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A Chinese New Year ornament is decorated at a private securities company Friday Feb. 8, 2013, in Shanghai, China. Asian markets were mostly up on Wednesday, with Sydney hitting a near three-year high, but Tokyo sank on profit-taking and as the yen picked up strength against the euro and dollar. AP PHOTO

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  1. Hotels’ bid for tax perks rejected
  2. US company eyes coco products from PH
  3. Rinehart loses $7B but still Australia’s richest
  4. AirAsia net profit falls nearly 40% in 1st quarter
  5. Philippines, Brazil agree on new flights
  6. Accidental find shows Vitamin C kills tuberculosis
  7. Q1 GDP growth seen at 6%
  8. Petron builds depots in 3 provinces
  9. Grandfather rule: A test for public utilities?
  10. Solar plane aims for new world distance record
  1. SM inaugurates huge complex at Global City
  2. Save more, Filipinos urged
  3. Biz Buzz: Blocking SM Aura
  4. PH approves three new wind farms
  5. Felipe F. Cruz, PH’s construction pioneer, dies at 93
  6. 15 days after opening, Bloomberry Resort Corp. earns P578.3M revenue
  7. BIR exceeds April collection target
  8. Philippines, Brazil agree on new flights
  9. Barclays ups PH growth estimates
  10. SM launches Aura project
  1. 2 Makati towers’ race to the top hits legal snag
  2. Moody’s: PH a rising star
  3. `Fast and Furious 6’ stars to visit Manila
  4. S&P gives PH second credit ratings upgrade
  5. Ph racers may have been ‘taken for a ride’
  6. Stung by Aquino harsh words, Chinoy traders turn stingy
  7. Russian billionaire Usmanov tops Britain’s rich list
  8. PH warned against risks of ‘overheating’
  9. SM inaugurates huge complex at Global City
  10. Banks to defy Comelec’s ‘money ban’

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  • MILF: Team PNoy win good for peace
  • Benguet town tests Aquino’s order on mining
  • 3-page deal ends strike at Laguna soda bottling plant
  • Aquino help sought vs Cagayan violence
  • NPA rebels free 12 hostages taken in separate attacks

    • Sports

  • Gilas-PH ‘better off sans injured Abueva’
  • Lascuña rallies with 66, ties Santos-Ocampo at Orchard
  • Spurs have a system that works
  • Paragua topples Sadorra, wrests Asian Chess lead
  • PSC to fund only individual SEA Games bets

    • Lifestyle

  • Yellow chicken fast gaining popularity at Wee Nam Kee
  • Chicken mangosteen curry, papaya salad, soft-shell crabs–Thai cuisine reworked for the Filipino palate
  • ‘Turon’ with ‘panocha’
  • Uncommon curry in a Japanese resto
  • Lucban, after Pahiyas: The divine tastes remain

    • Entertainment

  • New show will have ‘Party Pilipinas’ team
  • Bella Flores Foundation planned
  • A heady dose of indie rock, fashion at Wanderland fest
  • Kapatid wishes Willie well
  • Matt shares bed with Michael

    • Business

  • Coke workers’ strike ends in amicable settlement
  • Lenovo says quarterly profit up 90 percent
  • Switzerland eyes law on frozen dictator funds
  • Survey shows China manufacturing contracting
  • AirAsia net profit falls nearly 40% in 1st quarter

    • Technology

  • Media watchdog criticizes UAE over tweeter’s jail term
  • Twitter tightens security after high-profile breaches
  • Risky behavior starts young on web—survey
  • Office bullying video sparks outcry in Singapore
  • Poll: Teens migrating to Twitter

    • Opinion

  • Editorial cartoon, May 23, 2013
  • False god
  • When neighbors fight
  • Becoming the world’s most bullied
  • Have a heart

    • Global Nation

  • Pope Francis may visit Philippines in 2016—CBCP
  • Asia tension could lead to conflict—DFA chief
  • DOT seeks new markets for Boracay after Taiwan tourists cancel bookings
  • CA stops PH-Japanese contract to develop Nampeidai property in Tokyo
  • Brown hounded for calling Manila ‘gates of hell’
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