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Thursday, September 10, 2009

 

AMID 400,000 JOBLESS NURSING GRADUATES  

BPO Company offers nurses alternative to leaving RP

 
By Ben Arnold O. de Vera, Reporter
 
FILIPINO nurses may opt to stay in the country to work as “digital medical butlers” for a medical knowledge process outsourcing (KPO) firm that will put up training facilities and a contact center to service clients abroad.

In a briefing on Wednesday, Wei Siang Yu, Fly Free for Health Group of Companies founder and chief executive officer, said the company’s Philippine subsidiary, Life Stage Communication, will put up facilities in Manila and Davao in the next six months, through which registered Filipino nurses can assist patients online.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

The Department of Finance (DOF) scaled down the public sector’s revenue shortfall for next year, on expectations that growth would pick up as the impact of the global financial meltdown dissipates.

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AUTO sales fell in the first eight months of the year, industry groups said on Wednesday, pointing out that August historically is a slow month.

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PHILIPPINE universal and commercial banks have complied with the global standards on corporate governance practices, with their improved risk management operations supporting the financial system despite the global financial crisis, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) said.

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THE Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) said its board of directors has appointed a new person to head its Market Integrity Board (MIB) a week after its chairperson suddenly resigned.

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LONDON: International ratings agency Moody’s on Wednesday said it was now unlikely to downgrade the world’s leading economies in the near future as the global economy shows signs of improvement.

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HONG KONG: Hotel group Marriott International announced on Wednesday it was planning 21 new hotels in Asia, despite the impact of the global economic slowdown on travel and demand.

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TOKYO: Japan’s Mitsubishi Motors Corp. said Wednesday that it was hiring 1,300 workers in Thailand as the battered car market slowly recovers from its slump.

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TOKYO: The need for emergency measures by the Bank of Japan (BoJ) to support cash-strapped companies is decreasing as the global financial crisis abates, a member of the bank’s policy board said Wednesday.

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THE holding company of the SM group said Wednesday that it plans to borrow money through the sale of dollar-denominated bonds to pay off its debt.

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THE mid-market property unit of the SM group announced Wednesday that it plans to raise fresh funds through the sale of new shares to finance its land banking activity and corporate capital requirements.

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Local ethanol producers have pledged to increase their production to support the country’s alternative fuel program Tetchi Capellan, Ethanol Producers Association of the Philippines (EPAP) director, said the group would be able to ramp up...

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The Board of Investments (BOI) has approved a furniture maker’s application for tax credits on raw materials and zero value-added tax (VAT) rating on its exports.

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Lopez-controlled Energy Development Corp. (EDC) plans to rehabilitate the geothermal plants it bought from the government once these are turned over by the fourth quarter.

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A UNIT of Aboitiz Power Corp. (AP) plans to up a hydroelectric plant in Benguet province.

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RBAP
By Gregory De Guzman  

Despite the onslaught of the global financial crisis in September last year that brought even centuries old financial institutions to their knees, the country’s rural banks were one of the few bright spots in 2008.

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