Synergy is the secret sauce here.
Because of that, it will be tough for the competition to overcome San Miguel’s bid to rehab and operate the Manila International Airport complex. None of them have the synergies to bid any better.
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US tells Marcos: Ask and we are here
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Advincula: Only God’s love is forever
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Senate OK’d AKAP fund – lawmakers
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Zubiri, Romualdez OK 'ceasefire' on JPE's birthday
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