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MANILA, Philippines — The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is supporting proposals to ease bank secrecy laws amid mounting calls for accountability from government officials allegedly involved in anomalous flood control projects. “As a corporate and capital market regulator, the SEC welcomes the proposed easing of our bank secrecy laws as a necessary measure to

Filmmakers Luiz Fernando Feres da Cunha Ferraz and Rubens Crispim Jr, and pilot Marcelo Pereira de Barros, also died, Brazil’s vice president said.

The C. Viper update will also add Zangief’s Outfit 4.

Horseradish roasted salmon with mustard potatoes is a bright but comforting dish, perfect for easing into fall.

Philippine National Volleyball Federation (PNVF) president Ramon “Tats” Suzara came under fire from a senator and two major media organizations on Wednesday, a day after the credentials of one media organization were revoked by organizers of the FIVB Men’s Volleyball World Championship and another media company was threatened with the same sanctions. Sen. Erwin Tulfo,

MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Finance (DOF) has secured support for its 2026 budget proposal amounting to P38 billion from House Committee on Appropriations vice chair Bella Vanessa Suansing. Suansing, the Sultan Kudarat Representative, recognized the DOF’s crucial role in her sponsorship speech before the House Plenary on Sept. 23. “The Department of Finance

Reliance Consumer Products Limited (RCPL), a subsidiary of Reliance Retail, has announced a major investment in Tamil Nadu.

METAIRIE, Louisiana— Zion Williamson expects Joe Dumars to be tough on him. He wants that. And perhaps, he needs that. “I like Joe; what you see is what you get,” Williamson said Tuesday, on the eve of his seventh training camp with the New Orleans Pelicans. READ: NBA: Pelicans chief Joe Dumars extols Zion Williamson’s

NEW YORK— Michael Porter Jr. has a familiar face helping ease his transition from Denver to Brooklyn. The 6-foot-10 forward felt overwhelmed by the demands that come with playing in New York during the Nuggets’ yearly visits to face the city’s two NBA clubs. But his reunion with Nets coach Jordi Fernandez — a former

MANILA, Philippines — Former Finance Secretary Cesar Purisima urged the government to scrap P500 and P1,000 bills, saying smaller denominations would make it harder for corrupt officials to stash or move illicit cash. Purisima said on Wednesday that cutting the largest note in circulation to P200 would raise the logistical cost of hiding graft money. This