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[Title] => What’s your best P500 purchase?
[Summary] => In these days of the rapidly dwindling peso, what does P500 mean to a consumer?
For a rich man, it may mean just a tip for a room service waiter who brings in his champagne.
For a poor man, it may mean food for survival for several days for his children.
But for a wise shopper, P500 can mean a lot of things: a timeless blouse or neckpiece, functional and beautiful home accessories, a gadget for health and fitness, and little essentials that bring cheer and happiness.
What’s your best P500 purchase? We asked people and here are their answers:
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[AuthorName] => LIFE & STYLE By Millet M. Mananquil
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[Title] => Coyiuto forms 11-man slate for PSE elections on Mar 13
[Summary] => The group of stockbroker-businessman Robert Coyiuto Jr. has formed an 11-man slate for the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) annual board elections on March 13.
Coyiuto, the first exchange president under the unified Makati and Manila Stock Exchange in 1994 and currently a director of the PSE, is seeking reelection. He is the president of local broker firm R. Coyiuto Securities Inc.
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[Title] => Coyiuto forms 11-man slate for PSE elections on Mar 13
[Summary] => The group of stockbroker-businessman Robert Coyiuto Jr. has formed an 11-man slate for the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) annual board elections on March 13.
Coyiuto, the first exchange president under the unified Makati and Manila Stock Exchange in 1994 and currently a director of the PSE, is seeking reelection. He is the president of local broker firm R. Coyiuto Securities Inc.
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[Title] => Trina Yujuico Kalaw rocks the boat, overeats and dislikes Joan of Arc
[Summary] => As the first chairperson of the Philippine Stock Exchange, Trina Kalaw changed the course of Philippine history. It all started when an investor from Hong Kong bought shares in the gaming firm of BW Resources Corporation. Trina felt suspicious when the BW share prices increased so quickly. From an initial value of 10 pesos, the shares rose to 110 pesos within four months. Trina authorized the investigation of the BW stocks.
[DatePublished] => 2003-10-06 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Aurora Diaz-Wilson
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[Title] => SEC backs PSE decision on Reynolds Phils case
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has given in to the Philippine Stock Exchange’s appeal to uphold the bourse’s ruling imposing penalties on the brokers involved in the stock manipulation of Reynolds Philippines Corp. (RPC).
A ranking SEC official said the commission is inclined not to pursue anymore the charges of wash sales and matched orders – both illegal schemes intended to manipulate stock prices – after it has accepted a cash settlement offer from RPC officials also linked to the case, leading to the termination of the investigation.
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[Title] => PSE set to turn over RPC probe results to SEC
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange is ready to turn over to the Securities and Exchange Commission its records on the probe of trading anomalies in aluminum maker Reynolds Philippines Corp. by next week, PSE president Ramon T. Garcia said.
The investigation wraps up almost four months of work initiated by the PSE’s compliance and surveillance group (CSG) which documented price manipulation schemes in RPC deals from mid-May to early July this year.
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For a rich man, it may mean just a tip for a room service waiter who brings in his champagne.
For a poor man, it may mean food for survival for several days for his children.
But for a wise shopper, P500 can mean a lot of things: a timeless blouse or neckpiece, functional and beautiful home accessories, a gadget for health and fitness, and little essentials that bring cheer and happiness.
What’s your best P500 purchase? We asked people and here are their answers:
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[Title] => Coyiuto forms 11-man slate for PSE elections on Mar 13
[Summary] => The group of stockbroker-businessman Robert Coyiuto Jr. has formed an 11-man slate for the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) annual board elections on March 13.
Coyiuto, the first exchange president under the unified Makati and Manila Stock Exchange in 1994 and currently a director of the PSE, is seeking reelection. He is the president of local broker firm R. Coyiuto Securities Inc.
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[Title] => Coyiuto forms 11-man slate for PSE elections on Mar 13
[Summary] => The group of stockbroker-businessman Robert Coyiuto Jr. has formed an 11-man slate for the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) annual board elections on March 13.
Coyiuto, the first exchange president under the unified Makati and Manila Stock Exchange in 1994 and currently a director of the PSE, is seeking reelection. He is the president of local broker firm R. Coyiuto Securities Inc.
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[Summary] => As the first chairperson of the Philippine Stock Exchange, Trina Kalaw changed the course of Philippine history. It all started when an investor from Hong Kong bought shares in the gaming firm of BW Resources Corporation. Trina felt suspicious when the BW share prices increased so quickly. From an initial value of 10 pesos, the shares rose to 110 pesos within four months. Trina authorized the investigation of the BW stocks.
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[Title] => SEC backs PSE decision on Reynolds Phils case
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has given in to the Philippine Stock Exchange’s appeal to uphold the bourse’s ruling imposing penalties on the brokers involved in the stock manipulation of Reynolds Philippines Corp. (RPC).
A ranking SEC official said the commission is inclined not to pursue anymore the charges of wash sales and matched orders – both illegal schemes intended to manipulate stock prices – after it has accepted a cash settlement offer from RPC officials also linked to the case, leading to the termination of the investigation.
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[Title] => PSE set to turn over RPC probe results to SEC
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange is ready to turn over to the Securities and Exchange Commission its records on the probe of trading anomalies in aluminum maker Reynolds Philippines Corp. by next week, PSE president Ramon T. Garcia said.
The investigation wraps up almost four months of work initiated by the PSE’s compliance and surveillance group (CSG) which documented price manipulation schemes in RPC deals from mid-May to early July this year.
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