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List of Famous Filipino Brand

Names and Slogans


90.7 Love Radio Kailangan pa
bang i-memorize yan? Bisyo na to!
ABS-CBN Network In the Service
of the Filipino, Kapamilya
Alaska Milk Wala paring tatalo sa
Alaska.
Andoks Litson Pambansang
Litsong Manok.
Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI)
Well take you farther
Barangay LS 97.1 Tugstugan Na!
Bayantel Gaganda pa ang buhay.
Bingo Biscuits Bi-bingo ka sa
sarap.
Bombo Radyo Philippines Basta
Radyo, Bombo!
Boysen The Quality You can Trust
Banco de Oro (BDO) We find
ways.
Cebu Pacific Air Its time every
Juan flies!
Century Tuna Think healthy.
Think Century Tuna.
Chowking Tikman and tagumpay.
Cobra Energy Drink Hindi
umaatras and may tunay na lakas.
Datu Puti Vinegar Mukhasim
Family Rubbing Alcohol Hindi lang
pampamilya, pang-isports pa!
Fita Biscuits Parang life.
Globe Telecom Abot mo ang
mundo.
GMA Channel 7 Network Kapuso
ng Bawat Pilipino
Goldilocks How thoughtful, how
Goldilocks
Greenwhich The Philippines
favorite Pizza chain.
Jollibee Bida ang sarap.,
Langhap Sarap
LBC Hari ng padala.
Lucky Me! Noodles Lucky Me!
Mang Inasal Hahanap hanapin
mo
Maxs Restaurant Sarap to the
bones!
Maynilad Dumadaloy ang
ginhawa.
Mega Sardines Tatak barko. Tatak
sariwa!
Mercury Drug Store Nakasisiguro
gamot ay laging bago.
Meralco May liwanag and buhay.
Metrobank Youre in good hands.
M. Lhuillier Numero Uno ng
Bayan
ML Kwarta Padala We move your
money fast.
National Bookstore Laking
National
Piattos Never had it this good!
Petron We fuel success.
Philippine Airlines (PAL) With Us,
Youre Always Number 1.
Philippine Daily Inquirer Balanced
news, fearless news.
Philippine Long Distance Company
(PLDT) Were Changing Lives.,
The power of convergence.
Philtranco Working always for
fast, safe, and reliable service.
Pop Cola Always tama and
timpla.
PureGold Hypermart Sa PureGold,
always panalo.
Radyo Patrol Una Sa Balita, Una
Sa Public Service
Rebisco Sarap ng filling mo.
Red Horse Beer Ito and tama.
Robinsons Department Store A
lot to love at Robinsons.

San Miguel Beer Samahang


walang katulad.
SkyCable All you want under one
perfect sky.
SkyFlakes Crackers Ito na ang
break mo.
Smart Communications Simply
Amazing, The power to lead.
SM Malls Weve got it all for you!
Studio 23 IbaKabarkada!
Sun Cellular Better network,
better value.
Super Ferry Sakay na!
Super Radyo DZBB Ito ang Balita!
Tambayan 101.9 San ka pa!
UFC Banana Catsup Tamis
Anghang
Victory Liner We Move People
Better Safer
Voice Combo Sandwich Iba and
sarap pag my Voice.
ZestAir Asias most refreshing
airline.

Fedex: When it absolutely,


positively has to be there
overnight.

Hewlett Packard: Invent

The X-Files: The truth is out


there.

Acer : Empowering Technology

Honda:

The power of dreams

Tide: Tides in, dirts out.

Adidas : Impossible is Nothing

HSBC:

The worlds local bank

Toshiba: Hello Tosh, gotta


Toshiba?

American Airlines: Something


special in the air.

IBM:

Ford: Everything we do is driven by


you.
We bring good

Sprite:

Gillette: The best a man can get


Goodyear: The best tires in the
world have Goodyear written all
over them.

Hersheys Chocolate Candy Bars:


Theres a smile in every Hershey
Bar.

Apple:

Johnnie Walker:

Subway: Eat Fresh.

