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Ayala tech firm to produce aircons for Mazda cars

Integrated Micro-Electronics Inc.has announced that it will manufacture HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) and blower units for Japan Climate Systems Corporation in its Guadalajara, Mexico plant.

Online gambling firm?s profit up 20%, hits P1.1B

PhilWeb has also just set up a new company to produce electronic gaming terminals with a built-in bill acceptor, card reader, and ticket-in, ticket-out printer.

Globe warns public of new text scam

The text scam attracts people by informing them that they can get a discount or be entitled to a rebate on their monthly bill once they text a certain number.

Davao eyeing to add 5,000 new IT-BPO jobs in 2013

The southern city of Davao is expecting its booming information technology-business process outsourcing (IT-BPO) industry to generate about 5,000 jobs this year.

Biggest BPO group in PH names new chief

The Business Processing Association of the Philippines announced on Friday, Jan. 25, it has appointed Jose Mari ?Jomari? Mercado as its new president and CEO, replacing Benedict Hernandez who was named chairman of its executive committee.

Semicon firm Cirtek?s profit rises 11% in 2012

Cirtek's growth in 2012 came mainly from wireless communication, smart phones, tablets, radio frequency identification, LED and automotive industries.

Globe hits rival for network traffic, SMS bogdown

As phone calls and text messages failed to reach their destinations over the last few days, Globe Telecom put the blame squarely on its main rival for causing the network traffic.

Voice calls making a comeback, says Globe

After a steady decline, telecommunications firm Globe Telecom reported on Monday, Jan. 14, that voice calls appear to be making a comeback, noting that voice traffic surged almost double this Christmas season.

IMI to exhibit automotive solutions in Japan confab

Ayala-owned IMI said it will be exhibiting manufacturing solutions, which includes those for the automotive market, at the Internepcon Japan trade show on January 16 to 18, 2013, in Tokyo, Japan.

New Canon plant in PH to hire 5,000 workers

In January last year, Canon announced that it was investing six billion yen to put up a plant at the First Philippine Industrial Park in Batangas. The facility, which will start operating in April 2013, will manufacture laser printers, accessories, and parts of Canon cameras and other products.

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