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"The PNOC board has directed the privatization committee to begin talks with the lone bidder for the privatization of PNOC-EC’s stake in Malampaya," PNOC president Thelmo Cunanan said.


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Political concerns have dragged the peso by as much as six percent from its high in May and the embattled unit is within striking distance of its historic low of 55.75 to the US dollar posted nearly two and a half years ago.


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                    [Title] => Malaysia to start crackdown on illegal immigrants in 3 months
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Malaysian ambassador Taufik Mohamed Noor stressed that Filipinos who comprise a big number of the illegals were not being singled out, and that Kuala Lumpur was not the first country in Southeast Asia to mete out corporal punishment. 


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Launching a Culinary Treasure

By Honey Jarque Loop | May 26, 2009 - 12:00am

CEBU, Philippines – The American International School of Cebu was founded in 1924 and was renamed Cebu International School in 1973.

Freeman Cebu Lifestyle

'The Melting Pot' in Cebu

By Honey Jarque Loop | May 21, 2009 - 12:00am

The American International School of Cebu was founded in 1924, and was renamed Cebu International School in 1973.

Food and Leisure

P80-M bird flu drugs to expire in Nov. 2007

By Sheila Crisostomo | October 5, 2006 - 12:00am

Anti-bird flu medicines worth about P80 million which the government has stockpiled for fear that the avian influenza virus might enter the country are set to expire in November next year, the Department of Health...

Nation

PNOC to start formal talks for sale of Malampaya project

By Rocel Felix | May 20, 2004 - 12:00am

The Philippine National Oil Co. (PNOC) will soon start formal negotiations with a foreign company for the disposal of PNOC-Exploration Corp.’s (EC) interest in the $4.5-billion Malampaya natural gas project. "The...

Business

No contagion effect seen in SEA from peso fall

By P. Parameswaran | August 28, 2003 - 12:00am

Southeast Asia need not fear a 1997-type contagion triggered by the rapid slide of the Philippine peso as the region is protected by strong economic fundamentals and more discerning investors, analysts say. Political...

Business

Malaysia to start crackdown on illegal immigrants in 3 months

June 5, 2002 - 12:00am

Malaysia warned yesterday it would begin whipping illegal immigrants in about three months following amendments to the country’s immigration laws. Malaysian ambassador Taufik Mohamed Noor stressed that Filipinos...

Headlines