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EM ASIA FX-Most Asian currencies subdued, Philippine peso falls to near 3-wk low

Jan 9 (Reuters) – Most emerging Asian currencies made only modest moves on Tuesday, with gains capped as a retreat in the euro helped the U.S. dollar strengthen against most of its counterparts. The greenback rose to a moreRead more

 
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US Navy Transport Aircraft Located Under Three Miles of Water

The C-2A Greyhound, a carrier-based onboard delivery aircraft, took off from Marine Air Station Iwakuni, Japan, on November 22, 2017, and was set to rendezvous with the aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan in the Philippine Sea. The Greyhound crashedRead more

 
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Stock market dips, peso back at $50:$1

The stock market halted a run of record highs on Monday as investors resorted to profit-taking, while the peso also fell given the prospect of fresh US interest rate hikes. The bellwether Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) retreated byRead more

 
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Soldier, five rebels dead in southern Philippine clash: Army

Last year another group pledging allegiance to IS occupied the Mindanao city of Marawi and fought a bloody conflict with US-backed Philippine government forces for five months, leaving more than 1,100 people dead. In response to that violence, PresidentRead more

 
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Martial Law victims to seek enforcement of Hawaii ruling through SC

The court decided in favor of the victims on February 3, 1995. The ruling was affirmed in 1996 by the US 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. But the Philippine appellate court said the Hawaii court's final judgment is “notRead more

 
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Navy locates plane in crash that killed Massachusetts native Steven Combs Jr.

Lieutenant Steven Combs died Wednesday when a U.S. Navy transport plane crashed over the Philippine Sea after taking off from Japan. … The U.S. Navy located the transport aircraft that crashed into the western Pacific in November, claiming theRead more

 
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Philippine firefighters rein in second mall blaze in two weeks

MANILA (Reuters) – Firefighters have brought under control a blaze that raged for two days at a shopping mall in the central Philippines, with no casualties reported, a regional fire official said on Sunday. The fire at Ayala CenterRead more

 
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Same old, same old

We've been enjoying lighter traffic the past week, a perk for those of us who worked through the holidays. But with classes having resumed and vacationers back in town, it's sadly back to the same old trapik! So isRead more

 
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Filipinos of the Year 2017: The defenders of Marawi

Another editor wrote: “The Filipino soldiers who fought in Marawi have shown us what true bravery and professionalism can do to defeat an enemy like . They were able to minimize the losses to civilian lives while ensuring theRead more

 
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14 child deaths in dengue probe

The Philippines is investigating the deaths of 14 children to see if there is a link to a dengue vaccine which has been suspended. The Philippines spent US$ 70 million on the Dengvaxia immunisation programme in 2016 to addressRead more

 
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Economists differ on TRAIN's impact on inflation rate

… reform package on Philippines' inflation rate this 2018, with some saying the effect will be limited while some raised the possibility of breaching of the target. BPI lead economist Jun Neri, in a Tweet Friday said: “higher exciseRead more

 
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Navy finds plane that crashed into Philippine Sea in November, killing 3 sailors

Shortly after the crash, eight people were rescued by Navy Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron 12. U.S. and Japanese ships and aircraft spent two days searching for the three missing sailors — Lt. Steven Combs, Seaman Matthew Chialastri and SeamanRead more

 
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Patriots or scoundrels?

To us, the problem, are certain officials and their psychological make-up. Their desired changes could be attained if existing legislations would be seriously implemented. There are Philippine laws pertaining to local autonomy and fiscal independence together with term limitsRead more

 
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Philippine Authorities Make Big Cocaine Haul

Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency officials sit next to packets of seized cocaine, at a news conference in Legazpi City, in the Bicol region, in a handout … Philippine authorities recovered a shipment of cocaine worth 120 million pesos (U.S.Read more

 
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SE Asia Stocks-Philippine index hits record closing high; Thai extends gains

… major U.S. indexes touched closing record highs again. The gains on Wall Street have had a positive impact as most global asset managers are willing to take on risk, especially in the emerging markets, said Fio Dejesus, equityRead more

 
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Prepare for bomb cyclone, Filipinos in US Northeast told | SunStar

MANILA — The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) advised all Filipinos in New England and other parts of the Northeast United States to observe safety precautions ahead of a bomb cyclone or strong snowstorm that is expected to affectRead more

 
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Global stocks rise on strong European, Chinese data

US shares were also set for gains, with Dow futures up 0.4 percent and S&P 500 futures adding 0.2 percent. ECONOMIC DATA: A survey of the manufacturing and services sectors in the 19-country eurozone saw business activity rise inRead more

 
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Mr. IOC: Give us back Philippine sports

First, let us be clear. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has no interest in Philippine sports politics, except to wish our national sports community well. The idea that the IOC will suspend the Philippines from the Olympics and otherRead more

 
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Philippines Fines Sanofi, Suspends Clearance for Dengvaxia

MANILA (Reuters) – The Philippines has suspended clearance for Sanofi's dengue vaccine Dengvaxia and fined the French drugmaker a symbolic $ 2,000 … Concerns over the dengue immunisation of nearly 734,000 children aged nine and above resulted in twoRead more

 
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China adopts softer approach with neighbours to exploit US gap

Beijing has since rushed to secure what Chinese officials call the “strategic opportunity” arising from Mr Trump's election victory, by accelerating efforts to repair long-strained relations with two traditional US allies in the region, the Philippines and Japan. ChinaRead more

 
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