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I sent my 20-something nephew to mail some cards last Christmas.
I sent my 20-something nephew to mail some cards last Christmas.
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) was reported to be looking into the refusal of jeepney drivers to give students discounts during the long school break. LTFRB
Companies, reacting to the column on the not-so-biodegradable plastic (Oct. 9), have written claiming they have the “real thing”—plastic that truly disintegrates and will not be an environmental problem.
A friend forwarded an e-mail that claimed bar codes would tell consumers where a product was manufactured. The e-mail was supposed to help people find out the origin of products, particularly food, that they buy to help them decide if they would feel safe consuming those items.
If, like me, you consider poinsettia part of the decoration for Christmas, here are some things you may find helpful if you want the plant to survive beyond the holiday season.
The Directories Philippines Corp. (DPC), publisher of the Yellow Pages, has announced it has “revolutionized” the phone directory for the new generation of consumers.
Last week, I wrote about smartphone banking. But before people became concerned about smartphone banking, there were worries, of course, about the security of online banking. Is it safe to
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