Firms of the Ayalas, Henry Sy and George Ty are among the 20 finalists vying for the coveted 6th Best Annual Report (BAR) Awards organized by the Management Association of the Philippines (MAP) in cooperation with the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) ...

International singer David Pomeranz is again serenading Filipinos this February – and this time for a good cause. A fund-raising concert entitled “In Our Hands” will benefit the children of Operation Smile Philippines (OSP) who are ...

Songs that tug at your heartstrings. Miniature cars from the world-famous BMW Art Cars collection that will delight car enthusiasts and art aficionados. And early masterpieces by non-traditional Filipino painter Ivan Acuña who is making waves ...

Chadleen Lacdo-o, a 14-year-old Cebuana and former cleft palate patient of Operation Smile Philippines, describes herself as an “Operation Smile miracle.” A winner of numerous singing competitions and a finalist in the “Little Big Star” conte

FOR reporting beyond the bottom line and measuring the success of its business based on global sustainability reporting standards, Manila Water Company emerged as winner in the 6th Management Association of the Philippines’ Best Annual Report ...

Manila Water Company president Antonio Aquino (center) receives the top prize in the 6th Management Association of the Philippines’ Best Annual Report (BAR) Awards held February 10, 2009 in Makati City. In photo are: (left) MAP president Joey ...

PSBank won its second award for its 2007 annual report which carried the theme "Connecting the Dots." After bagging the Award of Excellence at the Philippine Quill in November 2008, the savings bank arm of the Metrobank Group also clinched ...

Globe Telecom regulatory policy head Andy Bengzon (third from left) accepts the first runner-up trophy in the 6th Management Association of the Philippines’ Best Annual Report (BAR) Awards held February 10, 2009 in Makati City. The Ayala-contro

Nearly 100 winners – now medical doctors, accomplished professors, and topnotch professionals here and abroad – of the BPI-DOST Science Awards gathered Monday (March 16) to mark the 20th year of the country’s longest-running science

"How could the Philippines even aspire to be a competitive and dynamic, knowledge-based economy if we continue to drain of our best and brightest scientific brains, who finish their degrees and pursue careers elsewhere?"