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[Title] => BFAR mulls redeployment of patrol boats off Batanes
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[Title] => 'Kiko' sinks 3 foreign vessels held in Batanes
[Summary] => Three foreign fishing boats held by the local police at the Mahatao shelter port sank last week at the height of typhoon “Kiko,” after they suffered huge cracks in their hulls.
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[Title] => Taiwan firm faces economic sabotage raps
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - The Presidential Anti-Smuggling Group said yesterday is set to file charges of economic sabotage against a Taiwanese bathroom fixtures manufacturer after the PASG found it allegedly melted down Philippine coins to use in its products.
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[Title] => Pinoy IT workers in Taiwan enjoy good pay, perks
[Summary] => TAIPEI -- As the information technology industry continues to grow here with more investments from other countries coming in, expect more Filipinos to troop to Taiwan for good job opportunities.
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[Title] => Pinoy IT workers in Taiwan enjoy good pay, perks
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For Edward, a native of Cavite, coming to work here has been a good career move. A design engineer, ...
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[Title] => RP losing out on potential Taiwanese investments
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The Philippines must improve its competitiveness or else it will lose out more potential Taiwanese investments to its ASEAN neighbors, according to Philippine special trade representative to Taiwan Romulo Manlapig.
According to Manlapig, some Taiwanese footwear and bicycle makers who were initially looking at locating in the Philippines have instead decided to move to Cambodia.
Another Taiwanese manufacturer of optical discs decided to invest in another country which Manlapig did not identify.
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[Title] => RP losing out on potential Taiwanese investments
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The Philippines must improve its competitiveness or else it will lose out more potential Taiwanese investments to its ASEAN neighbors, according to Philippine special trade representative to Taiwan Romulo Manlapig.
According to Manlapig, some Taiwanese footwear and bicycle makers who were initially looking at locating in the Philippines have instead decided to move to Cambodia.
Another Taiwanese manufacturer of optical discs decided to invest in another country which Manlapig did not identify.
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[Title] => Taiwan firm eyes Subic for flat TV production
[Summary] => Appliance manufacturer Taiwan Kolin Co. Ltd. is planning to put up a factory in Subic, Board of Investments (BOI) managing head Elmer C. Hernandez said.
He said Kolin is planning to manufacture flat television sets for export to Taiwan. The parts and components for the flat TVs would be imported from Taiwan and assembled in the proposed Subic factory.
Hernandez was in Taiwan recently for the 2005 Taipei Summit on Information and Communication Technology.
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[Title] => 2 big Taiwanese firms to invest P1-B in RP
[Summary] => Two big Taiwanese firms are set to invest up to $1.011 billion in the Philippines even though more Taiwanese investors are being deterred by the country’s continuing peace and order problem and the lack of basic infrastructure, according to newly designated Taipei Economic and Cultural office (TECO) representative Ambassador Hsin-hsing Wu.
In an introductory lunch with newsmen, Wu disclosed that the Philippines only manages to get about two percent of total Taiwanese investments in the ASEAN region including China.
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[Title] => China Airlines resume flights to RP
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A China Airlines (CAL) jet landed at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport
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Manila and Taipei.
The Airbus with 225 passengers on board, most of them overseas Filipino workers
(OFWs), had taken off from Taipeh's international airport.
The OFWs and other passengers were welcomed at the airport by Jose Tanso,
director of the Manila Economic Cultural Office, the unofficial Philippine
Embassy in Taipeh.
Tanso said he was expecting his Taiwanese counterpart to be at the airport, but
his counterpart
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[Title] => 'Kiko' sinks 3 foreign vessels held in Batanes
[Summary] => Three foreign fishing boats held by the local police at the Mahatao shelter port sank last week at the height of typhoon “Kiko,” after they suffered huge cracks in their hulls.
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[Title] => Taiwan firm faces economic sabotage raps
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - The Presidential Anti-Smuggling Group said yesterday is set to file charges of economic sabotage against a Taiwanese bathroom fixtures manufacturer after the PASG found it allegedly melted down Philippine coins to use in its products.
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[Title] => Pinoy IT workers in Taiwan enjoy good pay, perks
[Summary] => TAIPEI -- As the information technology industry continues to grow here with more investments from other countries coming in, expect more Filipinos to troop to Taiwan for good job opportunities.
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[Title] => Pinoy IT workers in Taiwan enjoy good pay, perks
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[Title] => RP losing out on potential Taiwanese investments
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The Philippines must improve its competitiveness or else it will lose out more potential Taiwanese investments to its ASEAN neighbors, according to Philippine special trade representative to Taiwan Romulo Manlapig.
According to Manlapig, some Taiwanese footwear and bicycle makers who were initially looking at locating in the Philippines have instead decided to move to Cambodia.
Another Taiwanese manufacturer of optical discs decided to invest in another country which Manlapig did not identify.
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[Title] => RP losing out on potential Taiwanese investments
[Summary] =>
The Philippines must improve its competitiveness or else it will lose out more potential Taiwanese investments to its ASEAN neighbors, according to Philippine special trade representative to Taiwan Romulo Manlapig.
According to Manlapig, some Taiwanese footwear and bicycle makers who were initially looking at locating in the Philippines have instead decided to move to Cambodia.
Another Taiwanese manufacturer of optical discs decided to invest in another country which Manlapig did not identify.
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[ColumnID] => 133272
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[Title] => Taiwan firm eyes Subic for flat TV production
[Summary] => Appliance manufacturer Taiwan Kolin Co. Ltd. is planning to put up a factory in Subic, Board of Investments (BOI) managing head Elmer C. Hernandez said.
He said Kolin is planning to manufacture flat television sets for export to Taiwan. The parts and components for the flat TVs would be imported from Taiwan and assembled in the proposed Subic factory.
Hernandez was in Taiwan recently for the 2005 Taipei Summit on Information and Communication Technology.
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[Title] => 2 big Taiwanese firms to invest P1-B in RP
[Summary] => Two big Taiwanese firms are set to invest up to $1.011 billion in the Philippines even though more Taiwanese investors are being deterred by the country’s continuing peace and order problem and the lack of basic infrastructure, according to newly designated Taipei Economic and Cultural office (TECO) representative Ambassador Hsin-hsing Wu.
In an introductory lunch with newsmen, Wu disclosed that the Philippines only manages to get about two percent of total Taiwanese investments in the ASEAN region including China.
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[Focus] => 0
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[AuthorName] => Marianne V. Go
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[Title] => China Airlines resume flights to RP
[Summary] =>
A China Airlines (CAL) jet landed at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport
yesterday morning, the first to arrive after the resumption of flights between
Manila and Taipei.
The Airbus with 225 passengers on board, most of them overseas Filipino workers
(OFWs), had taken off from Taipeh's international airport.
The OFWs and other passengers were welcomed at the airport by Jose Tanso,
director of the Manila Economic Cultural Office, the unofficial Philippine
Embassy in Taipeh.
Tanso said he was expecting his Taiwanese counterpart to be at the airport, but
his counterpart
[DatePublished] => 2000-02-04 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1203661
[AuthorName] => by Rudy Santos, AP
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