Anyone in the world with computer and an internet connection can help in the fight against Covid-19 through the OpenPandemics - Covid-19 project.

Data from eToro shows that Google, Facebook, and Netflix—companies seeing record usage during the lockdown—are among the most popular investments for Filipinos in March.

President Duterte gives the go signal for the immediate approval of the order and procurement of Covid-19 rapid test kits.

ZEN Rooms partners with the Philippine General Hospital to offer free lodging to the latter’s medical frontliners this month.

Investors include Kickstart Ventures, ABS-CBN, Gobi-Core Philippine Fund, Summit Media, and Foxmont Capital Partners. “Kumu [is] a compelling addition to the media landscape, and [they] have created a unique network which we think will dominate the media landscape in the country in the coming years.”

Regtech startup UNAWA is offering a free webinar, leveraging legal and business expertise to help SMEs identify ways to move forward beyond the lockdown.

CloudEats aims to "change the way the urban emerging class eats by providing high-quality, affordable and quick meals on-demand."

WhatsApp is attempting to stem the tide of misinformation around COVID-19 coursing through its platform by implementing a new limit on the number of users a message can be forwarded to.

Nearly 200 new partner schools have signed up to the Edukasyon.ph platform in the last four weeks alone, including University of the Visayas campuses, University of Mindanao campuses and the AMA Education System—joining existing partners like Ateneo de Manila University, Mapua University and Silliman University.

These two sample business plans were written specifically with the coronavirus pandemic in mind. They include relevant strategies that allow businesses to become more resilient in the coming months.

The partnership provides options to those who may want to extend help during the pandemic from their homes.

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