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"We are truly excited to delight our customers together with Mama Lou’s Group—where every meal that is paired with a refreshing glass of Coca-Cola is a joyful

MPIW welcomes Angelo David Berba as its new Chief Operating Officer (COO), effective April 1, 2024. Berba's extensive experience in the water industry will be valuable for MPIW as it expands its service area and optimizes its water service delivery. His appointment reinforces MPIW's commitment to providing sustainable and efficient water services to Iloilo residents.

Rafael Consing Jr., a decorated and seasoned corporate finance expert, is leading the Maharlika Investment Corporation. If not for the tweaks made by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., he would not have qualified for the post.

Stella Arnaldo THE torrential rain last Friday certainly didn’t keep the leaders in the banking and financial sectors from attending the reception to get to know the new Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Governor Dr. Eli M. Remolona Jr. and celebrate the monetary institution’s 30th anniversary. A proud product of…

Aboitiz Equity Ventures (AEV) said it has partnered with Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP) to jointly acquire Coca-Cola Beverages Philippines at an enterprise value of $1.8 billion.

He dreamed of a billion-dollar wellness empire but all that’s left are furious investors, unpaid employees and a lot of unanswered questions.

The seven tycoons who went to Davos, Switzerland for this year’s World Economic Forum said they joined President Marcos at the annual gathering to help drum up trade and investment interest for the Philippines.

GUEST COLUMNIST BUSINESS TALK By WILLIAM S. CO, chairman, Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., and Vice President Sara Duterte – Carpio, will speak before the Philippine business community at the 48th Philippine Business Conference & Expo (48th PBC&E

RAFI turns over tree planting project to DepEd Cebu

One can almost hear the merry banter of some of the country’s businessmen – mischievous laughs to a stranger, charming even – just looking at those post-election countdown photos with presumptive president Ferdinand Marcos Jr. that we saw on our timelines and moving walls. Cozying up was the term used by some. Others called it Bagong Lipunan 2.0.