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Most decorated. Manny Pacquiao picks up his third world title after getting the judges’ nods in a split-decision victory over Juan Manuel Marquez Saturday in Las Vegas. No Filipino has won in a heavier weight division since 1982, and no Asian has ever won world championships in three weight divisions. Strapped on Pacquiao are the super-featherweight belts of the World Boxing Council (WBC), the WBC International and Ring Magazine.  --AP

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Shimao offer on Fort Boni nixed

THE Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA), invoking a technicality, has rejected Chinese developer Shimao Group’s unsolicited proposal for an 8-hectare property in North Bonifacio that it previously reserved for the Chinese conglomerate.

‘Politics’ in House dividends inquiry

THE Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has dismissed the legislative inquiry as “so much politics,” but the House Oversight Committee allegedly found evidence the monetary authorities intentionally understated its annual dividend declarations by up to P10 billion for several years now.

US Supreme Court hears FM victims’ case on $35-M assets

THE 9,539 Filipino registered victims of martial law, who in 1995 won a $2-billion damage award from an American court from the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos’s estate, criticized the role of the US Solicitor General in blocking their claim to $35 million of Marcos assets whose ownership issue is now with the US Supreme Court.

BPOs still top generator of jobs

BUSINESS-process outsourcing companies remained the biggest source of employment for Filipinos, even outside the metropolis, data from the recent International ICT Awards revealed.

Prices of oil products up 50 centavos

CITING the continuous increase in world oil prices, local oil companies adjusted over the weekend pump prices of diesel, gasoline and kerosene by half a peso.

Oil companies Chevron Philippines Inc., Petron Corp. and Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp. adjusted their respective pump prices Saturday morning, while Total (Philippines) Corp. did so Sunday morning.

Nene wants FTI mess probed

THE Food Terminal Inc. (FTI) was a concept born decades ago of a desire of the government to lower the prices of food in the metropolis by providing a common bagsakan area with concessional fees, cold storage for agricultural products and food processing.

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‘NO greater love...’ This is the title of a giant oil painting by Joey Velasco that is part of an exhibit at the Baguio Convention Center. This contemporary crucifixion depicts Christ hanging from a Meralco post, with a boy and a girl trying to reach Jesus, as if imitating his outstretched arms, and offering a drink and a sampaguita lei. --MAURICIO VICTA

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