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Aboitiz, not Sulpicio, posts most sea accidents since 1980 report

By Nestor Etolle | July 22, 2008 - 12:00am

A total of 111 sea tragedies involving 84 local commercial vessels have occurred in Philippine waters since 1980, Lloyd’s of London records obtained by The STAR showed.

Headlines

PCG wants Sulpicio billed P15M

July 21, 2008 - 12:00am

Vice Admiral Wilfredo Tamayo, Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) commandant, disclosed yesterday the government will urge Sulpicio Lines Inc. (SLI) to reimburse the P15 million spent in the search and rescue operations...

Headlines

Who benefits in squeezing Nenaco out?

By Rey Gamboa | April 30, 2004 - 12:00am

There is no doubt that a squeeze play is being employed against Negros Navigation Co. (Nenaco), the country’s oldest shipping firm and a subsidiary of Metro Pacific Corp. Aside from Nenaco, the victims here...

Business