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Phl one of world's richest in mineral resources

By Felipe Suzara | June 13, 2011 - 12:00am

A few years ago, Jon Petersen, chief executive officer (CEO) of Intex Resources, made a pronouncement to a national newspaper that ‘’nickel could be to the Philippines what oil is to Norway and Saudi...

Business As Usual

The Whole World Turned Upside Down

By Kurt Langley | May 7, 2006 - 12:00am

For filmmaker Wolfgang Petersen, his latest action-adventure "Poseidon" raises an intriguing and personal question: What would you do if the whole world turned upside down? Would you be a courageous leader...

Starweek Magazine