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[Title] => Cedric Lee, pinaaaresto ng CTA
[Summary] => Ipinaaresto ng Court of Tax Appeals (CTA) ang negosyanteng si Cedric Lee at asawang si Judy Gutierrez may kinalaman sa P194.47-milyong tax evasion na naisampa laban dito ng Department of Justice (DOJ) noong nagdaang buwan ng Hulyo ng taong ito.
[DatePublished] => 2015-09-28 10:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Angie dela Cruz at Doris Franche-Borja
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[Title] => PMA prexy, Cedric Lee kinasuhan ng tax evasion
[Summary] => Kinasuhan ng tax evasion ng Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) si Philippine Medical Association (PMA) President Leo Olarte sa Department of Justice kaugnay ng umano’y P2.93-milyong tax liability nito.
[DatePublished] => 2014-03-28 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Angie dela Cruz
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[Title] => FFCCII to hold convention in Manila
[Summary] => Delegates from chambers of commerce all over the country are in Manila this weekend for the three-day convention of the economically powerful Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry.
Representatives from almost 170 trade, financial and industry associations nationwide meet once every two years, and this is the Federation’s 25th convention in its 51-year history.
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[Title] => R. Pagdanganan praises revival of our customs
[Summary] => Secretary of Tourism Roberto M. Pagdanganan went to the heart of the matter: "We must preserve our customs and traditions and take pride in them, and in so doing, be united as a people." This he said Sunday afternoon at the ongoing Filipino Heritage Festival, with the particular celebration held at Clamshell I in Intramuros.
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[Title] => Strangely satisfying
[Summary] => Seven hundred delegates, more or less, will attend the national convention of the Federation of Filipino Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Inc., which starts tomorrow. Voting in executive vice-president Robin Sy as president will take place on the last day, Sunday.
A couple of days after that, John K.C. Ng (who would then be the former federation president) will represent President Macapagal-Arroyo in the Philippine trade exhibit in Shanghai, the country’s first such trade show in China.
[DatePublished] => 2003-03-20 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Margaret Jao-Grey
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[Title] => Costly industrial raw materials seen to hamper growth
[Summary] => The rising prices of basic industrial raw materials may hamper economic growth this year, industrialist Raul T. Concepcion and Cathay Pacific Steel Corp. chairman John K.C. Ng said yesterday.
According to Concepcion and Ng, world prices of industrial raw materials such as aluminum, steel, copper, resins and plastics have been rising due to the increasing fear of a war between the US and Iraq.
Concepcion warned that prices of consumer goods will be greatly affected by the rise in the prices of industrial raw materials.
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[AuthorName] => Marianne V. Go
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[Title] => Greeting the Lunar New Year
[Summary] => Over plates of delicious Chinese dishes at lunch at the Shang Palace, Shangrila-Makati yesterday, officers of the Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Inc., regaled us with the accomplishments of their organization, which was established March 29, 1954, to unite into one organization the various trade, business, industrial, and financial institutions in the Filipino-Chinese community. John K.Tang and Tan She Ling proudly talked of the federation's having built more than 2,000 school buildings around the country.
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[AuthorName] => Domini M. Torrevillas
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[Title] => Changeling
[Summary] => An even hundred went last weekend on an all-expenses junket to China, courtesy of Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Inc. president John K.C. Ng.
[DatePublished] => 2003-01-21 00:00:00
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[Title] => SPAV formed to hold P20-B assets of NSC
[Summary] => In what is seen as a prelude to the long-delayed reopening of the country’s biggest steel maker, National Steel Corp. has formed a special purpose asset vehicle to hold its assets which will be bid out to prospective investors.
Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Lilia R. Bautista said NSC has incorporated a shell corporation named Philippine Newsteel Industry Inc., to own the P20 billion worth of assets of the debt-saddled steel firm. The new company, she said, has already applied for registration with the SEC.
