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AMERICAN STANDARD PHILS

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New focus

By Rose G. De La Cruz | June 6, 2005 - 12:00am

Since it closed its 40-year-old factory in Las Piñas in November 2004, American Standard Phils. has reinvented itself into a distribution company eyeing the high-end market. "What the plant was producing...

Business As Usual