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[Title] => GE celebrates 75 years as corporation in Philippines
[Summary] => General Electric (GE) recently marked its 75th year as a corporation in the Philippines with an anniversary gala at the Rigodon Ballroom of The Peninsula Manila.
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[Title] => Philippine Airlines' Grand Awards 2008
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[Summary] => MACTAN, Cebu – Airline companies in the Asia-Pacific region should consolidate efforts to recover from recent downturns that have had an adverse impact on the industry, said Dr. Lucio C. Tan, chairman and chief executive officer of Philippine Airlines (PAL).
At the 46th Assembly of Presidents of the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA), Tan pushed for greater cooperation among airline companies in the region, saying these efforts should be in anticipation of an eventual rebound.
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The 46th Assembly of Presidents of the AAPA – this year‘s biggest international event in the Philippines being hosted by Philippine Airlines (PAL) at the Shangri-La Mactan Island Resort – will be covered by representatives from scores of local and international media organizations.
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In a briefing yesterday, PAL president and chief operating officer Avelino Zapanta said the company’s cost-cutting efforts would pay off this year, after the airline made a profit of P1.05 billion in the first four months.
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ANDREW HUANG
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At the 46th Assembly of Presidents of the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA), Tan pushed for greater cooperation among airline companies in the region, saying these efforts should be in anticipation of an eventual rebound.
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The 46th Assembly of Presidents of the AAPA – this year‘s biggest international event in the Philippines being hosted by Philippine Airlines (PAL) at the Shangri-La Mactan Island Resort – will be covered by representatives from scores of local and international media organizations.
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In a briefing yesterday, PAL president and chief operating officer Avelino Zapanta said the company’s cost-cutting efforts would pay off this year, after the airline made a profit of P1.05 billion in the first four months.
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