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The dish from Paris
Those chic-ky Air France hotshots must be smiling from ear to ear with the success of their  direct flight from Manille to that city of lights and love, Paris. Well,  can you blame them?     


Jetting into Paris via an Air France non-stop flight were glamour gals Vicky Zubiri, Marybeth de Leon and that young miss with exquisite taste and style, Stephanie Zubiri.


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The return of Morinda

By Margaret Jao-Grey  | October 22, 2001 - 12:00am

"We ran into challenges." That was how Thierry Sorhaitz explained the dramatic drop in sales of Morinda Inc.’s Tahitian Noni Juice for the past two years. Sorhaitz is Morinda general manager for the...

Business As Usual

Noni juice maker plans more investments in RP

September 29, 2001 - 12:00am

Morinda Inc., the manufacturer and distributor of Tahitian Noni juice, is assessing further investments in the Philippines. This was disclosed yesterday by Thierry Sorhaitz, general manager for the Pacific region...

Business

A Tahiti luau

By Maurice Arcache | July 26, 2001 - 12:00am

The dish from Paris Those chic-ky Air France hotshots must be smiling from ear to ear with the success of their direct flight from Manille to that city of lights and love, Paris. Well, can you blame them? ...

Fashion and Beauty