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[Title] => More Filipinos losing interest in the news — Digital News Report 2024
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[Title] => Globe seen to boost Ayala Corp’s Q4 earnings
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Globe, which accounts for about 45 percent of Ayala’s earnings, is expected to drive a surge in the conglomerate’s earnings this year on an anticipated boom in text messaging and voice calls around general elections on May 10.
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Globe, which accounts for about 45 percent of Ayala’s earnings, is expected to drive a surge in the conglomerate’s earnings this year on an anticipated boom in text messaging and voice calls around general elections on May 10.
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