What’s Happening in the Philippines, Local News and Philippine People
(SeaPRwire) – After spending two weeks in second place, Michael Jackson biopic “Michael” regained the top spot at the North American box office with $26.1 million in ticket sales, according to studio estimates released on Sunday. Lionsgate’s film has
More(SeaPRwire) – There’s a puzzle unfolding on New York City’s streets. Who’s the traffic offender with outstanding fines behind the wheel of a black Pontiac Trans Am—one that resembles the talking computer-equipped car from the 1980s TV show “Knight
More
(SeaPRwire) – By nature, central banks are inherently cautious institutions. Safeguarding a nation’s currency and maintaining financial stability are serious responsibilities that do not lend themselves to risk-taking or uncertain partnerships. In a world dominated by casual attire like
More
(SeaPRwire) – Efforts to challenge British Prime Minister Keir Starmer erupted into open rebellion on Thursday, with one potential rival resigning from the Cabinet and another preparing to enter any future leadership contest. Health Secretary Wes Streeting became the
More
(SeaPRwire) – As of 8:30 a.m. Eastern Time today, oil traded at $107.82 per barrel using the Brent benchmark—$3.05 lower than yesterday’s morning price and approximately $41.50 higher than it was one year ago. Oil price per barrel %
More(SeaPRwire) – A 5.5-carat triangular-cut diamond, recognized as the largest known fancy vivid blue-green stone, fetched over 13.5 million Swiss francs ($17.3 million) on Wednesday, according to Christie’s, setting a new auction record for this type of gem. The
More(SeaPRwire) – If China were to halt exports of battery-grade graphite tomorrow, nearly 100,000 Americans would lose their jobs within a week. Production lines for batteries, electric vehicle assembly plants, and grid-scale battery installations would all come to a
More
Good morning. Here’s what’s on ‘s radar today: Markets are moving full steam ahead! Wall Street is skeptical that Kevin Warsh can deliver a rate cut. AI data center companies are accused of siphoning water. One CEO asserts there is
More
(SeaPRwire) – When Elliott Hill stepped out of retirement two years ago to take the top job at Nike, his LinkedIn profile went viral. The new CEO had spent his entire career at the sports apparel company, starting as
More(SeaPRwire) – President Trump has stated that the main focus of the China Summit is trade, with a particular emphasis on announcing significant agreements involving major U.S. companies to boost exports to China—a market he argues has been under-purchasing
More(SeaPRwire) – The Senate confirmed President Donald Trump’s nominee to lead the Federal Reserve, Kevin Warsh, introducing new leadership to the world’s most influential central bank during a period of significant global economic uncertainty. Warsh, 56, a former senior
More
(SeaPRwire) – Having advised companies across industries on cost transformations for more than two decades, I’ve seen a growing divide emerge as AI and agentic systems reshape the economics of doing business. It’s clear that most companies still struggle
More(SeaPRwire) – Your grandma should be using AI. Really. A staffer to a member of Congress recently asked me, “How much are elderly Americans using AI?” My quick response? Not nearly enough. The fuller answer: AI has the potential
More(SeaPRwire) – For 250 years, America has achieved something unique at a significant scale: it has not only conceived the future but also brought it into being. Many of the cornerstones of contemporary life have American origins. By our
More
(SeaPRwire) – Martha Stewart is entering the AI-agent wars through the mudroom. The project began at an Easter brunch on her farm, where Stewart met Kyle Rush—her neighbor and an AI engineer—and learned he was describing what she says
More(SeaPRwire) – Eighteen years ago, Jenn Hyman cofounded Rent the Runway. She was just 27 years old and had recently graduated from Harvard Business School. Her concept of renting high-end clothing and accessories gave birth to a new industry
More(SeaPRwire) – Two of the most controversial pipeline projects of this century—the failed Keystone XL and the successful Dakota Access Pipeline—are being revived to transport Canadian oil into the United States, with cross-border permits swiftly approved by President Donald
More
(SeaPRwire) – In a recent Substack post, Michael Burry, known as the hero of The Big Short book and film, declared that the stock market has “jumped the shark” and warned that a complete reversal is imminent for the
More(SeaPRwire) – Japan’s leading snack manufacturer is transitioning some of its product packaging to black and white, as the conflict in Iran disrupts the supply of a crucial material used in printing inks. Calbee, which commands half of Japan’s
More(SeaPRwire) – Amazon employees are now joining the ranks of those “tokenmaxxing” at their boss’ request, the Financial Times reported Tuesday. Only these Amazon employees are more resistant—they’ve reportedly been running the company’s internal AI tool on trivial tasks
More