+ Follow UNIWIDE SALES Tag
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[Title] => Binata tumungga ng lason
[Summary] => Patay ang isang binata makaraang uminom ng isang botelya ng lason sa tapat ng isang department store, kamakalawa ng gabi sa Caloocan City.
[DatePublished] => 2014-11-26 00:00:00
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[Title] => RP, neighbors to be new retail battlefield - Lim
[Summary] => The Philippines and its Asian neighbors will be the new retail battlefield, according to Samie Lim, chairman emeritus of the Philippine Retailers Association.
In a speech during the opening of the 11th National Retailers Conference at the EDSA Shangri-La Hotel in Mandaluyong, Lim noted the emergence of global retail giants who are expanding their sales and markets outside of their homeground.
The top retail giants, according to Lim include Wal-Mart, Carrefour, Metro, Ahold, Tesco, Auchan and Casino.
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[Title] => International retailers not likely to enter RP mart soon
[Summary] => Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II does not foresee any international players entering the Philippine retail market in the near future.
Roxas said there used to be 10 world-sized retailers, but since several firms have folded up or merged, there are only three major players.
Roxas cited the case of K-Mart, which recently declared bankruptcy, while Federated and Macy’s have merged.
Roxas had hoped that the passage of the Retail Trade Liberalization Law would encourage international retailers to come to the Philippines and invest.
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[Title] => Suspect in P4-M heist at Uniwide arrested
[Summary] => Police have arrested one of the armed men who allegedly robbed the Uniwide Sales Southpoint Warehouse in Cabuyao, Laguna of P4 million two weeks ago.
Chief Superintendent Domingo Reyes Jr., regional police director for Southern Tagalog, identified the suspect as Arsenio Pujeda, alias "Archie," 30, of Infanta, Quezon.
Pujeda was one of the three armed men caught in the act of stealing a cell phone in San Pedro, Laguna last week.
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[Title] => Suspect in P4-M heist at Uniwide arrested
[Summary] => Police have arrested one of the armed men who allegedly robbed the Uniwide Sales Southpoint Warehouse in Cabuyao, Laguna of P4 million two weeks ago.
Chief Superintendent Domingo Reyes Jr., regional police director for Southern Tagalog, identified the suspect as Arsenio Pujeda, alias "Archie," 30, of Infanta, Quezon.
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[Title] => Makro gets set to operate as retailer
[Summary] => Wholesaler Pilipinas Makro Inc., a joint venture among the Dutch wholesaler giant Makro, the Ayalas and retail taipan Henry Sy, has taken a step closer to its goal of becoming a local retailer.
Industry sources said Pilipinas Makro has increased its capital to P375 million in preparation for its application to operate as a retail firm and avail itself of incentives provided under the new Retail Trade Act.
Under the new Retail Trade Act, foreign retailers must be organized under Philippine laws and must have a paid-up capital of at least P125 million or $2.5 million.
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UNIWIDE SALES
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[Title] => RP, neighbors to be new retail battlefield - Lim
[Summary] => The Philippines and its Asian neighbors will be the new retail battlefield, according to Samie Lim, chairman emeritus of the Philippine Retailers Association.
In a speech during the opening of the 11th National Retailers Conference at the EDSA Shangri-La Hotel in Mandaluyong, Lim noted the emergence of global retail giants who are expanding their sales and markets outside of their homeground.
The top retail giants, according to Lim include Wal-Mart, Carrefour, Metro, Ahold, Tesco, Auchan and Casino.
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[Summary] => Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II does not foresee any international players entering the Philippine retail market in the near future.
Roxas said there used to be 10 world-sized retailers, but since several firms have folded up or merged, there are only three major players.
Roxas cited the case of K-Mart, which recently declared bankruptcy, while Federated and Macy’s have merged.
Roxas had hoped that the passage of the Retail Trade Liberalization Law would encourage international retailers to come to the Philippines and invest.
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Chief Superintendent Domingo Reyes Jr., regional police director for Southern Tagalog, identified the suspect as Arsenio Pujeda, alias "Archie," 30, of Infanta, Quezon.
Pujeda was one of the three armed men caught in the act of stealing a cell phone in San Pedro, Laguna last week.
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[Summary] => Police have arrested one of the armed men who allegedly robbed the Uniwide Sales Southpoint Warehouse in Cabuyao, Laguna of P4 million two weeks ago.
Chief Superintendent Domingo Reyes Jr., regional police director for Southern Tagalog, identified the suspect as Arsenio Pujeda, alias "Archie," 30, of Infanta, Quezon.
Pujeda was one of the three armed men caught in the act of stealing a cell phone in San Pedro, Laguna last week.
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[Summary] => Wholesaler Pilipinas Makro Inc., a joint venture among the Dutch wholesaler giant Makro, the Ayalas and retail taipan Henry Sy, has taken a step closer to its goal of becoming a local retailer.
Industry sources said Pilipinas Makro has increased its capital to P375 million in preparation for its application to operate as a retail firm and avail itself of incentives provided under the new Retail Trade Act.
Under the new Retail Trade Act, foreign retailers must be organized under Philippine laws and must have a paid-up capital of at least P125 million or $2.5 million.
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