September 17, 2018
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in Sundae Scoop5 Simple Tips to Avoid Diseases during the Rainy Season
As the rainy season continues to pound the nation with torrential rains, Filipinos have no choice but to constantly deal with floods, power outages, and transportation disruptions. But a bigger concern are the numerous diseases that are most common during this time of the year, such as cholera, typhoid fever, influenza, and most especially, leptospirosis. More
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in Sundae Scoop4 Leadership Principles Startup Entrepreneurs must Know
The road to business success is one that can be lonely and dreary. The unrelenting passion of entrepreneurs and startup CEOs, while initially beneficial for the organization, can soon become a deterrent to the growth of the business and even its people. And with their current knowledge and skillset, it is inevitable for any startup […] More
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in Sundae ScoopReady, Set, Seoul: RCBC takes lucky winner on a special trip to Korea
Whether it is the cute and heartwarming stories of their dramas, the catchy rhythm of their pop music, or the wonders of their fashion and beauty products, the Korean fever has caught the Pinoys by storm. That is why it is no surprise that Filipinos have developed a strong desire to visit and experience Korea […] More
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in Sundae ScoopPantene Philippines Calls on Filipinas to be #StrongerNow
There is no denying that Filipinas are strong and beautiful women—but what does it really take to become one? More
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in Sundae ScoopRevealing Beauty with REVLON PROFESSIONAL
Revlon was born in the 1930s by visionary Charles Revson, together with his brother Joseph and a chemist Charles Lachman. The brothers gave credit to Lachman by including the “L” in Revlon. Their very first product was the revolutionary opaque nail enamel, which made women giddy all over the world as they painted their fingernails […] More
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in Sundae ScoopGabay Guro Marks 11th Year with ‘Grand Gathering’ for Teachers
In time for National Teacher’s Month, PLDT-Smart Foundation’s education advocacy and flagship program Gabay Guro is celebrating its 11th anniversary by bringing together thousands of teachers from all over the country for the much-awaited Grand Gathering 2018 on September 23, Sunday, at the Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City. More
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in Sundae ScoopR U Tough Enough? is Back, But This Time, Searching for Southeast Asia’s Toughest!
Are Filipinos the toughest in Southeast Asia? Well, that is what Fisherman’s Friend and KIX are trying to find out. With the support of Fisherman’s Friend, KIX, is bringing back its annual R U Tough Enough? competition on an even bigger scale this year. Finalists from six countries in Southeast Asia – namely Indonesia, Malaysia, […] More

