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[Title] => Danger zones around Mayon declared high-risk areas
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LEGAZPI CITY — Volcanologists warned yesterday there should be no human activity within the declared danger zones around Mayon volcano since the lava flow can no longer be contained by channels and gullies running the length of its slopes.
"All existing danger zones should be regarded as very high-risk areas and should remain off-limits until further notice," the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) warned in yesterday’s bulletin.
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[Title] => AEDC seeks transparency in NAIA-3 deal
[Summary] => Businessman Lucio Tan’s Asia’ Emerging Dragon Co. (AEDC) expressed support yesterday for the immediate opening of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3 (NAIA-3) this month, but called on the government "to make public any agreement it entered into to achieve the objective.
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[Title] => Oil price concerns depress peso, stocks
[Summary] => Financial markets weakened yesterday on concern rising oil prices will crimp the country’s economic growth.
At yesterday’s trading at the Philippine Dealing System (PDS), the peso retreated by 12.50 centavos to settle at 55.770 to a dollar while the benchmark Philippine stock index recorded its biggest drop in six weeks to settle at 2,005.99 points.
The Phisix tumbled by 32.11 points or 1.6 percent yesterday, snapping a 3.2 percent climb in the previous four sessions. It is the index’s biggest fall since a 4.2 percent drop in July 4.
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[Title] => Fortune Tobacco to get P680-M tax refund
[Summary] => Businessman Lucio Tan will get a P680.3-million tax refund from the Bureau of Internal Revenue representing the excise tax for cigarettes the taipan’s Fortune Tobacco Corp. paid over a two-year period.
The Court of Appeals last month granted the two separate petitions of Fortune Tobacco on the P644.7 and P35.6 million excise tax the company claimed were erroneously or illegally collected by the government starting Feb. 1, 2000 to Dec. 31, 2001, and Jan. 1 to Jan. 31, 2000.
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[Title] => Tan group won’t go into meat processing business
[Summary] => Businessman Lucio Tan has no plans to going into the meat processing business, contrary to media reports, Salvador M. Mison, president of Basic Holdings, Inc., said yesterday.
Mison made the statement to squelch talks circulating in the business community that the Lucio Tan Group has reportedly acquired the Winner and El Rancho corned beef brands from the Cebu-based Virginia Food Corp.
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[Title] => Tan foundation donates P15-M gym to CLSU
[Summary] => SCIENCE CITY OF MUÑOZ, Nueva Ecija — The Tan Yan Kee Foundation (TYKF) proved anew its commitment to provide the youth quality education when it donated a multi-purpose gym to the Central Luzon State University (CLSU) to enhance the learning environment of students.
Businessman Lucio Tan, TYKF chairman, assisted by City Mayor Nestor Alvarez and CLSU president Rodolfo Undan, led last Wednesday’s ground-breaking ceremony, highlighted by the lowering of a time capsule for the P15-million, 2,184-square-meter gym, which the TYKF donated.
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BUSINESSMAN LUCIO TAN
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LEGAZPI CITY — Volcanologists warned yesterday there should be no human activity within the declared danger zones around Mayon volcano since the lava flow can no longer be contained by channels and gullies running the length of its slopes.
"All existing danger zones should be regarded as very high-risk areas and should remain off-limits until further notice," the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) warned in yesterday’s bulletin.
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[Title] => AEDC seeks transparency in NAIA-3 deal
[Summary] => Businessman Lucio Tan’s Asia’ Emerging Dragon Co. (AEDC) expressed support yesterday for the immediate opening of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3 (NAIA-3) this month, but called on the government "to make public any agreement it entered into to achieve the objective.
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[Title] => Oil price concerns depress peso, stocks
[Summary] => Financial markets weakened yesterday on concern rising oil prices will crimp the country’s economic growth.
At yesterday’s trading at the Philippine Dealing System (PDS), the peso retreated by 12.50 centavos to settle at 55.770 to a dollar while the benchmark Philippine stock index recorded its biggest drop in six weeks to settle at 2,005.99 points.
The Phisix tumbled by 32.11 points or 1.6 percent yesterday, snapping a 3.2 percent climb in the previous four sessions. It is the index’s biggest fall since a 4.2 percent drop in July 4.
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[Title] => Fortune Tobacco to get P680-M tax refund
[Summary] => Businessman Lucio Tan will get a P680.3-million tax refund from the Bureau of Internal Revenue representing the excise tax for cigarettes the taipan’s Fortune Tobacco Corp. paid over a two-year period.
The Court of Appeals last month granted the two separate petitions of Fortune Tobacco on the P644.7 and P35.6 million excise tax the company claimed were erroneously or illegally collected by the government starting Feb. 1, 2000 to Dec. 31, 2001, and Jan. 1 to Jan. 31, 2000.
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[Title] => Tan group won’t go into meat processing business
[Summary] => Businessman Lucio Tan has no plans to going into the meat processing business, contrary to media reports, Salvador M. Mison, president of Basic Holdings, Inc., said yesterday.
Mison made the statement to squelch talks circulating in the business community that the Lucio Tan Group has reportedly acquired the Winner and El Rancho corned beef brands from the Cebu-based Virginia Food Corp.
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[Title] => Tan foundation donates P15-M gym to CLSU
[Summary] => SCIENCE CITY OF MUÑOZ, Nueva Ecija — The Tan Yan Kee Foundation (TYKF) proved anew its commitment to provide the youth quality education when it donated a multi-purpose gym to the Central Luzon State University (CLSU) to enhance the learning environment of students.
Businessman Lucio Tan, TYKF chairman, assisted by City Mayor Nestor Alvarez and CLSU president Rodolfo Undan, led last Wednesday’s ground-breaking ceremony, highlighted by the lowering of a time capsule for the P15-million, 2,184-square-meter gym, which the TYKF donated.
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