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[Title] => Red tape hinders expansion of SMEs — international survey
[Summary] => Regulation and red tape remains the most significant constraint to business expansion, according to owners of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) worldwide.
The finding was released by leading accounting and tax advisory firm Punongbayan & Araullo (P&A), the local member firm of Grant Thornton International, as part of the latter’s International Business Owners Survey (IBOS).
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[Title] => Pinoy business owners have 3rd highest stress levels worldwide
[Summary] => Filipino business owners have the third highest stress levels worldwide, according to a survey released by Punongbayan & Araullo (P&A), a member of Grant Thornton International.
More than 7,000 business owners in 30 countries participated in Grant Thornton’s 2006 International Business Owners Survey (IBOS).
The survey showed that 57 percent of the respondents experienced higher stress in 2005 compared to 39 percent in 2004.
In the Philippines, 76 percent of business owners reported an increase in stress levels compared to just 53 percent in 2004.
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[Title] => Businessmen more upbeat this year
[Summary] => Business owners in the Philippines are more upbeat this year, a survey conducted by Grant Thornton International showed yesterday.
The survey found out that business owners in the Philippines are more optimistic this year than last year.
The International Business Owners Survey (IBOS) by Grant Thornton was carried out among more than 7,000 owners of medium-sized businesses from 30 countries around the world in August last year.
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[Title] => RP improves to 22nd place in list of world’s ‘super growth companies’
[Summary] => The Philippines improved to 22nd place in the worldwide list of countries with the highest proportion of "super growth" companies, a survey by Grant Thornton International showed.
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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[Summary] => Local businessmen are now more optimistic on their economic future, expecting an increase in profitability, employment and export earnings this year, according to the International Business Owners Survey (IBOS) 2005 of Grant Thornton, an international accounting and consultancy firm.
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The finding was released by leading accounting and tax advisory firm Punongbayan & Araullo (P&A), the local member firm of Grant Thornton International, as part of the latter’s International Business Owners Survey (IBOS).
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More than 7,000 business owners in 30 countries participated in Grant Thornton’s 2006 International Business Owners Survey (IBOS).
The survey showed that 57 percent of the respondents experienced higher stress in 2005 compared to 39 percent in 2004.
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The survey found out that business owners in the Philippines are more optimistic this year than last year.
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[Summary] => The Philippines improved to 22nd place in the worldwide list of countries with the highest proportion of "super growth" companies, a survey by Grant Thornton International showed.
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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