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The National Basketball Association (NBA) and Cloudfone, the flagship mobile phone and tablet brand of the Cellprime Group, one of the Philippines’ top technology companies, announced recently the launch of the first Cloudfone NBA Edition smartphone in Southeast Asia. 

Jabra, considered the leader in the development of professional communications and sound solutions, announced last month the availability of the Jabra Speak 710 in the local market. 

Sales of local automobiles grew by double digits in the first quarter of this year, it was learned recently. 

Hino Motors Philippines Corp. (HMP), the exclusive distributor of Hino trucks and buses in the Philippines, is broadening its customization services as part of its commitment to provide total support for its clients. The company builds trucks and buses tailored to various client needs, with projects ranging from mobile clinics and tourist buses to mobile courts. 

Isuzu Philippines Corp. (IPC) exuded confidence anew at the just-concluded exhibition of its newest line of trucks exemplifying its core values of dependability, durability, and reliability during the four-day 2017 Trans Sport Show at the SMX Convention Center in Pasay City. 

Chevron Philippines Inc., the marketer of Caltex products in the country, introduced late last month in Taguig City its newest premium diesel engine oil, the Caltex Delo 400 MGX SAE 15W-40, to address the needs of commercial businesses while meeting stringent Philippine emission regulations, as well as promising huge savings for its users. 

Top computer manufacturer Lenovo unveiled in the Philippines recently the latest additions to its ThinkPad lineup that are powered by Intel’s newest 7th Generation Kaby Lake processor. 

Multinational computer and mobile-device maker Lenovo launched last month in Makati City the Lenovo K6 Note, a power-packed smartphone that delivers endless fun and entertainment in one’s hand. 

Brother International Philippines Corp. has launched in the Philippines its newest entry-level sewing machine, the Brother JA-1450NT, to further bolster its line of entry-level machines for homes and small businesses. 

By Leslie D. Venzon / Philippines News Agency  Real-estate giant Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) plans to spend P16 billion to build new malls in the next three years, as it continues to increase its recurring income and ride on the Philippines’ robust economic growth.