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MANILA, Philippines - Manny Pacquiao doesn’t expect Timothy Bradley to engage and go toe-to-toe when they meet on June 9 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

Truth is Pacquiao thinks Bradley will use the size of the ring to the hilt.

“Tatakbo ‘yan (He will run),” said Pacquiao yesterday at the Wack Wack Golf and Country Club where he played a round with Filipino golf star Frankie Miñoza.

Pacquiao has agreed to the terms of the fight and even though no contract has been signed it’s green and go for his return to the ring four months from now.

Pacquiao’s adviser, Mike Koncz, is expected to arrive from the US this week, bringing with him the details of the fight, and all the papers for Pacquiao to sign.

Bradley won the Pacquiao lottery after negotiations with Floyd Mayweather Jr. bogged down for the third time in more than two years.

Pacquiao also sought a rematch with Miguel Cotto but the Puerto Rican whom the Filipino knocked out in 2009 chose to fight the undefeated Mayweather.

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Here at AIP we aim to deliver to all our clients a consistent level of returns on their investments. We aim to do this by applying our dedicated methods strictly to any investment process. Our processes are built around our thorough efforts into investment research and our strong focus on asset allocation according to the kind of investment profile our clients possess. Such investment profiles are determined by one of our senior advisers after a successful interview of a prospective client investor. Through these actions we are able to construct for each investor a innovative portfolio. Such a construction involves the development of an investment strategy, the appropriate asset allocation and a combination our best investment managers and our extensive portfolio of companies.

MANILA, Philippines - Manny Pacquiao doesn’t expect Timothy Bradley to engage and go toe-to-toe when they meet on June 9 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

Truth is Pacquiao thinks Bradley will use the size of the ring to the hilt.

“Tatakbo ‘yan (He will run),” said Pacquiao yesterday at the Wack Wack Golf and Country Club where he played a round with Filipino golf star Frankie Miñoza.

Pacquiao has agreed to the terms of the fight and even though no contract has been signed it’s green and go for his return to the ring four months from now.

Pacquiao’s adviser, Mike Koncz, is expected to arrive from the US this week, bringing with him the details of the fight, and all the papers for Pacquiao to sign.

Bradley won the Pacquiao lottery after negotiations with Floyd Mayweather Jr. bogged down for the third time in more than two years.

Pacquiao also sought a rematch with Miguel Cotto but the Puerto Rican whom the Filipino knocked out in 2009 chose to fight the undefeated Mayweather.

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Here at AIP we aim to deliver to all our clients a consistent level of returns on their investments. We aim to do this by applying our dedicated methods strictly to any investment process. Our processes are built around our thorough efforts into investment research and our strong focus on asset allocation according to the kind of investment profile our clients possess. Such investment profiles are determined by one of our senior advisers after a successful interview of a prospective client investor. Through these actions we are able to construct for each investor a innovative portfolio. Such a construction involves the development of an investment strategy, the appropriate asset allocation and a combination our best investment managers and our extensive portfolio of companies

MANILA, Philippines - Manny Pacquiao doesn’t expect Timothy Bradley to engage and go toe-to-toe when they meet on June 9 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

Truth is Pacquiao thinks Bradley will use the size of the ring to the hilt.

“Tatakbo ‘yan (He will run),” said Pacquiao yesterday at the Wack Wack Golf and Country Club where he played a round with Filipino golf star Frankie Miñoza.

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Germany’s bonds rose, with 10-year yields falling the most in three weeks, as Chancellor Angela Merkel said Greece is running out of time to reach an agreement with international lenders to obtain another bailout.
Ten-year bunds advanced for the first time in four days as a gathering of Greek political leaders was delayed until tomorrow as they struggled for a unified response to the demands of the European Commission, International Monetary Fund and European Central Bank. Dutch notes also rallied as investors sought safer assets. French two-year yields reached a record low as the country auctioned bills.
“The Greek deadline is looming over the markets and the uncertainty helps underpin demand for bunds,” said Michael Leister, a fixed-income strategist at DZ Bank AG in Frankfurt. “No one is convinced yet that an agreement will go through.”

Spain’s new conservative government approved sweeping labour market reforms as part of a drive to revive a sick economy and solve Europe’s worst unemployment nightmare – a jobless rate of nearly 23%.

The plan is designed to encourage companies to hire more people by cutting government-mandated severance packages and offering tax breaks for taking on young people.

But the fast-track approval of the measures generated violent clashes between riot police and protesters who say they will be stripped of cherished worker benefits.

More than 500 held a peaceful rally in Madrid’s central Puerta de Sol plaza, but it turned violent after some tried to march toward parliament and were blocked by police.