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[Title] => The House Numbering Ordinance of Cebu City in 1946
[Summary] => The numbering of Cebu City houses started with a city ordinance enacted after World War II. The house numbering ordinance was contained in City Ordinance No. 21, which was enacted on March 13, 1946.
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[Title] => Cebu City Ordinance No. 1
[Summary] => This is an Ordinance regulating the establishment and maintenance of cockpits in the City of Cebu.
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[Title] => Lucio Co’s energy firm eyes backdoor listing
[Summary] => The new majority stockholders of listed Mariwasa Siam Holdings Inc. are in talks for a potential backdoor listing of a renewable energy firm of Puregold-owner Lucio Co.
[DatePublished] => 2013-03-19 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Neil Jerome C. Morales
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[Title] => Mariwasa Siam moves to transform into investment holding firm
[Summary] => The new board of directors of Mariwasa Siam Holdings Inc. has approved several measures that will transform the listed but dormant company into an investment holding firm.
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[Title] => neoIT opens RP office, ties up with Argosy Holdings
[Summary] => neoIT, the leading offshore outsourcing advisory and management firm, announced a joint venture with Argosy Holdings in a move to build its advisory and management services in the Philippines.
The Manila-based consulting and advisory operation will be in place by January 2004. The joint venture will be known as neoIT Philippines.
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[Title] => Was that P10 million a month ‘bribe’ money and who got the grease?
[Summary] => Phooey. There has been so much hogwash and pig swill written in the past two weeks praising the PIATCO deal and the wonderful Chengs, and how they built this so-called magnificent Terminal 3 at the airport – and thrashing poor Secretary Gloria Tan Climaco for calling that sweetheart PIATCO giveaway contract bad – that the confession of PIATCO Chairman Cheng Yong to the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee last Friday is very revealing.
[DatePublished] => 2002-09-08 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Max V. Soliven
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[Title] => A US aircraft carrier battle group to Basilan? What can we say – but ‘wow’!
[Summary] => The highest-ranking United States official to come to the Philippines (since former US President Bill Clinton came for the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation or APEC summit in Subic) is arriving Sunday afternoon. This is US Deputy Secretary of Defense Paul Wolfowitz, who, in the pecking order, is just a step down from Defense top honcho Donald Rumsfeld.
Wolfowitz is flying in straight from Washington, DC and has sought a meeting with President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. He will probably be whisked off to Malacañang shortly after his 3 p.m. landing.
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[Title] => ‘Lucky’ Liongson seems headed to multimillions!
[Summary] => No sooner had the GMA Government established one of its most powerful energy offices, the brand-new "Transmission Mono-poly", than Finance Secretary Jose Isidro "Lito" Camacho began pushing for the "privatization" of this vital agency. Why? Camacho’s argument is that this is a very attractive commodity in the eyes of investment bankers. But, of course, it is: Whoever owns and controls this transmission "monopoly" will have every power generating company completely at his mercy!
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[Title] => Who’s this lucky fellow who is getting $200 G’s monthly as a consultant?
[Summary] => Beset as we are with other more headline-grabbing troubles, let’s not forget the plight of the "little people" being betrayed by officers of our government. I use the term not to belittle these victims, but to underscore that they’re ordinary citizens who’re often ignored in the large pond where the big fish (and predatory sharks) gambol and frolic.
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[Title] => RCBC Capital cops Asian Bankers Award
[Summary] => RCBC Capital Corp., a fully-owned subsidiary of Rizal Commercial Banking Corp., won this year’s Asian Bankers Award for its pioneering efforts in the development of the bond market among local government units (LGU).
The award was received by Alfonso S. Yuchengco III, executive vice chairman and CEO of RCBC, during the 4th Asia Pacific Bankers Congress held recently in Bangkok. The award was presented by Somkid Jatusripitak, finance minister of Thailand.
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[Title] => The House Numbering Ordinance of Cebu City in 1946
[Summary] => The numbering of Cebu City houses started with a city ordinance enacted after World War II. The house numbering ordinance was contained in City Ordinance No. 21, which was enacted on March 13, 1946.
[DatePublished] => 2015-11-24 09:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133848
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[AuthorID] => 1236815
[AuthorName] => Clarence Paul Oaminal
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[AuthorName] => Clarence Paul Oaminal
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[Title] => Lucio Co’s energy firm eyes backdoor listing
[Summary] => The new majority stockholders of listed Mariwasa Siam Holdings Inc. are in talks for a potential backdoor listing of a renewable energy firm of Puregold-owner Lucio Co.
[DatePublished] => 2013-03-19 00:00:00
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[Title] => Mariwasa Siam moves to transform into investment holding firm
[Summary] => The new board of directors of Mariwasa Siam Holdings Inc. has approved several measures that will transform the listed but dormant company into an investment holding firm.
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[Title] => neoIT opens RP office, ties up with Argosy Holdings
[Summary] => neoIT, the leading offshore outsourcing advisory and management firm, announced a joint venture with Argosy Holdings in a move to build its advisory and management services in the Philippines.
The Manila-based consulting and advisory operation will be in place by January 2004. The joint venture will be known as neoIT Philippines.
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[Title] => Was that P10 million a month ‘bribe’ money and who got the grease?
[Summary] => Phooey. There has been so much hogwash and pig swill written in the past two weeks praising the PIATCO deal and the wonderful Chengs, and how they built this so-called magnificent Terminal 3 at the airport – and thrashing poor Secretary Gloria Tan Climaco for calling that sweetheart PIATCO giveaway contract bad – that the confession of PIATCO Chairman Cheng Yong to the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee last Friday is very revealing.
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[ColumnID] => 133172
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[Title] => A US aircraft carrier battle group to Basilan? What can we say – but ‘wow’!
[Summary] => The highest-ranking United States official to come to the Philippines (since former US President Bill Clinton came for the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation or APEC summit in Subic) is arriving Sunday afternoon. This is US Deputy Secretary of Defense Paul Wolfowitz, who, in the pecking order, is just a step down from Defense top honcho Donald Rumsfeld.
Wolfowitz is flying in straight from Washington, DC and has sought a meeting with President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. He will probably be whisked off to Malacañang shortly after his 3 p.m. landing.
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[Title] => ‘Lucky’ Liongson seems headed to multimillions!
[Summary] => No sooner had the GMA Government established one of its most powerful energy offices, the brand-new "Transmission Mono-poly", than Finance Secretary Jose Isidro "Lito" Camacho began pushing for the "privatization" of this vital agency. Why? Camacho’s argument is that this is a very attractive commodity in the eyes of investment bankers. But, of course, it is: Whoever owns and controls this transmission "monopoly" will have every power generating company completely at his mercy!
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[Title] => Who’s this lucky fellow who is getting $200 G’s monthly as a consultant?
[Summary] => Beset as we are with other more headline-grabbing troubles, let’s not forget the plight of the "little people" being betrayed by officers of our government. I use the term not to belittle these victims, but to underscore that they’re ordinary citizens who’re often ignored in the large pond where the big fish (and predatory sharks) gambol and frolic.
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[Title] => RCBC Capital cops Asian Bankers Award
[Summary] => RCBC Capital Corp., a fully-owned subsidiary of Rizal Commercial Banking Corp., won this year’s Asian Bankers Award for its pioneering efforts in the development of the bond market among local government units (LGU).
The award was received by Alfonso S. Yuchengco III, executive vice chairman and CEO of RCBC, during the 4th Asia Pacific Bankers Congress held recently in Bangkok. The award was presented by Somkid Jatusripitak, finance minister of Thailand.
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December 14, 2003 - 12:00am
