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Live events and the entertainment industry are two businesses in the service sector hit hardest by the COVID-19 pandemic. With social gatherings a no-no to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, such activities remain suspended even while some restaurants are
by Bong Godinez
Looking for an ultra-compact two-wheeler?
Still thinking about buying a bike to help you easily get around the city while we're in what seems to be a never-ending quarantine? In case you're still looking for bicycles that are perfect for the city, check this
Do you really need to drive out, though?
In case you missed it, general community quarantine (GCQ) has been extended in Metro Manila. While we've been seeing the economy pick up with businesses reopening, mass transportation remains limited. Private cars, on the other hand, are now back on the
by Elaine Lara
Need a new mode of transportation?
Thinking about getting a bike but not sure if you're fit enough to pedal across the city? You might want to consider investing in an electric bicycle or an 'e-bike' especially now that more cities are planning to enforce bike
Another reason to stay home
Online grocery shopping is a safer and more convenient way to get your grocery staples during quarantine. If you're looking for a place to do your virtual shopping, you should try the newly-launched GoRobinsons, the online store of Robinsons Supermarket.
by Bea Faicol
More stations will have farmers’ produce outlets in the coming days
As promised, the San Miguel Corporation (SMC) has set up the first two farm-produce stands at two different Petron stations to provide local farmers a ready market for their products, while at the same time making fresh, healthy fruits and vegetables
No more 10:30am cutoff
Pancakes, hashbrowns, Sausage McMuffins-all these breakfast favorites are now available via McDonald's drive-thru and delivery all day. That's right, no more 10:30am cutoff. The fast-food chain shared the schedule change news on Facebook. Look: "There's
by Drei Laurel
What we’d do to have our favorite drink served in person again
Our lives, it seems, have changed for the foreseeable future. The little things we once took for granted have now become frivolous luxuries we can do without during a pandemic. It wasn't so long ago, if you recall, that you could
by Jason Tulio
Open for delivery and pick-up
You may be starting to miss eating Korean food. Thankfully, there are places that can deliver Korean barbecue and Korean fried chicken to your doorstep during the Luzon enhanced community quarantine (ECQ).But if you want to fill your pantry with Korean
by Bea Faicol
Plan your grocery runs accordingly
We're right at the start of Holy Week, which means there are non-working holidays coming up. Normally, at this point in the year, some of you might already have a road trip or two lined up. But things are different
Need to get your chicken fix?
Restrictions on moving around Metro Manila have eased up a bit a few weeks into the COVID-19 enhanced quarantine period but, depending on where you reside, access to certain goods might still be limited because of business closures.If your household
by Drei Laurel
Do you live in these areas?
Grab is bringing its GrabExpress delivery service to Iloilo, Davao, Pampanga, and Bacolod in an effort to help people outside Metro Manila cope with the enhanced quarantine period.Users in the aforementioned areas can now open their apps and select the delivery
by Drei Laurel
It will be available this April
Do you need to replenish your food supply ASAP? We know that most supermarkets that deliver are fully booked right now due to high demand, but thankfully, Grab Philippines' soon-to-be-launched GrabMart is swooping in to provide your grocery needs!
by Bea Faicol
Online vegetable shop proposes temporary village markets as a solution
Despite the Department of Agriculture's (DA) assurance that Metro Manila will continue to have a stable food supply despite the coronavirus crisis, how come the price of goods-particularly of vegetables-have continued to surge during the past days?Reden Roxas,
by Aris Ilagan
Private companies are stepping up in these trying times
