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Uniden Corp. president Saturo Omori made the announcement at  a meeting  with  President Arroyo yesterday.


Omori said Uniden Philippines would hire 8,000 employees when it reaches full capacity by next year.


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Tapales mipakamang ni Omori sa WBO title eliminator

December 17, 2015 - 9:00am

Si WBO No. 2 bantamweight contender Marlon Tapales sa Rex ‘Wakee’ Salud Stable mipatikangkang sa  top contender nga si Shohei Omori sa Japan sud lamang sa duha ka hugna sa ilang title eliminator...

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Japanese electronics firm Uniden to reopen Philippine operations

By Marianne V. Go | July 14, 2005 - 12:00am

Japanese electronics firm Uniden, which closed its doors in the Philippines in 2003, will resume operations in the country next month with a $300-million investment. Uniden Corp. president Saturo Omori made the...

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