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[Title] => FCP Fitness Resort ‘grand launching’ sa Puerto Princesa, itinakda
[Summary] => Itinakda ngayong buwang ng Agosto ang grand launching ng Fight Club Philippines, isang fitness resort na kauna-unahang itinayo sa Pilipinas.
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[Title] => Philippines startups raise over $1 billion in 2021
[Summary] => Philippine startups raised over $1 billion for funding in 2021, a 179 percent increase from the previous year, according to the Philippine Venture Capital Report 2022.
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[Title] => FCP's 9th
[Summary] => Ford Club Philippines (FCP), one of the country’s largest and most active car clubs, celebrated its 9th anniversary with a grand eyeball held at the Ortigas Home Depot.
[DatePublished] => 2011-03-02 00:00:00
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[Title] => Uproar over ISM sale
[Summary] => Another case of killing the goose that lays the golden egg.
If the auction of the International School Manila (ISM) property in Fort Bonifacio pushes through, then ISM is for all intents and purposes dead.
The public sale, courtesy of the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE), is ostensibly meant to cover some $7.1 million, or P397 million, in back pay differentials being demanded by the school’s locally hired teachers.
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[Title] => Government urged to ease ownership structure for infra projects to draw more foreigners
[Summary] => The Foreign Chambers of the Philippines (FCP) is urging the government to relax the ownership structure for critical infrastructure projects to attract more foreign proponents.
Members of the FCP recently submitted their inputs on the guidelines currently being drawn up by the government for private sector participation in public infrastructure projects.
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[AuthorName] => Marianne V. Go
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[Title] => Royalty payments
[Summary] => FCP is a corporation organized and existing under Philippine law and a wholly-owned subsidiary of Japan-based FCJ. It seeks a ruling on whether the royalty payments it makes to its mother company are exempt from the value-added tax, both during the six-year income tax holiday (ITH) period extended by the Philippine Economic Zone Authority and after the lapse of the ITH, should it choose to pay a 5% final tax on its gross income earned in lieu of all national and local taxes in accordance with Section 24 of RA 7916.
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[Title] => Foreign chambers cite need to resolve issues on energy sector
[Summary] => The Foreign Chambers of the Philippines (FCP) underscored the need for the Arroyo administration to address a number of issues in the oil and power industry to enhance investors’ confidence in these sectors.
FCP is composed of various associations of foreign investors in the country. The biggest groups of FCP include: the American, Canadian and Japanese Chambers of Commerce of the Philippines.
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FCP
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[Title] => Philippines startups raise over $1 billion in 2021
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[Title] => Uproar over ISM sale
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If the auction of the International School Manila (ISM) property in Fort Bonifacio pushes through, then ISM is for all intents and purposes dead.
The public sale, courtesy of the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE), is ostensibly meant to cover some $7.1 million, or P397 million, in back pay differentials being demanded by the school’s locally hired teachers.
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Members of the FCP recently submitted their inputs on the guidelines currently being drawn up by the government for private sector participation in public infrastructure projects.
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[Title] => Foreign chambers cite need to resolve issues on energy sector
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FCP is composed of various associations of foreign investors in the country. The biggest groups of FCP include: the American, Canadian and Japanese Chambers of Commerce of the Philippines.
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