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Toyota Safety Sense now in 2020 Alphard luxury minivan

The TSS is a suite of modern, active safety features designed to assist the driver.

First on Newsbytes.PH | DTI usec named as new IPOPHL chief

Department of Trade and Industry undersecretary Rowel Barba will replace outgoing chief Josephine Santiago whose term of office lapsed this year.

Anti-red tape agency orders NTC to issue license to pay-TV firm

The Anti-Red Tape Authority (ARTA) said the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) failed to issue the certificate of public convenience within the period required by law.

Manila city gov’t deploying AI to analyze public complaints

The system makes use of Google technologies and "Natural Language Processing" to resolve issues thoroughly and quickly without being bogged down by volume of feedback.

BIR adds PayMaya as cashless option for paying taxes

PayMaya said it will also be soon enabling the BIR with a capability to accept payments from PayMaya users using only their mobile numbers through the BIR website, as well as a facility to allow Filipinos to pay taxes using any credit, debit, or prepaid card.

Joint Senate panels approve use of motorcycles as public transport

Signed by 16 senators, Committee Report No. 46 of Senate Bill No. 1341 or The Motorcycles-for-Hire Act now classifies motorcycles-for-hire as among the public utility vehicles regulated by the LTFRB.

Electronics exports hit $40B as PH exports reach record $70B in 2019

The electronics sector comprised of 56.9% of total exports, with non-electronic products making up the remaining 43.1% at $30.3 billion, according to the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI).

Google rolls out campaign to teach digital citizenship in PH high schools

One initiative under the campaign is the “Be Internet Awesome” curriculum which will tackle key concepts and values as well as other issues such as catphishing and cancel culture.

Survey finds age as key barrier for work opportunities among Pinoys

Overall, the Philippines is the fifth most optimistic country in the world and second most optimistic after Indonesia in Southeast Asia.

Data shows only 2 out of 10 jobs at POGOs held by Pinoy workers

As of December 2019, of the 118,239 workers in POGO establishments, eight out of 10 workers (82.3 percent) are foreigners, and the remaining two workers (17.7 percent) are Filipinos, data from Pagcor showed.

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