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- 1Businesses and consumers turn less negative as war continues●Businesses, consumers less negative as war continues
A report in the Philippines suggests that businesses and consumers have become less pessimistic even as the war continues, indicating some easing of negative sentiment about the economic outlook. The piece, published by The Manila Times, is categorised under banking and finance coverage, though no further details are available from the headline alone.
- 2Rapid Nutrition Reports Record Quarterly Revenue Growth▼Rapid Nutrition Reports Record Q3 Group Revenue Averaging $1 Million per Month, Up More Than 1,000% on FY2025 Monthly Average
Health and nutrition company Rapid Nutrition has reported record third-quarter group revenue, averaging around $1 million per month, an increase of more than 1,000% compared with the monthly average in the 2025 financial year. The results were announced via The Manila Times, where the company highlighted the sharp year-on-year surge as evidence of accelerating commercial momentum across its group operations.
- 3Uncontrolled internet and AI could become 'evil gremlins', paper warns●Uncontrolled internet, AI could be ‘evil gremlins’
The Manila Times warns that an unregulated internet and artificial intelligence could turn into what it calls 'evil gremlins' — technologies that spiral beyond human control and cause widespread harm. The piece adds to a growing global debate among governments, regulators and tech companies over how to rein in AI risks while preserving innovation.