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[Title] => Pateros silences Wangs
[Summary] => Pateros Austen Morris turned back Marikina Wangs, 83-74, to move to solo third and stay in the semifinal hunt in the Filsports Basketball Association Second Conference at Marikina Sports Center Saturday night.
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[Title] => Furniture show to draw 6K exhibitors
[Summary] => Most of the Cebu furniture makers and other 60 manufacturers in the country shall showcase the renowned Filipino craftsmanship in the upcoming 3rd Philippines International Furniture Show (PIFS) that is expected to draw more than 6,000 exhibitors from 66 countries in the world.
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[Title] => Investment scam suspect falls after hiding for 3 years
[Summary] => After jumping bail in 2010, an investment scam suspect finally fell in Tagaytay City yesterday, authorities said.
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[Title] => Employers prefer Filipinos: 10,000 jobs available in South Korea
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[Title] => Gang of ex-soldiers tagged in armored van heist
[Summary] => Police said yesterday a Southern Tagalog-based robbery gang made up of former military men was likely behind the armored van robbery at the Ortigas Center in Pasig City last Monday.
Members of the gang, mostly discharged soldiers, are now the subject of a massive manhunt by combined elements of the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO), Eastern Police District (EPD) and the Pasig City police.
Pasig City police chief Senior Superintendent Raul Medina confirmed that one of the suspects has been identified from photos by witnesses during Monday’s heist.
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[Title] => Police informer killed
[Summary] => A police informer was shot dead last Friday night in Tondo, Manila, by an alleged drug pusher whose activities he had earlier reported to his handlers.
Investigators of the Western Police District Homicide Section identified the victim as Sonny Balboa, 35, of Pier 2, Tondo.
Police said the victim was asleep inside the shanty of his girl friend inside Pier 4 when the suspect identified as a certain "Popong" and two others shot him at about 11:30 p.m.
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[Title] => SM Prime posts P901-M income in first quarter
[Summary] => SM Prime Holdings, Inc., the Philippines’ premier shopping mall chain, posted a net income of P901 million in the first quarter, up by 11 percent from last year’s P814 million.
Total revenues for the period grew 18 percent to P1.650 billion from P1.396 billion in year 2000. Rental revenues for the period increased by 21 percent to P1.298 billion from the previous year’s P1.075 billion.
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[Title] => SM Prime posts P901-M income in first quarter
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Total revenues for the period grew 18 percent to P1.650 billion from P1.396 billion in year 2000. Rental revenues for the period increased by 21 percent to P1.298 billion from the previous year’s P1.075 billion.
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[Title] => Blades out to boost semis bid vs Warriors
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round race at the La Salle Lipa Sentrum.
Supported by LBC, the Blades (6-6) are heavily fancied over the Surigao
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[Title] => Furniture show to draw 6K exhibitors
[Summary] => Most of the Cebu furniture makers and other 60 manufacturers in the country shall showcase the renowned Filipino craftsmanship in the upcoming 3rd Philippines International Furniture Show (PIFS) that is expected to draw more than 6,000 exhibitors from 66 countries in the world.
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[Title] => Gang of ex-soldiers tagged in armored van heist
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Members of the gang, mostly discharged soldiers, are now the subject of a massive manhunt by combined elements of the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO), Eastern Police District (EPD) and the Pasig City police.
Pasig City police chief Senior Superintendent Raul Medina confirmed that one of the suspects has been identified from photos by witnesses during Monday’s heist.
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[Summary] => A police informer was shot dead last Friday night in Tondo, Manila, by an alleged drug pusher whose activities he had earlier reported to his handlers.
Investigators of the Western Police District Homicide Section identified the victim as Sonny Balboa, 35, of Pier 2, Tondo.
Police said the victim was asleep inside the shanty of his girl friend inside Pier 4 when the suspect identified as a certain "Popong" and two others shot him at about 11:30 p.m.
Police said Balboa died on the spot from three gunshot wounds in the chest.
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Total revenues for the period grew 18 percent to P1.650 billion from P1.396 billion in year 2000. Rental revenues for the period increased by 21 percent to P1.298 billion from the previous year’s P1.075 billion.
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Total revenues for the period grew 18 percent to P1.650 billion from P1.396 billion in year 2000. Rental revenues for the period increased by 21 percent to P1.298 billion from the previous year’s P1.075 billion.
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The Batangas Blades take on lowly Surigao today in the MBA-FedEx Crossover Cup,
gunning for the first of two victories they need to stay alive in the semifinal
round race at the La Salle Lipa Sentrum.
Supported by LBC, the Blades (6-6) are heavily fancied over the Surigao
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October 7, 2010 - 12:00am