TGI Fridays: Come for the food


Stay for the Fun.

Toyota: The car in front is a


Toyota.

The art of performance.

Triumph Lingerie: Triumph has the


bra for the way you are.

Keep Walking

Kentucky Fried Chicken:


lickin good!

Finger-

Kit Kat: Have a break. Have a KitKat.

Budweiser: The king of beers.


Burger King: Have it your way.

Star Wars: A long time ago in a


galaxy far, far away

Solutions for a small planet.

Jaguar:

BMW: The ultimate driving


machine.

Obey your thirst

Sun Microsystems: We put the . in


dot.com

Google: Dont be evil

American Express: Dont leave


home without it.

Avon: The company for women.

Singapore Airlines: A great way to


fly.
Sony: Its a Sony

General Electric:
things to life.

Intel: Intel Inside

Think different

Shell Oil: You can be sure of Shell.

Kodak:
life

Share moments Share

KPMG:

Its time for clarity

United Airlines: Fly the friendly


skies
UPS: Moving at the speed of
business.
VISA: Its everywhere you want to
be.
Volkswagen: The Car (Das Auto)

Cadburys Dairy Milk Chocolate: A


glass and a half in every half pound

Volvo:

For life

LG: Lifes Good


Compaq: Has it changed your life
yet?
Cannon: Delighting You Always
Cisco Systems: Welcome to the
Human Network
Citibank: The Citi Never Sleeps
CNN: Be the first to know.
Coca-Cola:

Loreal: Because youre worth it.


M&Ms: Melts in your mouth, not in
your hands
McDonalds: Im Loving It

Wall Street Journal: The daily diary


of the American dream.
Xbox 360: Jump In
Xerox: Were moving beyond
documents

Microsoft: Where do you want to go Yahoo: Do you Yahoo!?


today.
Yellow Pages: Let your fingers do
Motorola: Hello Moto
the walking.

Its the real thing.


Nike: Just do it

Youtube: Broadcast yourself.

Courier Express: Todays delivery


problems solved tomorrow.

Nokia:

Dell: Easy as Dell

Oracle: Information Driven

DHL: We move the world.

Panasonic: Ideas for Life

Disneyland: The happiest place on


earth.

Pepsi: The choice of a new


generation

eBay: Buy it. Sell it. Love it.

Philips: Lets Make Things Better.

Energizer: It keeps going, and


going, and going

Polo: The mint with the hole.

Alaska Milk Wala pa ring tatalo sa


Alaska.
Andoks Litson Pambansang
Litsong Manok.
Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI)
Well take you farther.
Barangay LS 97.1 Tugstugan Na!
Bayantel Gaganda pa ang buhay.
Bingo Biscuits Bi-bingo ka sa
sarap.
Bombo Radyo Philippines Basta
Radyo, Bombo!
Boysen The Quality You Can
Trust.
Banco de Oro (BDO) We find
ways.
Cebu Pacific Air Its time every
Juan flies!
Century Tuna Think healthy.
Think Century Tuna.

Connecting people

Redbull: It gives you wings


Ernst & Young: Quality in
everything we do.
Facebook: Facebook helps you
connect and share with the people
in your life.

Reebok: I am what I am.


Samsung: Digitally Yours.
Sharp: Sharp Minds Sharp
Products.

