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A P12-billion budget terminal will rise on a 40-hectare area at the Clark Freeport in Pampanga that can handle about 10 million passengers a year. If all goes well, it will start operating in 2015.
The feasibility study on it will be finished by the end of next month or early April, at the latest, according to a top official of the Clark International Airport Corp. (CIAC).
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BEIRUT—The European Union will impose harsher sanctions on Syria, a senior EU official has said, as Russia tried to broker talks between t
A SIX-STORY building that will house children stricken with cancer will soon rise in Quezon City.
Vice President Jejomar Binay, an advocate
WASHINGTON—In the course of a week, Taiwanese-American Jeremy Lin has gone from basketball obscurity to being the National Basketball Asso
GREEK Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos said there are still doubts on the agreement needed to secure a €130 billion ($172 billion) res
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THE SM Group has confirmed a plan to acquire a controlling stake in the Ortigas family’s holding company, which owns prime mixed-use developments in Metro Manila including the Greenhills shopping co
A civic group has asked President Aquino to suspend all mining activities in the country for at least two years to allow time for the issuance and implementation of a “rational mining policy” that
THE consortium of banks and financial institutions under the BancNet banner admitted 27 new banks and cooperatives in 2011 that allowed the group to grow by 43.5 percent, its top official said on Thur
THE Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) has prevented the Camp John Hay lessee, Camp John Hay Development Corp. (CJHDevco), from proceeding with its alleged plan to cut 1,033 trees insid
AS this was being written, the president of Philippine Savings Bank, Pascual Garcia III, was prepping himself for a second-day appearance at the Impeachment Court, even as the Supreme Court had includ
HAVANA—Lazaro Perez jabs rhythmically at his rival in a steamy Havana gym, dancing, feinting and punctuating each blow with a grunt.
After the final bell, he thrusts a weary arm skyward in triumph, a
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Mark Zuckerberg, the company’s 27-year-old founder
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The
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BEIRUT—The European Union will impose harsher sanctions on Syria, a senior EU official has said, as Russia tried to broker talks between the vice president and the opposition to calm violence.
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SINCE its 2006 introduction, the Toyota Fortuner has been either a top-of-mind choice or at least a serious consideration for anyone looking for a diesel-fed midsize SUV. However, with competition vas
Today, they do not have to borrow instruments to showcase their remarkable musical s
