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                    [Title] => US FCC decides against RP telcos
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                    [Title] => Cell card swindlers arrested
                    [Summary] => BUTUAN CITY — Leaders of a suspected large scale swindling syndicate who have already victimized mobile phone traders in Cagayan de Oro City and Davao City were arrested by Caraga Police Task Force Racer after an entrapment operation here Tuesday.


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                    [Title] => US asks Palace, DOTC to pressure local telcos to roll back their rates
                    [Summary] => The US government has asked Malacañang and the Department of Transportation and Communications to put pressure on Philippine telecommunications companies to force them into withdrawing their increased call termination rates from the US to the Philippines, The STAR learned yesterday.


The local telecommunications industry, meanwhile, is set to ask Congress and the Senate to call local representatives of AT&T and MCI WorldCom to explain why they are allowing their foreign principals to bully local telcos. 


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                    [Title] => NTC approves merger deal of Globe, Islacom
                    [Summary] => The National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) has finally approved the merger deal between cellular firms Globe Telecom and Isla Communications Inc. to create the sixth largest telecommunications company in Southeast Asia in terms of market capitalization.


Globe Telecom vice president for legal services Ma. Caridad Gonzales informed the Philippine Stock Exchange that the NTC has given the go-signal for the share-swap transaction last Feb. 6,  nearly a year after the concerned parties signed a definite agreement for the deal worth about $2.3 billion.


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                    [Title] => Globe Telecom starts $100-M bond offer
                    [Summary] => Ayala-owned Globe Telecom Inc. has started a global bond offering to raise about $100 million for the company’s capital build-up for its wireless phone business.


Globe vice president for legal services Ma. Caridad Gonzales informed the Philippine Stock Exchange that around 6.41 million in Philippine Deposit Receipts (PDRs) – an instrument which could later be converted into common shares – have been floated through a combination of domestic and international offerings.


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Globe Telecom vice president for legal services Ma. Caridad Gonzales informed the Philippine Stock Exchange that the NTC has given the go-signal for the share-swap transaction last Feb. 6,  nearly a year after the concerned parties signed a definite agreement for the deal worth about $2.3 billion.


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Globe vice president for legal services Ma. Caridad Gonzales informed the Philippine Stock Exchange that around 6.41 million in Philippine Deposit Receipts (PDRs) – an instrument which could later be converted into common shares – have been floated through a combination of domestic and international offerings.


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