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[Title] => Contract inked for transfer of PSE HQ to Global City
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange and Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. signed yesterday the relocation contract that would transfer the former’s headquarters and trading floor to a donated land at the heart of the Bonifacio Global City in seven years time.
Based on the agreement, FBDC – through a wholly-owned subsidiary – will own a 2,183- square meter parcel of land where the building for the new PSE premises will be put up. The shares of the subsidiary corporation would, in turn, be donated to the PSE in seven equal installments over the seven-year period.
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[Title] => PSE wants transfer to Global City accelerated
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) wants its transfer to the Bonifacio Global City accelerated from the seven-year clause stipulated in an agreement with the Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC).
PSE president Ernest Leung told reporters said both parties are working a deal to enable the bourse to relocate at an earlier period in exchange for advancing to FBDC a loan that would correspond to the latter’s donor’s tax.
"The donor’s tax can be advanced in the form of a loan to the owner with interest to be charged only upon turn-over," he said.
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[Title] => Terms for relocation of PSE bldg finalized
[Summary] => With the aborted plan of the Gokongwei group to take over a majority stake in Bonifacio Land Corp. (BLC), the respective boards of the Philippine Stock Exchange and Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC) are now finalizing the terms of the relocation agreement that would provide a new building for the bourse within seven years.
PSE president Ernest Leung said they are now working on the final draft of the terms and conditions of the agreement which is expected to be taken up by the two boards by next week.
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[Title] => Garcia asks FBDC to honor its basic agreement with
[Summary] => Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) president Ramon T. Garcia is urging Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC) chairman Manuel V. Pangilinan to "look back, review and reassess the meaningful and significant details of the agreement."
"Honor, principle and ethics in business are the foundations in building a strong, vibrant and dynamic economy and society. We hope this is not totally lost on Mr. Pangilinan," Garcia said.
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[Title] => PSE asks Metro Pacific to review proposal
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) has asked Metro Pacific Corp. (MPC) to reconsider its decision to discontinue with the building of the bourse’s new headquarters by 2004.
PSE president Ramon T. Garcia said the Exchange’s Building Committee has come up with a counter letter to MPC’s plan junking its original offer of donating both land and building to PSE once it moves in at the Bonifacio Global City three years from now.
"The Building Committee looked it up, and proposed to submit back the original offer," Garcia said.
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[Title] => PSE asks Metro Pacific to review proposal
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) has asked Metro Pacific Corp. (MPC) to reconsider its decision to discontinue with the building of the bourse’s new headquarters by 2004.
PSE president Ramon T. Garcia said the Exchange’s Building Committee has come up with a counter letter to MPC’s plan junking its original offer of donating both land and building to PSE once it moves in at the Bonifacio Global City three years from now.
"The Building Committee looked it up, and proposed to submit back the original offer," Garcia said.
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[Title] => Farmers, businessmen share adobo vs Estrada
[Summary] => Thousands of workers, farmers and business people gathered yesterday in Makati City to share food and call for the resignation of President Estrada over corruption allegations.
The rallyists were on their way to Chino Roces (Mendiola) Bridge in Manila, which is across Malacañang, and had stopped over at the Ayala Towers near the statue of Ninoy Aquino for the "people power lunch" of chicken adobo and rice at the invitation of the Makati Business Club.
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AYALA TOWERS
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[Title] => Contract inked for transfer of PSE HQ to Global City
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange and Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. signed yesterday the relocation contract that would transfer the former’s headquarters and trading floor to a donated land at the heart of the Bonifacio Global City in seven years time.
Based on the agreement, FBDC – through a wholly-owned subsidiary – will own a 2,183- square meter parcel of land where the building for the new PSE premises will be put up. The shares of the subsidiary corporation would, in turn, be donated to the PSE in seven equal installments over the seven-year period.
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[Title] => PSE wants transfer to Global City accelerated
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) wants its transfer to the Bonifacio Global City accelerated from the seven-year clause stipulated in an agreement with the Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC).
PSE president Ernest Leung told reporters said both parties are working a deal to enable the bourse to relocate at an earlier period in exchange for advancing to FBDC a loan that would correspond to the latter’s donor’s tax.
"The donor’s tax can be advanced in the form of a loan to the owner with interest to be charged only upon turn-over," he said.
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[Title] => Terms for relocation of PSE bldg finalized
[Summary] => With the aborted plan of the Gokongwei group to take over a majority stake in Bonifacio Land Corp. (BLC), the respective boards of the Philippine Stock Exchange and Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC) are now finalizing the terms of the relocation agreement that would provide a new building for the bourse within seven years.
PSE president Ernest Leung said they are now working on the final draft of the terms and conditions of the agreement which is expected to be taken up by the two boards by next week.
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[Title] => Garcia asks FBDC to honor its basic agreement with
[Summary] => Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) president Ramon T. Garcia is urging Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC) chairman Manuel V. Pangilinan to "look back, review and reassess the meaningful and significant details of the agreement."
"Honor, principle and ethics in business are the foundations in building a strong, vibrant and dynamic economy and society. We hope this is not totally lost on Mr. Pangilinan," Garcia said.
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[Title] => PSE asks Metro Pacific to review proposal
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) has asked Metro Pacific Corp. (MPC) to reconsider its decision to discontinue with the building of the bourse’s new headquarters by 2004.
PSE president Ramon T. Garcia said the Exchange’s Building Committee has come up with a counter letter to MPC’s plan junking its original offer of donating both land and building to PSE once it moves in at the Bonifacio Global City three years from now.
"The Building Committee looked it up, and proposed to submit back the original offer," Garcia said.
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[Title] => PSE asks Metro Pacific to review proposal
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) has asked Metro Pacific Corp. (MPC) to reconsider its decision to discontinue with the building of the bourse’s new headquarters by 2004.
PSE president Ramon T. Garcia said the Exchange’s Building Committee has come up with a counter letter to MPC’s plan junking its original offer of donating both land and building to PSE once it moves in at the Bonifacio Global City three years from now.
"The Building Committee looked it up, and proposed to submit back the original offer," Garcia said.
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[Title] => Farmers, businessmen share adobo vs Estrada
[Summary] => Thousands of workers, farmers and business people gathered yesterday in Makati City to share food and call for the resignation of President Estrada over corruption allegations.
The rallyists were on their way to Chino Roces (Mendiola) Bridge in Manila, which is across Malacañang, and had stopped over at the Ayala Towers near the statue of Ninoy Aquino for the "people power lunch" of chicken adobo and rice at the invitation of the Makati Business Club.
[DatePublished] => 2000-11-30 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
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[AuthorName] => Marvin Sy
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