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In happiness economics, one model of happiness is that it is determined by the level of income and the level of income relative to other countries.
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In happiness economics, one model of happiness is that it is determined by the level of income and the level of income relative to other countries.
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A Filipino who was repatriated after being trafficked to work in a scam hub abroad has safely returned to the Philippines, the Bureau of Immigration (BI) said…
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More than 300 overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) and their families have safely returned to the Philippines from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) amid escalating…
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The President emphasized that even small actions, such as turning off lights for one hour, can contribute to broader efforts to reduce energy use.
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The senator emphasized the need for comprehensive data on onion production and supply to determine whether continued importation is justified.
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For some families, however, traditions remain unchanged despite the financial strain. One parent said their family will continue their annual ‘Visita Iglesia,’…
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A new survey has emphasized that chronic sleep deprivation, burnout and risks of dropping out are among the main concerns of working students in the…
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QUEZON CITY — Brother Industries marked its 25th year in the Philippines on 25 March at Opus Mall, where it outlined developments, challenges, and upcoming…
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The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) reported that the country’s exports reached a record level in the first two months of 2026, the highest since 1991.
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Alsons Consolidated Resources Inc. (ACR), the publicly listed company of the Mindanao-focused Alcantara Group, reported a slight dip in net income to P2.4…
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Oil refineries are still running on the inventories before Iran was attacked — inventories normally lasting 40-60 days — but these refineries are now running…
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Instead of providing the public with a clear path to navigate through the series of price shocks, the edict only added to the confusion.
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The strongest measure taken by the government thus far — the suspension of the excise tax on fuel — will have little effect in easing Filipinos’ suffering,…
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The Philippines may face a debt crisis worse than the ongoing oil shock if the government fails to cut wasteful spending and rein in its fiscal position,…
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‘But what we are focusing on now is immediate, you know, we will have to amend the Oil Deregulation Law.’
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Filipino households should brace for worsening economic and climate-related conditions throughout 2026, Vice President Sara Duterte warned on Friday, saying…
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The big three domestic oil firms warned that their fuel inventories may run out next month if the problem in the Strait of Hormuz is not resolved, but…
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As the call for the government to temporarily take over the operations of oil companies due to the leap-frogging fuel prices — which is far higher than the…
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