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2,000+ Robots Abroad. 60+ Nations on Board. EXEED AiMOGA Going Farther, Growing Faster
WUHU, China, Aug. 08, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- On the morning of July 30, EXEED AiMOGA Robotics held its global delivery ceremony under the theme "2000+ Robots Abroad. 60+ Nations on Board." in Wuhu, Anhui Province, China. At the event, the company announced that cumulative global deliveries had exceeded 2,000 units, with its products and services now reaching more than 60 countries and regions. The ceremony also featured a milestone lighting ceremony as well as the departure of shipment vehicle
Read more →Trump goes unmentioned but not ignored as Clinton, Bush, Obama write essays on presidents
WASHINGTON — When George W. Bush wrote an essay this year about another president named George, he avoided mentioning the one named Donald. So did Barack Obama and Bill Clinton. The three ex-presidents joined a roster of historians and authors in contributing to the In Pursuit project, a 250th-anniversary series that had each writer produce an essay about a president or first lady. Though the project was explicitly designed to transcend today’s politics, some of its essays neverthele
Read more →US slams Chinese actions in South China Sea
WASHINGTON — The United States on Saturday accused China of "destabilizing" activity near the disputed Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea, saying it is using "dubious" environmental explanations to advance its territorial claims. Scarborough Shoal is a fish-rich reef formation 240 kilometers (124 miles) from the main Philippine island of Luzon and hundreds of kilometers away from mainland China. Both Beijing and Manila claim the flashpoint coral atoll. "The United States rejects Chin
Read more →Abante challenges recanting ‘Maleta Boys’ to name alleged masterminds
MANILA, Philippines — Impeachment endorser and House Human Rights Committee Chairman Bienvenido “Benny” Abante Jr. on Saturday challenged four recanting “Maleta Boys” to name and provide evidence against those they claim were behind the preparation of their earlier affidavits. “If the affidavit was fabricated, who fabricated? If scripted, who did the script? If there’s a mastermind, name them, prove it,” Abante said. The four former bodyguards of e
Read more →Austin Air Systems Launches Parent Teacher Toolkit to Help Schools Extend the Life of Classroom HEPA Air Purifiers and Support Cleaner Indoor Air
BUFFALO, NY, Aug. 08, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- As schools across the United States evaluate what to do with classroom air purifiers purchased during the COVID-19 pandemic, many units are reportedly being placed in storage, resold, or discarded as budgets tighten and equipment ages. Austin Air Systems today announced the launch of its Parent Teacher Toolkit, an online resource designed to help parents, teachers, and school communities support cleaner classroom air while maximizing existing invest
Read more →DeFix Solutions Nears Completion of Round 1 in the First Seed Sale of GTX Token
Round 1 of the first seed phase is approaching completion at $0.000300 per GTX, with Founder and CEO Akili Polee currently in Bangkok, Thailand, attending an industry conference. BANGKOK, Thailand, Aug. 08, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- DeFix Solutions, the technology company behind GWallet / USDT Global Wallet and the GTX Token ecosystem, announced that Round 1 of the first seed phase of the GTX Token presale is approaching completion. The presale officially opened on July 11, 2026, and the current
Read more →Probe urged to name ‘maleta boys’ handler
SEN. Erwin Tulfo said Saturday that the Office of the Ombudsman should find out who was behind the four “maleta boys” who recanted their allegations, saying the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee, which he heads, should not interfere to avoid duplicating the investigation. The four recanted their earlier allegations that they had delivered suitcases (maleta) filled with cash and flood control project kickbacks to top government officials, including President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., former Ho
Read more →‘Hostile’ witnesses up at impeachment trial
THE House prosecution is bracing for “hostile” witnesses in Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial this week, with prosecutor and Bicol Saro Rep. Terry Ridon expecting former special disbursing officers Gina Acosta and Eduard Fajarda to appear before the Senate impeachment court on Wednesday. “We’re expecting the hostile witnesses, such as Ms. Acosta and Mr. Fajarda, to be present there on Wednesday,” Ridon said at the Saturday News Forum in Quezon Ci
Read more →Eala outlasts McNally, moves into 4th round
PLAYING with a tweaked right ankle against the tough-fighting American Caty McNally, Filipino tennis ace Alexandra "Alex" Eala displayed tremendous grit to pull off a 6-3, 5-7, 6-4 win and enter the WTA 1000 National Bank Open fourth round (round of 16) at the Sobeys Stadium Centre Court in Toronto Saturday morning in Manila. Using a medical timeout after the fifth game in the second set, Eala could not close out McNally, who battled back from 2-3 and 4-5 game deficits to send the third-round ma
Read more →DOJ studies US request to extradite Quiboloy
THE Department of Justice (DOJ) has started evaluating the request for the extradition of detained religious leader Apollo Quiboloy from the United States, where he is on the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) Most Wanted list for sex trafficking and child exploitation. Justice Secretary Fredderick Vida said the review will cover the Philippines’ extradition treaty with the US, relevant laws, Supreme Court rulings as well as Quiboloy’s pending local cases. “The first
Read more →A chat with CZ
One of the highlights of the recent ASEAN Tech Summit Manila was my fireside chat with Binance founder CZ, his first public appearance in the Philippines.
Read more →Agricultural trade deficit widens to $1.06 billion
The country’s agricultural trade deficit widened in June, as higher farm imports outpaced exports, according to the Philippine Statistics Authority.
Read more →‘AI to reshape Philippines labor market, makes retraining urgent’
Artificial intelligence is poised to displace far more jobs than it creates, making rapid workforce retraining imperative if the Philippines wants to minimize the technology’s disruptive impact, according to an expert.
Read more →AirAsia Philippines is most punctual budget airline
Low-cost carrier AirAsia Philippines turned in the best on-time performance among the world’s budget airlines in July, extending its run as one of the most punctual globally.
Read more →BCDA sets 30-year development plan for Pax Silica AI hub
The Bases Conversion and Development Authority expects the full development of the Pax Silica artificial intelligence (AI) hub in New Clark City in 30 years starting 2028.
Read more →Building trust, one loan at a time
For Fuse Financing president and CEO Tony Isidro, the journey into formal credit began at home.
Read more →Factory output posts faster growth in June
Philippine manufacturing output registered a faster growth rate in June from the previous month, driven by higher production of petroleum products and food items, according to the Philippine Statistics Authority.
Read more →Francorp marks 30 years of shaping Philippines franchising
For three decades, Francorp Philippines has done more than witness the evolution of the local business landscape; it has helped shape it.
Read more →Legitimate questions
The controversy surrounding the renewable energy projects linked to Rep. Leandro Leviste should prompt a broader conversation that extends well beyond the personalities involved.
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