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[Title] => SKAL Int’l Manila to host congress
[Summary] => SKAL International Manila officials recently paid a courtesy call on SKAL chairman emeritus James Dy (fourth from right). Photo shows (from left) Carlo Slipedes, Robert Dee, Elton See Tan, Jerry Limpe, Dy, Marceline Clemente, Patria Chiong and Ma. Luisa Pantaleon. SKAL International Manila will host the 44th SKAL Asia Congress on June 4-7. This annual gathering of tourism industry leaders in Asia will be attended by SKAL International members from Asia and the Pacific.
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[Title] => Businessman cleared of oral defamation
[Summary] => A Pasay City judge recently acquitted a businessman accused of grave oral defamation by another trader six years ago.
[DatePublished] => 2014-10-27 00:00:00
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[Title] => Gen. Razon inendorso ni Aglipay bilang bagong PNP chief
[Summary] => Pormal nang inihayag ni Philippine National Police chief Dir. Gen. Edgar Aglipay ang kanyang napipisil na opisyal na papalit sa kanyang puwesto matapos na iendorso nito si National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) chief Dep. Dir. Gen. Avelino "Sonny" Razon habang isinasagawa ang Chinese New Year celebration sa Emperor Villa restaurant sa Ongpin St., Binondo, Manila noong Huwebes.
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[Title] => Drug trade, kidnapping still top priorities of PNP
[Summary] => Philippine National Police (PNP chief Director General Leandro Mendoza said yesterday drug trafficking and kidnapping remain the priority of the police..
Mendoza said the drug problem is rampant in Central and Southern Luzon, where criminal syndicates try to use the ports as a transshipment point for shabu.
Despite "significant accomplishments" of the Narcotics group, some drug syndicates try to create diversions to continue their illegal activities, he added.
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[Title] => NBI agents may libreng medical treatment sa Chinese Gen. Hospital
[Summary] => Makakatanggap na ng benepisyo ang mga ahente ng National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) mula sa pamunuan ng Chinese General Hospital makaraang lagdaan ang isang Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) kahapon nina NBI Director Reynaldo Wycoco at James Dy, pangulo ng Chinese Charitable Association (CCA) na siya ring may-ari ng naturang ospital at iba pang opisyales ng magkabilang grupo na naglalayong mabigyan ng libreng medical treatment ang lahat ng ahente ng nasabing ahensya upang matiyak ang kanilang kalusugan at kaligtasan.
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[Title] => Dante Tan cleared by Dagupan court
[Summary] => Controversial businessman Dante Tan is off the hook, as far as a Dagupan judge is concerned.
In dismissing a P5-million damage suit against Tan yesterday, Judge Deadoro Sison of the Dagupan City Regional Trial Court also brushed aside allegations that the businessman and presidential friend manipulated shares of stock of Best World (BW) Resources Corp.
Criminal cases against Tan, his co-accused Jimmy Juan and about 40 other individuals, including eight stock brokers, and two investment houses are still pending at the Department of Justice.
[DatePublished] => 2000-12-14 00:00:00
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[Title] => Pinoy workers ban in Taiwan over?
[Summary] => The new de facto Taiwanese Ambassador to the Philippines Benjamin Jyh-Yuan Lo said yesterday that he would press for the lifting of the ban on the hiring of Filipino workers in Taiwan.
The head of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (TECO) said that there is a big demand for Filipino workers in Taiwan, adding that many major factories in industrial cities prefer Filipinos for their competence and industriousness.
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[Title] => Despite doomsday predictions, Roxas says economy on road torecovery
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All signs point to a "vibrant economy ahead," Trade and Industry Secretary
Manuel Roxas II said the other night.
The Philippines, despite being perceived by some observers as the slowest to
recover from the regional financial crisis, is on the road towards global trade
competition, the former Capiz congressman said.
The Estrada administration is so upbeat on the economy that it expects the
three percent growth posted last year to increase this year and in the coming
years.
"We are now on the road towards global competition," Roxas said, adding that
"our exports have reac
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[Title] => Businessman cleared of oral defamation
[Summary] => A Pasay City judge recently acquitted a businessman accused of grave oral defamation by another trader six years ago.
[DatePublished] => 2014-10-27 00:00:00
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[Title] => Gen. Razon inendorso ni Aglipay bilang bagong PNP chief
[Summary] => Pormal nang inihayag ni Philippine National Police chief Dir. Gen. Edgar Aglipay ang kanyang napipisil na opisyal na papalit sa kanyang puwesto matapos na iendorso nito si National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) chief Dep. Dir. Gen. Avelino "Sonny" Razon habang isinasagawa ang Chinese New Year celebration sa Emperor Villa restaurant sa Ongpin St., Binondo, Manila noong Huwebes.
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[Title] => Drug trade, kidnapping still top priorities of PNP
[Summary] => Philippine National Police (PNP chief Director General Leandro Mendoza said yesterday drug trafficking and kidnapping remain the priority of the police..
Mendoza said the drug problem is rampant in Central and Southern Luzon, where criminal syndicates try to use the ports as a transshipment point for shabu.
Despite "significant accomplishments" of the Narcotics group, some drug syndicates try to create diversions to continue their illegal activities, he added.
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[Title] => NBI agents may libreng medical treatment sa Chinese Gen. Hospital
[Summary] => Makakatanggap na ng benepisyo ang mga ahente ng National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) mula sa pamunuan ng Chinese General Hospital makaraang lagdaan ang isang Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) kahapon nina NBI Director Reynaldo Wycoco at James Dy, pangulo ng Chinese Charitable Association (CCA) na siya ring may-ari ng naturang ospital at iba pang opisyales ng magkabilang grupo na naglalayong mabigyan ng libreng medical treatment ang lahat ng ahente ng nasabing ahensya upang matiyak ang kanilang kalusugan at kaligtasan.
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[Title] => Dante Tan cleared by Dagupan court
[Summary] => Controversial businessman Dante Tan is off the hook, as far as a Dagupan judge is concerned.
In dismissing a P5-million damage suit against Tan yesterday, Judge Deadoro Sison of the Dagupan City Regional Trial Court also brushed aside allegations that the businessman and presidential friend manipulated shares of stock of Best World (BW) Resources Corp.
Criminal cases against Tan, his co-accused Jimmy Juan and about 40 other individuals, including eight stock brokers, and two investment houses are still pending at the Department of Justice.
[DatePublished] => 2000-12-14 00:00:00
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[Title] => Pinoy workers ban in Taiwan over?
[Summary] => The new de facto Taiwanese Ambassador to the Philippines Benjamin Jyh-Yuan Lo said yesterday that he would press for the lifting of the ban on the hiring of Filipino workers in Taiwan.
The head of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (TECO) said that there is a big demand for Filipino workers in Taiwan, adding that many major factories in industrial cities prefer Filipinos for their competence and industriousness.
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[Title] => Despite doomsday predictions, Roxas says economy on road torecovery
[Summary] =>
All signs point to a "vibrant economy ahead," Trade and Industry Secretary
Manuel Roxas II said the other night.
The Philippines, despite being perceived by some observers as the slowest to
recover from the regional financial crisis, is on the road towards global trade
competition, the former Capiz congressman said.
The Estrada administration is so upbeat on the economy that it expects the
three percent growth posted last year to increase this year and in the coming
years.
"We are now on the road towards global competition," Roxas said, adding that
"our exports have reac
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