Chowking Tikman ang


Tagumpay.
Cobra Energy Drink Hindi
umaatras and may tunay na lakas.
Datu Puti Vinegar Mukhasim
Family Rubbing Alcohol Hindi lang
pampamilya, pang-isports pa!
Fita Biscuits Parang life.
Globe Telecom Abot mo ang
mundo.
GMA Channel 7 Network Kapuso
ng Bawat Pilipino.
Goldilocks How Thoughtful, How
Goldilocks.
Greenwhich The Philippines
favorite Pizza chain.
Jollibee Bida ang sarap.
Langhap Sarap.
LBC Hari ng padala.
Lucky Me! Noodles Lucky Me!
Mang Inasal Hahanap hanapin
mo
Maxs Restaurant Sarap to the
bones!
Maynilad Dumadaloy ang
ginhawa.
Mega Sardines Tatak barko. Tatak
sariwa!
Mercury Drug Store Nakasisiguro
gamot ay laging bago.
Meralco May liwanag ang buhay.
Metrobank Youre in good hands.
M. Lhuillier Numero Uno ng
Bayan
ML Kwarta Padala We move your
money fast.
National Bookstore Laking
National
Piattos Never had it this good!
Petron We fuel success.
Philippine Airlines (PAL) With Us,
Youre Always Number 1.
Philippine Daily Inquirer Balanced
news, fearless news.
Philippine Long Distance Company
(PLDT) Were Changing Lives.
The power of convergence.
Philtranco Working always for
fast, safe, and reliable service.
Pop Cola Always tama ang
timpla.
PureGold Hypermart Sa PureGold,
always panalo.
Radyo Patrol Una Sa Balita, Una
Sa Public Service
Rebisco Sarap ng filling mo.
Red Horse Beer Ito ang tama.
Robinsons Department Store A
lot to love at Robinsons.
San Miguel Beer Samahang
walang katulad.
SkyCable All you want under one
perfect sky.
SkyFlakes Crackers Ito na ang
break mo.
Smart Communications Simply
Amazing. The power to lead.
SM Malls Weve got it all for you!
Studio 23 IbaKabarkada!
Sun Cellular Better network,
better value.
Super Ferry Sakay na!
Super Radyo DZBB Ito ang
Balita!
Tambayan 101.9 San ka pa!
UFC Banana Catsup Tamis
Anghang
Victory Liner We Move People
Better Safer
Voice Combo Sandwich Iba ang
sarap pag may Voice.
ZestAir Asias most refreshing
airline.

From the booth to the website


pages, the Y101 Rhythm Crew give
you a piece of their mind only
here at Y101 Always First.
Come to where the flavor is.
Marlboro
Its the real thing. Coca-Cola
Coke is it. Coca-Cola
Always Coca-Cola. Coca-Cola
Just for the taste of it. Diet Coke
The choice of a new generation.
Pepsi
Ask for more. Pepsi
Obey your thirst. Sprite
The uncola. 7-Up
Do the Dew. Mountain Dew
Is it in you? Gatorade
This Buds for you. Budweiser
Its Miller time! Miller High Life
Tastes great, less filling! Miller Lite
It can only be Heineken. Heineken
Probably the best beer in the world.
Carlsberg
Australian for beer. Fosters
Keep walking. Johnnie Walker
The best part of waking up is
Folgers in your cup. Folgers
Got Milk? California Milk Board
Melts in your mouth. Not in your
hand. M&Ms
Have a break. Have a Kit Kat. Kit
Kat
Quality never goes out of style.
Levis
Just do it. Nike
Impossible is Nothing. Adidas
I love this game. NBA
We bring good things to life.
General Electric
Lets make things better. Philips
Its a Sony. Sony
Connecting People. Nokia
Hello Moto. Motorola
It keeps going, and going, and
going. Energizer (Bunny)
Let your fingers do the walking.
Yellow Pages
Think different. Apple
Intel Inside. Intel
There are some things money cant
buy. For everything else, theres
Mastercard. Mastercard
Not just Visa. Citibank Visa
Dont leave home without it.
American Express
Turning dreams into reality.
Citibank
The worlds local bank. HSBC

The PUP Logo


The star in the logo stands for the
perfection of the human person as
well as the search for truth, while
the five concentric circles depict
infinite wisdom.
Both the five-pointed star and the
five concentric circles stand for
quintessence, meaning the highest
form of quality or the most perfect
example of creation. The two arcs of
laurel symbolize excellence and
quality of education as
demonstrated by the rich
achievements of the University in
over a century of its existence.
The star is golden yellow not only
because this is a stars natural color
but also because, together with the
dark maroon used as background, it

is the traditional color of the


University.
The five concentric circles are white
because it symbolizes purity.
Here are the former logos of this
institution:
Past logos
Left to Right: Philippine School of
Commerce (1908), Philippine
College of Commerce (1953), and
Polytechnic University of the
Philippines (1978).

devotion to God - essential


attributes in the pursuit of academic
excellence and progress in a span of
one hundred years (1904-2004).
Standing for the wheel of life is the
circle which moves incessantly to
give life to all members of the
academic community - the
administrators, the professoriate,
the non-academic personnel, and
the studentry - walking hand in
hand, regardless of status in life,
looking forward to a resplendent
life-giving future. As it is, the wheel
of life converges with Information
and Communications Technology.

