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SB Finance signed a partnership with the University of San Jose-Recoletos (USJ-R) with the support of Security Bank Corp. (SBC) through a Memorandum of Agreement signing attended by (from L-R) USJR Finance Bryan Legarte, Treasury Rowena Acosta, President Rev. Fr. Eduardo S. Celiz Jr., OAR., SB Finance President and CEO Abbie Dans-Casanova, SBC Business Manager for Cebu IT Park Branch Rachel W. Pulmano, and SB Finance Product and Sales Team Leader for VisMin Philip Naman III.
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SB Finance, University of San Jose-Recoletos Partner to Support Employee Financial...

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Former president Nicolas Maduro of Venezuela is seen in handcuffs after landing at a Manhattan helipad, escorted by heavily armed Federal agents as they make their way into an armored car en route to a Federal courthouse in New York. GETTY IMAGES
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Former Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro to face US trial

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Editorial Cartoon for July 25, 2026
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Wake-up call for wastewater management

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Some of the spoiled pork was distributed to several child development centers in Sibalom, Antique for the Supplementary Feeding Program. Local officials said the meat, intended as a one-month supply for 64 centers, was foul-smelling and had turned greenish, prompting them to seek intervention from the Department of Social Welfare and Development. BRGY. CAPT. MARK RAYMOND COMBONG PHOTO
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64 Antique child development centers receive spoiled pork for feeding program

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Japanese people walk over a crossroad on a hot summer day. GETTY IMAGES
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Japan temperatures soar over 40C as extreme weather events get more...

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A restaurant in South Korea allegedly used some 49,000 ants in various dishes, such as ant-topped sorbet, over four years. GETTY IMAGES
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S. Korea restaurateur faces jail for using ants as dessert garnish

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An oil company attendant caters to a customer in Quezon City on March 30, 2026. Fuel prices are projected to rise by as much asnP6.50 per liter next week because of renewed supply concerns due to restrictions at the Strait of Hormuz. PNA PHOTO BY ROBERT OSWALD ALFILER
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Up to P6.50/liter hike in oil prices looms next week

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Philippine Ambassador to US Jose Manuel Romualdez on Friday, July 24, 2026, says the Philippines will negotiate the 12.5 percent tariff slapped by the US on Philippine exports. "We will look to lowering it to at least 10 percent," he adds. JOYCE ROCAMORA/PNA | INQUIRER.NET FILE PHOTO
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US slaps Philippine exports with new 12.5% tariff

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Under the midday sun, a farmer bundles freshly harvested palay — part of the remarkable upswing in Western Visayas’ rice yield, which more than doubled this year amid improved cultivation conditions. Iloilo Province contributed 61.4% of the region’s total 489,640 metric tons palay output in the third quarter of 2025. DA-6 PHOTO
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Post-harvesting facility requirement eyed for rice importers

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