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Industry sources said Cebu Pacific will operate daily flights between Manila and Taiwan as it pursues its expansion as a regional carrier.


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                    [Title] => Track Open top event in Olympic fest
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In end 2003, Philippine mutual funds were managing assets worth $792 million as against $8 billion in Indonesia, which is ranked among the smallest in the Asia-Pacific region.


The People’s Republic of China recorded assets under management (AUMs) of $20 billion in end-2003, even as China’s mutual fund industry was only six years old. 


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Cebu Pacific president and chief executive officer Lance  Gokongwei said funding will come from a combination of internally generated cash and bank borrowings,  guaranteed by export credit agencies.


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Industry sources said Cebu Pacific will operate daily flights between Manila and Taiwan as it pursues its expansion as a regional carrier.


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