Last year’s data revealed that more Japanese firms have went under due to labor shortage, reflecting the growing toll of the country’s current labor crisis on businesses that fail to secure or keep employees.
Today’s financial technology or better known as fintech refers to a business that aims to provide modern financial services through the use of latest software and technology.
Today’s revolutionary innovations are not simply impacting the financial industry. They have the possibility to change the way we make transactions in all sides of a business.
For Filipinos hoping to cash in on the bitcoin craze, think twice and hear this warning of lawmaker first before putting your hard-earned money in cryptocurrency.
Travelers bounded north may now expect shorter time and more convenient travel as a new section in Tarlac-Pangasinan-La Union Expressway (TPLEx) opened.
Apparently, things are getting better and better for Nueva Ecija and Iloilo as the two just earned their places among the wealthiest places in the country.
Finally, the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) is no longer on the list of the worst airports based on a recent survey conducted by a renowned travel website.
From now on, students can have ample time to rest and spend quality time with the family on weekends as a new order from DepEd directs schools to refrain from giving students weekend homework.
A new measure which seeks to require dash board cameras in all vehicles is currently pending at the House of Representatives and is now waiting for approval.
Probably In an aim to extend the coverage of NBI clearance, as well as to save time and resources of applicants, the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) will start issuing multipurpose clearance by October.
To let our loved ones choose what their hearts desire to buy, we often end up giving them gift checks (GC) as gift. Unfortunately, such precious gift always comes along with an expiration date. So here’s good news to all of us.
During the first seven months of this year, personal remittances and money transfers from overseas Filipino workers (OFW) increased by 8.7 percent, reaching $2.559 billion.
Passengers from Clark will no longer have to worry too much about their struggles in traveling to reach Manila as new point-to-point buses are finally here.
Finally, the long wait for a driver’s license with 5-year validity is over as the Land Transportation Office (LTO) has started issuing first batch of the said licenses.
In the second quarter of this year, the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) presented an annual growth rate of 6.5 percent, a significant increase from 6.4 percent in the previous quarter.
Along with the approval of the proposal to extend passport validity up to 10 years, passport renewal now requires an additional certificate due to the new advanced system used in issuing new passports.
In November 2017, Philippines and Japan will start working together to design the hundreds of billion worth Mega Manila subway. It might be indeed far from reality so far, but at least we have something to look up to.
Good news to all UPLB students who had already paid their tuition fees this semester. They would be getting a refund for their paid tuition fees this first semester of 2017.
President Rodrigo Duterte has finally decided to sign into a law a bill that would grant free tuition in state universities (SUCs) and colleges across the country.
As the 23rd day of July is fast approaching, the Department of Health (DOH) on the other hand clarifies that the nationwide ban on smoking would soon take effect.
Despite the ongoing tension brought by terrorism in Marawi City in Mindanao, the country’s vibrant economy ranked 10th place among the countries with the fastest growing economy in the world this year.
A new law banning small children from riding motorcycles that has been implemented a few weeks ago seems ineffective and without merit as people in this country can still be seen disregarding the new regulation.
Apparently, today’s Millennials today are wishful thinkers and very passionate about what they do. This is why they are very eager to work hard to meet their goals.
A proposed law which was seen to greatly benefit the Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) has been approved during the senate’s third and final reading last Monday.
Contradicting to what has been previously predicted, Philippine peso is now gaining ground over dollar, and is in fact emerging as Asia’s best currency.
In the recently released list of the top universities in Asia for this year, only one Philippine university made it and it is really something to rejoice as this is the first time that a Philippine university has been included in the annual listing.
As the Philippine Peso is expected to fall against dollar this year, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas has already gave its stance regarding the said excessive depreciation.
As analyzed by the experts, the Philippine peso was seen falling to dollars, and in fact, it is expected to further weaken to dollar this year as the country’s current account continues to deteriorate.
