JOEY SYJUCO

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                    [Title] => A Shang Grand party
                    [Summary] => Elegance was the byword in a recent evening cocktail party of The Shang Grand Tower, the latest residential skyscraper project of the world-renowned Kuok Group. Turning out in full force was the super efficient Shang Grand Tower staff, led by dashing gentleman and super businessman Tom Zita Jr., vice chairman of the Kuok Group. Tom was assisted by Chief Finance Officer Vince Formoso,  Sales Director Susan Yu and  Group Comptroller Kinsun Ng.


                    [DatePublished] => 2004-08-16 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Johnny Litton
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                    [Title] => The art of simplying a complicated issue
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I caught a portion of the television interview of Petron chairman/CEO Jose A.
Syjuco a few days ago, and I was surprised by the clarity and apparent logic of
his presentation, on various issues affecting the oil industry.
                    [DatePublished] => 2000-02-14 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Art Borjal
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                    [Title] => Joey, Martin & Zsa Zsa
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"Fear no more. Petron is here." This could very well be part of a limerick to
express Petron Corporation's assurance that motorists need not spend more to
cope with the forthcoming phaseout of leaded gas, in favor of unleaded gas. For
right now, many motorists, especially the owners of old cars, are dreading the
day -- April 1, 2000 -- when all gasoline stations in Metro Manila will no
longer sell leaded gas.
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A Shang Grand party

By Johnny Litton | August 16, 2004 - 12:00am

Elegance was the byword in a recent evening cocktail party of The Shang Grand Tower, the latest residential skyscraper project of the world-renowned Kuok Group. Turning out in full force was the super efficient Shang...

Allure

The art of simplying a complicated issue

By Art Borjal | February 14, 2000 - 12:00am

I caught a portion of the television interview of Petron chairman/CEO Jose A. Syjuco a few days ago, and I was surprised by the clarity and apparent logic of his presentation, on various issues affecting the...

Opinion

Joey, Martin & Zsa Zsa

By Art Borjal | February 13, 2000 - 12:00am

"Fear no more. Petron is here." This could very well be part of a limerick to express Petron Corporation's assurance that motorists need not spend more to cope with the forthcoming phaseout of leaded gas, in...

Opinion