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                    [Title] => Cashew nut extract developed as alternative water softener
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                    [Title] => SEC looking into new type of ‘boiler room’ operations
                    [Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is looking into a new type of boiler room operation in the country involving the use of mailboxes by individuals using false names.


An SEC official said the agency has received information from its foreign counterparts that several companies engaged in boiler room operations have rented mailboxes in the Philippines to allow them to continue doing business. 


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                    [Title] => SEC warns public on resurgence of ‘boiler room’ type operations
                    [Summary] => With pyramiding schemes laying low, boiler room operators have been reviving their operations in the country and investors are advised to exercise caution against these entities.


Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Associate Commissioner Joselia Poblador said there has been a resurgence of boiler operations in Cebu, Pampanga and Davao.  "They are testing the waters again," Poblador said.   


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                    [Title] => SEC seeks aid in drive vs erring firms
                    [Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission intends to seek the assistance of the Philippine National Police (PNP) in enforcing cease-and-desist orders issued against corporations that violate securities rules and law.


Swamped with reports that a number of companies continue too operate and solicit investments from the public despite the issuance of a CDO against them, the SEC is considering hooking up with the PNP to ensure the faithful implementation of its orders.


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                    [Title] => Pinoy in HK jailed for boiler room scam
                    [Summary] => HONG KONG (AFP) — A Filipino man was sentenced here yesterday to seven years and four months in jail over a "boiler room" scam that defrauded investors of about HK$13 million ($1.7 million). 


Renato Tandoc, 27, pleaded guilty to setting up companies in Hong Kong and opening bank accounts to collect the fraudulent proceeds amounting to $13 million. 


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The appeal was made by several investors, led by a certain Dr. Reggie Lim who told radio station DZBB that he invested P2 million on the promise of a return of 10 percent a month but which he said he is now in danger of losing.


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SEC chairperson Lilia Bautista said the new SEC Hotline will be ready to accept calls and handle inquiries from the public during regular working hours.


To be manned by pesonnel under the Ofice of the General Counsel (OGC), the SEC Hotline will be activated starting today thru the following telephone numbers: 725-34-18 or 725-82-60.


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                    [Title] => Laws, raids fail to thwart boiler room activities
                    [Summary] => Even the US Federal Bureau of Investigation is now looking into his companies’ activities, but Pangasinense Amador Apungan Pastrana has managed to elude authorities across the globe who want to pin him down for the shenanigans of his alleged boiler room firms.
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An SEC official said the agency has received information from its foreign counterparts that several companies engaged in boiler room operations have rented mailboxes in the Philippines to allow them to continue doing business. 


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Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Associate Commissioner Joselia Poblador said there has been a resurgence of boiler operations in Cebu, Pampanga and Davao.  "They are testing the waters again," Poblador said.   


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Swamped with reports that a number of companies continue too operate and solicit investments from the public despite the issuance of a CDO against them, the SEC is considering hooking up with the PNP to ensure the faithful implementation of its orders.


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Renato Tandoc, 27, pleaded guilty to setting up companies in Hong Kong and opening bank accounts to collect the fraudulent proceeds amounting to $13 million. 


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The appeal was made by several investors, led by a certain Dr. Reggie Lim who told radio station DZBB that he invested P2 million on the promise of a return of 10 percent a month but which he said he is now in danger of losing.


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SEC chairperson Lilia Bautista said the new SEC Hotline will be ready to accept calls and handle inquiries from the public during regular working hours.


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