Starting on April 30, all Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) who will personally buy plane tickets in any ticketing office or travel agency will no longer have to pay terminal fee.
As the future depends on the youth of the nation, the Senate finally moves in hope of providing quality education to qualified college students who are believed to be the future of our country.
When it comes to education, Filipinos really value learning and there are lots of proofs to this claim. In fact, at least 8 universities in the country have been listed among Asia’s best.
Good news comes after good news! When the news about the SSS pension hike broke, most of us didn’t see it coming into reality within just a week. But, whether we believe it or not, blessings will start pouring tomorrow.
Finally, President Rodrigo Duterte, has used his power to sign an executed order implementing the much-awaited pension hike for the two million SSS retirees.
While some rejoice, others are quite unpleased as the Philippine peso closed at P50:$1 yesterday. And now, different reactions broke all over the social media after the news surfaced.
For those who love to travel abroad but hate stressful long queue in renewing their Philippine passport, here is something you’ve alll been waiting for. Finally, the House of Representatives approved a bill extending passport’s validity to ten years.
For several years, the country’s education system has been hindered from imposing mandatory ROTC for students in its curriculum. And now, the same is set to make a comeback following the approval of President Rodrigo Duterte.
Amidst the rumors regarding the call to abolish the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR), the agency has recently announced its plan to hire at least 11,000 more employees this year.
Last year’s data revealed that more Japanese firms have went under due to labor shortage, reflecting the growing toll of the country’s current labor crisis on businesses that fail to secure or keep employees.
Today’s financial technology or better known as fintech refers to a business that aims to provide modern financial services through the use of latest software and technology.
Today’s revolutionary innovations are not simply impacting the financial industry. They have the possibility to change the way we make transactions in all sides of a business.
For Filipinos hoping to cash in on the bitcoin craze, think twice and hear this warning of lawmaker first before putting your hard-earned money in cryptocurrency.
Travelers bounded north may now expect shorter time and more convenient travel as a new section in Tarlac-Pangasinan-La Union Expressway (TPLEx) opened.
Apparently, things are getting better and better for Nueva Ecija and Iloilo as the two just earned their places among the wealthiest places in the country.
Finally, the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) is no longer on the list of the worst airports based on a recent survey conducted by a renowned travel website.
From now on, students can have ample time to rest and spend quality time with the family on weekends as a new order from DepEd directs schools to refrain from giving students weekend homework.
A new measure which seeks to require dash board cameras in all vehicles is currently pending at the House of Representatives and is now waiting for approval.
Probably In an aim to extend the coverage of NBI clearance, as well as to save time and resources of applicants, the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) will start issuing multipurpose clearance by October.
To let our loved ones choose what their hearts desire to buy, we often end up giving them gift checks (GC) as gift. Unfortunately, such precious gift always comes along with an expiration date. So here’s good news to all of us.
During the first seven months of this year, personal remittances and money transfers from overseas Filipino workers (OFW) increased by 8.7 percent, reaching $2.559 billion.
Passengers from Clark will no longer have to worry too much about their struggles in traveling to reach Manila as new point-to-point buses are finally here.
Finally, the long wait for a driver’s license with 5-year validity is over as the Land Transportation Office (LTO) has started issuing first batch of the said licenses.
In the second quarter of this year, the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) presented an annual growth rate of 6.5 percent, a significant increase from 6.4 percent in the previous quarter.
Along with the approval of the proposal to extend passport validity up to 10 years, passport renewal now requires an additional certificate due to the new advanced system used in issuing new passports.
In November 2017, Philippines and Japan will start working together to design the hundreds of billion worth Mega Manila subway. It might be indeed far from reality so far, but at least we have something to look up to.
Good news to all UPLB students who had already paid their tuition fees this semester. They would be getting a refund for their paid tuition fees this first semester of 2017.
President Rodrigo Duterte has finally decided to sign into a law a bill that would grant free tuition in state universities (SUCs) and colleges across the country.
