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[Title] => Ateneo ace Buenafe won't suit up for RnW
[Summary] => Paolo Trillo, the manager of the Ateneo basketball team, yesterday said that Ryan Buenafe remained with the Blue Eagles and would not be playing for RnW Pacific Pipes in the inaugural PBA D-League firing off tomorrow at The Arena in San Juan.
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[Title] => Digitel One earmarks P1-B for next year’s infra projects
[Summary] => Gokongwei-owned Digitel One is allocating at least P1 billion next year to finance its infrastructure projects as the company positions itself to become one of the leading suppliers of bandwidth capacity in the country.
This, as Digitel One managing director Brian Go revealed that their $35-40 million Luzon-wide fiber-optic backbone project, covering more than 1,000 kilometers, will be partly available by March next year to provide high-speed Internet access to local companies, including other carriers and Internet service providers (ISPs).
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[Title] => Alcatel to roll out Digitel’s mobile network
[Summary] => Alcatel has announced the signing of a $200-million turnkey contract with fixed-line operator Digital Telecommunications Inc. (Digitel) for the rollout of the carrier’s first mobile network by 2002.
"It has been a long and thorough process but we finally found a system that will meet Digitel’s objective of entering the wireless business on a very competitive and cutting-edge offer," said Brian Go, Digitel’s corporate planning and strategies head.
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[Title] => Cebu’s Chinoy traders fear for their safety
[Summary] => CEBU CITY — The resurgence of kidnappings by Abu Sayyaf bandits and Tuesday’s killing of two ethnic Chinese hardware storeowners in the city are giving many Chinese-Filipinos here the chills.
Business leader Filomeno Lim said "Chinoy" businessmen now fear for their lives and are taking measures to protect themselves.
Lim, president of the Cebu Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce, said the organization has issued a circular to its members urging them to be more security-conscious.
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[Summary] => CEBU CITY  The resurgence of kidnappings by Abu Sayyaf bandits and Tuesday’s killing of two ethnic Chinese hardware storeowners in the city are giving many Chinese-Filipinos here the chills.
Business leader Filomeno Lim said "Chinoy" businessmen now fear for their lives and are taking measures to protect themselves.
Lim, president of the Cebu Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce, said the organization has issued a circular to its members urging them to be more security-conscious.
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This, as Digitel One managing director Brian Go revealed that their $35-40 million Luzon-wide fiber-optic backbone project, covering more than 1,000 kilometers, will be partly available by March next year to provide high-speed Internet access to local companies, including other carriers and Internet service providers (ISPs).
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"It has been a long and thorough process but we finally found a system that will meet Digitel’s objective of entering the wireless business on a very competitive and cutting-edge offer," said Brian Go, Digitel’s corporate planning and strategies head.
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[Title] => Cebu’s Chinoy traders fear for their safety
[Summary] => CEBU CITY — The resurgence of kidnappings by Abu Sayyaf bandits and Tuesday’s killing of two ethnic Chinese hardware storeowners in the city are giving many Chinese-Filipinos here the chills.
Business leader Filomeno Lim said "Chinoy" businessmen now fear for their lives and are taking measures to protect themselves.
Lim, president of the Cebu Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce, said the organization has issued a circular to its members urging them to be more security-conscious.
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Business leader Filomeno Lim said "Chinoy" businessmen now fear for their lives and are taking measures to protect themselves.
Lim, president of the Cebu Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce, said the organization has issued a circular to its members urging them to be more security-conscious.
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