PUP Pylon
The Pylon originally stood for the
true, the good and the beautiful.
The Triad of pillars may also stand
for wisdom, strength and beauty
because there should be wisdom to
contrive, strength to support and
beauty to adorn any great or
important undertaking.
Since 1987, however, the Pylon
came to symbolized truth,
excellence and wisdom.

The laurel leaves inside the circle


embody good health, peace,
harmony, and prosperity within the
ambit of PUP and the global village
where the inhabitants meet as they
communicate the same ideals,
ideas, and aspirations.
Within the centenary logo is the PUP
logo which speaks eloquently of
PUPs vital role in molding minds,
enriching souls, and giving firmer
grounds to stand on.

From the circle emanate three big


arrows which stand for the rapid
growth of high-tech education in all
PUP Obelisk PUP Obelisk
levels. The University is now cited as
the Center of Development in
The Obelisk, standing majestic on its different disciplines, especially
base, depicts the strength of the
Information and Communications
Polytechnic University of the
Technology.
Philippines as an institution of
higher learning, promoting
From the Philippine Flag spring red
educational and moral aims which
and blue bands - a symbol of the
are fortified by a determined
PUP communitys respect for
leadership with a clear vision for the nationalism and Filipinism,
Filipino youth and an efficient
strengthened by the PUPians role in
support system inspired by the
nation-building, courageous outlook,
virtues of public service.
tenacity and contribution to
economic progress.
With a long-standing reputation as a
vanguard of truth and social justice, The rising sun emerges through the
PUP also pays homage to the Great
yellow color imbibing the vision,
Conscience and Brain of the
mission, and goals of PUP and its
Philippine Revolution, Apolinario
endless search for truth, excellence,
Mabini who reflects everything the
quality, compassion, efficiency and
University upholds especially its
effectiveness as it tackles the
mission of public enlightenment.
functions of a University instruction, research, extension, and
On top is the University Star Logo ,
production.
symbol of PUPs image as the Light
of the Nation. It stands for the
Ten small arrows spring from the
perfection of the human person and circle to herald the Universitys
the search for truth. Its five
concern for people from all walks of
concentric circles represent infinite
life, through the service and
wisdom and each point of the star
commitment in seven branches and
signifies integrity, ingenuity,
three campuses throughout the
industry, intelligence and
nation.
internationalism the core values of
PUP as a Total University.
Vision
The Obelisk

Dedicated to the future, the obelisk


stands here and now as an emblem
of strength and greatness that only
time can change.

Clearing the paths while laying new


foundations to transform the
Polytechnic University of the
Philippines into an epistemic
community.

PUP Centenary Insignia


Mission
The Centenary Logo is an emblem of
a noble and glorious past, a living
testimony to the University
populations adherence to the
beautiful traits of loyalty, integrity,
love of peace, commitment to
service, and undying love of and

Reflective of the great emphasis


being given by the country's
leadership aimed at providing
appropriate attention to the
alleviation of the plight of the poor,
the development of the citizens, and