As the 23rd day of July is fast approaching, the Department of Health (DOH) on the other hand clarifies that the nationwide ban on smoking would soon take effect.
Despite the ongoing tension brought by terrorism in Marawi City in Mindanao, the country’s vibrant economy ranked 10th place among the countries with the fastest growing economy in the world this year.
A new law banning small children from riding motorcycles that has been implemented a few weeks ago seems ineffective and without merit as people in this country can still be seen disregarding the new regulation.
Apparently, today’s Millennials today are wishful thinkers and very passionate about what they do. This is why they are very eager to work hard to meet their goals.
A proposed law which was seen to greatly benefit the Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) has been approved during the senate’s third and final reading last Monday.
Contradicting to what has been previously predicted, Philippine peso is now gaining ground over dollar, and is in fact emerging as Asia’s best currency.
In the recently released list of the top universities in Asia for this year, only one Philippine university made it and it is really something to rejoice as this is the first time that a Philippine university has been included in the annual listing.
As the Philippine Peso is expected to fall against dollar this year, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas has already gave its stance regarding the said excessive depreciation.
As analyzed by the experts, the Philippine peso was seen falling to dollars, and in fact, it is expected to further weaken to dollar this year as the country’s current account continues to deteriorate.
Starting on April 30, all Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) who will personally buy plane tickets in any ticketing office or travel agency will no longer have to pay terminal fee.
As the future depends on the youth of the nation, the Senate finally moves in hope of providing quality education to qualified college students who are believed to be the future of our country.
When it comes to education, Filipinos really value learning and there are lots of proofs to this claim. In fact, at least 8 universities in the country have been listed among Asia’s best.
Good news comes after good news! When the news about the SSS pension hike broke, most of us didn’t see it coming into reality within just a week. But, whether we believe it or not, blessings will start pouring tomorrow.
Finally, President Rodrigo Duterte, has used his power to sign an executed order implementing the much-awaited pension hike for the two million SSS retirees.
While some rejoice, others are quite unpleased as the Philippine peso closed at P50:$1 yesterday. And now, different reactions broke all over the social media after the news surfaced.
For those who love to travel abroad but hate stressful long queue in renewing their Philippine passport, here is something you’ve alll been waiting for. Finally, the House of Representatives approved a bill extending passport’s validity to ten years.
For several years, the country’s education system has been hindered from imposing mandatory ROTC for students in its curriculum. And now, the same is set to make a comeback following the approval of President Rodrigo Duterte.
Amidst the rumors regarding the call to abolish the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR), the agency has recently announced its plan to hire at least 11,000 more employees this year.
Last year’s data revealed that more Japanese firms have went under due to labor shortage, reflecting the growing toll of the country’s current labor crisis on businesses that fail to secure or keep employees.
Today’s financial technology or better known as fintech refers to a business that aims to provide modern financial services through the use of latest software and technology.
Today’s revolutionary innovations are not simply impacting the financial industry. They have the possibility to change the way we make transactions in all sides of a business.
For Filipinos hoping to cash in on the bitcoin craze, think twice and hear this warning of lawmaker first before putting your hard-earned money in cryptocurrency.
Travelers bounded north may now expect shorter time and more convenient travel as a new section in Tarlac-Pangasinan-La Union Expressway (TPLEx) opened.
Apparently, things are getting better and better for Nueva Ecija and Iloilo as the two just earned their places among the wealthiest places in the country.
Finally, the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) is no longer on the list of the worst airports based on a recent survey conducted by a renowned travel website.
From now on, students can have ample time to rest and spend quality time with the family on weekends as a new order from DepEd directs schools to refrain from giving students weekend homework.
A new measure which seeks to require dash board cameras in all vehicles is currently pending at the House of Representatives and is now waiting for approval.
Probably In an aim to extend the coverage of NBI clearance, as well as to save time and resources of applicants, the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) will start issuing multipurpose clearance by October.
