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                    [Title] => Amalgamated Investments Bancorporation forms joint venture with Moores Rowland
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Philippine firm Amalgamated Investment Bancorporation (AIB) and two investment bankers have formed a joint venture with the Singapore and Jakarta offices of UK-based Moores Rowland   to provide capital market and corporate finance services to medium-sized companies in Southeast Asia.


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                    [Title] => ICE campaign
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Following the London bombing, an English Ambulance Service has launched an international "In Case of Emergency (ICE) campaign," as they have discovered that at almost every accident scene there is a working mobile phone on the victim. 


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                    [Title] => Next Mobile acquires 33% of Cashrounds
                    [Summary] => Gamboa Holdings, a subsidiary of the Velarde Group of Companies and part-owner of digital trunk radio firm Next Mobile, finally pushed through with plans to acquire an initial one-third stake in publicly listed company Cashrounds for P36.9 million. 


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                    [Title] => IT firm to raise P122M via stock rights offering
                    [Summary] => Information Technology firm Island Information and Technology Inc. (IITI) plans to raise around P122.14 million through a stock rights offering to finance its container yard depot and logistics services business and other working capital requirements.


The company will offer a total of 12.214 billion shares at P0.01 per share to shareholders as of April 1. Shareholders can buy five shares for every two shares held as of the record date.


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                    [Title] => SkyCable has no plans to hike subscription rates
                    [Summary] => Lopez-owned SkyCable said yesterday they have no plans of increasing subscription rates in addition to the five-percent hike thas was implemented last February.


SkyCable vice-president for programming Juno Henares Chuidian said that contrary to news reports (not in The STAR), the country’s largest cable television operator will not raise rates by 20 to 50 percent. 


The cable operator implemented a five-percent increase in subscription fees in February this year to account for the new cable TV channel, Animax. 


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                    [Title] => Cashrounds seeks accreditation as 1st alternative trading system provider
                    [Summary] => On-line investment broker Cashrounds Inc. is seeking accreditation with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as the country’s first alternative trading system (ATS) provider.


Under SEC rules, an ATS refers to any organization, association, person or group of persons or system that maintains or provides an electronic market place or facilities for bringing together purchasers and sellers of securities.


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                    [Title] => SEC okays DFNN stock rights offer
                    [Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission has approved the P54.65-million stock rights offering of listed application service provider Diversified Financial Network Inc.


DFNN will offer 27.32 million common shares at P2 per share.  The shares, representing 28.57 percent of the company’s issued and outstanding capital stock, will be listed in the second board of the Philippine Stock Exchange.


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AMALGAMATED INVESTMENT BANCORPORATION

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The company will offer a total of 12.214 billion shares at P0.01 per share to shareholders as of April 1. Shareholders can buy five shares for every two shares held as of the record date.


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