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Bank branch rules eased

by Roderick T. dela Cruz
More bank branches are expected to rise in Makati, Quezon City, Mandaluyong, Manila and four other high-density zones in Metro Manila, after the Bangko Sentral lifted the expansion restriction on these areas.

STI group buying big university in Manila

by Jeremiah F. de Guzman
Businessman Eusebio Tanco is aquiring a private, non-religious university in Manila at a cost of up to P1.5 billion.

SEC suspends permit of Timberland sports club

by Jenniffer B. Austria
The Securities and Exchange Commission has suspended the permit of Timberland Sports and Nature Club Inc. to sell securities for late and non-submission of reportorial requirements.

Govt eyes different North Rail contractor

The Transportation Department is recommending a change in the contractor for the long-delayed North Rail project and seeking additional financing from the Chinese government.

Ochoa house on the block


THE White Plains house that was linked to Executive Secretary Paquito Ochoa Jr. has been finished and been put on the block for P60 million, according to the subdivision grapevine.

3 Quezon towns get P148-m funding




Top officials in 157 state firms to get axe
by Maricel Cruz
ALL government-appointed chief executives, board members and trustees in 157 state companies will lose their jobs on June 30, and those without replacements will continue only in a hold-over capacity under a law that President Benigno Aquino III will sign today.

Profits up for traded companies
by Jenniffer B. Austria
THE combined net profits of listed companies grew 22.2 percent to P440.72 billion in 2010 against the P360.63 billion posted the year before, according to data from the annual financial statements that those firms filed with the Philippine Stock Exchange.

Unhealthy catch. A boy floats among tons of dead fish in the town of Lumanglipa, Mataas na Kahoy, in Batangas on Sunday. The province and Pangasinan have both been hit by fish kills caused by insufficient oxygen in the water. DANNY PATA

China assures neighbors of its peaceful intentions

FBI agents get to meet Filipino counterparts

Gunmen storm Yemeni palace after president leaves country

Mavs vow to pick up where they left off

DALLAS—The passes were on target, the shots were falling and the defense made things tough on the other guys. The Dallas Mavericks played their best stretch of the NBA finals at the end of Game 2, pulling off a rally that reshaped the series.

Gilas bows to Qatar, settles for 4th place

by Jeric Lopez
ANOTHER game, another heartbreak.
Al Rayyan of Qatar stood its ground in the fourth period to hold off Smart Gilas-Pilipinas, 71-64, in their battle for the bronze in the 22nd FIBA-Asia Champions Cup 2011 at the Philsports Arena in Pasig City.

Fil-Dutch pro booter tries out for Azkals

Korean expats dominate Canlubang leg

La Salle eyes repeat in golfest

Strategic thinking, still

Lessons from a trip
by Rita Linda V. Jimeno

What do we do with all our jobless nurses?
by FR. RANHILIO CALLANGAN AQUINO

Luneta, cradle of my childhood
by Amerlon Enriquez

Dressing a Woman

by Ed Biado
Patrice Ramos Diaz knows how to dress a woman. Being a woman herself, the designer scored major cookie points at her recently concluded Fashion Watch 2011 show at the Shangri-la Makati’s lobby lounge. Her collection is a cool and breezy set of mix-and-matchable garments made for the woman who appreciates minimalism with a few accents along the way.

The business of fashion

New and revitalized

Shades of fashion

Palawan eyed to ease Bilibid crowding

by Rey E. Requejo
The Department of Justice is eyeing the temporary transfer of inmates from the New Bilibid Prison to Iwahig prison and penal farm in Puerto Princesa City, Palawan to decongest the national state penitentiary.

San Mateo, Bacoor not welcome to Metro

by Rio N. Araja
THE Metro Manila Development Authority on Sunday turned down the appeal of Bacoor, Cavite and San Mateo, Rizal to take control of their traffic, flood and other basic services.

Brillantes: Optical scanners to save P18b

Gualberto cleared of perjury, forfeiture suits

by Gigi Muñoz David
The Office of the Ombudsman has dismissed the perjury and forfeiture cases filed against retired police Director Nestor Gualberto for lack of sufficient evidence.

No fire stations in 4 of 10 towns

Captain Barbell woes Bicolanos

by Isah V. Red
Captain Barbell has a more dangerous mission: convince Bicolanos to his side. And he tried that last weekend in Naga City and Pili, Camarines Sur.

Competing networks launch their big primetime series

Why the new X-Men is not ‘first class’


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