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[Title] => It’s not yet over
[Summary] => The lawyers as well as the management of Cyberbay Corp. are not calling it quits yet. After all more than P9 billion in investments is not a joke.
According to a top Cyberbay official, they have yet to receive an official copy of the Supreme Court ruling which nullified the contract between Cyberbay (formerly Amari Coastal Development Corp.) and the Public Estates Authority (PEA) to develop a 750-hectare Manila Bay reclamation project. Once they get a copy, the first thing they’ll will try to find out is whether or not the SC’s decision is final.
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[Summary] => Cyber Bay shareholders’ spokesperson Carol Sy welcomed yesterday the pronouncement of President Arroyo to go after those government officials who had something to do with the controversial PEA-Amari land deal. Sy however said that there should be no exclusion.
Sy said that then Chief Presidential Legal Counsel Antonio Carpio should have known at that time that the deal was flawed.
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[Summary] => Carol Sy, spokesperson of Cyber Bay shareholders expressed fears that the ongoing Supreme Court deliberations on the 750-hectare Manila Bay reclamation project developed by Cyber Bay Corp. known formerly as Amari Coastal Bay Development Corp. may lead to the collapse of the financial market stemming from the shutdown of at least 10 other major reclamation projects in the country.
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