of the national economy to become


globally competitive, the University
shall commit its academic resources
and manpower to achieve its goals
through:
Provision of undergraduate and
graduate education which meet
international standards of quality
and excellence;
Generation and transmission of
knowledge in the broad range of
disciplines relevant and responsive
to the dynamically changing
domestic and international
environment;
Provision of more equitable access
to higher education opportunities to
deserving and qualified Filipinos;
and
Optimization, through efficiency and
effectiveness, of social, institutional,
and individual returns and benefits
derived from the utilization of higher
education resources.
Philosophy
As a state university, the Polytechnic
University of the Philippines believes
that:
Education is an instrument for the
development of the citizenry and for
the enhancement of nation building;
Meaningful growth and
transformation of the country are
best achieved in an atmosphere of
brotherhood, peace, freedom,
justice and a nationalist-oriented
education imbued with the spirit of
humanist internationalism.
Strategic Objective: 8-Point Agenda
Pursuing Academic Excellence
through Disciplinal Integrity
Embedding a Culture of Research
Assuring Transparency and
Participatoriness in Giving Rewards
and Sanctions
Modernization and Upgrading of
Physical Facilities, Equipment,
Library and Campus Development
Reconceptualization of Academic
Freedom
Institutionalizing Civil Society
Engagement and Involved Extension
Service Program
Fiscal Responsibility
Assessment of the Institutional
Processes and Critical-Rational
Review of the Entire Organization
(View more information on the PUP
8-Point Agenda)
Shared Values
God-Fearing
Love for Humanity and Democracy
Collegiality
Integrity and Credibility
Transparency and Accountability
Passion for Learning
Humanist Internationalism
Mandate
Presidential Decree No.1341
mandated the PUP to expand the
program offerings of the University
to include courses in polytechnic
areas and has also given the
University the authority to expand
diametrically through the

establishment of branches, consortia


and linkages.
Imno ng PUP
S. Calabig, S. Roldan, and R.
Amaranto
Sintang Paaralan
Tanglaw ka ng bayan
Pandayan ng isip ng kabataan
Kami ay dumating nang salat sa
yaman
Hanap na dunong ay iyong alay
Ang layunin mong makatao
Dinarangal ang Pilipino
Ang iyong aral, diwa, adhikang
taglay
PUP, aming gabay
Paaralang dakila
PUP, pinagpala
Gagamitin ang karunungan
Mula sa iyo, para sa bayan
Ang iyong aral, diwa, adhikang
taglay
PUP, aming gabay
Paaralang dakila
PUP, pinagpala

John Pierpont "J.P." Morgan


(April 17, 1837 March 31, 1913)
was an American financier, banker
and art collector who dominated
corporate finance and industrial
consolidation during his time. In
1892, Morgan arranged the merger
of Edison General Electric and
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
to form General Electric. After
financing the creation of the Federal
Steel Company, he merged it in
1901 with the Carnegie Steel
Company and several other steel
and iron businesses, including
Consolidated Steel and Wire
Company, owned by William
Edenborn, to form the United States
Steel Corporation.
At the height of Morgan's career
during the early 1900s, he and his
partners had financial investments
in many large corporations and had
significant influence over the
nation's high finance and United
States Congress members. He
directed the banking coalition that
stopped the Panic of 1907. He was
the leading financier of the
Progressive Era, and his dedication
to efficiency and modernization
helped transform American
business.
Morgan died in Rome, Italy, in his
sleep in 1913 at the age of 75,
leaving his fortune and business to
his son, John Pierpont Morgan, Jr.
****
Andrew Carnegie (/krnei/ karnay-gee, but commonly /krni/
kar-n-gee or /krni/ kar-negee;[1] November 25, 1835 August
11, 1919) was a Scottish American
industrialist who led the enormous
expansion of the American steel
industry in the late 19th century. He
built a leadership role as a
philanthropist for America and the
British Empire. During the last 18

