By Vincent Lee THIS YEAR, Shopee marks its 10th year in the Philippines — a milestone that not only celebrates our journey but also reflects...

By Bjorn Biel M. Beltran, Special Features and Content Assistant Editor “The Philippines has so much potential.” An oft-heard refrain, increasingly with a tinge of...

The information technology and business process management (IT-BPM) industry views artificial intelligence (AI) as an opportunity to maintain its position among the world’s top outsourcing destinations.

By Alea Ladaga, Community Manager, Sinigang Valley Association The Philippines is no longer just “emerging.” With rich talent, expanding capital flows, and more than a...

TAIPEI — Imagine having to undergo an electrocardiogram (ECG) test for 14 days, but instead of wearing a Holter monitor, you simply attach a small device to your chest with a disposable body patch.

CYBER RISK is no longer episodic — it is persistent, stealthy, and accelerating. The widespread use of artificial intelligence by cybercriminals is transforming the threat landscape, enabling faster and more covert attacks that evade traditional defenses.

By Bjorn Biel M. Beltran, Special Features and Content Assistant Editor The Philippines has no shortage of smart people with good ideas. That’s been proven...

With five years remaining to reach its 35% renewable energy (RE) target, the Philippines is stepping up efforts to expand clean energy capacity, supported by new policies, auctions, and increasing private sector participation.

BACK IN 2013, we witnessed firsthand as a company the devastation wrought by Typhoon Haiyan, the most powerful typhoon ever to make landfall. The storm made a direct hit on Leyte, severely damaging our largest geothermal power plants and disabling them for months.

By Mhicole A. Moral, Special Features and Content Writer Cultural and historical travel accounts for nearly half of global tourism activity, according to the World...

ACROSS the Philippines, the humble habal-habal — those two-wheeled lifelines threading through dirt roads and mountain trails — has become the most accessible ride for millions. But this unsung hero of rural mobility is now staring down a legislative guillotine.

As it falls short of delivering on its promise of producing employable graduates, the case for the K-to-12 program is further called into question amid the persistent learning crisis in the country.