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[Title] => iVantage focuses on IT business
[Summary] => iVantage Corp. continues to divest of its holdings in financial services companies as it slowly re-invents itself into an integrated information technology (IT) provider.
Corporate secretary A. Bayani K. Tan informed the Philippine Stock Exchange that the company has sold its 65-percent interest in each of the four affiliated investment firms under its wings for a combined value of P62.1 million.
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The peso rose marginally higher against the dollar at the close of trading
yesterday that was dominated by talk of heavy central bank intervention in an
attempt to ward off market panic with the closure of a local commercial bank
Wednesday, traders said.
The peso closed at 41.28 to the dollar yesterday, a two-centavo gain from
Thursday's close of 41.30 to the dollar.
A major local bank trader said the central bank indirectly sold dollars through
a US bank and local bank in an effort to keep bids lower than 41.280.
Traders said the central bank easily accounted for about 9
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Corporate secretary A. Bayani K. Tan informed the Philippine Stock Exchange that the company has sold its 65-percent interest in each of the four affiliated investment firms under its wings for a combined value of P62.1 million.
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The peso rose marginally higher against the dollar at the close of trading
yesterday that was dominated by talk of heavy central bank intervention in an
attempt to ward off market panic with the closure of a local commercial bank
Wednesday, traders said.
The peso closed at 41.28 to the dollar yesterday, a two-centavo gain from
Thursday's close of 41.30 to the dollar.
A major local bank trader said the central bank indirectly sold dollars through
a US bank and local bank in an effort to keep bids lower than 41.280.
Traders said the central bank easily accounted for about 9
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November 29, 2000 - 12:00am
