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[Title] => Satire news story causes a stir among Facebook users
[Summary] => Recently, a parody news story posted by the satire news website National Report (www.nationalreport.net) caused a stir among Facebook users by running the headline: "Facebook to Begin Charging Users $2.99/mo Starting November 1st."
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[Title] => Tax reform program to cost government P21.5B
[Summary] => The government will try to cushion the impact of its tax reform program, but mitigating measures would cost a total of P21.5 billion in foregone revenues in 2006, data from the Department of Finance (DOF) show.
Estimates made by the DOF indicate that the total revenues for 2006 would be shaved off by over P20 billion as the government retained certain tax exemptions of such products as kerosene, diesel and agricultural products.
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[Title] => Mandaue to strictly enforce parking ban on sidewalks
[Summary] => Starting November 15, the Mandaue City police traffic department and the Traffic Efficiency for Development and Management will strictly enforce an existing ordinance banning vehicle owners from parking their vehicles on the sidewalks.
TEDMAN head Bienvenido Mabanto Jr. said the enforcement was agreed upon in a meeting with his board of directors following the complaints of pedestrians that they could no longer use the sidewalks because of vehicles parked on these places.
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[Title] => Banks welcome 2-tier classification of government securities dealers
[Summary] => Banks welcomed the decision of the Bureau of Treasury (BTr) to institute a two-tier classification of government securities dealers, but have asked for transparency in the criteria and requirements.
Government securities eligible dealers (GSEDs) actively participating in the auction of government securities admitted that the two-tiered scheme would force market makers to perform their function as actual makers of market for government securities.
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Estimates made by the DOF indicate that the total revenues for 2006 would be shaved off by over P20 billion as the government retained certain tax exemptions of such products as kerosene, diesel and agricultural products.
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TEDMAN head Bienvenido Mabanto Jr. said the enforcement was agreed upon in a meeting with his board of directors following the complaints of pedestrians that they could no longer use the sidewalks because of vehicles parked on these places.
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