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  1. STEAKS! Eat all you can! Unlimited serving of 200g Roasted U.S. Certified Angus Beef Ribeye at Manila Marriott. (every thursday until March 31) Link to announcement
  2. Manila Marriott is on half price until March 31. Eat all you can on steaks too! (Thursday - unli steak) (Monday - 50% Lunch & Dinner buffet) Here's the link for details
  3. Dear Tito, I case you're a member of Stars! and you get to read this, I'm inviting you for lunch or dinner or even breakfast. My husband and I will prepare food. You bring the soft drink. If you're not available within the next 2 years, maybe after you leave Malacanang? Sincerely, The Internet Superstar
  4. How many times have you walked into a BPI only to be told by the cashier (after a long line) that the account you want to transact is a Family Savings account? This will finally be a thing of the past! BPI will merge with its Savings version in a few weeks. FINALLY! Here's the original article https://www.philstar.com/business/2021/01/20/2071807/bpi-sets-merger-thrift-arm-create-3rd-largest-bank By Ian Nicolas Cigaral (Philstar.com) - January 20, 2021 - 8:04pm MANILA, Philippines — Ayala Corp. is fortifying its banking business by merging Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) with its savings arm that once concluded would create the country’s third largest bank in asset terms. In a disclosure, BPI announced absorbing BPI Family Savings Bank to its fold and would proceed securing regulatory and shareholder approvals. The target is to complete the merger this year, with BPI as the surviving entity. The move, BPI said, will “prime the Bank to seize emerging opportunities and ultimately enhance the overall banking experience of customers,” the bank said on Wednesday. “The integration of both entities will provide considerable advantages to the customers and employees of BPI and BFSB, and present potential synergies that will benefit shareholders,” BPI said. The transaction comes at a tumultuous time for the banking sector reeling from rising bad loans and growing hesitation among themselves to grow their loan portfolio. Generating savings appeared to be a factor for Ayala’s decision, saying having a stand-alone bank also saves up reserve requirement costs. Once completed, BPI would overtake Metropolitan Bank & Trust Co. as the third largest bank in asset terms. As per central bank data as of September last year, BPI’s assets would grow to P2.19 trillion once the merger is finalized, up from P1.88 trillion end-September. BPI Family, as it is, is the country’s largest thrift bank with P305.58 billion in assets in end-September, central bank data showed. The Ayala-led lender would also boost its deposits to P1.67 trillion with BPI Family deposits, up from P1.42 trillion from as of September last year. It would place behind BDO Unibank Inc.’s P2.52 trillion and Land Bank of the Philippines’ P1.98 trillion. At the same time, BPI would also be swallowing its thrift arm’s outstanding loans that would grow to P1.39 trillion, next only to BDO Unibank’s. Capitalization, based on end-September figures, would rise to P313.57 billion. Once the merger is completed, the bank said all its 8.5 million customers will be under one roof. In terms of management, 3,000 BPI Family employees would likewise be absorbed. BPI made the announcement a few hours after the stock market closed. On Wednesday, shares in BPI fell 1.54% to close at P83.20 each, tracking a downturn in the main index. “This merger has the best interests of our customers and employees in mind,” Cezar Consing, BPI’s president and chief executive, said. “Similarly, as One BPI, our employees will have the ability to work across a larger, more varied bank, while having continuity of tenure and job level,” he added.
  5. Internet trolls hate UP. Why? Is it just because they need a target of their hates? Is it social polarity? Did they not pass the UPCAT? Do these trolls even pay taxes which they claim are used to pay for tuitions? UP has produced a lot of good citizens that are the backbone of this country. The latest issue is the UP-DND Accord. Where are the big names who are products of UP? Cayetano? Pangilinan? Villar? Aquino? Gordon? Bondoc? (list cut short for brevity) What can they do about this? Help?
  6. “Are you entertained?!” Raises both arms to the side.
  7. Guess where this line is from... “the gods have given us gifts. It’s up to us to use them” and from the same movie... “he is not my king” lines delivered by different characters.
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