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[Title] => Bust sellers of stolen phones, cops told
[Summary] => Sen. Teresa Aquino-Oreta called on the newly appointed chiefs of the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) and the Western Police District (WPD) to make a concerted effort to bust syndicates behind the unbridled theft and sale of cellular phones on the black market.
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[Title] => Move up the value chain, RP mfg firms told
[Summary] => The country’s manufacturing sector has to move up the "value chain" in order to effectively compete with the low cost, high economy of scale industries of China and Vietnam.
This is the advice of Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II to local export manufacturers.
According to Roxas, "our labor has to be much more productive to be able to continue encouraging foreign manufacturing entities to locate in the Philippines."
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[Title] => Globe, PLDT on expansion mode
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Globe Telecom has just bid out the $100-milion first-phase of its third backbone network project while the Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT) has tapped Nortel Networks Phils. to supply the switching equipment for PLDT’s fiber optic metro project.
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This is the advice of Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II to local export manufacturers.
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Globe Telecom has just bid out the $100-milion first-phase of its third backbone network project while the Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT) has tapped Nortel Networks Phils. to supply the switching equipment for PLDT’s fiber optic metro project.
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September 5, 2001 - 12:00am
