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[Title] => Family dynasties rule business
[Summary] => While public attention is riveted on family dynasties in politics, it is also a fact that family dynasties dominate the world of business in the Philippines and most parts of Asia. Any cursory survey of the top business names in most of Asia is a testament to this reality.
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[Title] => US IPO market flexes muscle raising $10 billion in 1 day
[Summary] => NEW YORK (AP) – There is growing evidence that the market for initial public offerings is rebounding after essentially disappearing at the height of the credit crisis as two new issues raised a combined $10 billion Wednesday.
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[Title] => GLOBAL NEWS: US Stocks end lower as Madoff victim list grows
[Summary] => NEW YORK (AP) – Investors sent stocks lower yesterday as anxiety over the growing list of firms affected by investment manager Bernard Madoff and the potential losses to the financial sector took center stage on Wall Street.
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[Title] => TUCP questions GSIS stakes in Indonesian banks
[Summary] => The country’s largest labor group yesterday questioned the equity stakes of the Government Service Insurance System ...
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[Title] => Mystery unravelled
[Summary] => By tomorrow, May 8, the investing public which has been taken for a very long roller-coaster ride by GSIS president and general manager Winston Garcia, will finally know the identity of the alleged foreign buyers, if any, for the GSIS‚ 12.4-percent equity block in Equitable PCIBank (EPCIB).
At last, the guessing game and the mystery comes to and end. Despite GSIS’ claim that there are interested buyers for its stake in EPCIB, the last two auctions were a no show. This is the third time and hopefully the last that an auction will be held.
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[Title] => Restructuring bears fruit
[Summary] => Despite the hardships most companies in the Philippines are experiencing right now because of the economic crisis, one good example of perseverance and remarkable planning can be best attributed to rescuscitating a dying shipping company.
With only almost a year under a new management, the once ailing Negros Navigation Co. (Nenaco) is rising out of the ashes after it underwent rehabilitation.
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[Title] => Not-so-secret obsession
[Summary] => Sigh. The Philippines not only remains in the list of non-cooperative nations of the Paris-based Financial Action Task Force but also in the United States’ Special 301 watchlist of intellectual property violators.
Being in the first list means banking transactions to and from the Philippines will be subject to, uh, delays because of closer monitoring for possible money laundering.
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[AuthorName] => Margaret Jao-Grey
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[Title] => SM Group raising its stake in Chinabank
[Summary] => The group of mall magnate Henry Sy Sr. is open to raising its stake in China Banking Corp., a profitable medium-sized commercial bank.
[DatePublished] => 2004-04-26 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Zinnia B. Dela Peña
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[Title] => Bankers get edge over brokers in race for PSE top post
[Summary] => Former bankers seem to have gained the upper hand against former stockbrokers in the race for the presidency of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE).
A PSE source said among the new names that have cropped up as possible replacement for PSE president Ernest Leung, whose term expires five months from now, include incumbent PSE director and former Philippine National Bank president Peter Favila, former Banco Santander president Vicente Castillo and former Finance Undersecretary Romeo Bernardo.
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[Title] => Libro de familia
[Summary] => Just to make sure there is no confusion, all 17 males who currently answer to the name Amable Aguiluz have a second name.
The first Mr. Aguiluz, who wanted to start a family tradition, had eight children, seven of whom are sons christened Amable II to VIII. The third generation starts with Amable IX, the son of Amable V who answers to the nickname King and who founded the AMA Educational Systems.
The fourth generation starts with Amable XVII, the son of Amable IX who answers to the nickname Miguel and who founded the ACA Franchising Group.
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[Title] => US IPO market flexes muscle raising $10 billion in 1 day
[Summary] => NEW YORK (AP) – There is growing evidence that the market for initial public offerings is rebounding after essentially disappearing at the height of the credit crisis as two new issues raised a combined $10 billion Wednesday.
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[Title] => GLOBAL NEWS: US Stocks end lower as Madoff victim list grows
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[Title] => Mystery unravelled
[Summary] => By tomorrow, May 8, the investing public which has been taken for a very long roller-coaster ride by GSIS president and general manager Winston Garcia, will finally know the identity of the alleged foreign buyers, if any, for the GSIS‚ 12.4-percent equity block in Equitable PCIBank (EPCIB).
At last, the guessing game and the mystery comes to and end. Despite GSIS’ claim that there are interested buyers for its stake in EPCIB, the last two auctions were a no show. This is the third time and hopefully the last that an auction will be held.
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With only almost a year under a new management, the once ailing Negros Navigation Co. (Nenaco) is rising out of the ashes after it underwent rehabilitation.
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[Summary] => Sigh. The Philippines not only remains in the list of non-cooperative nations of the Paris-based Financial Action Task Force but also in the United States’ Special 301 watchlist of intellectual property violators.
Being in the first list means banking transactions to and from the Philippines will be subject to, uh, delays because of closer monitoring for possible money laundering.
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[ColumnID] => 135040
[Focus] => 0
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[Title] => SM Group raising its stake in Chinabank
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[Focus] => 0
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[Title] => Bankers get edge over brokers in race for PSE top post
[Summary] => Former bankers seem to have gained the upper hand against former stockbrokers in the race for the presidency of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE).
A PSE source said among the new names that have cropped up as possible replacement for PSE president Ernest Leung, whose term expires five months from now, include incumbent PSE director and former Philippine National Bank president Peter Favila, former Banco Santander president Vicente Castillo and former Finance Undersecretary Romeo Bernardo.
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[Summary] => Just to make sure there is no confusion, all 17 males who currently answer to the name Amable Aguiluz have a second name.
The first Mr. Aguiluz, who wanted to start a family tradition, had eight children, seven of whom are sons christened Amable II to VIII. The third generation starts with Amable IX, the son of Amable V who answers to the nickname King and who founded the AMA Educational Systems.
The fourth generation starts with Amable XVII, the son of Amable IX who answers to the nickname Miguel and who founded the ACA Franchising Group.
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