years of his life, he gave away to


charities, foundations, and
universities about $350 million[2]
(in 2011, $225 billion) almost 90
percent of his fortune. His 1889
article proclaiming "The Gospel of
Wealth" called on the rich to use
their wealth to improve society, and
it stimulated a wave of philanthropy.
Carnegie was born in Dunfermline,
Scotland, and immigrated to the
United States with his very poor
parents in 1848. Carnegie started
work as a telegrapher and by the
1860s had investments in railroads,
railroad sleeping cars, bridges and
oil derricks. He accumulated further
wealth as a bond salesman raising
money for American enterprise in
Europe. He built Pittsburgh's
Carnegie Steel Company, which he
sold to J.P. Morgan in 1901 for $480
million[2] (in 2011, $309 billion),
creating the U.S. Steel Corporation.
Carnegie devoted the remainder of
his life to large-scale philanthropy,
with special emphasis on local
libraries, world peace, education and
scientific research. With the fortune
he made from business, he built
Carnegie Hall and he founded the
Carnegie Corporation of New York,
Carnegie Endowment for
International Peace, Carnegie
Institution for Science, Carnegie
Trust for the Universities of
Scotland, Carnegie Hero Fund,
Carnegie Mellon University and the
Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh,
among others.
John Davison Rockefeller Sr.
(July 8, 1839 May 23, 1937) was
an American business magnate and
philanthropist. He was a co-founder
of the Standard Oil Company, which
dominated the oil industry and was
the first great U.S. business trust.
Rockefeller revolutionized the
petroleum industry, and along with
other key contemporary
industrialists such as Andrew
Carnegie, defined the structure of
modern philanthropy. In 1870, he
founded Standard Oil Company and
actively ran it until he officially
retired in 1897.[3]
Rockefeller founded Standard Oil as
an Ohio partnership with his brother
William along with Henry Flagler,
Jabez A. Bostwick, chemist Samuel
Andrews, and a silent partner,
Stephen V. Harkness. As kerosene
and gasoline grew in importance,
Rockefeller's wealth soared and he
became the world's richest man and
the first American worth more than
a billion dollars, controlling 90% of
all oil in the United States at his
peak.[a] Adjusting for inflation, his
fortune upon his death in 1937
stood at $336 billion, accounting for
more than 1.5% of the national
economy, making him the richest
person in US history.[4][5][6][7]
Rockefeller spent the last 40 years
of his life in retirement at his estate,
Kykuit, in Westchester County, New
York. His fortune was mainly used to
create the modern systematic

approach of targeted philanthropy.


He was able to do this through the
creation of foundations that had a
major effect on medicine, education
and scientific research.[8] His
foundations pioneered the
development of medical research
and were instrumental in the
eradication of hookworm and yellow
fever.
Rockefeller was also the founder of
both the University of Chicago and
Rockefeller University and funded
the establishment of Central
Philippine University in the
Philippines. He was a devoted
Northern Baptist and supported
many church-based institutions.
Rockefeller adhered to total
abstinence from alcohol and tobacco
throughout his life.[9] He was a
faithful congregant of the Erie Street
Baptist Mission Church, where he
taught Sunday school, and served
as a trustee, clerk, and occasional
janitor.[10][11] Religion was a
guiding force throughout his life,
and Rockefeller believed it to be the
source of his success. Rockefeller
was also considered a supporter of
capitalism based in a perspective of
social darwinism, and is often
quoted saying "The growth of a
large business is merely a survival
of the fittest."[12][13]
Henry Ford (July 30, 1863 April
7, 1947) was an American
industrialist, the founder of the Ford
Motor Company, and sponsor of the
development of the assembly line
technique of mass production.
Although Ford did not invent the
automobile or the assembly line,[1]
he developed and manufactured the
first automobile that many middle
class Americans could afford. In
doing so, Ford converted the
automobile from an expensive
curiosity into a practical conveyance
that would profoundly impact the
landscape of the twentieth century.
His introduction of the Model T
automobile revolutionized
transportation and American
industry. As owner of the Ford Motor
Company, he became one of the
richest and best-known people in
the world. He is credited with
"Fordism": mass production of
inexpensive goods coupled with high
wages for workers. Ford had a
global vision, with consumerism as
the key to peace. His intense
commitment to systematically
lowering costs resulted in many
technical and business innovations,
including a franchise system that
put dealerships throughout most of
North America and in major cities on
six continents. Ford left most of his
vast wealth to the Ford Foundation
and arranged for his family to
control the company permanently.
Ford was also widely known for his
pacifism during the first years of
World War I, and also for being the
publisher of antisemitic texts such
as the book The International Jew.
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