COLLEGE of St. Benilde Blazers top the Season 98 elimination. — NCAA/SYNERGY-GMAGames Tuesday(Filoil EcoOil Centre)12 p.m. — CSB vs San Beda3 p.m. — Letran vs LPUCOLLEGE St. Benilde (CSB) and Colegio San Juan de Letran set out to arrange a title showdown while San Beda
PHILIPPINES Blu Boys softball team — AMATEUR SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILIPPINESTHE Blu Boys showed the other teams competing in the men’s softball World Cup in Auckland, New Zealand that they are there to compete.Matched up against perennial champions United States in their very first
The UK has one of the lowest payroll tax burdens for businesses, with the average cost of employing a worker on £30k being £3,000. A new study by accounting company UHY shows Britain is below the European average, with the cost of keeping a worker in
RAFAEL REX FELISILDA-UNSPLASHJANELLE Mae Frayna will try to cement her place as the one of the greatest, if not the greatest, Filipina woodpushers of all time as she sets in motion her title-retention bid in the Philippine National Women’s Chess Championship unfurling today at the
(L-R) Nestlé Philippines Inc. Assistant Vice President for Milo Sports Carlo Sampan, Beverages and Confectionary Business Executive Officer Veronica Vargas-Cruz, PSC Chairman Noli Eala and PSC Accounting Head Erik Jean Mayores formally signed partnership for the upcoming 2022 Batang Pinoy National Championships on Monday
The first major free trade agreement signed by Britain after Brexit has been branded a failure after new figures showed exports had fallen since it came into force. Liz Truss signed a “historic” deal with Japan as trade secretary in October 2020, describing it as a
Pact has launched its first £30m seed fund to back early-stage startups across Europe using technology to tackle key priorities for the next generation – economic inclusion, personal and professional well-being, and climate solutions. The new venture capital fund is the first in the UK to
Business leaders have warned that rail services across the north of England could “collapse into utter chaos” unless the government pushes urgently for a resolution to months of disruption. Rail services are already recording historic levels of cancellations, and the imminent introduction of a new timetable
Ineos, the chemicals company owned by the billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe, has held exploratory talks with Rolls-Royce on nuclear technology that could eventually be chosen to provide zero-carbon energy to the Grangemouth refinery in Scotland. A deal between Ineos, one of the UK’s biggest privately owned
CHINA’s economic activity slumped in November and could drop further in coming weeks as coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) outbreaks spread across the country and protests against tighter virus restrictions escalate. Bloomberg’s aggregate index of eight early indicators showed a likely contraction in activity in November from
INDONESIAN national flags fly at a business district in Jakarta, Indonesia, Feb. 5, 2021. — REUTERSJAKARTA — Indonesia has extended loan forbearance for businesses such as accommodation as well as the textile and footwear industries that are yet to recover from the impact of the
Figures are seen in front of displayed social media logos in this illustration taken on May 25. — REUTERSLONDON — Britain’s government intends to make it illegal to encourage others to harm themselves online and will fine social media companies that fail to remove such
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