+ Follow AMERICAN POWER CONVERSION Tag
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[Title] => Shorter workweek implemented
[Summary] => Some commercial establishments are now implementing a shorter workweek to help them cope with the financial crisis, according to organized labor.
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To many people, starting a business is key to better life.
The biggest hurdle to surpass is putting up capital (usually and at least in five digits). Some go abroad to save up. Others borrow from friends, family and institutions. A brave few put on loan or even sell what they have for promise of getting more eventually and hopefully when business picks up. The perfumed lot, well, they are born with it.
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[Title] => Lopezes mull buyout of partners in MNTC
[Summary] => First Philippine Holdings Corp. (FPHC), the holding firm for all power generation and tollways interests of the Lopez family, has expressed interest to buy out its minority partners in Manila North Tollways Corp. (MNTC), the operator of the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX).
FPHC chairman and chief executive officer Oscar M. Lopez said the move is in line with the company’s plan to firm up its ownership position in NLEX and further enhance its tollways portfolio.
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[Title] => Prepare for possible war in Iraq, software firms warned
[Summary] => A Filipino software architect yesterday echoed a warning that any aggravated war in the Middle East can easily spread to other parts of the world including Asia that could gravely affect business in the region.
"This eventually is not far fetched although most of us are hoping that there will be no more hostilities but there is nothing like being prepared," Nilo Poso, CEO and chief software architect of Infostucture said.
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[Summary] => Registration for next week’s second Canlubang Amateur Open Golf Championships ends today with only nine berths available, according to the organizers of the event. Entry fee is pegged at P2,000, inclusive of green fee and one free practice round.
The tournament, slated Aug. 21-24 at the south course of the Canlubang golf complex, will only accommodate the first 144 entrants with the cream of the amateur crop clashing for top honors in the featured 72-hole men’s championship division.
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FPHC chairman and chief executive officer Oscar M. Lopez said the move is in line with the company’s plan to firm up its ownership position in NLEX and further enhance its tollways portfolio.
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[Title] => Prepare for possible war in Iraq, software firms warned
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"This eventually is not far fetched although most of us are hoping that there will be no more hostilities but there is nothing like being prepared," Nilo Poso, CEO and chief software architect of Infostucture said.
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[Title] => Canlubang Open listup ends today
[Summary] => Registration for next week’s second Canlubang Amateur Open Golf Championships ends today with only nine berths available, according to the organizers of the event. Entry fee is pegged at P2,000, inclusive of green fee and one free practice round.
The tournament, slated Aug. 21-24 at the south course of the Canlubang golf complex, will only accommodate the first 144 entrants with the cream of the amateur crop clashing for top honors in the featured 72-hole men’s championship division.
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August 17, 2001 - 12:00am
