UAAP: UP’s Rey Remogat ejected late, denies malice in hard foul

UAAP SCHEDULE: Season 88 basketball tournament MANILA, Philippines—Rey Remogat’s hot shooting night for University of the Philippines ended abruptly after being whistled for a flagrant foul penalty two during a UAAP Season 88 men’s basketball tournament clash on Wednesday. In the dying seconds of the Fighting Maroons’ 83-69 win over Ateneo, Remogat was ejected for Continue reading UAAP: UP’s Rey Remogat ejected late, denies malice in hard foul

V-League: FEU turns back Adamson, forces Game 3 for title

DASMARIÑAS, Cavite— Far Eastern University avoided another collapse and fended off Adamson, 25-13, 25-22, 15-25, 25-23, to force a winner-take-all Game 3 in the V-League Women’s Collegiate Challenge on Wednesday at Dasmariñas Arena here. The Lady Tamaraws lost steam after taking the first two sets, losing the third by 10 points and blowing a 23-20 Continue reading V-League: FEU turns back Adamson, forces Game 3 for title

UAAP: UP ends Ateneo’s unbeaten run, extends win streak to three

UAAP SCHEDULE: Season 88 basketball tournament MANILA, Philippines—After opening its UAAP Season 88 title defense with back-to-back losses, University of the Philippines has turned things around with three straight wins. The Fighting Maroons extended their streak in style on Wednesday, handing Ateneo its first loss of the season, 83-69. READ: UAAP: UP finally notches first Continue reading UAAP: UP ends Ateneo’s unbeaten run, extends win streak to three

Hans Sy is MAP 2025 ‘Management Person of the Year’

MANILA, Philippines – Business tycoon and billionaire Hans Sy is the Management Association of the Philippines (MAP) 2025 “Management Person of the Year,” making him the 49th recipient of the prestigious award. Sy, chair of China Banking Corp. and SM Prime Holdings Inc.’s executive committee, is recognized for his “lifelong commitment to environmental stewardship, social Continue reading Hans Sy is MAP 2025 ‘Management Person of the Year’

PVL: Imports, Fil-foreign players cleared to play after ITC dispute

MANILA, Philippines — All imports and Filipino-foreign players are cleared to play in the PVL Reinforced Conference after the Philippine National Volleyball Federation signed the international Transfer Certificates on early Wednesday. A day after the PVL called out the PNVF for refusing to endorse the ITCs, Control Committee chairman Sherwin Malonzo told the Inquirer that Continue reading PVL: Imports, Fil-foreign players cleared to play after ITC dispute

Purpose, passion, profit drive MSME growth in Philippines

MANILA, Philippines – Behind iron grills across the Philippines, sari-sari (variety) store owners pursue dreams that go far beyond their small storefronts. For these micro-entrepreneurs, their modest shops represent something much larger: It’s a form of resilience that helps them weather economic uncertainty, so they can provide, first and foremost, for their families. According to Boston Continue reading Purpose, passion, profit drive MSME growth in Philippines

Hot-shooting Eagles battle Maroons, look to avoid second-half letdowns

Tab Baldwin talked about the choice between discussing the first three quarters of basketball that Ateneo displayed against La Salle or that one quarter when everything went south. “We’ll do both in the confines of our dugout and in our next practice [and] in the video session,” he said last Sunday after an 81-74 victory Continue reading Hot-shooting Eagles battle Maroons, look to avoid second-half letdowns

PBA: Transition comes easy for returning Javi Gomez de Liaño

MANILA, Philippines—It didn’t look like Javi Gomez de Liaño had any trouble in his first official game back in the PBA. Magnolia turned to Gomez de Liaño for an 80-73 win over Barangay Ginebra to open their Philippine Cup campaign with a bang on Sunday night at Araneta Coliseum. READ: PBA: Javi Gomez de Liaño Continue reading PBA: Transition comes easy for returning Javi Gomez de Liaño

Netflix partners with IICT & FICCI to power India’s next wave of creative tech talent

Netflix India has partnered with the Indian Institute of Creative Technology (IICT) and FICCI to support students in India’s AVGC-XR sector, which covers Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming, Comics, and Extended Reality. The MoU was signed in the presence of Sanjay Jaju, Secretary of the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, during the 25th edition of FICCI Frames. The collaboration aims to combine Netflix’s creative experience, IICT’s industry-focused curriculum, and FICCI’s network to help nurture talent in India’s creative-technology field.Netflix will work with IICT to help develop its curriculum and provide opportunities for students to learn from industry professionals. The collaboration will include workshops, masterclasses, and guest lectures either directly or through partners aimed at mentoring students, improving the learning environment, and equipping them with skills to succeed in the creative industry.Under this MoU, Netflix will use the Netflix Fund for Creative Equity to provide scholarships to selected students, chosen in collaboration with IICT. The fund is aimed at creating opportunities for underrepresented talent in the media and entertainment industry.To support this partnership, Netflix will join three of IICT’s national councils the R&D Council, the Academic Council, and the Industry Development Council bringing together experts from academia, industry, and policy to contribute to the growth of India’s AVGC-XR ecosystem.Mahima Kaul, Director – Global Affairs, Netflix India, shared, “Building on our efforts to promote skill development and inclusive access in the media and entertainment sector, this collaboration with IICT and FICCI aligns with the government’s vision to strengthen India’s AVGC sector. By nurturing world-class talent, IICT aims to serve as a catalyst for India’s digital economy empowering youth and enhancing the nation’s creative capabilities. Together, we aim to equip every aspiring creator with the tools and opportunities to drive innovation in entertainment.”Dr. Vishwas Deoskar, Chief Executive Officer, IICT, shared, “This collaboration with Netflix and FICCI marks a significant step in bridging the gap between academia and the creative industry. By providing our students with hands-on experience, mentorship, and exposure to global best practices, we are equipping the next generation of storytellers and technologists to thrive in India’s dynamic AVGC-XR ecosystem.”Munjal Shroff, Chairman, FICCI AVGC-XR Forum, shared, “The establishment of the Indian Institute of Creative Technology (IICT) as the National Centre of Excellence marks a transformative moment for India’s AVGC-XR sector. This MoU with IICT and Netflix underscores our commitment to building an industry-led ecosystem where academia, industry, and policy converge to unlock new opportunities. FICCI is proud to facilitate this collaboration, which will not only strengthen India’s position as a global hub for creative technologies but also nurture future-ready talent, drive innovation, and create pathways for sustainable growth in the sector.” Continue reading Netflix partners with IICT & FICCI to power India’s next wave of creative tech talent