How DBP botched Duterte-era contractor loans: lax checks, billions overdue
Meant to support the former president’s Build, Build, Build drive, DBP’s ICONS program instead left the bank with P4.09 billion in overdue contractor loans
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Why ABS-CBN is still retrenching 200 employees with P6 billion on the way
The new money repairs what the company owes. The retrenchment is aimed at a different problem.
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[Vantage Point] The P6.60 signal: What big money is telling us about GCash
A timeless market rule reminds us that a great company and a great stock are not necessarily the same thing
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Why BPI asked AMLC to delete P2-B worth of transactions from Duterte-Carpio records
(3rd UPDATE) A BPI system bug allegedly inflated transactions linked to Manases Carpio, Vice President Sara Duterte’s husband, to more than P2 billion, prompting the bank to ask the AMLC to delete 13 records
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[Puso at Diwa] When AMLC’s financial intelligence speaks
(1st UPDATE) The appropriate response to AMLC Executive Director Ronel Buenaventura’s testimony is not to demonize the institution but to examine the numbers
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Sara, Rodrigo Duterte hid P96M through unutilized manager’s checks — prosecution
Senator-judge Vicente “Tito” Sotto III claims the practice is called ‘tinikling’ in banking circles
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[Rear View] Nakakaihi ba ang revelations, counsel?
The calls of nature seem to grow most urgent whenever the prosecution reaches for the Dutertes’ bank records and asks a witness to verify its existence. And we can’t blame them.
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Mans Carpio calls self ‘collateral damage’ in Sara Duterte trial
(1st UPDATE) Carpio tells a crowd in Bukidnon that he feels like he’s the one who was impeached
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[In This Economy] Investment options sa panahon ng mataas na inflation
Marami nang options ngayon sa pag-iinvest. Piliin ang produktong bagay sa goals mo at sa kung kailan mo kailangan ang pera.
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