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Local billionaires rise to a record eleven -- Forbes

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 A BOOMING stock market has expanded the Philippines’ billionaires’ list to a record 11, with the combined wealth of the 40 richest also hitting an all-time high, Forbes.com said yesterday.

Top three richest, from left to right: Henry Sy, Lucio Tan and John Gokongwei.

Shopping mall king Henry Sy, 86, saw his assets surge by 44% to $7.2 billion over the past year and remains the Philippines’ richest man, the Web site said in an annual update.


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Filipinos spending longer hours at work, says gov’t

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FILIPINOS HAVE been working longer hours on average, indicating a greater need for overtime pay and an increase in the amount of work that needs to be done.

Workers ARE spending more than an hour in excess of the standard 40-hour workweek, data from the Bureau of Labor and Employment Statistics showed. The Bureau of Labor and Employment Statistics (BLES) placed the mean number of working hours at 41.2 a week, based on 2009 figures.
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MANNY PACQUIAO BUSINESS Acumen

One site describes Manny Pacquiao's business acumen as it is quoted with the following:

"Manny Pacquiao and his wife, Jinkee Pacquiao, have become a business duo here in General Santos City, Philippines


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The possibilities of a 10,000 Peso business

We have been receiving comments from people who have sums of monies and who would like to start a business.  This can be quite a tricky question to give light to and I am not going to make specific advice on your personal circumstances since we are all in different situations, aside from the many varied dialects that we communicate with.
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Millionaires hold 39% of global wealth

(The Philippine Star) Updated June 02, 2011 12:00 AM

WASHINGTON DC--Around one percent of households have 39 percent of the globe’s wealth according to a study published Tuesday, pointing to increased inequalities in the wake of the global downturn.

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