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Following the alphabetical rotation when Paeng Buenaventura is out of town, Bert Reyes is the current officer-in-charge. 


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Just consider how small P1 million translates to in dollars or how much $1 million translates to in pesos at the current foreign exchange rate.
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Signs of the times 2: The Philippines is not the only Asian country being hit by white collar unemployment.


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BANGKO SENTRAL DEPUTY GOVERNOR ALBERTO REYES

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Total car wreck

By Margaret Jao-Grey  | April 5, 2005 - 12:00am

The despedida for Bangko Sentral Deputy Governor Alberto Reyes will have to wait until Governor Rafael Buenaventura reports back for work later this month after his annual executive check-up. Following the alphabetical...

Business

Not alone

By Margaret Jao-Grey  | December 14, 2002 - 12:00am

Signs of the times 1: In Binondo, the cost of business has gone up because the preferred currency used in paying the "facilitating fee" has shifted from pesos to dollars. Just consider how small P1 million...

Business