+ Follow BUSINESS OUTLOOK SURVEY Tag
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[Title] => News Analysis: Stocks tumble, local currencies weaken in Phl, other Asian emerging economies
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[Summary] => Most US companies in the Philippines are planning to expand their business citing the availability of trained personnel, increasing market share and diversification of customer base even as corruption remains a concern, according to a survey of the US Chamber of Commerce and the American Chambers of Commerce in ASEAN.
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[Title] => Read this and feel good
[Summary] => Nobody murdered, raped, plundered, land-grabbed or bombed anybody.
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[Title] => US traders expect expansion of Philippine economy
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[Title] => Favila to meet with US businessmen
[Summary] => Trade Secretary Peter Favila is meeting with the American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) to address their concerns on doing business in the country, particularly on the issue of corruption in government, Malacañang said yesterday.
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[Summary] => American businessmen are cautiously optimistic about the Philippines’ business prospects in light of the expected turnaround in exports and robust domestic demand.
An ASEAN Business Outlook Survey conducted this year by the Gallup Organization showed that American businessmen are expecting profit growth, with almost half, or 48 percent, of those surveyed expressing optimism that profits will be better this year than last year.
An even higher number of respondents, or 80 percent, of those surveyed were more optimistic about profit growth next year.
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