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Plan your perfect wedding
by Malu Fernandez
Planning to be a June bride? What better way than to let the best bridal magazine guide you in every step of the way, Martha Stewart Weddings Philippines, the first international edition of the leading magazine resource for every bride, will bring its pages to life as it puts together 70 of the country’s most respected vendors, designers, caterers, and wedding suppliers under one roof at the Martha Stewart Weddings Bridal Fair.
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Board Exam Results
Nurse Licensure Examination Results (November 2008)
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Arroyo orders DoJ officials charged over Alabang case
By Joyce Pangco Pañares
PRESIDENT Arroyo has ordered administrative charges filed against chief state prosecutor Jovencito Zuño and prosecutor Philip Kimpo for negligence, and prosecutor John Resado for receiving a bribe, following an investigation of their role in the Alabang Boys drug case.
Corruption key factor in World Bank?s fresh lending
CORRUPTION will be a key factor as the World Bank considers a fresh three-year lending program for the Philippines worth up to $3 billion, the multilateral lender said Friday.
Govt loses P5.5 b in revenue in compromise deals
Nograles supports non-existent tax bill
Oil firms raise prices as crude rallies to $51
Aquino urged to speak up
Customs short of its target
Dengue kills 33 Malaysians
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Pocket library. Google has made available over 500,000 books in the public domain to users of Sony Reader Digital Book, the two companies announced. BLOOMBERG |
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PSALM borrowing $1b in Q2
Power Sector Assets and Liabilities Management Corp., the agency in charge of privatizing state power assets, plans to borrow as much as $1 billion as early as next quarter to bolster working capital and pay maturing debt, an official said.
Finance endorses bill regulating HMO firms
By Lawrence Agcaoili
The Finance Department is supporting a bill that seeks to regulate health maintenance organizations in the country, provide transparency and accountability in the healthcare system and prevent fraud.
Panasonic expects no further job cuts in RP
Japan’s Panasonic Corp., the world’s biggest maker of plasma television, yesterday said it will no longer cut jobs in the Philippines this year after shutting down its battery plant in Taytay, Rizal.
Japanese executives offer digital TV system
By Roderick T. dela Cruz
Executives from the Japanese broadcast industry are pushing for the adoption of Japan’s digital television system in the Philippines once Manila shifts from the analog mode.
Central bank okays Jica?s $80-m policy support loan
The Bangko Sentral has an $80-million loan from the Japan International Cooperation Agency for government’s development policy support program, a senior official of the central bank said yesterday.
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The man in white
Salvador “Bubby” Dacer had reached the zenith of his career as a public relations practitioner when he and his driver Emmanuel Corbito were abducted and murdered nearly a decade ago. He was the most influential PR man of his time. He was also the wealthiest of the lot, not so much because he made a killing from his moneyed clients as because he inherited a fortune from his deceased second wife.
Papal mistakes and apologies
By Teodoro Bacani Jr.
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