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[Title] => Parañaque priests told: Don’t mention government officials during mass
[Summary] => The next time government officials attend mass at churches under the diocese of Parañaque, there would be no applause for them.
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[Title] => Apo Floors meets international standards
[Summary] => Apo Floors is the only Philippine-made vinyl floor products meeting standards set by the American Society for Testing Materials (ASTM), British Standards (BS) and Japanese International Standards (JIS) among others, according to Boni Manlapig, vice president for sales and marketing of Puyat Flooring Products Inc. (PFPI) manufacturer of Apo Floors.
[DatePublished] => 2009-09-21 00:00:00
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[Title] => 2 critically hurt during Christmas revelry in Caloocan, Valenzuela
[Summary] => At least two persons were critically hurt during Christmas celebrations in Valenzuela and Caloocan City early morning yesterday.
[DatePublished] => 2008-12-26 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Pete Laude
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[Title] => RP losing out on potential Taiwanese investments
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The Philippines must improve its competitiveness or else it will lose out more potential Taiwanese investments to its ASEAN neighbors, according to Philippine special trade representative to Taiwan Romulo Manlapig.
According to Manlapig, some Taiwanese footwear and bicycle makers who were initially looking at locating in the Philippines have instead decided to move to Cambodia.
Another Taiwanese manufacturer of optical discs decided to invest in another country which Manlapig did not identify.
[DatePublished] => 2006-10-23 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Marianne V. Go
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[Title] => RP losing out on potential Taiwanese investments
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The Philippines must improve its competitiveness or else it will lose out more potential Taiwanese investments to its ASEAN neighbors, according to Philippine special trade representative to Taiwan Romulo Manlapig.
According to Manlapig, some Taiwanese footwear and bicycle makers who were initially looking at locating in the Philippines have instead decided to move to Cambodia.
Another Taiwanese manufacturer of optical discs decided to invest in another country which Manlapig did not identify.
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[Title] => 10 Taiwanese bicycle makers to invest in RP
[Summary] => At least 10 Taiwanese bicycle makers are set to invest anywhere from $15 million to $30 million in Subic.
According to sources privy to the investment, the Taiwanese bicycle makers are eyeing a 20-hectare site in Subic where they plan to manufacture bicycles, bicycle parts and Shimano transmissions.
The 10 Taiwanese bicycle manufacturers would form a cluster group that would support each other’s operations.
The cluster approach is part of the thrust of Subic to attract Taiwanese investors to locate in the former US naval facility.
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[Title] => Proposed RP-Taiwan economic corridor to spur growth in Clark
[Summary] => A proposed economic corridor between the Philippines’ two special economic zones in Clark and Subic and the port city of Kaohsiung in Taiwan is expected to spur the development of industrial parks in Clark, according to Romulo V. Manlapig, deputy director and Trade representative of the Manila Economic and Cultural Office (MECO).
According to Manlapig, who is in the country, the viability of the proposed economic corridor would be more clear next month during the Joint Economic Commission (JEC) talks between the Philippines and Taiwan to be held in Subic.
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September 21, 2009 - 12:00am
