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                    [Title] => Learning 13 vital trade terms
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MANILA, Philippines - The International Chamber of Commerce published a set of international rules for the interpretation of trade terms.
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Still, the man who "raised his hand" to volunteer for the post of SCB Philippines CEO was undaunted. "I love challenges. Which is one of the reasons why I’m sitting in the Philippines today," he smiles.


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                    [Title] => Globe signs P2-B term loan facility with Metrobank
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Still, the man who "raised his hand" to volunteer for the post of SCB Philippines CEO was undaunted. "I love challenges. Which is one of the reasons why I’m sitting in the Philippines today," he smiles.


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The company has drawn up a 2004 capital expenditure budget of $350 million, of which $260 million will be spent on new projects and the balance on programs started in 2003 and scheduled for completion this year. 


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Chartered Bank officials predicted yesterday.

In a press briefing SCB fixed income strategy head Brian Verlaan and fixed
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"The Philippine economy is improving, and growth is broadening into domestic
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