Approximately 4.7 million fewer girls are expected to be born globally within the next 10 years because of sex-selective practices in countries where residents prefer male offsprings, a trend that could undermine social cohesion in the long term, according to a recent study.
Read More »Robredo offers suggestions to cope with COVID surge
Vice President Leni Robredo gave suggestions to make the August 6-20 Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ) in Metro Manila the last lockdown for the metropolis.
Read More »Pandemic affected two-thirds of consumer income
A recent survey showed that two-thirds of consumers said their income was negatively affected by the pandemic in the second quarter of 2021, with the impact more pronounced for Gen X and millennials.
Read More »Davao teacher touches lives through agriculture
Jeffrey Toleran, a high school teacher from Davao City, exemplifies how an SM Foundation (SMFI) Kabalikat Sa Kabuhayan (KSK) on Sustainable Agriculture farmer-graduate put into good use all the learnings acquired from the said training program.
Read More »On The Right Track to Recovery: SM Supermalls Records 2M Jabs
SM Supermalls celebrates another milestone in its vaccination drive in partnership with the government: the administering of the 2 Millionth COVID-19 vaccine dose today, August 5, at the Mega Vaccination Center in SM Megamall.
Read More »Soil from Mayon might cure cancer, other diseases
Local scientists have discovered that the soil spewed out by Mayon volcano over the last 47 times it erupted (since 1616) contain life-saving elements with anti-cancer properties.
Read More »Partnership in building a nation of homeowners.
SMDC, SM Prime, DHSUD, and the Local Government Unit of Iloilo City recently inked an agreement to develop the Uswag Low-rise Residential Building in Brgy. San Isidro, Jaro, IloIlo City. The housing project is expected to benefit low-income, local government regular employees. Present at the online MOA signing (from left to right) DHSUD, Secretary Eduardo del Rosario; SMDC President, Jose …
Read More »ICTSI’s net income for the 1st half of 2021 increased by 73% to $196.7-M across all indicators exceeds 2019 pre-pandemic levels
Throughput grew 14% to 5.5 million TEUs Revenues increased 22% to US$882.6 millionEBITDA 28% higher to US$532.5 million
Read More »New XTREME Cool Portable Aircon for your home
Whether during the summer or rainy season, Filipino households have practically deemed air conditioning units as one of the most essential appliances at home. XTREME Appliances, the country’s leading one-stop shop appliances, offers a wide range of air-cooling products to cater to the needs and preferences of Filipino households — window type, split type, floor standing, ceiling cassette, and ceiling …
Read More »ICTSI Honduras, Big Creek Terminals ink mutual benefit pact
Operadora Portuaria Centroamericana (OPC), the Honduran subsidiary of International Container Terminal Services, Inc., has signed a sister port agreement with the Port of Big Creek in Belize to strengthen relations and promote interconnectivity between the two Central American ports. The partnership benefits both ports and their respective areas of influence.
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