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                    [Title] => Viber eyes banking, e-commerce services in Philippines in 3 years
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                    [AuthorName] => Franco Luna
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                    [Title] => Sendai teams give fans hope in quake-weary Japan
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Viber eyes banking, e-commerce services in Philippines in 3 years

By Franco Luna | July 24, 2020 - 12:50pm

“A few years from now, people in the Philippines will be able to send money to each other on Viber or browse a catalog...

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Sendai teams give fans hope in quake-weary Japan

May 7, 2011 - 3:50pm

Weeks ago, it was almost inconceivable that Vegalta Sendai would be playing in the J-League in the wake of a devastating earthquake and tsunami, let alone leading Japan's domestic football competition.