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Nathan Zulueta, president of the Quezon City Chamber of Commerce and Industry Foundation Inc. (QCCCI) said many key areas are now WiFi-ready zones.


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Nathan Zulueta, managing director of the QCBRD and president of the Quezon City Chamber of Commerce and Industry Foundation (QCCCIF), said that pursuant to City Ordinance SP 1429, all business establishments are required to submit and update their business information datasheet yearly upon renewing their business licenses.


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In its year-end national assembly held at the Encelada Resort, Puerto Gallera, the Liga ng Barangay agreed to set up internet connections at barangay halls in compliance with the E-Commerce Law.


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Vice Mayor Herbert Bautista, majority leader Ariel Inton and Quezon City Chamber of Industry (QCCCI) foundation  chairman Nathan Zulueta have backed the  measure.


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