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Ask a kid now what they want to be when they grow up and doctor isn’t the immediate answer anymore.

RJ Jacinto is founder and chairman of the RJ Group of Companies, whose businesses span radio and television to live entertainment, recording, music education, and musical instruments.

Buds Wenceslao became CEO of D.M. Wenceslao & Associates in 2016. The company developed Aseana City, which has grown into one of the largest mixed-use developments in the country.

ABS-CBN announced that it is letting go of 200 employees amidst ‘a difficult year’ for the content industry. Its president says this would be the last retrenchment program under his leadership.

More than three decades after Pandayan became an independent business, the business now has nearly 170 stores in its retail network, mostly outside Metro Manila.

Julio Sy’s Tao Group includes a portfolio of companies like Pardon My French, Nacho King, Gelato Manila, B Coffee, and Tsaa Laya, and One World Deli, which now has six branches.

Over 50 years after Cirimar Laboratories was established, its manufacturing is still producing household care, baby care, cosmetics, galenicals, medical supplies and other consumer products.

Gabby Lopez still has no board seat, title, or chairmanship in the Lopez group, not even at ABS-CBN. What he now has is a direct financial stake in ABS-CBN's rescue after giving up everything else.

As president and CEO of CREC, Tan is helping lead one of the Philippines’ most ambitious renewable energy expansion programs. Here he tells the story of his years with Megawide.

LT Group, Inc. has built a diversified portfolio across banking, tobacco, distilled spirits, beverages, and property development. But the stock is currently far below its previous historical highs.

In the five-month Lopez family saga, there is one, inescapable fact: someone has to put money in.

While many blue-chip companies struggled amid concerns over slowing economic growth in the first half of 2026, PGOLD is now one of the strongest-performing constituents of the PSEi.

For Monde Nissin, investor sentiment has been shaped for years by post-IPO disappointment but opportunities often emerge especially when the business is showing signs of stabilization.