Rediscovering Culion through Kawil Tours

Jun Tibi was on the way to having a fruitful career in the corporate world when he was pulled in another direction, one that would take him to the island of Culion and to his real calling in life.

6 Filipino firms are listed on Forbes Global 2000 World’s Largest Public Companies

Six Filipino companies have been listed in the 16th annual Forbes Global 2000 for publicly-traded companies from 60 countries.

Julie’s Bakeshop loves its neighbors

When Julie’s Bakeshop opened its first outlet in 1981 on Hernan Cortes in Mandaue City, Cebu, its goal was to become the No. 1 neighborhood bakeshop producing quality fresh breads.

BPI pushes for better financial management of OFW remittances

The Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) is urging overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) and their families to get financial management education to allow them to better manage remittances.

Jollibee gives new hope for farmer entrepreneurs

The predicament of Wencelito Gomez was typical of a Filipino farmer in constant struggle to make a living. Like most of his peers in Nueva Ecija, he found it difficult to find a steady market for his crops.

US skincare line Kiehl’s spotlights Filipino culture

American cosmetics brand Kiehl’s released limited edition products spotlighting Filipino culture.

10 Business Ideas You Can Start with P100,000 Capital or Less

Do you also dream about having your own business?

French food group to build cheese and chocolate factory in Clark

French food company La Rose Noire is investing P2 billion to manufacture chocolates and cheese inside Clark.

Islands Banca Cruises ‘Bangkeros’ find their place in tourism industry

Eight years ago, Zaldy Catana was working in a dive stop in Lapu-Lapu City when he decided to work for the new Islands Banca Cruises (IBC). Started by entrepreneur Jay Aldeguer, IBC aimed to professionalize the island- hopping work and enhance the experience of clients.

Gandang Kalikasan: Doing great by doing good

Gandang Kalikasan Inc., a social enterprise born out of an advocacy to be pro-poor, pro-Philippines and pro-environment, has proven that sowing inclusivity into business can reap great rewards.

Holland America Line to hire hundreds of Pinoy seafarers for new cruise ship

Holland America Line, the luxury subsidiary of cruise industry leader Carnival Corporation, is so impressed with the ability of Filipino seafarers that it wants to hire more for the company's newest vessel.

Hapinoys: Financial security makes happy Pinoys

People who knew Mayreen Artes back when she was still a factory worker would often ask her. “How were you able to change your life?”
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