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Johanna O. Bajenting

GREEN DIRECTION: Steven Yu, the new president of Mandaue Chamber of Commerce and Industry wants to put climate change at the core of every business operations and decision making of business owners in Mandaue City. (Contributed Photo)

New MCCI prexy to push for ‘green initiatives’

January 30, 2020

JOB OPPORTUNITIES: The University of Cebu (UC) has entered into a memorandum of agreement with Momotarokai Social Welfare Corp. to teach students to speak the Japanese language. From left are Yasunori Naramura, manager; Naomi Miyake, Japanese teacher; Mariko Ito, chairperson of the board of directors of Momotarokai; Augusto Go, president and chairman of UC; Ofelia Maña, UC vice chancellor for Business Development and Innovation; and Manuel Sarausad, executive vice chancellor. (SunStar photo / Johanna O. Bajenting)

UC, Momotarokai to offer Nihongo class

January 22, 2020

OPEN FOR BUSINESS. Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Assistant Secretary for Regional Operations Group Demphna Du-Naga, (fourth from right); DTI 7 Director Asteria Caberte, (third from right); DTI 7 Assistant Regional Director Ma. Elena Arbon, (second from right), and DTI Cebu Provincial Director Hope Melgar, (fifth from left) lead the opening of Cebu’s first One Town, One Product Philippine Hub located inside the seaport terminal of Pier 1 in Cebu City. (Sunstar Photo / Amper Campaña)

DTI opens Sinulog fair, OTOP PH Hub

January 16, 2020

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Visa-free access to boost tourism between S. Korea, Cebu

January 02, 2020

FOR BETTER HEALTH CARE SERVICES. From left, Francisco Ong, Amado Go, Antonio Chua Jan Sing, Ricardo Go, Francisco Benedicto, Engr. Petronio Militante, Dra. Helen Po, Benito Gaisano, Alfredo Go, Enrique Benedicto, Aurelia Qui, Charlie Liu, Dr. Cesar Quiza and Engr. Ramonsito Uy, during the ground breaking ceremony of Chong Hua Medical Arts Center 3 on Friday, Dec. 27. 2019. (SunStar photo / Johanna Bajenting)

Chong Hua invests in new medical arts building

December 30, 2019

ROBUST DEMAND. Cebu's retail sector is benefiting from traditional demand drivers such as the outsourcing sector, tourism, remittances from overseas Filipino workers, and public and private construction.

Tourism, outsourcing and construction drive retail demand in 2019

December 26, 2019

CONTINUED GROWTH. The information technology-business process management industry, which employs thousands of workers in Cebu, has continued to expand this year. (SunStar file)

IT-BPM industry sees continued growth in 2019

December 23, 2019

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500 senior high students undertake coding training

December 20, 2019

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70 tourist pump boats get DOT license

December 18, 2019

BUGNAWNG BILANGGOAN: Si Medlina Yamazaki sulod sa mabugnaw nga bilanggoan sa Mabolo Substation. (Allan Cuizon)

Superbalita Cebu

Nanghasi sa mall

December 08, 2019

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Creba urges developers to meet socialized housing requirement

November 29, 2019

ANOTHER INVESTMENT option. Officials of the Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) are encouraging Filipinos to invest in “Premyo Bonds” to grow their savings and at the same time help the government realize its projects in health and education, among others. From left, lawyer Tyrone Botarlo, legal representative of BTr, Sharon Almanza, deputy treasurer of BTr, and Francis Nicolas Chua, first vice president of the Development Bank of the Philippines brief the media about this new investment tool. (SunStar photo / Johanna Bajenting)

Pinoys urged to invest in 'premyo bonds'

November 28, 2019

PLANS. Department of Trade and Industry 7 Director Asteria Caberte (left) and Butch Carungay, private sector head for the Creative Cebu Grid, talk about the projects and programs planned by the Cebu creative sector to sustain its title as a Unesco creative city of design. (SunStar photo / Allan Cuizon)

Cebu’s creative sector sets goals to sustain Unesco title

November 27, 2019

Department of Trade and Industry 7 officials led by Director Asteria Caberte check the prices of basic commodities at Colonnade Supermarket. She warns of penalties for those who don’t follow the suggested retail prices of meat, chicken and noche buena items this Yuletide season. <b>(Amper Campaña/SunStar Cebu)</b>

SRP violators to face P5,000 to P1M penalty

November 26, 2019

SOLUTION: Education Undersecretary Nepomuceno Malaluan says Stem education is one of the vital solutions to address real world problems like natural calamities and food security. The agency wants to upskill and re-skill teachers for them to remain relevant in today’s technological advancement. (SunStar Photo/Allan Cuizon)

DepEd to reskill, upskill teachers on stem course

November 22, 2019

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DICT installs free public wifi in LTO

November 21, 2019

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‘LGUs should have inventory of backyard hog raisers’ -DA

November 20, 2019

COMMITMENT. Climate change translates to less fish catch for fishermen. The Yolanda Inter-Agency Task Force is urging the business community to implement serious initiatives to protect and preserve the environment. (SunStar File Photo)

Yolanda task force: Place sustainability at the heart of biz

November 15, 2019

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Livelihood of inmates gets a boost through technology

November 14, 2019

MAKING A BIG DIFFERENCE. More than showing the world the inherent creative skills of Cebuanos, green fashion accessory designer Katrina Delantar wants the world to know that Cebu deeply cares about protecting and preserving the environment too. (Photo grabbed from Floreia's Facebook page)

Going big in the green market

November 12, 2019