OFW’s wallet with P93,000 returned after 7 months
A Filipina who worked as an entertainer in Japan got the surprise of her life when she got back the wallet she lost at…
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Bangko Sentral warns against fake ₱10,000 bill
Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, June 23) — The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) said on Saturday it has not released a ₱10,000 bill. A photo…
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Gov’t employees among the ‘happiest’ at work: Jobstreet
MANILA – Government workers are among the “happiest” types of employees, alongside those in the hospitality and restaurant sectors, recruitment portal Jobstreet said Monday….
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Cagayan ‘kasambahay’ graduates from university as magna cum laude
Jarel Barcelona Tadio of Tuguegarao, Cagayan first started to dream for himself when he realized his life was different from the comfortable lives his peers…
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Quick, easy and it costs just ONE cent to remit your money with WorldRemit
Money transfer is now made easily available for migrant workers and expats in Singapore with digital money transfer app, WorldRemit, that requires a transfer…
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Filipino Deaf student thrives in New York school
He looks like any other ordinary student at Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, New York. He greets other students and is quite popular…
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Mind the gap: In the Philippines, language isn’t about words, it’s about class
The Learning Library is different from other tutorial centers in Manila. This isn’t immediately obvious upon entering its branch in Quezon City, an intimate…
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Filipina chosen to speak for her Harvard class
‘It’s time to go back and fight our battles,’ says Clare Amador to the graduating mid-career class at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government…
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Philippines slips 9 notches in competitiveness ranking
The Philippines ranked 50th out of 63 countries in the 2018 World Competitiveness Yearbook– the worst decline among peers in the Asia-Pacific region MANILA,…
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A Harvard psychologist says people judge you based on 2 criteria when they first meet you
People size you up in seconds, but what exactly are they evaluating? Harvard Business School professor Amy Cuddy has been studying first impressions alongside fellow…
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