The Zamora legacy continues in Usapang Bilyonaryo’s season-ender!
Manuel “Manny” Zamora Jr. discusses the driving force behind his success as a businessman and kingmaker, while Martin Antonio “Dennis” Zamora shares how he plans to lead NAC into the future.
Plus, Usapang Bilyonaryo gives a rundown of our featured Bilyonaryo’s most unforgettable quotes!
Has Secretary Jimmy Bautista finally realized the folly of his plan to centralize all biddings for projects worth more than P50 million under the Department of Transportation (DOTr)?
The Zamora legacy continues in Usapang Bilyonaryo’s season-ender!
Yong Larrazabal is a beacon in Cebu’s medical community, serving as the President and Chairman of the Cebu Doctors’ Group of Hospitals. The ophthalmologist by trade has a clear vision for the future: quality healthcare for Cebuanos.
Joe Soberano is the CEO and chairman of Cebu Landmasters Inc. (CLI). CLI is the first homegrown Cebuano company to be publicly listed. The real estate company is focused on providing affordable and sustainable housing development to the Visayas and Mindanao regions .
A complaint has been making waves across social media, as a furious netizen accused a Lalamove rider of collecting a high-end handbag but failing to complete the delivery.
TAPE Inc. executive Bullet Jalosjos has broken his silence over his family’s feud with the “Dabarkads” who hosted Eat Bulaga for years, pinning the fallout on the comedic trio known as TVJ.
Amid the resignation of Tito, Vic and Joey from noontime show Eat Bulaga, as well as the mass resignation of the “Dabarkads” from TAPE Inc., netizens were curious to see what the production company would come up with in the first live show after TVJ’s announcement last May 31.
A retired international investment banker has sounded the alarm on the absence of clear guidelines in the bill creating the Maharlika Investment Fund, which is awaiting President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s signature.
More Filipinos are able to pay off at least the minimum amount due on their monthly credit cards, the Credit Card Association of the Philippines (CCAP) has reported.
Online wallet GCash has tapped a local LGBTQIA+ icon to celebrate Pride Month.
