US flights recover after nationwide air traffic shutdown 

US airlines scrambled Saturday to restore disrupted schedules after a four-hour nationwide flight grounding triggered by an air traffic control network failure, with thousands of cancellations and delays expected to ripple through the weekend.

Tiny sensors could help farmers spot crop stress before damage

Plants cannot complain when the heat gets unbearable or water becomes scarce. But they do send out distress signals, and scientists have developed a tiny sensor that could help farmers detect them before crops show visible signs of damage.

Cebu gateway makes island-hopping easier across Visayas

Travelers planning a Visayas holiday can now map out multi-island trips based on the number of days they have, with a new website bringing destination guides, personalized itineraries and booking services under one digital roof.

A little sand, a lot of history

Not every sporting achievement needs a stadium full of spectators, a television audience running into the millions, or a superstar whose face sells everything from sneakers to soft drinks. Sometimes, all it takes is a patch of sand, two determined athletes, and a crowd that knows exactly what is at stake.

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US flights recover after nationwide air traffic shutdown 

US airlines scrambled Saturday to restore disrupted schedules after a four-hour nationwide flight grounding triggered by an air traffic control network failure, with thousands of cancellations and delays expected to ripple through the weekend.

Tiny sensors could help farmers spot crop stress before damage

Plants cannot complain when the heat gets unbearable or water becomes scarce. But they do send out distress signals, and scientists have developed a tiny sensor that could help farmers detect them before crops show visible signs of damage.

Cebu gateway makes island-hopping easier across Visayas

Travelers planning a Visayas holiday can now map out multi-island trips based on the number of days they have, with a new website bringing destination guides, personalized itineraries and booking services under one digital roof.

A little sand, a lot of history

Not every sporting achievement needs a stadium full of spectators, a television audience running into the millions, or a superstar whose face sells everything from sneakers to soft drinks. Sometimes, all it takes is a patch of sand, two determined athletes, and a crowd that knows exactly what is at stake.

Embraer sees long-term industry links in PH-Brazil defense ties

Brazilian aerospace manufacturer Embraer sees defense and aircraft sales as a potential springboard for long-term industrial cooperation with the Philippines, with opportunities extending beyond equipment purchases to maintenance, training and technology transfer.

Marcos sets up AI council to drive investments, adoption

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has created a national council to fast-track artificial intelligence (AI) adoption, coordinate government initiatives, and attract investments in the emerging technology, while addressing risks to jobs and workers.

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US flights recover after nationwide air traffic shutdown 

US airlines scrambled Saturday to restore disrupted schedules after a four-hour nationwide flight grounding triggered by an air traffic control network failure, with thousands of cancellations and delays expected to ripple through the weekend.

Tiny sensors could help farmers spot crop stress before damage

Plants cannot complain when the heat gets unbearable or water becomes scarce. But they do send out distress signals, and scientists have developed a tiny sensor that could help farmers detect them before crops show visible signs of damage.

Cebu gateway makes island-hopping easier across Visayas

Travelers planning a Visayas holiday can now map out multi-island trips based on the number of days they have, with a new website bringing destination guides, personalized itineraries and booking services under one digital roof.

A little sand, a lot of history

Not every sporting achievement needs a stadium full of spectators, a television audience running into the millions, or a superstar whose face sells everything from sneakers to soft drinks. Sometimes, all it takes is a patch of sand, two determined athletes, and a crowd that knows exactly what is at stake.
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US flights recover after nationwide air traffic shutdown 

US airlines scrambled Saturday to restore disrupted schedules after a four-hour nationwide flight grounding triggered by an air traffic control network failure, with thousands of cancellations and delays expected to ripple through the weekend.

Tiny sensors could help farmers spot crop stress before damage

Plants cannot complain when the heat gets unbearable or water becomes scarce. But they do send out distress signals, and scientists have developed a tiny sensor that could help farmers detect them before crops show visible signs of damage.

Cebu gateway makes island-hopping easier across Visayas

Travelers planning a Visayas holiday can now map out multi-island trips based on the number of days they have, with a new website bringing destination guides, personalized itineraries and booking services under one digital roof.

A little sand, a lot of history

Not every sporting achievement needs a stadium full of spectators, a television audience running into the millions, or a superstar whose face sells everything from sneakers to soft drinks. Sometimes, all it takes is a patch of sand, two determined athletes, and a crowd that knows exactly what is at stake.

Embraer sees long-term industry links in PH-Brazil defense ties

Brazilian aerospace manufacturer Embraer sees defense and aircraft sales as a potential springboard for long-term industrial cooperation with the Philippines, with opportunities extending beyond equipment purchases to maintenance, training and technology transfer.

Marcos sets up AI council to drive investments, adoption

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has created a national council to fast-track artificial intelligence (AI) adoption, coordinate government initiatives, and attract investments in the emerging technology, while addressing risks to jobs and workers.

DEFA, Canada FTA open markets for Philippine businesses

The Philippines expects two major trade initiatives, the ASEAN Digital Economy Framework Agreement (DEFA) and a free trade agreement with Canada, to expand export opportunities and help smaller enterprises participate more actively in international commerce.

Philippines courts Brazilian investments in food, energy

The Philippines is seeking Brazilian investments in food processing, ethanol and clean energy, as government and business leaders pursue partnerships to boost domestic production, create jobs and strengthen food and energy security.

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ASEAN signs digital pact targeting $2T economy by 2030

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Tiny sensors could help farmers spot crop stress before damage

Plants cannot complain when the heat gets unbearable or water becomes scarce. But they do send out distress signals, and scientists have developed a tiny sensor that could help farmers detect them before crops show visible signs of damage.

Cebu gateway makes island-hopping easier across Visayas

Travelers planning a Visayas holiday can now map out multi-island trips based on the number of days they have, with a new website bringing destination guides, personalized itineraries and booking services under one digital roof.

A little sand, a lot of history

Not every sporting achievement needs a stadium full of spectators, a television audience running into the millions, or a superstar whose face sells everything from sneakers to soft drinks. Sometimes, all it takes is a patch of sand, two determined athletes, and a crowd that knows exactly what is at stake.

Embraer sees long-term industry links in PH-Brazil defense ties

Brazilian aerospace manufacturer Embraer sees defense and aircraft sales as a potential springboard for long-term industrial cooperation with the Philippines, with opportunities extending beyond equipment purchases to maintenance, training and technology transfer.

Marcos sets up AI council to drive investments, adoption

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has created a national council to fast-track artificial intelligence (AI) adoption, coordinate government initiatives, and attract investments in the emerging technology, while addressing risks to jobs and workers.