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FDIs nosedive by 46% to $448M in January

The Philippines started on the wrong foot as foreign direct investments (FDIs) that entered the country nosedived by 45.7 percent to a 20-month low...

Economy creates more jobs in February but not enough; rank of jobless rise

Around 102,000 Filipinos joined the ranks of the unemployed in February,  raising the number of the jobless to 2.47 million from 2.37 million in...

Statistics Office revise down 4Q GDP growth to 7.1%

The Philippine Statistics Authority has released the revised estimates of the national accounts for the fourth quarter but the annual rates of growth for...

Digital enterprises obliged to pay taxes, reminds BIR exec

The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) is reminding digital enterprises that, like traditional businesses, they are covered by the Tax Code and have tax...

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Fly Via Cebu: Six islands, countless Visayas adventures 

One island is lovely. Two is a holiday. Six? That’s either an excellent itinerary or a very compelling reason to extend your leave.

Expert backs HPV shots for boys to broaden cancer prevention

A health expert has urged the government to consider expanding the Philippines’ human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination program to include boys, saying gender-neutral immunization could provide broader protection against HPV-related cancers while helping curb virus transmission.

The game is never just a game

There are few things more amusing than watching otherwise sensible adults become unreasonable over a basketball game played by people young enough to be their children. A missed free throw becomes a character flaw. A referee’s call becomes evidence of a conspiracy. A victory is proof that an entire institution is superior, while a defeat is something that requires immediate explanation. The players may be the ones on the court, but the people in the stands often behave as though their own futures are at stake.

Cancer cells under pressure: How crowding may stop spread

Cancer cells are notorious escape artists, squeezing through tissues to invade new territory. But new research suggests that putting these cellular troublemakers under sustained physical pressure could stop their getaway—and even trigger their demise.

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