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Growing the ‘cosmedic’ market

By C.V. Clarete | December 17, 2001 - 12:00am

If the flurry of activities and developments within a company is an indication of dynamism, then Aia-Hinoki Clinical deserves the description. In the last few months, the company has appointed an old hand at direct...

Business As Usual

The Beautifont man is back

By C.V. Clarete | November 12, 2001 - 12:00am

If there’s a person who should be credited with introducing direct selling in the Philippines, it’s Jose Tabora, the founder of Beautifont Inc. Very few today would remember, much less know, the Filipino...

Business As Usual