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This makes Jollibee a giant of fast food businesses with more than 2,500 stores in the county, plus locations in the U. S., USA, China, Saudi Arabia, Vietnam, Singapore and Brunei. Socorro Ramos entered publishing and retail industry working as a saleswoman in a bookstore. Their stories are revealing and inspiring to keep us moving forward.
In 1971, Cresida Tueres founded Greenwich. She and her husband opened the National Book Store with only $200 in capital. In addition, offering the franchise option has also opened the doors to penetrate even the international market. It has won 30 beauty awards including the most promising new cosmetics brand from Watsons Philippines. From Henry Sy to Tony Tan Caktiong, Socorro Ramos, John Gokongwei Jr., Edgar Sia, Mariano Que, Crésida Tueres, Cecilio Kwok Pedro and more, these inspiring business tycoons have achieved remarkable success in their respective fields.
She is the founder and CEO of the motorcycle taxi service app Angkas.
This makes Jollibee a giant of fast food businesses with more than 2,500 stores in the county, plus locations in the U. S., USA, China, Saudi Arabia, Vietnam, Singapore and Brunei. After the news broke in his neighborhood, several customers came to his store and sponsored his products.
Before founding the National Book Store, Ramos worked as a saleswoman in a bookstore. Now, these 11 people on our first list are the legendary business tycoons.
After the company closed its doors in 1986 due to some environmental problems, Cecilio decided that it was the right time to found his company. Potato Corner is one of the best-known food cart businesses in the country.
He came from a low-income family in Jinjang, Xiamen in China. At age 19 she opened National Library in Escolta with her husband with capital of 200 pounds selling books and school supplies to students.
He started adding other products such as Blend 45 and soon changed his business name to Universal Robina Corporation.
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15 Philippines tycoons in Forbes list; Villar still richest
MANILA, Philippines — Real estate and retail tycoon Manuel Villar kept his crown as the country’s richest, leading 15 tycoons from the Philippines in the Forbes 2025 World’s Billionaires list.
Villar, chairman of listed property developer Vista Land & Lifescapes, was the only Filipino who made it to the top 200, ranking No.
117 with a net worth of $17.2 billion.
Aside from Vista Land, the 75-year-old Villar has six other listed entities including mall operator Vistamalls, property landlord VistaREIT, home improvement chain AllHome, supermarket chain AllDay Marts, Premiere Island Power REIT and Golden MV Holdings.
Coming in at second is ports and casino tycoon Enrique Razon Jr., chairman of International Container Terminal Services Inc., who ranked at No.
227 with a net worth of $10.9 billion.
San Miguel Corp. The source is indicated at the beginning and at the end of the announcement. In 1975, he bought a Magnolia ice cream shop, but decided to add other products such as fried chicken, fries and hamburgers due to low sales.