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[Title] => Meralco tops list of biggest income taxpayers in 2014
[Summary] => Manila Electric Co., the country's largest power distributor, was also the biggest income taxpayer of 2014, according to a list released by the Bureau of Internal Revenue on Thursday.
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[Title] => Pacquiao no. 2 taxpayer sa 2014 - BIR
[Summary] => Inilabas na ng Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) kahapon ang listahan ng top 500 individual taxpayers sa taong 2014, kung saan si boxing champ at Sarangani Rep. Manny Pacquiao ang pumangalawa sa pinakamataas na nagbayad ng buwis sa halagang P210.3 milyon.
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[Title] => Weekend getaways at Oakwood Premier
[Summary] => Jacinto Ng Jr., owner of Oakwood Premier Joy-Nostalg Center, together with general manager Brian Connelly and owning company representative Alfred Reyes hosted a cocktail party recently at Marco Polo Plaza Hotel to promote their new property in Ortigas Center, Pasig City.
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[Title] => Counterfeit P500 bills for sale
[Summary] => There’s talk that counterfeit P500 bills are now being sold at close to 50-percent discount around the South Harbor area. That means a retailer which has been given a P1,000 bill for purchases worth, say, P200, would have actually generated, uhm, sales of P450 after giving the customer a fake P500 plus three P100 bills as change. For his part, the customer would have received only P300 in real money.
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[Title] => A Buddha for good luck
[Summary] => Bank notes 1: Supposedly, President Macapagal-Arroyo was irked that Bangko Sentral Governor Rafael Buenaventura was nowhere within photo-taking distance to show his support when she delivered her State of the Nation address.
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[Title] => iVantage gains controlling interest in WS Fiesta Online
[Summary] => iVantage Corp., a publicly-listed investment management company, has gained control of Internet consulting firm WS Fiesta Online Corp. via the purchase of an additional 40-percent stake in the company.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange yesterday, iVintage corporate secretary A. Bayani K. Tan said the company had subscribed to an additional 80,000 common shares of WS Fiesta for P8 million, thereby increasing its interest to 60 percent from only 20 percent.
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[Title] => AUB eyes top 20 ranking
[Summary] => Despite the gloomy economic outlook, Asian United Bank (AUB) is making aggressive moves to expand its operations in an attempt to break into the top 20 commercial banks in the country.
Owned by Republic Biscuit Co. (Rebisco) of businessman Jacinto Ng, AUB plans to expand its branch network from 18 to at least 60 branches over a three-year span aiming to increase its deposit base by more than 200 percent from P7 billion to P25 billion.
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[Title] => iVantage expansion delayed
[Summary] => Tech stock iVantage Corp. suffered a setback in its plan to expansion as it will not be able to increase its capital base by P2.6 billion following the failure of prospective equity funders to subscribe to a private placement offer on time.
iVantage corporate secretary A. Bayani K. Tan told the Philippine Stock Exchange that the company’s board of directors had "agreed to withdraw the offer made to the prospective private placement subscribers," since they failed meet the deadline prescribed for them to make the subscription.
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[Title] => ‘Don’t scare witnesses’
[Summary] => The 11-member House impeachment prosecution team urged lInterior and Local Government Secretary Alfredo Lim yesterday to stop his inquiry into several mansions worth P1 billion allegedly owned by President Estrada.
Rep. Roan Libarios (LDP, Agusan del Norte), a team member, said National Bureau of Investigation agents deputized by Lim to help in the investigation have been scaring away potential witnesses.
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JACINTO NG
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[Title] => Pacquiao no. 2 taxpayer sa 2014 - BIR
[Summary] => Inilabas na ng Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) kahapon ang listahan ng top 500 individual taxpayers sa taong 2014, kung saan si boxing champ at Sarangani Rep. Manny Pacquiao ang pumangalawa sa pinakamataas na nagbayad ng buwis sa halagang P210.3 milyon.
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[Title] => Weekend getaways at Oakwood Premier
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[Title] => A Buddha for good luck
[Summary] => Bank notes 1: Supposedly, President Macapagal-Arroyo was irked that Bangko Sentral Governor Rafael Buenaventura was nowhere within photo-taking distance to show his support when she delivered her State of the Nation address.
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[Title] => iVantage gains controlling interest in WS Fiesta Online
[Summary] => iVantage Corp., a publicly-listed investment management company, has gained control of Internet consulting firm WS Fiesta Online Corp. via the purchase of an additional 40-percent stake in the company.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange yesterday, iVintage corporate secretary A. Bayani K. Tan said the company had subscribed to an additional 80,000 common shares of WS Fiesta for P8 million, thereby increasing its interest to 60 percent from only 20 percent.
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Owned by Republic Biscuit Co. (Rebisco) of businessman Jacinto Ng, AUB plans to expand its branch network from 18 to at least 60 branches over a three-year span aiming to increase its deposit base by more than 200 percent from P7 billion to P25 billion.
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[Title] => iVantage expansion delayed
[Summary] => Tech stock iVantage Corp. suffered a setback in its plan to expansion as it will not be able to increase its capital base by P2.6 billion following the failure of prospective equity funders to subscribe to a private placement offer on time.
iVantage corporate secretary A. Bayani K. Tan told the Philippine Stock Exchange that the company’s board of directors had "agreed to withdraw the offer made to the prospective private placement subscribers," since they failed meet the deadline prescribed for them to make the subscription.
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[Title] => ‘Don’t scare witnesses’
[Summary] => The 11-member House impeachment prosecution team urged lInterior and Local Government Secretary Alfredo Lim yesterday to stop his inquiry into several mansions worth P1 billion allegedly owned by President Estrada.
Rep. Roan Libarios (LDP, Agusan del Norte), a team member, said National Bureau of Investigation agents deputized by Lim to help in the investigation have been scaring away potential witnesses.
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October 11, 2001 - 12:00am
