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[Title] => Japan trade deficit drops to lowest in 4 years
[Summary] => Japan’s trade deficit fell to its lowest level in four years in 2015, the Finance Ministry reported Monday, as import costs dropped thanks to the collapse in oil prices.
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[Title] => MBC cites DOT as top Cabinet dep’t performer
[Summary] => The Makati Business Club (MBC) ranked the Department of Tourism among the top three performing government agencies in 2003, as reflected in the July 2003 and January 2004 surveys.
Over the previous six months (July-December 2003), the DOT ranked number two in terms of performance garnering a net satisfaction score of 58.6, with 74.4 percent satisfied and 15.8 percent not satisfied. Noting that Philippine tourism is showing signs of recovery, bringing in P4.442 billion in estimated revenues.
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[Title] => Tourism dept ranks high in businessmen's survey
[Summary] => Senatorial candidate Richard Gordon welcomed recent survey results conducted by the Makati Business Club which ranked the Department of Tourism among the top three performing government agencies in 2003.
Over the previous six months (July-December 2003), the DOT ranked number two in terms of performance, garnering a net satisfaction score of 58.6, with 74.4 percent satisfied and 15.8 percent not satisfied.
"This is a positive sign and should certainly encourage us to pursue the promotion of the Philippine tourism industry with more intensity." Gordon said.
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[Title] => ADB raises $3.4-B
[Summary] => The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has raised $3.4 billion out of its $6.4 billion borrowing program for 2003.
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"ADB diversifies its funding sources across markets, instruments, and maturities to ensure that funds are available to meet its cash requirements at the lowest possible cost," ADB assistant treasurer Juan Limandibrata said in a statement.
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[Title] => Senate approves supplemental budget
[Summary] => Government employees are now assured of a five percent increase in their salaries starting next month with the Senate’s approval yesterday of the bicameral conference committee report on the P1.9-billion supplemental budget for 2001.
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[Title] => French retail giant buys Uniwide firm for P3.6 B
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The French retail giant, Casino Guichard-Perrachon will pay P3.57 billion in
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Over the previous six months (July-December 2003), the DOT ranked number two in terms of performance garnering a net satisfaction score of 58.6, with 74.4 percent satisfied and 15.8 percent not satisfied. Noting that Philippine tourism is showing signs of recovery, bringing in P4.442 billion in estimated revenues.
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[Summary] => Senatorial candidate Richard Gordon welcomed recent survey results conducted by the Makati Business Club which ranked the Department of Tourism among the top three performing government agencies in 2003.
Over the previous six months (July-December 2003), the DOT ranked number two in terms of performance, garnering a net satisfaction score of 58.6, with 74.4 percent satisfied and 15.8 percent not satisfied.
"This is a positive sign and should certainly encourage us to pursue the promotion of the Philippine tourism industry with more intensity." Gordon said.
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"ADB diversifies its funding sources across markets, instruments, and maturities to ensure that funds are available to meet its cash requirements at the lowest possible cost," ADB assistant treasurer Juan Limandibrata said in a statement.
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