+ Follow TEMASEK HOLDINGS Tag
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[Title] => Tiger Airways, Australian agency in crisis talks
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[Summary] => There are many good things happening in the Philippines other than the continuing attention by media over the botched police rescue operations during the Luneta hostage crisis on Aug. 23.
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[Title] => 2 Singapore groups support skills training for Pinoys
[Summary] => Two Singapore-based institutions have partnered with the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) for the implementation of a training program that aims to boost the skills and competencies of the Filipino workforce.
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In short with three years still remaining in his administration, poor Dubya Bush’s approval rating has plummeted disastrously. An AP/Ipsos poll three days ago showed that confidence in his presidency continues to fall, even among his staunchest supporters in the Republican Party.
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[Title] => Jetstar starts Manila-Singapore route today
[Summary] => Australia’s Qantas Airways, together with two Singaporean investors, have put up a value-for-money airline that will start flying the Manila-Singapore route starting today.
According to Jetstar Asia chief executive officer Ken Ryan, Jetstar Asia is not a low-cost airline but a value-for-money airline that offers a cheaper alternative to regular air carriers.
Jetstar Asia would still fly out of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) and offer a 20-kilogram baggage allowance.
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[Summary] => I did a double take yesterday when I read the Financial Times of London. The top six-column photograph on page 2 was an AP (Associated Press) photo of demonstrators in Georgia, USA, carrying a huge streamer saying – "Bush step down!"
In short with three years still remaining in his administration, poor Dubya Bush’s approval rating has plummeted disastrously. An AP/Ipsos poll three days ago showed that confidence in his presidency continues to fall, even among his staunchest supporters in the Republican Party.
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[AuthorName] => Max V. Soliven
[SectionName] => Opinion
[SectionUrl] => opinion
[URL] =>
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[Title] => Jetstar starts Manila-Singapore route today
[Summary] => Australia’s Qantas Airways, together with two Singaporean investors, have put up a value-for-money airline that will start flying the Manila-Singapore route starting today.
According to Jetstar Asia chief executive officer Ken Ryan, Jetstar Asia is not a low-cost airline but a value-for-money airline that offers a cheaper alternative to regular air carriers.
Jetstar Asia would still fly out of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) and offer a 20-kilogram baggage allowance.
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[Focus] => 0
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Ghio Ong | September 9, 2010 - 12:00am
