+ Follow KOREA AND INDONESIA Tag
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[Title] => Habagat opens Pony League title bid against Russia
[Summary] => The Philippines seeks to make the most out of the hometown advantage when its Habagat team competes against the region’s best in the PONY League Asia-Pacific Regional Qualifiers from July 14-17 at the Rizal Memorial Baseball Stadium.
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[AuthorName] => Olmin Leyba
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[Title] => Google transforming Phl politicians into netizens
[Summary] => For lawmakers to have a better reach to constituents within and outside the Philippines, Internet search company Google on Wednesday started teaching legislators on how to effectively use online tools.
[DatePublished] => 2013-02-20 17:08:22
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[Title] => A matter of opinion
[Summary] => A friend of mine from church sent me a message asking my opinion about the controversy involving Manny Pacquiao and Miriam Quiambao who have been harshly criticized by gay and lesbians as being anti-gay.
[DatePublished] => 2012-05-19 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Cito Beltran
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[Title] => Progress Asia Forum focuses on IT integration
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - Over a hundred information technology professionals gathered last week at the recent Progress Asia Forum ’09 at the Mandarin Oriental Makati to listen to a battery of IT experts talk on the evolving relationship between business, technology and mission critical information and how they influence one another.
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[Title] => 'Obama too busy for GMA'
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines -- United States Ambassador to the Philippines Kristie Kenney came to President Arroyo’s defense over her failure to meet US President Barack Obama, saying there was just no time for Obama to deal with matters outside of the US in his first few months in office.
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[Title] => Let's all hope it's not really going to be as bad as they say
[Summary] => As is the practice of the Bangko Sentral, they just concluded their survey of the business outlook for the fourth quarter of the year, and as expected by many, our local businessmen find the landscape rather grim and gloomy, more in the context of the global economy than anything else.
[DatePublished] => 2008-12-06 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Rey Gamboa
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[Title] => Banks want scheme to recover bad loans
[Summary] => With banks facing a rising incidence of loan defaults, banking industry leaders said government should adopt a mechanism that would allow banks to recover what they could from bad loans.
Banking experts said that more mature markets in developed economies have long developed mechanisms by which banks are still able to recover non-performing loans.
Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) chairman Vitaliano Nañagas II, said schemes such as asset management would emerge naturally as the banking sector evolves and matures.
[DatePublished] => 2001-10-18 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Des Ferriols
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[Title] => Stocks hit 3-year low as investors lie low
[Summary] => Philippine stocks plunged to a three-year low yesterday as the daring terrorist attacks in the US capital sent investors scurrying for cover, taking refuge in mining shares and the local currency.
"The situation was not good but it could have been worse," said veteran stockbroker Irving Ackerman, who heads his own securities firm I. Ackerman & Co. Inc.
[DatePublished] => 2001-09-13 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Christina Mendez
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[Title] => Samsung plans to expand operations in RP
[Summary] => Korean consumer electronics giant Samsung is looking at the possibility of transferring its manufacturing operations for optical disc drives (ODD) for CD-rom and DVD-rom to the Philippines, according to Maeng Dal Bae, vice president for marketing of Samsung.
Likewise, Maeng said that Samsung is also making a bid to get a bigger share of the booming cellular phone market in the Philippines.
Maeng disclosed that Samsung may transfer its current operations in Korea and Indonesia to the Philippines to be able to avail of lower operating cost.
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[Title] => Samsung plans to expand operations in RP
[Summary] => Korean consumer electronics giant Samsung is looking at the possibility of transferring its manufacturing operations for optical disc drives (ODD) for CD-rom and DVD-rom to the Philippines, according to Maeng Dal Bae, vice president for marketing of Samsung.
Likewise, Maeng said that Samsung is also making a bid to get a bigger share of the booming cellular phone market in the Philippines.
Maeng disclosed that Samsung may transfer its current operations in Korea and Indonesia to the Philippines to be able to avail of lower operating cost.
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[Title] => Habagat opens Pony League title bid against Russia
[Summary] => The Philippines seeks to make the most out of the hometown advantage when its Habagat team competes against the region’s best in the PONY League Asia-Pacific Regional Qualifiers from July 14-17 at the Rizal Memorial Baseball Stadium.
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[Title] => Google transforming Phl politicians into netizens
[Summary] => For lawmakers to have a better reach to constituents within and outside the Philippines, Internet search company Google on Wednesday started teaching legislators on how to effectively use online tools.
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[Title] => A matter of opinion
[Summary] => A friend of mine from church sent me a message asking my opinion about the controversy involving Manny Pacquiao and Miriam Quiambao who have been harshly criticized by gay and lesbians as being anti-gay.
[DatePublished] => 2012-05-19 00:00:00
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[Title] => Progress Asia Forum focuses on IT integration
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - Over a hundred information technology professionals gathered last week at the recent Progress Asia Forum ’09 at the Mandarin Oriental Makati to listen to a battery of IT experts talk on the evolving relationship between business, technology and mission critical information and how they influence one another.
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[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines -- United States Ambassador to the Philippines Kristie Kenney came to President Arroyo’s defense over her failure to meet US President Barack Obama, saying there was just no time for Obama to deal with matters outside of the US in his first few months in office.
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[Title] => Let's all hope it's not really going to be as bad as they say
[Summary] => As is the practice of the Bangko Sentral, they just concluded their survey of the business outlook for the fourth quarter of the year, and as expected by many, our local businessmen find the landscape rather grim and gloomy, more in the context of the global economy than anything else.
[DatePublished] => 2008-12-06 00:00:00
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[Title] => Banks want scheme to recover bad loans
[Summary] => With banks facing a rising incidence of loan defaults, banking industry leaders said government should adopt a mechanism that would allow banks to recover what they could from bad loans.
Banking experts said that more mature markets in developed economies have long developed mechanisms by which banks are still able to recover non-performing loans.
Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) chairman Vitaliano Nañagas II, said schemes such as asset management would emerge naturally as the banking sector evolves and matures.
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[Title] => Stocks hit 3-year low as investors lie low
[Summary] => Philippine stocks plunged to a three-year low yesterday as the daring terrorist attacks in the US capital sent investors scurrying for cover, taking refuge in mining shares and the local currency.
"The situation was not good but it could have been worse," said veteran stockbroker Irving Ackerman, who heads his own securities firm I. Ackerman & Co. Inc.
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[Title] => Samsung plans to expand operations in RP
[Summary] => Korean consumer electronics giant Samsung is looking at the possibility of transferring its manufacturing operations for optical disc drives (ODD) for CD-rom and DVD-rom to the Philippines, according to Maeng Dal Bae, vice president for marketing of Samsung.
Likewise, Maeng said that Samsung is also making a bid to get a bigger share of the booming cellular phone market in the Philippines.
Maeng disclosed that Samsung may transfer its current operations in Korea and Indonesia to the Philippines to be able to avail of lower operating cost.
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[Title] => Samsung plans to expand operations in RP
[Summary] => Korean consumer electronics giant Samsung is looking at the possibility of transferring its manufacturing operations for optical disc drives (ODD) for CD-rom and DVD-rom to the Philippines, according to Maeng Dal Bae, vice president for marketing of Samsung.
Likewise, Maeng said that Samsung is also making a bid to get a bigger share of the booming cellular phone market in the Philippines.
Maeng disclosed that Samsung may transfer its current operations in Korea and Indonesia to the Philippines to be able to avail of lower operating cost.
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By
Tam Noda | February 20, 2013 - 5:08pm
February 11, 2009 - 12:00am
