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[Title] => It's down to 3 on Idol
[Summary] => Last week on American Idol, which airs on GMA News TV Channel 11, more than 60 million viewer votes were cast. Jacob Lusk, the season’s resident gospel singer and power balladeer, got the lowest number of votes and was sent home.
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[Title] => Earning the Right to be Here
[Summary] => At 38, Annemarie Durbin already heads the longest established foreign bank in the Philippines. If you doubt the youthful Durbin’s ability to lead Standard Chartered Bank Philippines through tough times in the banking industry, consider that she counts field hockey among her hobbies. Anyone who has heard the crack of a hockey stick against a hard rubber ball–or the occasional sound of wood on bone–will appreciate that most challenges pale in comparison. "Field hockey is not as rough-and-tumble as you think. I used to play football," she says.
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"We do not look at the short-term but the long-term, and that is what builds our confidence in the Philippines as our long-term projections are still extremely positive," said SCBP chief executive officer Annemarie Durbin during the formal presentation of their universal banking license last Tuesday.
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[Title] => Bankers to government: Keep hands off BSP
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Standard Chartered Bank Philippines (SCBP) chief executive officer Annemarie Durbin said it is the common view of the international and local banking community that the BSP should be insulated from political pressure.
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[Title] => Standard Chartered Phils eyes 400% profit growth
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Unofficial figures show that last year, the bank’s revenues grew by only 11 percent compared to the previous year.
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"We had a real turnaround. We have hit profitability again after being unprofitable after the Asian financial crisis," Annemarie Durbin, SCBP chief executive officer said.
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Standard Chartered Bank Philippines (SCBP) chief executive officer Annemarie Durbin said it is the common view of the international and local banking community that the BSP should be insulated from political pressure.
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February 3, 2010 - 6:00am
