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[Title] => Japan’s biggest health care provider to build hospital in RP
[Summary] => Japan’s largest health-care provider has signed an agreement to build a 1,000-bed hospital in the Philippines, the trade department said Friday.
The US$100 million (euro 79 million) Benigno Aquino Memorial Hospital will cater mainly to Japanese who want top-quality but low-cost health care, Trade Secretary Cesar Purisima said.
Purisima signed the agreement last week with Torao Tokuda, president of Japan’s Tokushukai Medical Corp., the trade department said.
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[Title] => Corn Board rallies support for Grains Highway Program
[Summary] => National Corn Competitiveness Board (Corn Board) chairman Doris Magsaysay-Ho has rallied livestock and corn industry leaders to support the Grains Highway Program, the strategy touted to make Philippine corn and livestock sectors globally competitive.
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[Title] => DTI pushes growth sectors in 2004 IPP
[Summary] => The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) is urging local entrepreneurs to tap identified growth industries under the 2004 Investment Priorities Plan (IPP) to qualify for fiscal and non-fiscal incentives.
[DatePublished] => 2004-05-30 00:00:00
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[Title] => RP posts $5-M trade surplus in February
[Summary] => The country posted a trade surplus of $5 million in February, a sharp reversal from the $28 million deficit recorded in the same period last year, rising hopes the economy is starting to pick up amid an increase in global demand, particularly for electronic products.
The National Statistics Office (NSO) reported yesterday that imports rose 6.3 percent to $2.994 billion in February, down from a nine percent rise a month ago but still suggesting that the economy was drawing in more goods to feed its export industries.
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[Title] => RP alerto sa 'mad cow disease'
[Summary] => Inatasan ni Pangulong Arroyo sina Agriculture Secretary Cito Lorenzo at Trade Secretary Cesar Purisima na masusing bantayan ang lokal na pamilihan laban sa pagpasok ng karneng baka mula sa US na apektado ng kinatatakutang "mad cow disease."
Pinalabas ng Pangulo ang direktiba kasunod ng ulat na nagkaroon umano ng "mad cow disease" ang mga baka sa Washington State.
Dahil dito, inalerto ng Palasyo ang DA at DTI na harangin ang lahat na karne mula sa US.
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The US$100 million (euro 79 million) Benigno Aquino Memorial Hospital will cater mainly to Japanese who want top-quality but low-cost health care, Trade Secretary Cesar Purisima said.
Purisima signed the agreement last week with Torao Tokuda, president of Japan’s Tokushukai Medical Corp., the trade department said.
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[Title] => Corn Board rallies support for Grains Highway Program
[Summary] => National Corn Competitiveness Board (Corn Board) chairman Doris Magsaysay-Ho has rallied livestock and corn industry leaders to support the Grains Highway Program, the strategy touted to make Philippine corn and livestock sectors globally competitive.
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[Title] => DTI pushes growth sectors in 2004 IPP
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[Title] => RP posts $5-M trade surplus in February
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The National Statistics Office (NSO) reported yesterday that imports rose 6.3 percent to $2.994 billion in February, down from a nine percent rise a month ago but still suggesting that the economy was drawing in more goods to feed its export industries.
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[Title] => RP alerto sa 'mad cow disease'
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Pinalabas ng Pangulo ang direktiba kasunod ng ulat na nagkaroon umano ng "mad cow disease" ang mga baka sa Washington State.
Dahil dito, inalerto ng Palasyo ang DA at DTI na harangin ang lahat na karne mula sa US.
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