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                    [Title] => Demolition job?
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In the news recently were unsavory news and commentaries about why the established Vibal Publishing House (Vibal) deserved to be disqualified from bidding for a textbook project of the Department of Education backed by the World Bank’s Social Expenditure Management Project (SEMP).


Now, we have known that Vibal probably happens to be one of the most established and highly respected publishing conglomerates in the Philippines today, so we wondered why and decided to do a little research.


                    [DatePublished] => 2006-12-03 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => Ray of hope
                    [Summary] => A very important piece of proposed legislation hurdled its biggest stumbling block last week after the Senate approved the biofuels bill, many months after the House gave its imprimatur to the measure.


The Biofuels Act of 2005 mandates an initial five percent blend of bioethanol to gasoline as a starting point of a fuel ethanol program that is looked upon as a measure to help the government achieve rural development, environmental protection, and energy security.


                    [DatePublished] => 2006-10-15 00:00:00
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                    [ArticleID] => 362411
                    [Title] => Something’s a’brewin
                    [Summary] => We got a hot tip from an industry insider that a supplier for bigtime businesses that include coffee and food chains, banking, and malls (to name a few) is allegedly peddling smuggled goods (read: computer units and accessories) into the country for quite sometime now. 


In fact, the tell-tale signs were all over the place again when a reputable computer vendor who happens to be a sister company of a giant mall network was unfairly junked after winning a bid for a computer project of a well-known service-oriented company. 


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Demolition job?

December 3, 2006 - 12:00am

In the news recently were unsavory news and commentaries about why the established Vibal Publishing House (Vibal) deserved to be disqualified from bidding for a textbook project of the Department of Education...

Business

Ray of hope

October 15, 2006 - 12:00am

A very important piece of proposed legislation hurdled its biggest stumbling block last week after the Senate approved the biofuels bill, many months after the House gave its imprimatur to the measure. The Biofuels...

Business

Something’s a’brewin

October 11, 2006 - 12:00am

We got a hot tip from an industry insider that a supplier for bigtime businesses that include coffee and food chains, banking, and malls (to name a few) is allegedly peddling smuggled goods (read: computer units...

Business