What does JB stand for?

Jollibee (Filipino fast food restaurant chain)

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Business, finance, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

BusinessWorld, Jollibee, Jubilant Organosys Ltd, Philippine American Life and General Insurance Company (Philamlife), Philippine Coffee Board (Kape Isla), Microsoft, SM Foundation and Sony Philippines, Inc.

Regional ASIAN FORUM on CSR in Manila is Oversubscribed in Spite of ...

Locally, Nelson said that clients for the new version of NetSuit OneWorld solution include the country s leading food chain Jollibee, Diamond Fleet management System and MOTECH Automotive Education Center Inc.

United States : NetSuite launches new cloud-based software

Where you find a Jollibee, you find enough security, you find enough risk appetite by the private sector to begin to invest and create jobs," Lindborg told reporters Monday.

Philippines security in form of fast food

After the teaching session we take the children to eat in Jollibee [local fast food chain].

Lean-Joy: 'I shouldn't lose hope because it won't be forever'

Speaking of awards, the Indian publication Business Standard reports that Filipino businessman Tony Tan Caktiong, head of Jollibee Foods Corporation, was named Ernst & Young's 2004 World Entrepreneur of the Year (WEOY) at an award ceremony in Monte Carlo, Monaco.

Speaking of awards, the Indian publication Business Standard reports ...

American-style fast food was unknown in the Philippines until the 1970s, when Jollibee, the Filipino version of McDonald's, opened its doors.

The commercialization of farming: producing meat for a hungry world: ...

American-style fast food was unknown in the Philippines until the 1970s, when Jollibee, the Filipino version of McDonald's, opened its doors.

Factory farming in the developing world: in some critical respects, ...

Jollibee, a family-owned fast-food company in the Philippines, has successfully staved off competition from McDonald's, for example.

Caveat vendor: western multinationals have been scrambling to exploit ...