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A BROWN Co. Inc. (A Brown) said Monday that its board of directors had greenlit the offering of up to 15 million non-voting preferred shares to public buyers.

CITYLAND Development Corp. said on Friday the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved its registration of P1.1 billion worth of short-term commercial papers to be issued at face value and traded over the counter.

LISTED sugar milling firm Central Azucarera de Tarlac said Wednesday that its board of directors had greenlit the proposed sale by a subsidiary of a 200-hectare property to Aboitiz-led Lima Land Inc.

RENEWABLE energy firm Alternergy Holdings Corp. on Friday said its board of directors had approved a quasi-reorganization to wipe out the companys midyear deficit as well as the reallocation of funds for its green energy projects.

Three children were killed when a car ran over them during the Eid celebrations in Pakistan-occupied Kashmirs Gilgit Baltistan said, reported Dawn citing a rescue official.

The resentment and frustration against the Pakistan government have today escalated to an uncontrollable uprising and law-and-order situation as thousands of people are on the streets in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) Gilgit-Baltistan region, a report in Islamkhabar.com reported.

Sardar Tanveer Ilyas, Prime Minister of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, has been disqualified from being a member of the legislative assembly by the regions High Court for contempt, a move that can be seen as a major setback to the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), Geo News reported.

People in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (Pok), Gilgit-Baltistan protested in two districts over the shortage of electricity and wheat, Dawn reported.

City Council ok’s ordinance on mandatory registration of agri, fishery machinery

Protests in Gilgit-Baltistan continued for the eighth consecutive day at Skardu city against Pakistan over illegal land occupation surge in electricity prices and unfair taxes in the region by the authorities.