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[Title] => Aboitiz, 42 firms to address power shortage
[Summary] => AboitizPower Corp., the power generation company of the Aboitiz Group has partnered with some 42 local and multinational companies to help address the impending power shortage, expected in the summer of 2015, through the Interruptible Load Program or ILP.
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[Title] => Environmental group urges sanctions on semi-conductor firm, wood scrap dealer
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An environmental group is urging government to impose sanctions on a semi-conductor firm and a wood scrap dealer for what was described as an illegal disposal of non-biodegradable plastic wastes.
The charge has been denied by the two companies which claimed that they have been operating within the boundaries of their licenses issued by the government.
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[Title] => New CDC head takes over today
[Summary] => CLARK FIELD, Pampanga — Antonio Ng takes over as the new president and chief executive officer of Clark Development Corp. (CDC) today, replacing Emmanuel Angeles.
Angeles introduced Ng to CDC officials and employees in last Monday’s flag-raising ceremony and urged them to give him their cooperation and support.
In his remarks, the new 55-year-old CDC president described the Clark special economic zone as one of the country’s "national treasures that could pump-prime bigger economic potentials in the future."
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The charge has been denied by the two companies which claimed that they have been operating within the boundaries of their licenses issued by the government.
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Angeles introduced Ng to CDC officials and employees in last Monday’s flag-raising ceremony and urged them to give him their cooperation and support.
In his remarks, the new 55-year-old CDC president described the Clark special economic zone as one of the country’s "national treasures that could pump-prime bigger economic potentials in the future."
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September 10, 2006 - 12:00am
