+ Follow BEATRICE FOODS CORP Tag
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[Title] => Index tumbles 7 pts on weak peso, peace and order woes
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Stocks tumbled for the fourth straight day as most investors kept their funds
away from the equities market, although some took the opportunity to buy
oversold issues from a technical standpoint.
Still smarting from Monday's woes -- as the market opened the week in panic
over the series of fatal bomb explosions in leading malls -- the main index
slid another 7.42 points or 0.52 percent to end at 1404.67, just a shade above
the 1400 support which analysts expect will be breached considering the
generally bearish market.
Aside from concerns over urban terrorism -- raising fear
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[Title] => 3 prequalify for PNB bidding
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Three bidders, a local bank and two foreign groups -- beat the deadline for
the June 9 sale of the combined 80 percent stake of taipan Lucio Tan and the
government in Philippine National Bank (PNB), Finance Secretary Jose Pardo
disclosed yesterday.
Pardo said Rizal Commercial Banking Corp. (RCBC), of the Yuchengco group, an
American company and a European consortium submitted their formal offers to
bid for PNB, beating the May 22 deadline set by the government.
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Gov. Rafael B.
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BEATRICE FOODS CORP
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Stocks tumbled for the fourth straight day as most investors kept their funds
away from the equities market, although some took the opportunity to buy
oversold issues from a technical standpoint.
Still smarting from Monday's woes -- as the market opened the week in panic
over the series of fatal bomb explosions in leading malls -- the main index
slid another 7.42 points or 0.52 percent to end at 1404.67, just a shade above
the 1400 support which analysts expect will be breached considering the
generally bearish market.
Aside from concerns over urban terrorism -- raising fear
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Three bidders, a local bank and two foreign groups -- beat the deadline for
the June 9 sale of the combined 80 percent stake of taipan Lucio Tan and the
government in Philippine National Bank (PNB), Finance Secretary Jose Pardo
disclosed yesterday.
Pardo said Rizal Commercial Banking Corp. (RCBC), of the Yuchengco group, an
American company and a European consortium submitted their formal offers to
bid for PNB, beating the May 22 deadline set by the government.
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Gov. Rafael B.
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