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Thursday, January 22, 2009

 

Despite sale of assets

Napocor seen to revert to losses

STATE-OWNED National Power Corp. (Napocor) is likely to have ended 2008 in the red, according to the Department of Budget and Management (DBM).

The power-generating firm was single-handedly responsible for inflating the government’s debt due to several years of losses. Last year’s loss would the first time Napocor would reverse profits enjoyed since 2005.

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THE Department of Finance said the financial surplus of the whole public sector, which includes the national government, local governments and state-owned enterprises, plummeted at end-September last year.

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LOCAL mining executives said the global credit crunch has constrained funding for projects.

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SYDNEY: The world’s biggest miner, BHP Billiton, said Wednesday it would cut about 6,000 jobs because of the global economic downturn and weakening demand for its products.

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LOCAL lenders more than doubled the amount they tapped from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas’ (BSP) rediscounting window last year amid a global credit crunch.

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With the music barely faded from euphoric star-studded celebrations to greet his arrival, US President Barack Obama faced plunging global stock markets on his first day in office on Wednesday.

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FITCH Ratings Inc. said Philippine banks’ profitability and assets would take a hit this year from the ongoing global crisis.

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A US bank would finance the digitization of the state-run television network to expand its coverage and comply with the government’s plan to shift from analog to digital terrestrial system by 2015, the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) said Tuesday.

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Telcos seen to review business plans

THE US recession could derail spending in the information communication and technology (ICT) sector, as telecom companies reassess business plans, according to IDC Philippines.

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THE Philippine Stock Exchange said it is optimistic that the bill that exempts all local listed companies from the documentary and stamp tax (DST) will soon be passed in Congress.

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