Philippine students are in deep trouble
Students answer test questions at a state high school in Manila. — REUTERS By Kenneth Christiane L. Basilio, Reporter THE...
Data integration is the game changer for Philippine healthcare
VJOHNS1580 - PIXABAY By Patricia B. Mirasol, Multimedia Producer THE application of robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) in clinical operations...
Santander tightens hybrid working rules, urging staff back to the office
Santander has tightened its hybrid working policy, instructing its UK office-based staff to work the equivalent of three days a...
British journalist accuses Barclaycard of anti-semitism over credit card dispute
Martin Blackham, a UK-based broadcast journalist currently reporting on the Gaza conflict in Israel, has filed a formal complaint against...
Google accused of exploiting advertising dominance to overcharge publishers
Google has been accused by the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) of abusing its dominance in the online advertising...
Body Shop rescue deal secures 113 stores and over 1,000 jobs
The Body Shop has been saved from administration in a rescue deal led by cosmetics tycoon Mike Jatania, securing 113...
Labour’s VAT on private school fees faces high court challenge over human rights concerns
Labour’s proposal to impose VAT on private school fees from January is facing a High Court legal challenge on grounds...
Banks to gain new powers to freeze large payments for fraud checks
Banks in the UK will soon be granted new powers to freeze large payments for up to four days as...
Onlyfans’ Ukrainian-born owner Radvinsky reaps £1bn from adult content platform
OnlyFans, the subscription-based website best known for its adult content, has paid out £1 billion to its Ukrainian-born owner, Leonid...
