The Philippine Postal Savings Bank in Davao City announced that public utility vehicle drivers and operators can now avail of the auto loan program that was given to them by the Philippine President.
The car loan program and package gives them the opportunity to convert their engines to run on the much cheaper autolpg. The […]
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PUV Auto-gas conversion loan package available in Davao
June 21st, 2008 · 2 Comments
Tags: Davao Cars · Davao Business · Davao
Majority of Filipinos not keen on investing in the Stock Market
June 17th, 2008 · Comments Off
According to a report by the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE). Out of a total population of 89 Million in the Philippines, only 430,681 have active accounts with brokers in the Philippine Stock Exchange. Still an alarming statistic, is that out of the 430k, only 103,412 actively use their accounts and trade stocks.
In comparison […]
Tags: Davao Business · Davao · Davao Investments
BPO Company’s and Schools in Mindanao Forum
June 13th, 2008 · Comments Off
Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) company’s are in Davao City to meet with the school administrators to discuss on how the schools can adequately prepare the students to the global outsourcing industry that the BPO’s are in. It is a mutually beneficial forum with each trying to address the others needs. BPO’s want […]
Tags: Davao Business · Davao ICT · Davao BPO
3 Hour Seminar Requirement for new DTI Applications
May 10th, 2008 · Comments Off
The Davao City Department of Trade and Industry is requiring all new business name applicants to subject themselves to a 3 hour seminar before their business name certificates will be issued.
The 3 hour seminar will basically be about Philippine Fair Trade Laws and will be conducted every Monday and Wednesday afternoons at the Davao DTI […]
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Francis J. Kong - Better than good
March 16th, 2008 · 1 Comment
From the Philippine Star
Better than good
BUSINESS MATTERS (BEYOND THE BOTTOM LINE) By Francis J. Kong
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Somebody says: “Hope for the best; get ready for the worst; then take what God chooses to send.” Wise advice indeed.
Life is not what happens. It’s how we take it.
Call me an eternal optimist if you will but […]
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