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[Title] => Buenaventura named AG&P chairman
[Summary] => The board of Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Co. of Manila Inc. (AG&P) has appointed Mr. Cesar Buenaventura as chairman replacing Joseph Sigelman.
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[Title] => AG&P seeks perks for new Batangas plant
[Summary] => Atlantic, Gulf & Pacific Co. of Manila Inc (AG&P), a leading service provider to the world’s preeminent oil and gas, mining, infrastructure and power companies, is seeking incentives from the Board of Investments (BOI) for its new pipeline facility in Batangas Port Area.
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[Title] => Mobile marketing in Phl poised for record growth
[Summary] => Mobile marketing in the Philippines is expected to grow faster than Internet and traditional marketing and expand to between two and three percent of the country’s total advertising spend in the next three to five years.
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[Title] => Mobile marketing goes chic with rise of smartphones, faster data access
[Summary] => Mobile marketing goes as hip and chic as the rise of smartphones and the faster, more accessible data services that give cellphone users all the flexibility to be online anytime, anywhere.
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[Title] => DMCI income soars 79% to P5.8B in 9 months
[Summary] => DMCI Holdings Inc. reported a 79 percent rise in net income in nine months ending September this year to P5.8 billion, mainly driven by higher real estate sales, improved contributions from its coal mining and construction businesses, as well as the inclusion of the operations of the Calaca power plant.
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[Title] => Manila holds job fair today
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[Title] => Int’l trade exhibit aims to mobilize OFW capital
[Summary] => An international trade show is being geared to mobilize the growing dollar resources of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) for local investments through corporate and entrepreneurial endeavors.
Slated at the SM Megatrade Hall 3 in Mandaluyong City on April 16 to 18, the 2nd OFW Trade Show and Seminar is counting on the participation of various sectors of the local and global industry for the OFWs’ guidance on investment areas, especially with the current surge in the value of the greenback.
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[Title] => AGPI plans quasi-reorg to wipe out capital deficiency
[Summary] => AGP Industrial Corp. will embark on a quasi-reorganization program aimed at wiping out its capital deficiency, the company told the Philippine Stock Exchange.
Under the plan, AGPI will raise its authorized capital stock and reduce the par value of its shares. The company will also ask its shareholders for a written waiver of their pre-emptive rights.
AGPI said a memorandum of agreement is expected to be signed between the company and its new investors. There will also be a project study on the company’s future operations.
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[Title] => DTI seminar on e-services outsourcing set
[Summary] => The government is eyeing huge foreign investments and dollar revenues from the local IT industry’s new emerging profit center – e-services outsourcing.
This stems from the country’s low labor cost, vast pool of English-speaking IT professionals, fast development of IT and telecommunications infrastructure, and easy access to new technologies.
These factors give local IT firms superior advantage in offering foreign-based global companies such outsourced services as call center and data center operations, among others.
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[Title] => DMCI Holdings incurs P1.4 B loss last year
[Summary] => The Consunji-owned construction conglomerate DMCI Holdings Inc. incurred a net loss of P1.436 billion last year as adverse business conditions impaired the profitability of its major subsidiaries, a company official said.
DMCI chief financial officer Herbert Consunji said the net loss was largely due to non-recurring items that consist of a P948-million write-off of non-operating assets and deferred charges of Semirara Mining Corp. (SMC) and a P552-million provision on the DMCI Group’s receivables from Atlantic, Gulf & Pacific Co. of Manila Inc. (AG&P).
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MANILA INC
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[Summary] => Atlantic, Gulf & Pacific Co. of Manila Inc (AG&P), a leading service provider to the world’s preeminent oil and gas, mining, infrastructure and power companies, is seeking incentives from the Board of Investments (BOI) for its new pipeline facility in Batangas Port Area.
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[Title] => Mobile marketing in Phl poised for record growth
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[Title] => Mobile marketing goes chic with rise of smartphones, faster data access
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[Summary] => DMCI Holdings Inc. reported a 79 percent rise in net income in nine months ending September this year to P5.8 billion, mainly driven by higher real estate sales, improved contributions from its coal mining and construction businesses, as well as the inclusion of the operations of the Calaca power plant.
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[Title] => Int’l trade exhibit aims to mobilize OFW capital
[Summary] => An international trade show is being geared to mobilize the growing dollar resources of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) for local investments through corporate and entrepreneurial endeavors.
Slated at the SM Megatrade Hall 3 in Mandaluyong City on April 16 to 18, the 2nd OFW Trade Show and Seminar is counting on the participation of various sectors of the local and global industry for the OFWs’ guidance on investment areas, especially with the current surge in the value of the greenback.
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[Title] => AGPI plans quasi-reorg to wipe out capital deficiency
[Summary] => AGP Industrial Corp. will embark on a quasi-reorganization program aimed at wiping out its capital deficiency, the company told the Philippine Stock Exchange.
Under the plan, AGPI will raise its authorized capital stock and reduce the par value of its shares. The company will also ask its shareholders for a written waiver of their pre-emptive rights.
AGPI said a memorandum of agreement is expected to be signed between the company and its new investors. There will also be a project study on the company’s future operations.
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[Title] => DTI seminar on e-services outsourcing set
[Summary] => The government is eyeing huge foreign investments and dollar revenues from the local IT industry’s new emerging profit center – e-services outsourcing.
This stems from the country’s low labor cost, vast pool of English-speaking IT professionals, fast development of IT and telecommunications infrastructure, and easy access to new technologies.
These factors give local IT firms superior advantage in offering foreign-based global companies such outsourced services as call center and data center operations, among others.
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[Title] => DMCI Holdings incurs P1.4 B loss last year
[Summary] => The Consunji-owned construction conglomerate DMCI Holdings Inc. incurred a net loss of P1.436 billion last year as adverse business conditions impaired the profitability of its major subsidiaries, a company official said.
DMCI chief financial officer Herbert Consunji said the net loss was largely due to non-recurring items that consist of a P948-million write-off of non-operating assets and deferred charges of Semirara Mining Corp. (SMC) and a P552-million provision on the DMCI Group’s receivables from Atlantic, Gulf & Pacific Co. of Manila Inc. (AG&P).
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