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The future is in mobile Internet devices - Lenovo

In a report by The Associated Press , Lenovo Group CEO Yang Yuanqing said that his company expects wireless Internet products to account for up to 80 percent of its sales within the next five years as it pursues expansion in faster-growing emerging markets.

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RP exports up by 42% - NSO

Merchandise exports in the Philippines grew by 42.5 percent in January 2010, the National Statistics Office revealed on Wednesday.

Electronic products turned out to be the top export, earning USD2.03 billion (P93.14 billion). The top electronic products exported are semiconductors.

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Philippine car sales post growth for Jan-Feb

Strong car sales in January continued in February, gmanews.tv reported. Sales were largely driven by demand for vehicles for business use, according to industry data released Tuesday.

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Create 15M jobs in 5 years for Phils to remain competitive

The National Competitiveness Council (NCC) said the Philippines needs to create three to four million jobs per year, or 15 million quality jobs over the next five years, to catch up with its neighbors, gmanews.tv reported.

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Apple iPad out on April 3; Sony developing iPad ‘killer’

Apple pushed back the launch date of its anticipated device iPad to April 3. All models of iPad will be available in the US, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Spain, Switzerland and UK.

Coming in Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi with 3G models, the iPad, described by Apple CEO Steve J...

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Taiwan quake delays high-tech export production

The powerful quake that rocked Taiwan last Thursday left millions of dollars in damages especially in its high-tech export industry.

The 6.4-magnitude tremor struck about 70 kilometers from the island's second-largest city Kaohsiung was felt as far north as the capital Taipei, sever...

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Laiban dam talks terminated

Government announced Wednesday that talks with San Miguel Corporation regarding the controversial P52-billion ($1.13 billion) Laiban dam project were called off, gmanews.tv reports.

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