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By now we all know the recession has had (and is still having) a significant impact on venture capital investments. It is also restricting the amount of venture debt assumed by startup companies as this form of capital funding is somewhat tied to the amount of deals funded by VCs. The global economic slowdown is not the only reason venture debt fundings have slowed. With the recession and the damage that followed came the realization by many in the VC and startup ecosystem that this debt actually needed to be repaid! This sobering reality has caused a material drop in requests for venture debt from companies who raised venture ...
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PEOPLE have been asking me why the economy is so strong and will have positive growth this year, unlike Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore, all of which will show deep negative economic growth. There are two major reasons for the Philippine economy’s strength. One is strong remittances by Filipino expats, the so-called overseas Filipino workers. The other is robust domestic consumption, which is probably an offshoot of the first. OFW remittances amounted to $16.4 billion in 2008. Remittances this year will probably be the same, $16.5 billion, if not higher. There are some ten million Filipino expats. If each of those expats ...
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William Penn is known, of course, as the founder of Pennsylvania. He is
also
known as a famous Quaker and for his 'Great Treaty' with the Delaware. What is
'known' however, is often obscured by myth. For example, Penn did not
name
his colony after himself (as he feared would be assumed), but after his
recently
departed father. He had wanted to call the colony 'New Wales' or
'Sylvania' but
King Charles II intervened, suggesting instead 'Pennsylvania'. It was the father
after all, who left Penn his wealth, including the King's debt to him--which ...
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