Who comes after MVP? Pangilinan has successors in mind.
The 80-year-old tycoon says the next crop of leaders will be in their 30s or early 40s, adding that they can’t be ‘the run-of-the-mill legacy guys majored in HRM or home economics’
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UK regulator investigates whether Microsoft misled personal and family customers
The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority says the probe would examine Microsoft’s addition of its AI assistant Copilot to Microsoft 365 subscriptions
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[Rappler Investigates] What you can do to help journalism survive
Our multimedia reporters have to produce various content on issues of public interest. They need all the support they can get and it’s not an unreasonable ask.
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Commercial sea drone captures footage of Chinese warship in Philippine waters
Seasats, a producer of autonomous surface vessels, says its Lightfish drone approached a People’s Liberation Army Navy ship off Luzon Island in June
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Prince Harry, others face multi-million legal bill after Daily Mail lawsuit defeat
In his ruling rejecting the case, Judge Matthew Nicklin says the claimants had needed to prove that information published about them had been obtained unlawfully, but had failed to do so, and that suspicion alone was not enough
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Marcos approves release of VP Duterte’s financial records | The wRap
Today’s headlines: Sara Duterte impeachment, BTS, Alex Eala
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[Pastilan] Politics of knowing nothing: What’s inside Sara Duterte’s brain?
The problem with Sara Duterte’s politics is that when the brain refuses to do the heavy lifting, the tongue takes over, wagging away and mistaking noise for making sense
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Maharlika Fund: A top taxpayer with billions barely invested
Three years after its creation, the overwhelming majority of Maharlika’s capital still sits in banks collecting interest, though the sovereign wealth fund has cautiously started investing in ports, power, and mining
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[OPINION] Pax Silica and the Philippines: Will we build the future or simply build it for others?
The real opportunity is not merely to manufacture the technologies of the future but to participate in creating them
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Senior citizens: The forgotten sector in Marcos’ 2026 SONA
Around 80% of Filipino seniors do not hold formal pensions from the SSS or GSIS, leaving them completely unprotected against inflation or sudden medical shocks
