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The three firms that could be affected by the BOI’s new policy on SKD imports are Norkis Automotive Resources Corp. (NARC), Proton Pilipinas Corp. (PPC) and Columbian Motors Corp. (CMC).


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                    [Title] => Importation of SKD car units no longer allowed, says BOI
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The Board of Investments (BOI) has finally put its foot down on attempts to get around the restriction on the importation of SKD units which was mandated in Memorandum Order 473 issued on April 8, 1998.


The new SKD policy would affect pending requests from Ford Motor Co. and the Columbian Group, as well as the approved SKD requests of Norkis Automotive Resources Corp. (NARC), Proton Pilipinas Corp. (PPC), and Columbian Motors Corp. (CMC).


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The three firms that could be affected by the BOI’s new policy on SKD imports are Norkis Automotive Resources Corp. (NARC), Proton Pilipinas Corp. (PPC) and Columbian Motors Corp. (CMC).


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                    [Title] => Importation of SKD car units no longer allowed, says BOI
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The Board of Investments (BOI) has finally put its foot down on attempts to get around the restriction on the importation of SKD units which was mandated in Memorandum Order 473 issued on April 8, 1998.


The new SKD policy would affect pending requests from Ford Motor Co. and the Columbian Group, as well as the approved SKD requests of Norkis Automotive Resources Corp. (NARC), Proton Pilipinas Corp. (PPC), and Columbian Motors Corp. (CMC).


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                    [Title] => STAR’s Operation Damayan brings Christmas cheer to Aetas
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For the third straight year, Aeta leader Rey Antonio of Sitio Itangliw, one of the mountain villagers here, has been looking forward to seeing volunteers of The STAR’s Operation Damayan who, in the past three Christmas, have brought his people cheer.


Last Saturday, his wait ended when the volunteers finally came, bringing with them rice, bread and bags of groceries for the villagers.


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                    [Title] => Diokno: Firetruck deal rebidding in 2 weeks
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Budget Secretary Benjamin Diokno said yesterday the rebidding of the
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"The President has asked for a rebidding...
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                    [Title] => Nora Aunor on firetrucks: I'm no influence-peddler
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Movie superstar Nora Aunor vehemently denied yesterday any involvement in the
award of a contract for the purchase of 100 firetrucks for the Bureau of Fire
Protection (BFP).

Budget Secretary Benjamin Diokno also said the alleged irregularity in the
award of the firetrucks contract was a patent falsehood.

Aunor, a close friend of President Estrada, told TV Patrol on
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When she and the President's "best friend" Fernando Poe Jr.
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                    [Title] => Alvarez takes over Philtranco
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Logging and automotive tycoon Jose "Pepito" Alvarez has acquired majority
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The three firms that could be affected by the BOI’s new policy on SKD imports are Norkis Automotive Resources Corp. (NARC), Proton Pilipinas Corp. (PPC) and Columbian Motors Corp. (CMC).


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The Board of Investments (BOI) has finally put its foot down on attempts to get around the restriction on the importation of SKD units which was mandated in Memorandum Order 473 issued on April 8, 1998.


The new SKD policy would affect pending requests from Ford Motor Co. and the Columbian Group, as well as the approved SKD requests of Norkis Automotive Resources Corp. (NARC), Proton Pilipinas Corp. (PPC), and Columbian Motors Corp. (CMC).


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The three firms that could be affected by the BOI’s new policy on SKD imports are Norkis Automotive Resources Corp. (NARC), Proton Pilipinas Corp. (PPC) and Columbian Motors Corp. (CMC).


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The Board of Investments (BOI) has finally put its foot down on attempts to get around the restriction on the importation of SKD units which was mandated in Memorandum Order 473 issued on April 8, 1998.


The new SKD policy would affect pending requests from Ford Motor Co. and the Columbian Group, as well as the approved SKD requests of Norkis Automotive Resources Corp. (NARC), Proton Pilipinas Corp. (PPC), and Columbian Motors Corp. (CMC).


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For the third straight year, Aeta leader Rey Antonio of Sitio Itangliw, one of the mountain villagers here, has been looking forward to seeing volunteers of The STAR’s Operation Damayan who, in the past three Christmas, have brought his people cheer.


Last Saturday, his wait ended when the volunteers finally came, bringing with them rice, bread and bags of groceries for the villagers.


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"The President has asked for a rebidding...
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award of a contract for the purchase of 100 firetrucks for the Bureau of Fire
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Budget Secretary Benjamin Diokno also said the alleged irregularity in the
award of the firetrucks contract was a patent falsehood.

Aunor, a close friend of President Estrada, told TV Patrol on
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When she and the President's "best friend" Fernando Poe Jr.
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