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MANILA, Philippines–Terrafirma coach Ronald Tubid’s modest goal for the coming PBA season is for his team to exceed expectations. “We need to compete,” said Tubid when the Dyip took part in the league’s Media Day on Thursday at Centris Elements in Quezon City. “I told the team that is would compete, then we have more
“Impressed by our struggle and dedication, a senior BJP leader and also a member of its campaign committee in Haryana joined us. Welcome back to the Congress family, best wishes for the future,” the Congress wrote on X.
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The train had to stop at Kota station where the rescue team searched for the snake for almost one and a half hours on platform number four.
Energy Secretary Chris Wright says Indias power security goals will have high element of US involvement; procurement of Russian oil still an issue.
MANILA, Philippines — The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) will evaluate requests from thrift banks to ease liquidity requirements on an individual basis. The regulator is opting against a blanket approach to better reflect differences in each lender’s liquidity profile and operations. Suzanne Felix, executive director of the Chamber of Thrift Banks (CTB), told the
Despite audience expectations, a former AEW champion did not return to the company’s programming on the latest edition of its weekly TV show.
Watford take on Hull City on matchday seven of the Championship on Saturday. Both sides are in the second half of the points table.
In 2024, America imported nearly 175 billion in pharmaceutical and medicinal products, according to the Census Bureau.
WASHINGTON, United States — Amazon agreed Thursday to pay $2.5 billion to settle allegations from a US regulator. The company allegedly used deceptive practices to enroll consumers in Amazon Prime and made it difficult to cancel subscriptions. The Federal Trade Commission’s lawsuit was filed in federal court in Seattle. It alleged that Amazon knowingly tricked consumers
