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The Ignacio B. Gimenez Foundation, Inc. (IBGFI), a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the Filipino community by creating employment and thus security for Filipino families, recently launched its first-ever English musical playwriting competition.

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Yehey! is 88 percent owned by iVantage Corp., a publicly-listed holding firm with interests in money remittance and information technology.

iVantage chairman Ignacio B. Gimenez said the turnaround in the company’s financial performance will be driven by higher advertising revenues.
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Globally, it is ranked among the best including the Vanguard Health Care, Fidelity New Millenium, Legg Mason Value Prim, Mairs & Power Growth, and Eaton Vance Worldwide Health.

For the first six months of 2003, it registered a return of 18.3 percent versus an industry average of 5.7 percent although the Philippine Stock Exchange index (Phisix) did slightly better by 18.3 percent.
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The Ignacio B. Gimenez Foundation, Inc. (IBGFI), a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the Filipino community by creating employment and thus security for Filipino families, recently launched its first-ever English musical playwriting competition.

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Yehey! is 88 percent owned by iVantage Corp., a publicly-listed holding firm with interests in money remittance and information technology.

iVantage chairman Ignacio B. Gimenez said the turnaround in the company’s financial performance will be driven by higher advertising revenues.
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Globally, it is ranked among the best including the Vanguard Health Care, Fidelity New Millenium, Legg Mason Value Prim, Mairs & Power Growth, and Eaton Vance Worldwide Health.

For the first six months of 2003, it registered a return of 18.3 percent versus an industry average of 5.7 percent although the Philippine Stock Exchange index (Phisix) did slightly better by 18.3 percent.
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