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Video Description for noah 1202011
noah is a currently airing philippine action-fantasy series produced by abs-cbn gabriel (piolo pascual) is a police officer who lost his 2 year old son jacob (zaijan jaranilla) in an accident brought by his job which put in coma for 5 years he went back on being a police and started searching for his son whom he knew in his gut was still alive jacob drifted to a mysterious island of noah where a group of old looking apes called ungtas live they took care of jacob and re-named him eli there gabriel searches for his son and comes across him but now his son finds him part of the ungta tribe he was unable to convince eli that he is in fact his son gabriel joins him in his quest and bonds them together but little did gabriel knew that his sons quest is actually his own and that what ever will be the outcome of this quest will determine the fate of the outside world Brought to you by FlipBooth - The Pinoy Style Youtube
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Businesses more upbeat over economic prospects – BSP survey
Business confidence in the economy is on the upswing, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas said on Thursday, citing results of its latest Business Expectations Survey, which showed small and medium scale enterprises being more upbeat about the months ahead than larger companies are.
The overall confidence index improved to 38.7 percent in the fourth quarter from 34.1 percent in the third. These levels, however, are still some distance from the record 50.6 percent for October-December last year.
“By employment size, small and medium-sized firms were more favorable in their outlook in Q4 2011 while the outlook of large-sized firms was broadly steady,” the BSP said in its statement.
“Going forward, the outlook of firms for Q1 2012 for across all employment sizes turned less upbeat, with large sized firms being the least optimistic,” the BSP added.
Respondents cited six reasons for their optimism: (1) seasonal increase in consumer demand during the Christmas and harvest seasons; (2) implementation of government projects; (3) sound macroeconomic fundamentals; (4) business expansion from steady investment inflows; (5) introduction of new and enhanced business strategies; and (6) steady stream overseas Filipinos’ remittances.
The BSP said exporters were “less upbeat” because of the weak global economy and employers indicated a “slowdown in hiring” early next year.
Some 1,617 firms from the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Top 7,000 Corporations responded to the BSP survey from October 3 to November 11.
More respondent firms expected the peso to appreciate from this year’s fourth quarter to the first three months of 2012. — ELR/VS, GMA News
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