Kevin Spacey to be erased from film, replaced by Christopher Plummer

Mark Wahlberg and Michelle Williams, who also star in the movie, are expected to be involved with the reshoots.

PAPATULAN O PAPABAYAAN? | Should Trillanes use his power to suppress fake news? Here’s...

Should those who spread fake news be stopped by slapping them with criminal charges? Or should the spread of truth be enough antidote to counter their poisonous propaganda?

UP College of Mass Comm sets homecoming, 1st Glory Awards on Nov. 11

The recognition will be given to outstanding alumni cited for their exemplary contribution especially in the field of communications.

Angeles city chief Pamintuan, awarded as ‘one of world’s best mayors,’ stunned by inclusion...

The President of the League of City Mayors of the Philippines (LCP) has been stripped of his control and supervision over local police by the National Police Commission for alleged involvement in illegal drugs, which he denies and calls an "absurd charge."
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1 rebel dead, 8 soldiers wounded in military-NPA clash in N. Vizcaya

Eight soldiers were seriously wounded and one member of the New People's Army died in a gun battle early Thursday morning in Barangay Sanguit in this town in Nueva Vizcaya province.

FACTBOX | China-US commercial deals signed during Trump’s Beijing visit

US companies, from chip giant Qualcomm to aircraft maker Boeing, are announcing a slew of deals during US President Donald Trump’s visit to Beijing that could be valued as much as $250 billion. Some, though, have been long in the pipeline and many are non-binding.

Isabel Granada’s remains given military honors upon arrival from Qatar

The actress was a licensed pilot with the rank of airwoman second class sergeant.

BPO WOES | Rise of the machines: Philippine outsourcing industry braces for AI

The outsourcing industry in the Philippines, which has dethroned India as the country with the most call centers in the world, is worried that the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) will eat into the $23 billion sector.
Duterte Trillanes combo

Trillanes’ remark that ‘soldiers will use their M-60s’ on DU30 is inciting to sedition:...

A group of lawyers led by former Negros congressman Jacinto Paras and Manuel Luna are preparing to file charges of inciting to sedition and rebellion against Sen, Antonio Trillanes IV, in connection with his October 3, 2017 privileged speech where he claimed President Duterte had P2 billion in unexplained wealth. In the same speech, he virtually encouraged soldiers to kill the President because of corruption, the lawyers said.

China electric car startup Nio raises over $1 billion: sources

Chinese electric vehicle startup Nio has raised more than $1 billion in its latest fundraising round, led by existing investor Tencent Holdings Ltd, valuing the firm at about $5 billion.

TPP talks reach critical point at APEC summit

Talks on pushing ahead the Trans Pacific Partnership trade deal without the United States reached a critical point on Thursday as ministers from the 11 countries discussed a proposed agreement in principle.
MVPangilinan BW Economic Forum

Power business boosts MPIC profit in 9 months

Infrastructure conglomerate Metro Pacific Investments Corp. (MPIC) on Wednesday reported a 22-percent surge in profit in the first three quarters on the strength of its expanded presence in the power industry. MPIC told the local bourse its consolidated core net income reached P11.3 billion in January to September from P9.3 billion in the same period last year.

8 Central Luzon fugitives fall

Police authorities in Central Luzon captured Wednesday eight wanted persons in a series of manhunt operations against lawless elements with standing warrants of arrest in different courts in the region, a top official of the Police Regional Office 3 (PRO3) announced Thursday.

Pentagon confirms rare drill with 3 carriers on Nov 11-14

The Pentagon said on Wednesday it would soon carry out the first exercise in a decade involving three aircraft carrier strike groups in the Western Pacific, confirming a Reuters report published on Monday.

Lorenzana: ASEAN defense chiefs worried Rohingya refugees may be recruited by terrorists

Defense ministers of Association of Southeast Asian Nations member-states have voiced concern Rohingya refugees fleeing Myanmar may be recruited by terrorists and have urged the country to do more about the matter, Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana said.