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DELAND — Dementia wiped out Robert Gailey’s memory and took his life on Easter Sunday. There were, though, moments of clarity in the 82-year-old’s final days. They surfaced during visits from K-9 police officers from agencies across the area. People came from all over to honor Gailey and say farewell before he died. Gailey, known to many as "Big Bob," was a longtime force in police dog training, police dog handler training, and a pioneer in Central Florida's dog community. Among the visitors were J.R. Johnson, a retired Volusia County Sheriff’s Office K-9 Deputy, and Deputy Michael W...

RCBC assures stakeholders of investment protection Lawrence Agcaoili © STAR/File RCBC assures stakeholders of investment protection MANILA, Philippines — Yuchengco-led Rizal Commercial Banking Corp. (RCBC) continues to adhere to global best practices to protect the wealth and investments of its stakeholders. Robert Ramos, head of the trust and investment group at RCBC, said the bank has fully complied with the Global Investment Performance Standards (GIPS) of the Chartered Financial Analyst Institute (CFA Institute). “Compliance to these standards underscores our commit...

Virus curbs: A file picture showing a woman receiving a vaccine against Covid-19 in Manila. A spike in virus cases since mid-March spurred the Philippine government to reimpose lockdowns. — AFP MANILA: A rout that’s made the Philippine benchmark equity gauge the worst performer in the Asia-Pacific region risks worsening in the wake of fresh virus curbs. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index has tumbled 7.7% so far in 2021. While a two-day bounce has lifted the gauge above a critical 200-day support line, surging Covid-19 infections and fears of a lengthy lockdown in Manila have prompted i...

Published April 8, 2021, 6:00 AM A rout that’s made the Philippine benchmark equity gauge the worst performer in the Asia Pacific region risks worsening in the wake of fresh virus curbs. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index has tumbled 7.7% so far in 2021. While a two-day bounce has lifted the gauge above a critical 200-day support line, surging COVID-19 infections and fears of a lengthy lockdown in Manila have prompted investors such as Gerard Abad to hoard cash as they brace for further turbulence.  “There is more downside risk at this point in time,” said Abad, chief investment offic...

Food maker Monde Nissin Corp is aiming to list its shares in the first half of this year, in the Philippines' first billion dollar IPO, sources said, as the company hopes to attract investors to its expanding overseas meat alternative business.