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PECIA welcomes opportunity to provide inputs on proposed policy for vapor products

February 10, 2021 - 3:38pm

The Philippine E-Cigarette Industry Association (PECIA), which counts around 200 active members that comprise major players...

Biz Memos

No arrests, just verbal warnings

By Alicia Ivy L. Chua | November 22, 2019 - 12:00am

Yape was rushed to the Perpetual Succour Hospital where he was pronounced dead. Quijano said the gunmen may have been following the victim for days already because they were able to track his itinerary.

Cebu News