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7How will the auditing profession look in the future?
The pandemic has accelerated new ways of working across various industries, including the auditing profession. However, new ways of operating for audit...
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OCTA says coronavirus cases may have peaked
SENIOR citizens get inoculated with their first dose of the Sinovac vaccine at the Marikina Sports Complex. — PHILIPPINE STAR/ MICHAEL VARCAS...
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Soliman, ex-DSWD secretary who quit in protest of Arroyo rule, dies at age 68
PHILSTAR CORAZON “Dinky” N. Soliman, the Social Welfare secretary and civic leader who quit amid allegations of vote cheating by then President...
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Boxing star Pacquiao nominated bet for president next year
SENATOR MANNY PACQUIAO FB PAGE A FACTION of the Philippines’ ruling political party on Sunday nominated boxing champion and Senator Emmanuel “Manny”...
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Baguio ban on leisure travelers extended to Sept. 26
BAGUIO CITY PIO BAGUIO’S BAN on non-essential travelers has been extended to Sept.26, the local government announced over the weekend, as cases...
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Farm damage from typhoon Kiko increases to P19.21M
NDRRMC.GOV.PH AGRICULTURAL losses brought by typhoon Kiko (international name: Chanthu) went up to P19.21 million versus the P18.20 million previously estimated, the...
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Terrorists didn’t change the world, we did
UNSPLASH THE WORLD changed on 9/11 — this sentiment was expressed again during the recent commemorations of the World Trade Center attacks....
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Streamlining local government data systems
STUDIES-FREEPIK The new mantra of local governments units (LGUs) is to promote the strategic use of information for effective decision making as...
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The future of malls
PHILIPPINE STAR/ MICHAEL VARCAS Is there a place for malls in the post-COVID world? This question is relevant not only for the...
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An introduction to Confucius, his ideas, and their lasting relevance
DENISE BOSSARTE-UNSPLASH The man widely known in the English language as Confucius was born around 551 BCE in today’s southern Shandong Province....