[DatePublished] => 2002-12-16 00:00:00
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[Title] => P300,000 per appearance
[Summary] => Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Inc. president John K.C. Ng charges P300,000 for every ribbon-cutting or speech that he makes in any FFCCCII member association. The normal honorarium is between P3,000 and P5,000.
Never an eloquent speaker, Mr. Ng has raised at least P2.4 million from such personal appearances in the last six months.
The P300,000 is the cost of building one two-room school building, the pet project of the federation. In the past 40 years or so, the federation has built more than 2,000 school buildings.
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[Title] => PMA prexy, Cedric Lee kinasuhan ng tax evasion
[Summary] => Kinasuhan ng tax evasion ng Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) si Philippine Medical Association (PMA) President Leo Olarte sa Department of Justice kaugnay ng umano’y P2.93-milyong tax liability nito.
[DatePublished] => 2014-03-28 00:00:00
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[Title] => FFCCII to hold convention in Manila
[Summary] => Delegates from chambers of commerce all over the country are in Manila this weekend for the three-day convention of the economically powerful Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry.
Representatives from almost 170 trade, financial and industry associations nationwide meet once every two years, and this is the Federation’s 25th convention in its 51-year history.
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[Title] => R. Pagdanganan praises revival of our customs
[Summary] => Secretary of Tourism Roberto M. Pagdanganan went to the heart of the matter: "We must preserve our customs and traditions and take pride in them, and in so doing, be united as a people." This he said Sunday afternoon at the ongoing Filipino Heritage Festival, with the particular celebration held at Clamshell I in Intramuros.
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[Summary] => Seven hundred delegates, more or less, will attend the national convention of the Federation of Filipino Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Inc., which starts tomorrow. Voting in executive vice-president Robin Sy as president will take place on the last day, Sunday.
A couple of days after that, John K.C. Ng (who would then be the former federation president) will represent President Macapagal-Arroyo in the Philippine trade exhibit in Shanghai, the country’s first such trade show in China.
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[Title] => Costly industrial raw materials seen to hamper growth
[Summary] => The rising prices of basic industrial raw materials may hamper economic growth this year, industrialist Raul T. Concepcion and Cathay Pacific Steel Corp. chairman John K.C. Ng said yesterday.
According to Concepcion and Ng, world prices of industrial raw materials such as aluminum, steel, copper, resins and plastics have been rising due to the increasing fear of a war between the US and Iraq.
Concepcion warned that prices of consumer goods will be greatly affected by the rise in the prices of industrial raw materials.
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[Title] => Greeting the Lunar New Year
[Summary] => Over plates of delicious Chinese dishes at lunch at the Shang Palace, Shangrila-Makati yesterday, officers of the Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Inc., regaled us with the accomplishments of their organization, which was established March 29, 1954, to unite into one organization the various trade, business, industrial, and financial institutions in the Filipino-Chinese community. John K.Tang and Tan She Ling proudly talked of the federation's having built more than 2,000 school buildings around the country.
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[Summary] => An even hundred went last weekend on an all-expenses junket to China, courtesy of Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Inc. president John K.C. Ng.
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[Title] => SPAV formed to hold P20-B assets of NSC
[Summary] => In what is seen as a prelude to the long-delayed reopening of the country’s biggest steel maker, National Steel Corp. has formed a special purpose asset vehicle to hold its assets which will be bid out to prospective investors.
Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Lilia R. Bautista said NSC has incorporated a shell corporation named Philippine Newsteel Industry Inc., to own the P20 billion worth of assets of the debt-saddled steel firm. The new company, she said, has already applied for registration with the SEC.
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[Title] => P300,000 per appearance
[Summary] => Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Inc. president John K.C. Ng charges P300,000 for every ribbon-cutting or speech that he makes in any FFCCCII member association. The normal honorarium is between P3,000 and P5,000.
Never an eloquent speaker, Mr. Ng has raised at least P2.4 million from such personal appearances in the last six months.
The P300,000 is the cost of building one two-room school building, the pet project of the federation. In the past 40 years or so, the federation has built more than 2,000 school buildings.
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