+ Follow BERNARDO VILLEGAS Tag
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[Title] => Philippines-Indonesia Business Forum held in Jakarta
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[Title] => Philippine Business Club, UA&P host forum on ASEAN Economic Community in Jakarta
[Summary] => (As released) The Philippine Business Club Indonesia and the University of Asia and the Pacific held a forum on the Philippines related to the ASEAN Economic Community in Jakarta.
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[Title] => Business experts’ prediction for 2016: Poll activities to trump trade
[Summary] => Although Cebu’s economy is seen to traverse the upward route in 2016, the year of the Fire Monkey, major economic activities on the other hand are expected to take the backseat, as the election fever will largely define the year’s journey.
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[Title] => Investors likely to put off plans until after elections
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[Title] => Business sector: Cebu may lose investments
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[Title] => Economist: Local, ASEAN market to sustain Philippine exports
[Summary] => An economist said the Philippine’s growing market base is enough to sustain the export industry even as the major markets such as the United States and Europe have not fully recovered yet.
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[Title] => Costly ‘mistake’
[Summary] => In the last few days, President Benigno “Noy” Aquino III has been trumpeting how the Philippine economy has grown by leaps and bounds under his administration during the past five years.
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[Title] => Chan affirms tourism-related developments in the islands
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[Title] => Economist: Infra woes weaken Cebu’s charm
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BERNARDO VILLEGAS
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[Title] => Economist: Local, ASEAN market to sustain Philippine exports
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[Title] => Economist: Infra woes weaken Cebu’s charm
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