+ Follow PNPI Tag
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[Title] => Payments body elects new directors, officers
[Summary] => The Payments Network of the Philippines Inc. – the surviving corporation integrating the operations of BancNet Inc. and the Philippine Clearing House Corp. – has elected its board of directors and new sets of officers for the 2026–2027 term
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[Title] => What really transpired
[Summary] => In his column on June 7, 2011 entitled “Arbitrary”, Mr. Alex Magno wrote about the seemingly unjustified suspension of the nickel mining operations of Pacific Nickel Philippines, Inc. (PNPI) in Nonoc Island and the circumstances surrounding it, impliedly taking the Department of Finance (DOF) to task for its purported interference in said matter.
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