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Farmer Entrepreneurs access local weather forecasts with IBM and Jollibee help
Jollibee Group Foundation and IBM have partnered to provide farmers with access to more localized daily weather forecasts to help them better decide when to plant and fertilize their produce resulting in savings and better yields.
Filipino company develops cold plasma-based air-surface sterilizer vs. Covid
Filipino company Aller Innovations Inc. has developed a cold plasma technology-based air and surface sterilizer that is effective in larger indoor areas and spaces like pantry or storage areas, elevators, and building lobbies to guard against the coronavirus.
SM companies recognized anew by global sustainability index FTSE4Good
SM Investments Corporation (SMIC) has been recognized anew by the FTSE4Good Index Series for its strong Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) performance, securing its status for the second consecutive year.
8 out of 10 Philippine SMEs favor adoption of digital technology to improve business
Eight out of 10 Philippine small and medium scale enterprises (SMEs) favor the adoption of digital technology to improve business.
Ligo Sardines reallocates entire advertising budget to help independent groups fighting COVID-19
As an act of solidarity, Ligo Sardines Philippines announced that they are reallocating their entire advertising budget this year to benefit non-government organizations, charities, and independent groups in the frontlines of the fight against the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19).
Suntrust is lone Filipino firm in Forbes Asia’s Best Under a Billion companies
Real estate firm Suntrust Home Developers Inc. has made it as the lone company from the Philippines to land on the top 200 top-performing public companies in the region of this year's Forbes Asia's...
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Filipino Singer Sofronio Vasquez Makes History as The Voice USA Season...
Sofronio Vasquez made history by dominating the 26th season of The Voice USA and becoming the first-ever Filipino and Asian to win the mainstream...
