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Joyce Abano

Philippines
As seen in: Forbes Middle East, Rappler, Inside Retail Asia, Inside Retail, Latinos Health, Inside FMCG, Internet Retailing AU
⭐️A mind is a terrible thing to waste.⭐️ I'm a Harry Potter fan, a believer of happy endings & I think #Disney ruined #StarWars. *Views posted here are my own*
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Trump Heads To Beijing As US–China Trade, Tech Tensions Intensify

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By Joyce Abano, Joyce Abaño
| Forbes Middle East
<p>US President Donald Trump is set to arrive in Beijing on Wednesday evening for his first visit to China in nearly nine years, ahead of high-stakes talks with President Xi Jinping as geopolitical tensions, trade friction, technology rivalry, and global energy concerns continue to intensify.</p><p></p>
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How Masih Imtiaz Built A $2.7B Real Estate Empire By Prioritizing Compassion, Long-Term Value

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By Joyce Abano, Joyce Abaño
| Forbes Middle East
<p>Masih Imtiaz, CEO of family-run business Imtiaz Developments, defied Dubai’s high‑velocity real estate playbook by putting empathy at the center. Fair pricing, thoughtful design, and long‑term value became his formula for a different kind of luxury with a development and sales portfolio exceeding $2.7 billion.</p><p></p><p></p>
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How Ballet Manila danced its way back from fire, typhoon, pandemic

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By Joyce Abano, Joyce Abaño
| Rappler
When the world went silent in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, dancing and music at Ballet Manila did not stop — it simply moved online. While theaters across the country closed their doors, the company founded and led by the Philippines’ first prima ballerina, Lisa Macuja-Elizalde, found a new rhythm in the virtual space. “During the pandemic, we transitioned to online classes out of necessity,” Macuja-Elizalde tells Rappler. “But it turned out to be a blessing.
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