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Full-electric Ford Mustang Mach-E offered for P3.499M

Ford Philippines makes a big splash with its entry to the full-electric vehicle segment with the official launch of the All-New Ford Mustang Mach-E. The Mustang Mach-E combines electric power, modern driving technology, signature design cues, and a legendary driving experience. Since 1964, the Mustang brand has stood for freedom, performance, and individuality thanks to […]

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Futurists envision AI-powered ‘sari-sari’ stores

The Ateneo de Manila University’s Business Insights Laboratory for Development (BUILD) is looking at ways for artificial intelligence (AI) to augment and enhance—rather than replace—human labor in small businesses, which make up the bulk of the Philippine economy. BUILD researchers Zachary Matthew Alabastro, Joseph Benjamin Ilagan, Lois Abigail To, and Jose Ramon Ilagan pay particular

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Used car business in PH rapidly evolving online

The used car market in the Philippines is experiencing rapid transformation, driven by digital innovation, growing consumer sophistication, and a maturing automotive ecosystem. With an estimated 400,000 used car transactions per year and an average ticket size ranging from P450,000 to P600,000 per unit, the industry is becoming a more dominant contributor to the country’s

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This UP invention can lower costs of wireless communication

Scientists from the University of the Philippines-Diliman College of Science (UPD-CS) have developed a new semiconductor structure that could lead to more affordable and reliable terahertz (THz) technology—used in applications ranging from medical imaging to high-speed wireless communication. One of the goals in THz research is to make THz-Time Domain Spectroscopy (THz-TDS) widely usable; this

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Methods for detecting methanol in ‘lambanog’ identified

Scientists from the University of the Philippines-Diliman College of Science’s Institute of Chemistry (UPD-CS IC) have published a comprehensive analysis of existing techniques for detecting methanol—an industrial chemical highly toxic to humans—in lambanog, a popular traditional alcoholic beverage in the Philippines. Emphasizing that methanol can be dangerous—even fatal—at high concentrations, Kristine Anne Ladines and Dr.

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