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[Title] => DPWH chief assures quality of projects
[Summary] => Public Works Secretary Florante Soriquez said his departments projects will "withstand the test of time."
Soriquez said policies ensuring the quality of work within the DPWH, with the help of the departments quality assurance units (QUA), are being implemented and all projects meet the high standards of the department.
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[Title] => Ionics may relocate from RP to China
[Summary] => Ionics Circuits Inc., the countrys largest electronics and semi-conductor manufacturer, may be forced to abandon its manufacturing activities in the Philippines and relocate to China.
This was disclosed over the weekend by Lawrence Qua, chairman and chief executive officer of the Ionics Group of Companies.
According to Qua, the pressure to transfer Ionics manufacturing activities to China has been building up over the past seven years due to the relatively lower cost of doing business there and the bigger domestic market that China would provide.
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Soriquez said policies ensuring the quality of work within the DPWH, with the help of the departments quality assurance units (QUA), are being implemented and all projects meet the high standards of the department.
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[Summary] => Ionics Circuits Inc., the countrys largest electronics and semi-conductor manufacturer, may be forced to abandon its manufacturing activities in the Philippines and relocate to China.
This was disclosed over the weekend by Lawrence Qua, chairman and chief executive officer of the Ionics Group of Companies.
According to Qua, the pressure to transfer Ionics manufacturing activities to China has been building up over the past seven years due to the relatively lower cost of doing business there and the bigger domestic market that China would provide.
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November 23, 2003 - 12:00am