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The source, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the so-called "saviors" of the cash-strapped steel firm reportedly led by an Arab-Chinese group "are just all sound and fury signifying nothing."


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Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Lilia Bautista said Hottick appears to be determined to exhaust all means available to stop the agency from carrying out its liquidation plan.


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NSC rescue by Arab-Chinese group doubtful — SEC source

By by Rommel Ynion | October 24, 2000 - 12:00am

The National Steel Corp. (NSC), mired in an economy suffering from an image problem abroad, is not likely to be able to operate again in the next two or three years, a source at the Securities Exchange Commission...

Business

Hottick threatens to drive OFWs out of Malaysia

By by Rommel Ynion | October 17, 2000 - 12:00am

Hottick Investment Ltd., the Malaysian majority shareholder of the cash-trapped National Steel Corp. (NSC), has threatened to drive overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) out of Malaysia in a bid to stop the liquidation...

Business