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                    [Title] => Phl nets $2.5-billion investments in Aquino's UK, US trips
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A proud President Aquino yesterday declared bagging $2.5 billion worth of investments from his six-day trip to the United Kingdom and the United States.
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A stellar cast of local shotmakers, including current Order of Merit  frontrunner Juvic Pagunsan, hopes to make full use of the proverbial  “home-court advantage” and deliver a first Filipino winner on the Asian  Development Tour when the Aboitiz Invitational presented by ICTSI fires  off at Cebu Country Club beginning Aug. 31.
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                    [Title] => Index rises to highest level in 91/2 years on Wall St rally
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Share prices rose 0.81 percent yesterday to their highest levels in nine and a half years, boosted by Wall Street’s gains overnight, dealers said. 


There was renewed interest in market heavyweight Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co., (PLDT) which ended a seven-day losing streak as it tracked the gains in its New York-traded American Depositary Receipts. 


The composite index added 23.02 points to 2,856.29, its best finish since June 20, 1997. It traded between 2,860.57 and 2,833.27. 


The broader all-share index rose 13.28 points to 1,779.87. 


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                    [Title] => Aboitiz Transport loses P374M in 9 months
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Inter-island shipping firm Aboitiz Transport System Corp. (ATSC) incurred a net loss of P373.5 million in the first nine months of the year on lower revenues from its international charter business.


In a financial report submitted to the Philippine Stock Exchange, ATSC said consolidated revenues fell nine percent even as its freight revenues increased by 11 percent.


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                    [Summary] => The country’s wealthiest and most powerful businessmen are being considered as possible nominees in the upcoming elections for the non-broker seats of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) board of directors, PSE chairperson Vivian Yuchengco said.


She said while no talks have yet been held with any of the potential candidates, such a selection would not only bring more prestige to the PSE but, hopefully, instill a clearer business direction for the PSE as a demutualized entity priming itself for public offering.


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There was renewed interest in market heavyweight Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co., (PLDT) which ended a seven-day losing streak as it tracked the gains in its New York-traded American Depositary Receipts. 


The composite index added 23.02 points to 2,856.29, its best finish since June 20, 1997. It traded between 2,860.57 and 2,833.27. 


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