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Brother launches ADS-2400N Network Scanner

Brother International Philippines, Corp. has recently launched the new ADS-2400N Desktop Scanner with Gigabit Ethernet

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Azkals face North Korea in friendly

Game Today (Rizal Memorial Stadium) 8 p.m. – Philippines vs North Korea The Philippine Azkals try to regain their bearing after losing to Bahrain when they face North Korea tonight in an international friendly at the Rizal Memorial Stadium. Three days removed from a 3-1 loss to Bahrain, the Azkals want nothing more than a much-improved showing against the fancied North Koreans in their 8 p.m. showdown. It will be the meeting between both nations since March when the Azkals stunned North Korea, 3-2... Читать дальше...

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Make it a Wolf Christmas

Often, the best Christmas present is something we didn’t know we needed until we receive it. For owners of automatic watches,

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A Little ManilArt appreciation

Now on its eight year, ManilaArt is considered to be the biggest art fair in the country. It tries to differentiate itself from other art fairs by mixing in the masters and the newcomers,

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Sportitalia – Fino a gennaio si punta tutto su Gabbiadini e sul tridente leggero Callejon-Mertens-Insigne

Molte le incognite all’indomani del grave infortunio subito da Milik ieri sera nella gara di qualificazione mondiale Polonia-Danimarca. Secondo Alfredo Pedullà di Sportitalia, il Napoli punterà tutto su Gabbiadini e in alternativa sul tridente leggero Callejon-Mertens-Insigne. Ecco quanto riportato al riguardo sul portale alfredopedulla.com: “Il grave infortunio a Milik inguaia il Napoli proprio quando l’attaccante […]

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The Post and Courier 

Death toll in North Carolina rises to 7

RALEIGH, N.C. — The Latest on Hurricane Matthew, which was downgraded to a post-tropical cyclone early Sunday (all times local):

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GRP, NDF forge agreements

Emerging from marathon sessions, the two panels’ Reciprocal Working Committee (RWC) and Reciprocal Working Groups (RWGs) completed the common frameworks and outlines for the three substantive issues that will form the backbone of a peace deal that both sides have envisioned to reach by the end of President Duterte’s first year in office.

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Prominent S. Leyte publisher passes away

Antonio Mendoza Reyes, one of the pillars of journalism in Southern Leyte, has passed away. The 74-year-old publisher of Southern Leyte Times

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PCSO, Pagcor aid for Davao

Davao City – The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) turned over two units of ambulances to the city government while the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (Pagcor) is donating P5 million to cover the expenses of the victims of the night market blast last month, the City Information Office said.

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Senator vows to ease Bulacan flood woes

Bocaue, Bulacan – Senator Joel Villanueva has committed to solve the decades-long flood problem of the province as he led the

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P40-B savings seen from reduced tax perks to investors

The government is expected to save as much as P40 billion annually from the planned reduction in the tax incentives granted to investors, according to Trade and Industry Secretary Ramon M. Lopez.

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2 firms become Shariah compliant

Golden Haven Memorial Park, Inc. and cement firm Cemex Philippines Holdings, which debuted on the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) this year, are now among the Shariah-compliant securities listed locally.

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The next push for global growth could be the toughest of all

Global policy makers gathered at the International Monetary Fund’s meetings in Washington this week have been greeted with a message few like hearing: If they want faster economic growth, it’s going to hurt.

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Trains in the new administration

Trains figure prominently in the plans of the Duterte administration for the country. The Metro Manila traffic crisis will

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DOF: Economic plan remains on track

The Department of Finance (DOF) has downplayed the current political noise hounding the Duterte administration, saying the government remains on track to restore peace and order, sustain the growth momentum, and bring the benefits of the fast-growing economy to all Filipinos.

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PH open for business with China – Dominguez

The Philippines’ new government plans to court Chinese investment to fund an ambitious infrastructure program, the latest sign of warming ties between the two nations that have been at loggerheads over territorial claims in the South China Sea.