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MANILA, Philippines - The Philippine Council of Deans and Educators
in Business (PCDEB) is holding its 14th Annual Convention and the 8th
Business Education Industry Summit in February, to further enhance the
delivery of quality business education in the Philippines and to
strengthen it in line with the upcoming ASEAN Integration in 2015.
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The Chamber of Thrift
Banks (CTB) is taking active steps to help the small medium enterprise
(SMEs) realize the benefits of a financially integrated Asean economic
community (AEC) in 2015.
CTB President Jose
Teodoro K. Limcaoco, also the president of BPI Family Savings Bank, said.
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By now, the case with
Vhong Navarro and the mauling case he had been involved in has still not gone to a close and is going to a rather ugly legal battle. Who is this mysterious Cedric Lee and where did he emerge from.
By : JUN B. VALLACERA, click here for original article.
Investment activities
in the Philippines as percent of local output or gross domestic product
(GDP) have fallen sharply lower to only around 20 percent of GDP the
past decade from some 30 percent of GDP in the 1970s, the Manila unit of
the World Bank reported on Friday.
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Cagayan de Oro City—His
sweat drips from his forehead down to the ground as he thoughtfully
adds firewood for his boiling pot of water. His skin is reddened and
wrinkled by the toil of long days and nights; and his hands, hardened
and calloused with years of labor.
Joel
Obsid, a father of four, is accustomed to this environment. At 46 years
old, Joel once worked as a medical representative. His wife is a
45-year-old office clerk, and her wage can barely support the family’s
basic needs. Three of their children still live with them, all of whom
are school-aged.
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"The important thing is not being afraid to take a chance. Remember, the greatest failure is to not try. Once you find something you love to do, be the best at doing it." – Debbi Fields
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by Armando O. Bartolome
THE news is out and
radio commentators are talking about it a lot, TV talk shows are
discussing it and Facebook walls are full of posts about the
investment-grade rating that Fitch Ratings recently gave the
Philippines.
Recently, I had a
facebook chat with one of of my good friends whom I served an
LDS Mission more than a decade ago. We are good buddies and both served in the island of
Mindoro Occidental, particularly the town of
San Jose. After exchanging pleasantries and catching up on our personal and family situations, the conversation shifted to our livelihood.
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