The 'Blurred Lines' case has transfixed the music industry, prompting debate over the line between plagiarism and honoring works by popular artists.

'Women have many options to work online now. Connected Women is here to help Filipino women access global work opportunities without having to leave home.'

This unique dinner experience uses a crane to hoist diners, table and waiting staff 150 feet off into the air giving them an amazing bird's eye view whilst enjoying exquisite culinary feast.

Concerns over the possible trade war between the United States and China weakened both the Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) and the local currency Friday.

The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) has suspended the entire bus fleet of the Dimple Star Bus Company after one its units figured in an accident that killed 19 people in Sablayan, Occidental Mindoro evening of March 20.

Vietnam’s state oil firm, PetroVietnam, has ordered Spanish energy firm Repsol to suspend its “Red Emperor” project off the country’s southeastern coast following pressure from China, the BBC said on Friday.

Filipino-American businesswoman Loida Nicolas-Lewis on Friday published a Facebook post challenging President Rodrigo Duterte to substantiate his accusation that she had prior knowledge of...

The concierge service app best known for online grocery and food deliveries is now available in more areas in and around Metro Manila.

ICC Assembly of States President O-Gon Kwon has declared he is "ready to fly to Manila to be involved in any dialogue with any authorities" and "to plead with the Philippine people to reconsider" the government's withdrawal from the ICC, just as Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque said the ICC won't get any cooperation from Manila however it proceeds with an announced "preliminary examination."

A US Navy destroyer carried out a “freedom of navigation” operation on Friday, coming within 12 nautical miles of an artificial island built by China in the South China Sea, US officials told Reuters. This, as the Chinese military’s official newspaper said on Friday its navy will carry out combat drills in the South China Sea, describing the move as part of regular annual exercises.

Journalist and former lawmaker Satur Ocampo has asked a court in Manila to dismiss a petition by the Philippine government seeking the official tagging of 600 persons, including Ocampo, as "terrorists" for alleged membership in the Communist Party of the Philippines-New People's Army.

Government scientists have raised the alert to the continuing risk of paralytic shellfish poisoning to humans from the red tide plague that still persists in coastal waters off several southern provinces.

Alleged pork barrel scam queen Janet Lim Napoles has submitted to the Sandiganbayan the statement of a jail warden to bolster her allegation of "incidents of harassment, intimidation and threat" on her "life and security" which her lawyers are using to justify a bid to place her under the Department of Justice Witness Protection Program.

The Department of Public Works and Highways-National Capital Region (DPWH-NCR) will resume road repair and reblocking on seven road sections in the cities of Quezon and Taguig this weekend.

Tourists are still welcome to visit Boracay during the Holy Week and throughout summer, as the proposal to temporarily close the island to fix environmental problems is expected to take effect afterward, or during the tourist spot's lean season.