Filipinos

MANY FILIPINOS are now going on “revenge travels” after spending the past three years confined to their homes due to strict mobility rules amid a public health crisis. In a…

By Keisha B. Ta-asan, Reporter GLORIA L. JAPON, a 48-year-old public school teacher from Cavite south of the Philippine capital, admits struggling to pay her housing loan in the face of…

Eighty-one percent (81%) of adult Filipinos would prefer to go into business – granting they had enough know-how to do so, according to the results of a survey conducted in October…

By Luisa Maria Jacinta C. Jocson, Reporter TAX CUTS implemented this year could spur faster spending and increased savings by middle-class Filipino consumers, as well as lead to higher…

The Philippine peso has seen its value depreciate against the US dollar (USD) during the past months. After reaching a record-low of P56.77 to $1 on Sept. 2, the local currency hit several…

By Arjay L. Balinbin, Senior Reporter MANY FILIPINO CONSUMERS are “reloading” less credits on their prepaid mobile phone accounts and opting for more affordable offerings as they tighten…

The Entrepreneur Of The Year Philippines 2022 has concluded its search for the country’s most undaunted and unstoppable entrepreneurs. Entrepreneur Of The Year Philippines is a program of…

By Kyle Aristophere T. Atienza and Alyssa Nicole O. Tan, Reporters KURTSON ROWEEN C. GAMBOA, 22, doesn’t look forward to more traffic jams in November, when more students are expected to be…

RECONNECTING with family, getting tangled in an unusual situation, and referencing Pinoy culture, all happen in the film Easter Sunday, which features a nearly all-Filipino American cast.…

UNSPLASH Filipinos are the “most optimistic” in Southeast Asia when it comes to the implications of the metaverse, a survey showed. The Digital Frontiers 4.0 survey…