By Mayen Jaymalin, The Philippine Star – Believe it or not, more overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) are coming back home to work here. Labor Secretary Rosalinda Baldoz said the government is now seeing a trend of reverse migration, with more local firms now offering high salaries. “The Philippines is Read more »
By Lean Santos/rappler.com – If Filipinos want to save and become financially sustainable in the future, they should start changing their culture of spending beyond their means, world-renowned personal finance guru Suze Orman said. “Don’t spend money you don’t have to impress people you don’t know or even like,” she Read more »
By Rizal S. Obanil/mb.com.ph – Bella Flores, the iconic actress known for her villainess roles in movies and in television, died at 1:27 a.m., May 19. She was 84. Flores, whose real name is Remedios Papa Dancel, was declared dead at the Quezon City General Hospital where she was Read more »
via GMA News – International observers of the May 13 polls have recommended the enactment of a law against political dynasties and more efforts in strengthening voter education, even as the group noted the recently concluded elections were generally more peaceful than those of 2010 and 2007. “Political dynasties Read more »
By Cheche V. Moral/Philippine Daily Inquirer – If fans were charmed by the fictional Carrie Bradshaw, the lead character in the drama series “Sex and the City,” the actress who portrayed the New York newspaper columnist and fashionista was just as charmed with Manila on her first visit to Read more »
By Andreo Calonzo/GMA News – President Benigno Aquino III on Wednesday signed a law that will add two more years to basic education in the Philippines. Aquino signed Republic Act 10533 seeking to institutionalize the government’s “K to 12 program,” which was already introduced by the Department of Read more »
