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[Summary] => Umapela sa pamahalaan ang pamilya ng isang tripulanteng Pinoy na misteryosong nawala habang lulan ng barko at naglalayag sa East China Sea patungong North China.
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[Title] => Foul play eyed in case of missing Pinoy seafarer
[Summary] => Relatives fear foul play in the case of the missing 37-year-old Filipino seaman who was supposed to return to the Philippines aboard a Greek vessel last week.
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[Title] => Airlines to fend off fast-train threat
[Summary] => China's air transport industry under pressure from the 300 km/h Beijing-Shanghai rail service has announced several initiatives to improve punctuality and strengthen cooperation with high-speed rail operators, China Daily reported Thursday.
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[Title] => San Miguel earns P12.7B in 9 months
[Summary] => Diversifying Conglomerate San Miguel Corp. (SMC) said its net earnings in the first nine months of the year reached P12.7 billion, a huge drop from the P57 billion recorded in the same period a year before.
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[Title] => SMC's 2008 profit surges to P19.3 billion
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - Southeast Asia’s largest food and drink conglomerate San Miguel Corp. (SMC) posted a net income of P19.3 billion last year or more than double the P8.63 billion reported in 2007, boosted by asset sales.
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PINGYAO CITY, North China – It’s freezing cold here in the winter of north China’s Shanxi province and I’m at a loss for ideas to share this New Year here at the Internet cafe of a small elegant hotel in this ancient walled city of Pingyao. Thanks to Philippine STAR reader Darlyn Ty for her holiday greetings and for sharing with me this wonderful e-mail on a literary piece by American poet Maya Angelou:
"I’ve learned that no matter what happens, or how bad it seems today, life does go on, and it will be better tomorrow.
[DatePublished] => 2006-12-31 00:00:00
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[Title] => SMC’s Guangdong Brewery posts 21% sales hike in 2005
[Summary] => Food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp. (SMC) yesterday reported that its San Miguel Guangdong Brewery (SMGB) in South China registered sales revenue of $21.38 million last year, up 21 percent from 2004.
Sales volume rose 16 percent, mainly driven by SMGB’s intensified marketing tack intended to enhance its Dragon brand portfolio’s visibility in the region, considered as one of the fastest growing beer markets in China.
Last year, SMGB also developed new packaging for its brands including a new canned variant for its local flagship brand, Dragon Beer.
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[Title] => SMC’s China unit grows 13% on strong beer sales
[Summary] => Food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp. (SMC) made inroads in its beer operations in China last year with sales volume and revenues growing at double-digit levels.
San Miguel Baoding Brewery (SMBB) registered revenues of $16.8 million or an increase of 13 percent from the previous year on higher sales volume.
Buoyed by intensified sales and marketing efforts, SMBB posted a 22-percent growth in sales volume with Blue Star Beer being the major contributor.
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[Title] => SMC int’l beer sales up 7% in Jan-Feb
[Summary] => San Miguel Corp.’s international beer business reported strong volume growth for the first two months of the year as result of the improved performances of its units in China, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Indonesia and Australia.
Revenues for the first two months of the year are seen to reach $39 million or an increase of seven percent from the previous year’s level. Aside from volume growth, rationalized sales, distribution systems and continuing cost management helped fuel the growth in SMC’s international beer operations.
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[Title] => SMC income soars 29% in July to P392-M
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San Miguel Corp.’s income position improved substantially last July, boosted by the continued gains of its beer, softdrinks, packaging and feeds businesses, the company said yesterday.
Powered by an operating income of P681 million in July, a strong 178 percent increase from a year ago, SMC’s consolidated net income rose 29 percent to P392 million during the period.
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NORTH CHINA
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[Summary] => Umapela sa pamahalaan ang pamilya ng isang tripulanteng Pinoy na misteryosong nawala habang lulan ng barko at naglalayag sa East China Sea patungong North China.
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[Title] => Foul play eyed in case of missing Pinoy seafarer
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[Title] => Airlines to fend off fast-train threat
[Summary] => China's air transport industry under pressure from the 300 km/h Beijing-Shanghai rail service has announced several initiatives to improve punctuality and strengthen cooperation with high-speed rail operators, China Daily reported Thursday.
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[Title] => San Miguel earns P12.7B in 9 months
[Summary] => Diversifying Conglomerate San Miguel Corp. (SMC) said its net earnings in the first nine months of the year reached P12.7 billion, a huge drop from the P57 billion recorded in the same period a year before.
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[Title] => SMC's 2008 profit surges to P19.3 billion
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - Southeast Asia’s largest food and drink conglomerate San Miguel Corp. (SMC) posted a net income of P19.3 billion last year or more than double the P8.63 billion reported in 2007, boosted by asset sales.
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PINGYAO CITY, North China – It’s freezing cold here in the winter of north China’s Shanxi province and I’m at a loss for ideas to share this New Year here at the Internet cafe of a small elegant hotel in this ancient walled city of Pingyao. Thanks to Philippine STAR reader Darlyn Ty for her holiday greetings and for sharing with me this wonderful e-mail on a literary piece by American poet Maya Angelou:
"I’ve learned that no matter what happens, or how bad it seems today, life does go on, and it will be better tomorrow.
[DatePublished] => 2006-12-31 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
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[Title] => SMC’s Guangdong Brewery posts 21% sales hike in 2005
[Summary] => Food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp. (SMC) yesterday reported that its San Miguel Guangdong Brewery (SMGB) in South China registered sales revenue of $21.38 million last year, up 21 percent from 2004.
Sales volume rose 16 percent, mainly driven by SMGB’s intensified marketing tack intended to enhance its Dragon brand portfolio’s visibility in the region, considered as one of the fastest growing beer markets in China.
Last year, SMGB also developed new packaging for its brands including a new canned variant for its local flagship brand, Dragon Beer.
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[Title] => SMC’s China unit grows 13% on strong beer sales
[Summary] => Food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp. (SMC) made inroads in its beer operations in China last year with sales volume and revenues growing at double-digit levels.
San Miguel Baoding Brewery (SMBB) registered revenues of $16.8 million or an increase of 13 percent from the previous year on higher sales volume.
Buoyed by intensified sales and marketing efforts, SMBB posted a 22-percent growth in sales volume with Blue Star Beer being the major contributor.
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[Title] => SMC int’l beer sales up 7% in Jan-Feb
[Summary] => San Miguel Corp.’s international beer business reported strong volume growth for the first two months of the year as result of the improved performances of its units in China, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Indonesia and Australia.
Revenues for the first two months of the year are seen to reach $39 million or an increase of seven percent from the previous year’s level. Aside from volume growth, rationalized sales, distribution systems and continuing cost management helped fuel the growth in SMC’s international beer operations.
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[Title] => SMC income soars 29% in July to P392-M
[Summary] =>
San Miguel Corp.’s income position improved substantially last July, boosted by the continued gains of its beer, softdrinks, packaging and feeds businesses, the company said yesterday.
Powered by an operating income of P681 million in July, a strong 178 percent increase from a year ago, SMC’s consolidated net income rose 29 percent to P392 million during the period.
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[ColumnID] => 133272
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