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[Summary] => BIG GAMBLE: Since most Filipinos take elections as just another big gamble and vote for whoever looms like a winner regardless of merit, let us redesign the ballot to look like a Lotto betting card so voters/gamblers will feel at home filling it out.
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[Summary] => British lending company Radstock Securities Limited asked the Supreme Court (SC) to reverse its decision nullifying the P6.2-billion compromise agreement between the firm and the Philippine National Construction Corp. (PNCC).
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SETTLEMENT: After 26 long years, the Philippine National Construction Corp. is finally settling an old debt incurred by its predecessor Construction and Development Corporation of the Philippines.
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U.S. BONANZA: Already agitated by their impending separation, some 1,200 Filipino employees of Mirant Philippines are all riled up by reports that their 125 American counterparts also about to lose their jobs will receive $34 million.
Mirant Philippines will be sold shortly, but until now neither the local management nor the parent company Mirant Corp. based in Atlanta, Georgia, has given a firm commitment about what separation benefits Filipino workers will get.
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[Title] => A bold formula to free PNCC from debt trap
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PRIZED CATCH: By regular standards, the Philippine National Construction Corp. should have been among the first government-controlled corporations offered up for privatization.
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[Title] => PNCC sees end to 30 years of continued losses
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PNCC spokeperson Maridel Tacardon said the reversal of the company’s losses is premised on the success of the reorganization plan’s implementation.
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Finance Undersecretary Eric Recto, chief of the Privatization Council which oversees the sale of government assets, has announced an indefinite stay on any auction of PNCC shares and properties.
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PNCC spokeperson Maridel Tacardon said the reversal of the company’s losses is premised on the success of the reorganization plan’s implementation.
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Finance Undersecretary Eric Recto, chief of the Privatization Council which oversees the sale of government assets, has announced an indefinite stay on any auction of PNCC shares and properties.
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August 19, 2003 - 12:00am
