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To earn a business degree from a foreign university is more affordable now, thanks to the thrust of Thames International Business School in the Philippines. Students attend the first years of college in Thames. The credits that students earn here are honored by schools in England, Australia, America and Canada that are affiliated with Thames.
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Two former employees of a business school will be arraigned before the Pasig Metropolitan Trial Court today in the first criminal case involving computer hacking in the country.
Leilani Garcia and Caesar Mañalac are charged with violating Republic Act 8792, or the Electronic Commerce Act.
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Presidential adviser on job creation Luis Lorenzo pointed out that during a recent trip to the provinces, physicians there lamented that the profession isn’t as lucrative as it once was.
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This, as the Thames International Business School recently filed a complaint with the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) that would likely test the Electronic Commerce Law which was passed only last year.
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In the hands of these young dreamers lie the future of our nation and ultimately, the world. Find out their secret wishes and aspirations, and compare them to your own (or have you given up on your dreams?)!
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Leilani Garcia and Caesar Mañalac are charged with violating Republic Act 8792, or the Electronic Commerce Act.
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Presidential adviser on job creation Luis Lorenzo pointed out that during a recent trip to the provinces, physicians there lamented that the profession isn’t as lucrative as it once was.
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This, as the Thames International Business School recently filed a complaint with the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) that would likely test the Electronic Commerce Law which was passed only last year.
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September 20, 2021 - 3:30pm
