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MANY GRADUATES of healthcare programs are inadequately prepared to operate in a public-health environment, particularly in delivering community medicine in remote areas, the Ateneo de Manila University said. “Graduates often…

THE Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) said that the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Community Vision 2025, is expected to expand market access for micro, small and medium…

THE PHILIPPINES and Indonesia are falling behind in the effort to decarbonize East Asia and the Pacific due to their continued reliance on dirty energy, the World Bank (WB) said…

SOME Philippine export orders are currently on hold as buyers await US tariff developments, the parent company of logistics firm Airspeed International Corp. said. “The US tariffs have really affected…

THE Department of Tourism (DoT) said on Wednesday that it is seeking to establish the Philippines as a food and gastronomy destination within Southeast Asia. Tourism Undersecretary Verna C. Buensuceso…

ACCOUNTING and information technology (IT) roles dominated the job postings in the year to date, online employment portal Jobstreet said on Wednesday. In a statement, Jobstreet by SEEK said that…

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (IT), technology, and software companies dominated the list of the Top 50 Employers in the Philippines for 2025, according to Kalibrr, a job-hunting platform.  Kalibrr Marketing Supervisor Zarah…

MANILA Electric Co. (Meralco) is confident that the government’s nuclear energy ambitions will advance under the new interim Energy Secretary Sharon S. Garin, who had formerly overseen nuclear energy policy…

RICE IMPORTS in 2024 amounted to 4.8 million metric tons (MMT), generating tariffs of P34.23 billion, up 12.57%, the Department of Agriculture said. Agriculture spokesman Arnel V. de Mesa told…

AN INITIAL 120,000 minimum-wage earners were selected as beneficiaries of the P20-per-kilo rice program, according to the Department of Agriculture (DA). The first batch of beneficiaries was taken from a…