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[Title] => Abogado ni Irene 'kakanta' sa US$13-B account
[Summary] => Handa na umanong magsalita ang abogado ng mag-asawang Irene at Gregorio Araneta na si Eleazar Reyes hinggil sa naganap noong Pebrero 14 nang tangkain umano ng kanyang mga kliyente na ilipat sa Deutsche Bank ng Germany ang kanilang $13.2 bilyong account na nasa Union Bank of Switzerland.
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[Title] => Market seen to awaken from deep slumber
[Summary] => After a tentative climb last Friday, the stock market is widely expected to finally break out from a deep slumber as the political crisis that rocked the country over the past four months ended in a peaceful manner over the weekend.
"With the long awaited catalysts now at hand, we believe the worst is over for the market," Wise Securities research head Jose Vistan wrote in a report posted at the philstocks.net website.
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"With the long awaited catalysts now at hand, we believe the worst is over for the market," Wise Securities research head Jose Vistan wrote in a report posted at the philstocks.net website.
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