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A Pasay City court has issued arrest warrants against top executives of Chevron Phils. (formerly Caltex Phils.) after it found probable cause to charge the oil company with the crime of monopolies and combinations in restraint of trade.

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                    [Title] => Group asks court to push Big 3 audit
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MANILA, Philippines – The civil society group Social Justice Society yesterday asked the Manila Regional Trial Court to deny the Office of the Solicitor General’s (OSG’s) motion to stop the audit of the books of account of the “Big 3” oil companies Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp., Chevron Phils, Inc. (formerly Caltex Phils, Inc.) and Petron Corp.
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MANILA, Philippines - Two days after the Manila Regional Trial Court (RTC) granted their petition to intervene in the trial of monopoly and cartelization against Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp., Caltex Phils, Inc., and Petron Corp., businessman Raul Concepcion and the Consumer and Oil Price Watch (COPW) had asked the court to withdraw their motion.
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                    [Title] => Price watchdog to join case vs 'Big 3' oil firms
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Businessman Raul Concepcion, and the Consumer and Oil Price Watch (COPW) were allowed yesterday to intervene in the trial of monopoly and cartelization case against Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp., Caltex Phils, Inc., and Petron Corp. before the Manila Regional Trial Court.
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                    [Title] => Judicial intervention sought on Big 3
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A consumer advocate asked a Manila court yesterday to step into the probe of three big oil firms on allegations of forming a cartel and overpricing.
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                    [Title] => Oil spill sa Pandacan depot
                    [Summary] => Nangangamba ngayon ang mga residente malapit sa Pandacan oil depot sa Maynila sa panganib na dulot ng naganap na "oil spill" sa compound ng Caltex Phils. na nagdulot ng kaguluhan sa mga empleyado nito kahapon ng umaga.


Kinumpirma ni John Arnaldo, opisyal ng Pandacan Depot Services Inc. na dakong alas-7 ng umaga nang maganap ang oil spill sa isa sa mga tangke ng Caltex.


Ikinakarga umano ang langis buhat sa Batangas mula sa isang barge sa isang tangke nang hindi mapansin ng mga namamahala na napuno na ito at umapaw na.


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                    [Title] => Smart tops SEC’s list of most profitable firms for 2nd straight year
                    [Summary] => Mobile phone firm Smart Communications Inc. remained the country’s most profitable company for the second straight year, according to the Securities and Exchange Commission’s 2005 edition of the Philippines 5000, an annual listing of the largest 5,000 corporations in the country.


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                    [Title] => GMA reiterates call on Congress to strengthen wage boards
                    [Summary] => President Arroyo yesterday asked Congress to empower the regional wage boards to discuss possible increases of the minimum wage more than once a year.


"We continue to push for added benefits for our workers and for the amendment of the law creating the tripartite regional wage boards (TRWBs)to allow the raising of salaries more than once a year, if warranted," the President said.


She earlier backtracked on her proposal for a legislated minimum wage hike and instead called for non-wage benefits for workers, pending a review of the law on TRWBs.


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                    [Title] => Fuel price rollback expected
                    [Summary] => Malacañang announced yesterday a possible rollback in the pump prices of gasoline and other fuel products as a result of the softening in crude oil prices in the world market.


In a statement issued by the Palace, Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye tried to paint a bright economic outlook for the country despite the 5.4 percent average increase in the price of consumer goods in June.


The inflation rate rose last month to 5.4 percent from 4.7 percent in May, according to the latest figures released by the National Economic and Development Authority Tuesday.


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                    [Title] => Fuel prices raised anew
                    [Summary] => The country’s major oil refiners along with three small oil players raised yesterday the prices of their gasoline and kerosene products by 30 centavos per liter.


Caltex Phils., Petron Corp. and Pilipinas Shell also increased the prices of their liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) by 30 centavos per kilogram.


Small players Flying V, Eastern Petroleum Corp. (EPC) and Seaoil Petroleum Corp. said the latest increase was due to the continuous rise in international crude oil prices.


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CALTEX PHILS

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                    [Title] => Oil spill sa Pandacan depot
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Kinumpirma ni John Arnaldo, opisyal ng Pandacan Depot Services Inc. na dakong alas-7 ng umaga nang maganap ang oil spill sa isa sa mga tangke ng Caltex.


Ikinakarga umano ang langis buhat sa Batangas mula sa isang barge sa isang tangke nang hindi mapansin ng mga namamahala na napuno na ito at umapaw na.


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"We continue to push for added benefits for our workers and for the amendment of the law creating the tripartite regional wage boards (TRWBs)to allow the raising of salaries more than once a year, if warranted," the President said.


She earlier backtracked on her proposal for a legislated minimum wage hike and instead called for non-wage benefits for workers, pending a review of the law on TRWBs.


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In a statement issued by the Palace, Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye tried to paint a bright economic outlook for the country despite the 5.4 percent average increase in the price of consumer goods in June.


The inflation rate rose last month to 5.4 percent from 4.7 percent in May, according to the latest figures released by the National Economic and Development Authority Tuesday.


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Caltex Phils., Petron Corp. and Pilipinas Shell also increased the prices of their liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) by 30 centavos per kilogram.


Small players Flying V, Eastern Petroleum Corp. (EPC) and Seaoil Petroleum Corp. said the latest increase was due to the continuous rise in international crude oil prices.


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