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Top officials of Gokongwei-controlled Cebu Pacific (CEB) said they expect 2011 to be a tough year for the company and the airline industry in general as fuel prices continue to rise amidst the turmoil in the Middle East and North Africa.
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                    [Title] => Law and behold!
                    [Summary] => 
It was simply a matter of time before Romulo, Mabanta, Buenaventura Sayoc and De Los Angeles, one of the country’s biggest and oldest law firms, opened a branch outside Manila.
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                    [Title] => MBC split by resign calls
                    [Summary] => The current political crisis has caused a rift within the Makati Business Club (MBC), which called for the resignation of President Arroyo last Friday.


Some members of the organization are now criticizing MBC president Ricardo Romulo for issuing the statement reportedly without obtaining the consensus of all club members.


Allies of the President in the MBC assailed the group’s chairman and board of trustees yesterday for calling on the Chief Executive to resign.


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                    [Title] => Traders show mixed reactions on spate of business closures
                    [Summary] => The local business community has mixed reactions on the spate of business closures, particularly of multinational Caltex Philippines refinery in Batangas and Solid Mills in Parañaque.


Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI) president Sergio Ortiz-Luis  was unperturbed, pointing out that "every year there are closures and there are companies that open."


"At the end of the day," Ortiz-Luis said, "that would even it out."


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                    [Title] => DTI "kayod marino"
                    [Summary] => MALAKING perhuwisyo ang idinulot ng nabigong  coup d’etat sa ekonomiya. "Kayod marino"  ang Department of Trade and Industry sa pagpawi sa pangamba ng mga dayuhan at lokal na mamumuhunan hinggil sa katatagan ng investment climate sa bansa.


Iyan ang hindi natatanto ng mga batang sundalo. Gusto nila ng reporma, okay iyan.  Pero sa diskarteng ginagawa nila’y taumbayan ang pinahihirapan.


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                    [Title] => OFWs to compete with 6-M Iraqis for reconstruction jobs
                    [Summary] => Overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) hoping to land jobs for the reconstruction of Iraq  will still have to compete with about six million unemployed Iraqis themselves although several key areas remain favored spots for OFW employment.
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                    [Title] => EDITORIAL - Another war that must be won
                    [Summary] => Joseph Estrada, who famously vowed to give no special favors to relatives and friends, was ousted over perceptions of corruption and cronyism. In the campaign against graft, public expectations of his successor are understandably high. At the risk of political instability and social unrest, the Arroyo administration indicted Estrada and a court ordered his arrest. Although slow, the cases against Estrada, his son and friends are moving.


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                    [Title] => Go family has change of heart about Equitable sale
                    [Summary] => The Go family which  owns about 30 percent of Equitable PCI Bank is reportedly no longer interested in selling its stake in the bank.


Banking sources said the Go family decided to keep their shareholdings in the bank, especially, now that a significant number of its depositors who had earlier withdrawn heavily from the bank at the height of the impeachment trial against former President Estrada, have returned.


The sources said this prompted the Go family’s change of heart.


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                    [Title] => Equitable PCI Bank taps ING Barings
                    [Summary] => Despite talks that its shareholders are no longer interested in immediately selling the bank, Equitable PCI Bank has tapped investment bank ING Barings as its financial advisor.


Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Deputy Governor Alberto Reyes said he learned of this development yesterday.


"ing was appointed to be the financial advisor that will assist  them in looking for an investor. ING will be the one to package the sale of Equitable," Reyes said, adding that the BSP prefers the bank to merge with a strategic partner.


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                    [Title] => Sabwatan ng oposisyon at taga-usig binira ni Erap
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RICARDO ROMULO

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Some members of the organization are now criticizing MBC president Ricardo Romulo for issuing the statement reportedly without obtaining the consensus of all club members.


Allies of the President in the MBC assailed the group’s chairman and board of trustees yesterday for calling on the Chief Executive to resign.


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Banking sources said the Go family decided to keep their shareholdings in the bank, especially, now that a significant number of its depositors who had earlier withdrawn heavily from the bank at the height of the impeachment trial against former President Estrada, have returned.


The sources said this prompted the Go family’s change of heart.


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Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Deputy Governor Alberto Reyes said he learned of this development yesterday.


"ing was appointed to be the financial advisor that will assist  them in looking for an investor. ING will be the one to package the sale of Equitable," Reyes said, adding that the BSP prefers the bank to merge with a strategic partner.


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