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in  tying up with other banks, industry sources told The STAR  over the
weekend.

"According to its principal shareholders, as long as the bank is profitable,
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Phoenix Pet completes P2.5-billion capital raising

November 15, 2012 - 12:00am

Davao-based oil firm Phoenix Petroleum Philippines Inc. has completed its P2.5-billion capital raising through corporate notes.

Business

China Bank shuns merger

By by Jun Ebias | May 7, 2000 - 12:00am

After denying being engaged in merger talks with Banco de Oro, China Banking Corp. is defying the trend in the banking industry since it is not interested in tying up with other banks, industry sources told...

Business