+ Follow STOCK EXCHANGES Tag
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[Title] => OceanaGold cuts projected life of Didipio mine to 16 years
[Summary] => OceanaGold Corp. has decided to cut the projected life of its Didipio copper-gold mine from 20 years to just 16 years even as the company announced that it has started construction activities at the project site in Nueva Vizcaya.
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[Title] => Instant versus delayed gratification
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Not being an economist, I often ponder how globalization will guarantee an improvement in the wealth potential of countries like the Philippines. I see it in simplistic terms. Our pre-WTO, regulated economy attracted investments looking for a share of our protected markets. The traditional model of a multi-national, building a factory, generating jobs and supplying a population with a product have gone out of style.
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STOCK EXCHANGES
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