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[Title] => Visa, MasterCard lose ruling vs retailers over credit card fees
[Summary] => A federal judge declined on Friday to dismiss antitrust lawsuits filed against Visa Inc and MasterCard Inc by retailers who opted out of an estimated $5.7 billion class action settlement in 2012 over transaction fees.
[DatePublished] => 2014-07-21 00:00:00
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[Title] => Casas grabs three-shot lead as rains bedevil field
[Summary] => Virtually unheard of in the first two days due to a late finish and a rain-interrupted round, Cassius Casas finally made the kind of noise expected from a top-notch player as he completed a pair of under-par rounds in one day, including a 70 yesterday, to wrest the Philippine Open lead that nobody seemed to have control of.
This time, however, Casas wanted to keep it for good, including the crown worth P1.5 million.
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[Title] => Casas grabs three-shot lead as rains bedevil field
[Summary] => Virtually unheard of in the first two days due to a late finish and a rain-interrupted round, Cassius Casas finally made the kind of noise expected from a top-notch player as he completed a pair of under-par rounds in one day, including a 70 yesterday, to wrest the Philippine Open lead that nobody seemed to have control of.
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[Title] => Aussie takes charge; heavy rains halt play
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Australian David Gleeson took the provisional lead with a second straight 70 in an eventful day yesterday that saw burly Gerard Cantada fire another under-par round of 71, amateur Angelo Que hang tough with a 73 and erstwhile co-leader Paolo del Olmo flounder under difficult playing condition at Wack Wack’s east course in the Philippine Open fast-shaping up to be a survival of the fittest.
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[Title] => Aussie takes charge; heavy rains halt play
[Summary] => Australian David Gleeson took the provisional lead with a second straight 70 in an eventful day yesterday that saw burly Gerard Cantada fire another under-par round of 71, amateur Angelo Que hang tough with a 73 and erstwhile co-leader Paolo del Olmo flounder under difficult playing condition at Wack Wack’s east course in the Philippine Open fast-shaping up to be a survival of the fittest.
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[Title] => Visa, MasterCard lose ruling vs retailers over credit card fees
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[Title] => Casas grabs three-shot lead as rains bedevil field
[Summary] => Virtually unheard of in the first two days due to a late finish and a rain-interrupted round, Cassius Casas finally made the kind of noise expected from a top-notch player as he completed a pair of under-par rounds in one day, including a 70 yesterday, to wrest the Philippine Open lead that nobody seemed to have control of.
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