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Saturday, March 25, 2023
Johanna O. Bajenting
Johanna O. Bajenting
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Cebu
Supermarket, grocery stores offer pick-up, delivery options
April 30, 2020
STRANDED. The Department of Tourism is helping stranded domestic tourists go back home as the enhanced community quarantines rage on in several provinces in the country amid the Covid-19 crisis. (SunStar file)
Cebu
DOT 7 eyes sweeper flights for stranded tourists in CV
April 27, 2020
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Cebu
BSP warns public against fake donation, charity programs amid Covid-19
April 20, 2020
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Cebu
Banks warn clients to be ‘extra-vigilant’ against scammers
April 15, 2020
COMMUNITY. These online marketplaces have been helping struggling entrepreneurs cope with the losses brought about by the viral pandemic. Buyers, on the other hand, are grateful to join the community as it helps them find the food and other supplies they’ve been looking for. (Contributed photo)
Cebu
Entrepreneurs form online community to link buyers, sellers
April 07, 2020
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Cebu
Work from home, quarantine trigger demand for laptops
March 27, 2020
SHOP ONLINE. Cebuano consumers no longer have to go out to shop for fruits and vegetables as they can now shop through www.cebumarket.store, an online marketplace that connects farmers directly to the consumers. It delivers to the cities of Cebu, Mandaue, Talisay and Lapu-Lapu with a delivery fee of P50 and a minimum order of P200 worth of goods. (Contributed photo)
Cebu
Online store offers Consumers fresh, Low-cost agri goods
March 25, 2020
ENOUGH CASH. The Cebu Bankers Club assures that there is enough cash to serve the banking needs of the public during the quarantine period imposed to limit the convergence of people as a way to stop the spread of the coronavirus disease. (SunStar file)
Cebu
Consumers assured of enough cash during quarantine period
March 23, 2020
SAFETY. Industry stakeholders say the Covid-19 outbreak paved the way for the biggest “work-from-home experiment” in the Philippines. Wilfredo Sa-a, managing director of the Cebu IT-BPM Organization Foundation Inc., is asking the IT-BPM companies to allow their employees to work remotely as a measure against the rapidly spreading disease. (Sunstar Photo)
Cebu
Covid-19 leads workers to work from home
March 19, 2020
VOLUNTARY. Business chambers of Cebu and Mandaue are leaving it up to companies if they can afford to release full or partial 13th month pay to their workers. Cebu Chamber of Commerce and Industry president Felix Taguiam says businesses are facing a tough challenge especially since they are also losing revenues due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. (Sunstar File)
Cebu
Biz leaders: it’s up to companies to release 13th month pay
March 18, 2020
ENOUGH CASH. The Cebu Bankers Club assures the public that there is enough cash to serve the banking needs of Cebu City and the cash transactions of the public. (Sunstar File)
Cebu
Bankers notice ‘significant cash withdrawals’
March 17, 2020
HARD WORK PAYS OFF. Merly Domingo’s hardwork and good financial management allowed her garment manufacturing business to flourish steadily. From two workers in 2016, she now has 20 employees with business already valued at P1.2 million. (Contributed Photo)
Cebu
Street-smart seamstress wins microfinance award
March 13, 2020
RETAIL. The Philippine Retailers Association-Cebu Chapter is asking consumers to buy only what they need at this time of Covid-19 global outbreak. (Sunstar File)
Cebu
Retailers appeal: avoid panic buying
March 10, 2020
TOUGH TIMES CALL FOR TOUGH MEASURES. Cebu Chamber of Commerce and Industry president Virgilio Espeleta says businesses have now been badly hit by the Covid-19 outbreak. (SunStar Photo / Allan Cuizon)
Cebu
CCCI on covid-19 impact: ‘It’s about survival now’
February 28, 2020
SKILLS UPGRADE. Cebu Technological University (CTU) main campus president Rosein Ancheta Jr. (third from left) and Philippine Economic Zone Authority (Peza) Director General Charito Plaza (third from right) show off the signed memorandum of agreement for the new Special Economic Zone Institute inside CTU main campus. They are joined by Peza and CTU officials. (SunStar Photo / Johanna O. Bajenting)
Cebu
Peza, CTU unveil special economic zone institute
February 26, 2020
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Cebu
Firms run out of supply, consider plant closure
February 17, 2020
ALTERNATIVE. Philippine exports to the United States and Japan have been growing since the start of the year, according to Philexport Cebu executive director Fred Escalona. He says the Philippines became an option for other countries to supply their goods after the Wuhan virus outbreak in China disrupted the supply chain. (SunStar file photo)
Cebu
Philexport sees strong export to Japan, US amid China virus
February 07, 2020
EXPANSION. From left, Marietta Bucao, councilor of Talisay City, Cebu; Jose Daniel Borromeo, corporate planning head at Fairline Automative Ventures Inc. (Favi); Alan Bucao, Vice Mayor of Talisay City, Cebu; Andre Borromeo, general manager at Favi; PK Umashankar, managing director of Ford Philippines; and Jonathan Legaspi, sales director of Ford Philippines, kick off the construction of the 1,397-square-meter Ford dealership facility, the 50th in the country, in Talisay City, Cebu. (Sunstar Photo / Alex Badayos)
Cebu
50TH Ford showroom to open in Talisay City
February 05, 2020
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Cebu
Peza urges Lapu-Lapu council to draft resolution against second runway
February 03, 2020
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Cebu
Labella signs EO creating trade, investment center
January 31, 2020