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6 days ago |
malaya.com.ph | Nikki Limlengco
When Josefina “Josie” R. Natividad steps into her role as President and COO of Iskaparate.com each day, she’s helping steer a digital marketplace that began with just 33 nanays and has now grown to serve over 3,000 vendors. The platform, born during the height of the pandemic, offers small-scale entrepreneurs—particularly mothers—a lifeline when traditional markets closed and mobility became restricted.
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1 week ago |
malaya.com.ph | Nikki Limlengco
In a world where travel experiences often exclude those with mobility challenges, one boutique agencyis rewriting the rules of inclusive vacationing. Toujours Travel and Tours—French for “always”—lives upto its promise that truly no one gets left behind. The brainchild of two passionate travelers, Abigail Mae Fuentes Selma and Jhona May Biscarra,Toujours began as a virtual operation in 2024 before incorporating as SelCarra Global Corporation inFebruary 2025.
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1 week ago |
malaya.com.ph | Nikki Limlengco
In a bold push to catapult the Philippines into the digital age, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has made technological transformation for small businesses a cornerstone of his economic agenda. While large corporations have long embraced digitalization, the country’s backbone – its micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) –are now getting the digital boost they desperately need.
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1 week ago |
malaya.com.ph | Judith Albano |Nikki Limlengco
In a series of strategic moves across the first quarter of 2025, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s administration has demonstrated accelerated progress on multiple fronts — from fiscal discipline and digital modernization to infrastructure, energy security, and social protections — reflecting a governance style that balances ambition with pragmatic execution.
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2 weeks ago |
malaya.com.ph | Nikki Limlengco
As Filipinos prepare to celebrate Labor Day on May 1st, the streets of Manila will once again fill with workers marching for better wages and working conditions. This tradition stretches back more than a century to 1903, when the Union Obrera Democratica Filipina organized the country’s first Labor Day rally.
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