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The $50K Development/Social Impact Track was recently launched as a new category in the $100K MIT Entrepreneurship Competition.
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The winners will be announced on Thursday night (this morning, Manila time) at the MIT Kresge Auditorium in Boston.
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The $50K Development/Social Impact Track was recently launched as a new category in the $100K MIT Entrepreneurship Competition.
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The winners will be announced on Thursday night (this morning, Manila time) at the MIT Kresge Auditorium in Boston.
The project, CentroMigrante Inc., provides clean, safe and affordable housing for the thousands of indigent, transient job seekers who leave their homes in the rural areas to come to the city to look for overseas jobs.
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Fresh from its acquisition of noted engineering school Mapua Institute of
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focus through a change in corporate name and an increase in its capital stock
to raise cash for its expansion.
Petrofields, one of the oil exploration firms under the Yuchengco Group of
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