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[Summary] => • The STAR’s Zinnia dela Peña was named Best Finance Reporter in the EJAP-Globe Business Journalism Awards held at the Hotel Intercontinental Manila last Friday night.
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[Title] => Domingo sees sustained growth for next two years
[Summary] => The Philippine economy is expected to sustain its positive economic performance in the second quarter for the rest of 2013 and in the next two years as new manufacturing facilities open and existing plants increase output, the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) said.
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[Title] => MAP to help gov’t boost tax take
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[Title] => MAP raises awareness for ASEAN integration
[Summary] => The Management Association of the Philippines (MAP) has formed a committee that will help the government and the business community prepare for the opportunities and risks of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) economic integration.
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[Title] => Despite politics, RP growth to pick up
[Summary] => The conflict between President Arroyo and the opposition continues to simmer but the economy is starting to show signs of growth, contrary to fears it would be paralyzed by politics.
While gross domestic product (GDP) growth in the three months to September was a disappointing 4.1 percent, economists expect fourth quarter growth to come in at almost five percent.
The huge influx of remittances from the eight million Filipinos working abroad has lifted the economy and the stabilizing of oil prices after recent record highs will also boost growth, analysts said.
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[Title] => RP hosts Rotarians’ int’l golf fellowship
[Summary] => The Philippines scored another major sporting coup when it won the right to host the prestigious International Golfing Fellowship of Rotarians in 2007, which is expected to draw over 400 delegates from 28 countries all over the world.
"Our being chosen as the site is a recognition of our ability and skills to organize an international Rotary event of this magnitude," said Melito Salazar, chairman of Rotary Fellowship Foundation of the Phils., in yesterday’s PSA Forum at the Manila Pavilion.
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[Title] => BSP forms task force to study scheme for PNB
[Summary] => The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has created a task force that will look into government’s plan to regain control of Philippine National Bank (PNB) by converting into equity the bank’s P25-billion indebtedness to the state.
The P25-billion in indebtedness consists of two loans — one for P15 billion from the BSP and another for P10 billion from the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC) — which were issued last year after PNB suffered heavy withdrawals because of the delay of fresh capital infusion into the bank.
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[Title] => BSP forms task force to study scheme for PNB
[Summary] => The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has created a task force that will look into government’s plan to regain control of Philippine National Bank (PNB) by converting into equity the bank’s P25-billion indebtedness to the state.
The P25-billion in indebtedness consists of two loans — one for P15 billion from the BSP and another for P10 billion from the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC) — which were issued last year after PNB suffered heavy withdrawals because of the delay of fresh capital infusion into the bank.
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[Title] => P200-B rail project offered to foreigners
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Government is offering the controversial P200-billion Mindanao Railways
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Committee on Flagship Projects is now holding talks with various groups
interested in undertaking parts of the project.
Branded as a ghost project, the MRDP has been in the freezer since it was
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[Title] => Domingo sees sustained growth for next two years
[Summary] => The Philippine economy is expected to sustain its positive economic performance in the second quarter for the rest of 2013 and in the next two years as new manufacturing facilities open and existing plants increase output, the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) said.
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[Title] => MAP raises awareness for ASEAN integration
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[Title] => Despite politics, RP growth to pick up
[Summary] => The conflict between President Arroyo and the opposition continues to simmer but the economy is starting to show signs of growth, contrary to fears it would be paralyzed by politics.
While gross domestic product (GDP) growth in the three months to September was a disappointing 4.1 percent, economists expect fourth quarter growth to come in at almost five percent.
The huge influx of remittances from the eight million Filipinos working abroad has lifted the economy and the stabilizing of oil prices after recent record highs will also boost growth, analysts said.
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"Our being chosen as the site is a recognition of our ability and skills to organize an international Rotary event of this magnitude," said Melito Salazar, chairman of Rotary Fellowship Foundation of the Phils., in yesterday’s PSA Forum at the Manila Pavilion.
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[Summary] => The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has created a task force that will look into government’s plan to regain control of Philippine National Bank (PNB) by converting into equity the bank’s P25-billion indebtedness to the state.
The P25-billion in indebtedness consists of two loans — one for P15 billion from the BSP and another for P10 billion from the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC) — which were issued last year after PNB suffered heavy withdrawals because of the delay of fresh capital infusion into the bank.
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The P25-billion in indebtedness consists of two loans — one for P15 billion from the BSP and another for P10 billion from the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC) — which were issued last year after PNB suffered heavy withdrawals because of the delay of fresh capital infusion into the bank.
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Government is offering the controversial P200-billion Mindanao Railways
Development Project (MRDP) to foreign developers, and the Presidential
Committee on Flagship Projects is now holding talks with various groups
interested in undertaking parts of the project.
Branded as a ghost project, the MRDP has been in the freezer since it was
approved by the Board of Investments (BOI) on Dec. 23, 1998.
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