MANILA, Philippines (AP) - Philippine shares ended lower Monday, extending their correction after a recent rally, with investors selling San Miguel on an anti-graft court ruling that could have an impact over control of the company.
Blue-chip Philippine Long Distance Telephone also succumbed to profit-taking after its American depositary receipts retreated in New York Friday.
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