Asia Pacific College (APC), a key member of the SM Group, is furthering its commitment to quality education with a strategic focus on local and global standards.
Masato Kanda officially assumed the role of the 11th president of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) today, Monday, signaling a new phase in the institution's leadership. Kanda, who succeeds Masatsugu Asakawa, brings nearly four decades of experience in international finance and development policy, having previously served as Japan’s vice-minister of finance for international affairs. His leadership is expected to bolster ADB’s efforts to tackle pressing development challenges in Asia and the Pacific.
Gilas Pilipinas suffered a setback in their rematch against New Zealand, extending their losing streak after an undefeated 4-0 start in the Asia Cup Qualifiers. The 70-87 loss to the Tall Blacks also cost them the top seed in Group B.
After years of playing catch-up, the Philippines is finally off the Financial Action Task Force ’s Grey List. It’s like stepping out of a dimly lit room into the sun, but don’t get too comfortable. Sure, the weight’s off—this is a breath of fresh air—but don’t think for a second that the hard work is over; it is just beginning.
The Philippines and the US are moving full steam ahead on the proposed Pax Silica industrial hub in New Clark City, aiming to secure billions in long-term AI and tech investments that transcend political cycles.
Alex Eala arrived at the Strasbourg Open looking sharp, fearless, and very much at home on clay. For one set, she looked like she might also be leaving with a quick victory and somebody else’s confidence packed in her tennis bag.
Philippine Treasury bill yields climbed again at Monday’s auction, fueled by inflation concerns, tighter monetary policy expectations, and geopolitical uncertainties.
The Philippine Sugar Millers Association (PSMA) said the country currently has enough refined sugar supply, even as demand for locally produced sugar has weakened.