    Valdez pays homage to PVL

    Alyssa Valdez celebrates her 10th PVL season as Creamline opens its All-Filipino Conference Siklab campaign with a straight-sets win over Akari before a record…

    Mark Escarlote·

  3. Valid separation pay

    Valid separation pay

    An employee dismissed for poor performance may, in certain circumstances, receive separation pay as financial assistance under Philippine jurisprudence,…

    Joji Alonso·

  4. Law benders will pay

    Law benders will pay

    When the Senate impeachment court allows the threshold to fall to a smaller number, such as 14, it effectively changes the requirement written into the…

    DT·

  5. ‘Petsa de Power’ pays off with Quill win

    ‘Petsa de Power’ pays off with Quill win

    TELUS Digital Philippines won a Philippine Quill Award for “Petsa de Power,” a financial wellness campaign that expanded employee access to savings, HMO and…

    DT·

  6. PCIC president Jovy Bernabe said faster settlements can help maintain confidence in agricultural insurance and allow producers to finance their next production cycle.

    PCIC pays storm-hit farmers P104M

    The Philippine Crop Insurance Corp. released P104.1 million in insurance claims to 10,596 farmers and fisherfolk affected by Habagat and three tropical…

    DT·

  7. Farmers in seven regions across the country suffered losses as a result of tropical storm ‘Crising’ totaling as much as P134.66 million as of Tuesday morning, up sharply from the P96.9 million reported just a day earlier.

    PCIC pays P104M to storm-hit farmers

    The PCIC releases P104.1 million in insurance claims to 10,596 farmers and fisherfolk affected by Habagat and three tropical cyclones.

    Mico Virata·