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The Philippine Long Distance (PLDT) Company, in collaboration with the UP Open University (UPOU), Department of Education (DepEd) and the Technical Education Skills and Development Authority (TESDA), will implement the 2014 Infoteach Outreach Program.

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Philippine Long Distance TelephoneCo. (PLDT) subsidiary SPi Global, the largest Filipino-owned business process outsourcing (BPO) company, aims to more than double its revenues in the next three to four years from $185 million this year to $500 million.
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                    [Title] => Index surges on positive outlook, NTT plan to invest in PLDT
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Sharp gains in the regional markets following Wall Street’s strong lead overnight also helped. 


The Philippine Stock Exchange composite index rose 28.26 points at 2,138.05 after trading between 2,109.79 and 2,144.04. Volume was 447 million shares worth P1.15 billion.


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                    [Title] => Market snaps 3-day climb as investors take profits
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They said most stocks have become expensive following the market’s recent rally which drove the main index to its highest level in eight months. 


The Philippine Stock Exchange composite index fell 6.46 points to 2,092.68 after trading between 2,085.76 and 2,099.14. Volume was 785 million shares worth P1.168 billion. 


The broader all-shares index retreated 3.30 points to 1,265.47. 


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                    [Title] => Lucent bares new technologies
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In the next few months, top telecom companies in the country will be adopting
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Greg Marshall, president of Lucent Technologies Philippines, said yesterday
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                    [Title] => Phone caller IDs for Cebu City offices urged vs bomb threats
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CEBU - The rash of bombings in other parts of the country and the series of
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Plans are afoot to install caller IDs on telephones of government offices and
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The identification device, being promoted by the Philippine Long Distance
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Cebu City Mayor Alvin Garcia said the procurement of the caller ID device,
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                    [Title] => Malayan Bank to put up branch in Las Piñas
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Malayan Banking Corp. has enhanced its presence in the southern portion of
Metro Manila by putting up a branch in Las Piñas City, Malayan president
George Martirez said over the weekend.

Malayan Bank is a thrift bank owned and controlled by the Martirez family and
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Sharp gains in the regional markets following Wall Street’s strong lead overnight also helped. 


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They said most stocks have become expensive following the market’s recent rally which drove the main index to its highest level in eight months. 


The Philippine Stock Exchange composite index fell 6.46 points to 2,092.68 after trading between 2,085.76 and 2,099.14. Volume was 785 million shares worth P1.168 billion. 


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in a single copper line at a very low cost.

Greg Marshall, president of Lucent Technologies Philippines, said yesterday
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expensive infrastructure but can utilize their existing facilities to
accommodate more voice and data traffic.

As a result, he said, companies would be able to offer cheaper services to
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blanket.

Plans are afoot to install caller IDs on telephones of government offices and
police stations to trace callers of bomb threats.

The identification device, being promoted by the Philippine Long Distance
Telephone Co., displays the number of the phone the caller is using.

Cebu City Mayor Alvin Garcia said the procurement of the caller ID device,
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George Martirez said over the weekend.

Malayan Bank is a thrift bank owned and controlled by the Martirez family and
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