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                    [Title] => RP improves to 22nd place in list of world’s ‘super growth companies’
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Based on the Super Growth Index 2005, the Philippines tied with France with six percent of companies considered super growth, an improvement from the previous survey’s three percent.


The United States topped the list , overtaking the previous year’s leader Sweden.


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 The key contributors to stress levels in the so-called ‘low growth, high stress’ countries that include the Philippines are increased competition, concern about the economy, and pressure on cash flow and profits, not to mention lack of quality family time, the survey said.


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An SEC official pointed out the possibility that the next PSE chairman could be an independent director, noting that no rule or law prohibits an outsider from sitting as chairman of the exchange.


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                    [Title] => 3-cornered fight seen for PSE chairmanship
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Based on the final list submitted by the local bourse to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), 20 stockbrokers will vie for the seven seats reserved for broker-directors in the PSE board.


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                    [Title] => Punongbayan & Araullo: 15 years & accounting
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                    [Title] => CPAs exhorted to be ‘champions of truth’
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BENJAMIN PUNONGBAYAN

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