8 geeky things to do at the AsiaPOP Comicon this weekend, Aug. 25 to...

Have the ultimate action-packed geek experience at the AsiaPOP Comicon Manila this weekend, August 25 to 27.

‘ALIS NA KAYO, MAY BARIL MGA ‘YAN’ | Cops drop in on Ateneo anti-EJK...

A small group of students and faculty of the Ateneo de Manila University were wrapping up a rally for victims of the war on drugs Thursday evening at Gate 2.5 facing Katipunan Avenue when two policemen dropped by asking for the names of the organizers and asking protesters what they were fighting for.

‘West Side Story’ leads say musical’s theme of ethnic differences more relevant than ever

The show is on its closing weekend at The Theatre at Solaire until Sunday, August 27.

Ogie Alcasid to celebrate 50th birthday with benefit concert

With a star-studded lineup of guests, 'Nakakalokal' happens tonight at the Kia Theatre.

U.S. defense chief raises possibility of arms for Ukraine

U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis on a visit to Ukraine on Thursday said Washington would keep up pressure on Russia over what he called its aggressive behavior and signaled his personal support for providing weapons to Kiev.

Spotify reaches licensing deal with Warner Music

Earlier this year, the streaming company signed licensing deals with Universal Music Group and Sony Music Entertainment.

Turkey will never be EU member under Erdogan – German foreign minister

Turkey will never be a member of the European Union as long as it is governed by Tayyip Erdogan, German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel said on Thursday, accusing the Turkish president of failing to take accession talks with the bloc seriously.

WEEKEND GUIDE | August 25 to 27: AsiaPOP Comicon, Arte Fino, Philippine Readers and...

Check out action-packed AsiaPOP Comicon, stylish Arte Fino, or meet prized authors at the Philippine Readers and Writers Festival.

In rare show of force, Russian nuclear bombers fly near North Korea

Russian nuclear-capable strategic bombers have flown a rare mission around the Korean Peninsula at the same time as the United States and South Korea conduct joint military exercises that have infuriated Pyongyang.

In photos, North Korea signals a more powerful ICBM in the works

With photographs obliquely showing a new rocket design, North Korea has sent a message that it is working on an intercontinental ballistic missile more powerful than any it has previously tested, weapons experts said on Thursday.

U.S. steel executives appeal directly to Trump for import restrictions

American steel industry executives have appealed directly to President Donald Trump for immediate import restrictions in a letter seen by Reuters, as a U.S. Commerce Department national security probe languishes and steel imports surge back to 2015 levels.

‘Jolina’ intensifies closing in on land

(UPDATE 2 - 1:02 p.m.) Tropical storm “Jolina” (international name: Pakhar) intensified further late Friday morning as it moved towards landfall, expected to be in the Isabela-Aurora area in the evening.

FORBES’ 50 RICHEST | Tycoons’ fortunes impacted by Duterte’s push for infrastructure

Henry Sy, Sr. of the SM Group has remained the country’s wealthiest man on the Forbes Philippines’ 50 Richest List for the tenth straight year, with the economic policy of President Rodrigo R. Duterte playing part in dictating the fortunes of the country’s business magnates.

BSP tightens risk management rules

The central bank has issued fresh guidelines that require risk management protocols of banks and other financial firms, as well as their subsidiaries.
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PH peso is exception to investors’ bullish mood on Asian currencies

Investors positioned themselves for further gains in Asian currencies against the dollar on expectations the US currency will soften further in the coming months, a Reuters poll showed on Thursday.