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At this point, internet access has long moved past privilege and is now into essential territory. Millions rely on it for work and productivity, especially during the pandemic. But just how pricey is internet in the Philippines in relation to how much ...

In the next three to five years, over half of financial institutions worldwide say they will hire more freelance workers or so-called “gig employees,” findings of a study by multinational PwC (PricewaterhouseCoopers) revealed. The report entitled “Productivity 2021 and beyond: Upskilling the workforce ...

Like nearly everything else in life, Valentine’s Day is going to be a lot different this year, no thanks to the pandemic. For better or for worse, celebrations for the day of love are going to be much more muted and low-key. ...

A student loan program offered by a bank and one of the largest networks of private schools in the country aims to help students and their parents cope with difficulties brought about by the coronavirus pandemic.ALSO READ: EDUCATIONThis is How You Can ...

That headline probably made you want to spring up from your seat—if you didn’t, then you probably should. Because apparently, spending more than 9.5 hours a day glued to your office chair might just send you to the grave faster than you ...

Expensive clothing accessories are no longer the best indicators of wealth, says a new study.A U.S. National Bureau of Economic Research study shows that people are more likely to look at the phone you’re using instead of the bag you’re toting. University of ...

Summer pool parties are great—except when the water is filled with shit.Thousands of people have gotten sick from water contaminated with bacteria or parasites from other people's diarrhea, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report. Between 2000 and 2014, ...

The United Nations recently published the 2018 edition of its annual World Happiness Report, which aims to gauge a country’s happiness based on several factors, with the intention of using it as a guide for social development. It’s a lofty ambition, seeking ...

The future of food is in the hands of the smartphone-obsessed, vocal, and intelligent millennials. The scrutinized generation is rapidly altering the food industry—from its health-conscious eating habits to its developed taste for obscure international snacks.In the fourth edition of Future of ...