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Cebu hub ascends as Philippines’ transfer kingpin

Mactan-Cebu International Airport is tightening its grip as the country’s second-busiest gateway—and increasingly, its most efficient transfer hub—linking travelers across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao with growing speed and precision.

Eala serves Manila a sunny Sunday stunner

Alex Eala served Manila its Sunday headline hot and early, with coffee brewing and pandesal fresh from the oven, dishing out a crisp 6-3, 7-6 win over Magda Linette to punch her ticket to the Round of 16 of the Miami Open.

Filipinos urged to invest in protection, insurers expand digital partnerships

Filipinos are encouraged to invest more in life insurance as protection against financial risks, while the insurer Pru Life UK ramps up digital partnerships to widen access and improve coverage.

MPTC, KaBiyahe expands rebates to more Luzon tollways

Metro Pacific Tollways Corp. (MPTC) is widening its KaBiyahe Rebate Program to more Luzon expressways, aiming to cushion transport operators from rising fuel costs and steady the movement of essential goods.

Meycauayan River microbes ‘eat’ plastic, may hold cancer cure

In a place most people would avoid, science has found unlikely heroes.

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SGEN switches to renewable energy for schools

The Southville Global Education Network (SGEN), a group of schools from early childhood to postgraduate level, has shifted to renewable energy for its power needs through a partnership with First Gen, the country’s largest renewable energy provider.

BTS reunites live, blends heritage with pop 

After nearly four years off the same stage, BTS returned in blockbuster fashion on March 21 with BTS THE COMEBACK LIVE | ARIRANG, drawing an estimated 260,000 fans to Gwanghwamun Square and millions more through a global stream on Netflix. 

Flour power: Filipino bakeries rise to survive 

Before sunrise, neighborhood ovens across the Philippines are already humming—dough proofing, trays filling, and the unmistakable scent of pandesal drifting through streets from Cuenca, Batangas to Kamuning, Quezon City. 

Gov’t cuts water prices by over half in remote barangays

Residents in some of the country’s most isolated communities are now paying dramatically less for clean drinking water, with prices slashed by more than 50 percent under government programs tied to Executive Order 22 of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
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