To let our loved ones choose what their hearts desire to buy, we often end up giving them gift checks (GC) as gift. Unfortunately, such precious gift always comes along with an expiration date. So here’s good news to all of us.
During the first seven months of this year, personal remittances and money transfers from overseas Filipino workers (OFW) increased by 8.7 percent, reaching $2.559 billion.
Passengers from Clark will no longer have to worry too much about their struggles in traveling to reach Manila as new point-to-point buses are finally here.
Finally, the long wait for a driver’s license with 5-year validity is over as the Land Transportation Office (LTO) has started issuing first batch of the said licenses.
In the second quarter of this year, the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) presented an annual growth rate of 6.5 percent, a significant increase from 6.4 percent in the previous quarter.
Along with the approval of the proposal to extend passport validity up to 10 years, passport renewal now requires an additional certificate due to the new advanced system used in issuing new passports.
In November 2017, Philippines and Japan will start working together to design the hundreds of billion worth Mega Manila subway. It might be indeed far from reality so far, but at least we have something to look up to.
Good news to all UPLB students who had already paid their tuition fees this semester. They would be getting a refund for their paid tuition fees this first semester of 2017.
President Rodrigo Duterte has finally decided to sign into a law a bill that would grant free tuition in state universities (SUCs) and colleges across the country.
As the 23rd day of July is fast approaching, the Department of Health (DOH) on the other hand clarifies that the nationwide ban on smoking would soon take effect.
Despite the ongoing tension brought by terrorism in Marawi City in Mindanao, the country’s vibrant economy ranked 10th place among the countries with the fastest growing economy in the world this year.
A new law banning small children from riding motorcycles that has been implemented a few weeks ago seems ineffective and without merit as people in this country can still be seen disregarding the new regulation.
Apparently, today’s Millennials today are wishful thinkers and very passionate about what they do. This is why they are very eager to work hard to meet their goals.
A proposed law which was seen to greatly benefit the Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) has been approved during the senate’s third and final reading last Monday.
Contradicting to what has been previously predicted, Philippine peso is now gaining ground over dollar, and is in fact emerging as Asia’s best currency.
In the recently released list of the top universities in Asia for this year, only one Philippine university made it and it is really something to rejoice as this is the first time that a Philippine university has been included in the annual listing.
As the Philippine Peso is expected to fall against dollar this year, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas has already gave its stance regarding the said excessive depreciation.
As analyzed by the experts, the Philippine peso was seen falling to dollars, and in fact, it is expected to further weaken to dollar this year as the country’s current account continues to deteriorate.
Starting on April 30, all Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) who will personally buy plane tickets in any ticketing office or travel agency will no longer have to pay terminal fee.
As the future depends on the youth of the nation, the Senate finally moves in hope of providing quality education to qualified college students who are believed to be the future of our country.
When it comes to education, Filipinos really value learning and there are lots of proofs to this claim. In fact, at least 8 universities in the country have been listed among Asia’s best.
Good news comes after good news! When the news about the SSS pension hike broke, most of us didn’t see it coming into reality within just a week. But, whether we believe it or not, blessings will start pouring tomorrow.
Finally, President Rodrigo Duterte, has used his power to sign an executed order implementing the much-awaited pension hike for the two million SSS retirees.
While some rejoice, others are quite unpleased as the Philippine peso closed at P50:$1 yesterday. And now, different reactions broke all over the social media after the news surfaced.
For those who love to travel abroad but hate stressful long queue in renewing their Philippine passport, here is something you’ve alll been waiting for. Finally, the House of Representatives approved a bill extending passport’s validity to ten years.
For several years, the country’s education system has been hindered from imposing mandatory ROTC for students in its curriculum. And now, the same is set to make a comeback following the approval of President Rodrigo Duterte.
Amidst the rumors regarding the call to abolish the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR), the agency has recently announced its plan to hire at least 11,000 more employees this year.