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After its successful partnership with Mobile Legends Professional League Season 3, smartphone brand realme once again shows its support for the mobile gaming industry with its latest collaboration with the Mobile Legends Bang Bang Southeast Asia Cup (MSC) 2019. MSC is considered the biggest Mobile Legends tournament in the world with a staggering USD120,000 prize for its champion.
MSC 2019, which will be happening from June 21 to 23, 2019 at the Araneta Coliseum, is the biggest and most-prestigious esports event to ever be hosted by the Philippines. A total of 9 countries and 12 teams, including the official Philippine representatives MPL Season 3 Grand Champion Arkangel and MPL 1st runner up Bren Esports, will vie for the championship.
Peter Alvarez receives the tokens and prizes from Mobil, CST and MAXXIS after besting all competitors in the 600-999CC category.
One-hundred and two motorcycle riders participated in the first Mobil Super Moto Endurance Ride 2019 held in northern Cebu last May 17 to 19. Speed, control and shipshape ride enabled Mario Borbon, Ralph Kintanar, Peter Alvarez and Francis Remedio to lead the ride’s four categories: 100CC-299CC, 300CC-599CC, 600CC-999CC, 1000CC and up, respectively. Each of the winners took home sets of Mobil Super Moto lubricants, MAXXIS/CST tires and a total of PHP75,000 in cash prizes.
Mobil Super Moto Endurance Ride 2019 features a 300-kilometer route, which looped around Cebu’s Mandaue North Drive and passed through the scenic route of Daan Bantayan, San Remegio and Balamban, then back. 18 local and national motorcycle clubs were represented in the event.
Photo above shows (L-3) Noel Bartolome Jr. and Noel Bartolome Sr. on their way to the Land Cruiser Jamboree in Indonesia back in 2017.
Since its debut in 2011, the MAXXIS 4×4 Cup Philippines: Off-road Challenge has tested the skills and determination of thousands of Filipino motor sports athletes. Many of these athletes get their first taste of off-roading through their own parents, as was the case of one of the country’s top contenders, Noel G. Bartolome Jr.
One of the most active off-road athletes in the country today, Bartolome is a member of the Land Cruiser Club of the Philippines and is a regular in the MAXXIS 4×4 Cup winners’ podium. Just this April, he snagged the second place in the track B of the Lubao, Pampanga leg, conquering the course’s neck-high lahar pits. In 2018, Bartolome got the most podium places in the MAXXIS 4×4 Cup and won third place in the Overall Driver of the Year category.
As organizations accelerate their digital efforts, the impact of the tech talent shortage increases the strain on resources and productivity. A recent survey by Robert Walters revealed that hiring managers in Southeast Asia find hiring tech talent to be difficult and time-consuming but critical to business success.
In response to this growing urgency, specialist professional recruitment firm Robert Walters today issued a technology guidebook titled “5 Lessons in Tackling the Tech Talent Shortage.” Combining insights from forward-thinking business leaders, HR experts, hiring managers and tech professionals, the guidebook shares key learnings on attracting and retaining tech talent – from creating innovative recruitment and retention strategies and providing learning and growth opportunities within the organisation to zooming in on the instrumental role of tech leaders.
The status of the bilateral relationship with the United States and the validity of the Mutual Defence Treaty (MDT) were among the many topics discussed recently in an interview given by the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) Secretary, Teodoro L. Locsin, Jr. to representatives of Oxford Business Group (OBG).
Locsin highlighted that the MDT has proven to be effective in maintaining peace in the Philippines and the wider region since the beginning of the Cold War, and expressed his desire to see it preserved in its current form.