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SMC NETWORKS Asia Pacific sales
division 2 vice president Wesley Chua (right) answers a question
in a press conference at Cebu City Marriott Hotel. With him is Software
and Engineering Data Systems Inc. general manager Edel Ortiz. (SUN.STAR
FOTO/ARNI ACLAO)
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CEBU -- Inconsistencies in the Tariff
Code are making life difficult for importers, according to an official
from an influential business group.
"The whole
Tariff Code has been amended partially, and some conflict with other
parts of the Code," said Oscar Brillo, chairman of Customs affairs
of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry, on the sidelines
of a forum on trade and tariff policy at Sacred Heart Center last
Tuesday. [
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story ] |
No
rice hoarding, retailers assure
DAVAO
-- Grains Confederation (Grecon) Regional Chair Pablo Gonzales assured
Wednesday that the city's rice retailers do not practice rice hoarding
to create an artificial shortage. [
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Networking
products seller ties up with GoldTelecomm
CEBU
-- The mushrooming of many electronic services outsourcing companies
in Cebu has prompted an authorized distributor of networking products
to aggressively penetrate the Cebu market. [
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OPINION
Antonio: Shaping complex projects
UNCERTAIN.
Project management used to be about driving out uncertainty. You nailed
down all the deliverables right at the outset, thought through issues
around scale, sequence, and size, and fine-tuned your specs so that
the implementation could be as routine as possible. With today's projects,
however, much of the uncertainty surrounding information management
simply can't be eliminated. [
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