+ Follow Cyber Bay Tag
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[Title] => Pangdaigdigang Paliparan ng Pilipinas
[Summary] => After suffering and putting up with one of the world’s worst airports for years, many Netizens were beside themselves with excitement over the two-point proposal of PAL president and San Miguel CEO Ramon Ang to build a second runway at NAIA and a new world-class airport at the Cyber Bay area of Manila Bay.
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[Title] => Index hits 1-year high on strong buying
[Summary] => Strong buying momentum carried the benchmark stock index to its best closing in nearly a year, traders said yesterday.
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[Title] => Cyber Bay pushes debt-to-equity scheme
[Summary] => Cyber Bay Corp., a firm controlled by San Miguel president Ramon S. Ang, is seeking the Philippine Stock Exchange’s approval to update its stock structure.
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[Title] => Cyber Bay to pursue P11-B reclamation claims
[Summary] => Cyber Bay Corp., a firm controlled by businessman Ramon S. Ang, is pursuing the collection of P11 billion in claims from the Philippine Reclamation Authority (PRA).
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[Title] => PSE suspends trading in 7 listed issues for reportorial violations
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) suspended yesterday trading of shares in seven listed companies for their continued non-compliance with the bourse’s reportorial requirements and non-payment of fines.
In a notice to member-brokers, the PSE said the suspension will remain in effect until the erring parties have submitted the required annual reports and settled the assessed fines.
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[Title] => SC junks CyberBay appeal on PEA-Amari land reclamation proj
[Summary] => For the third time, the Supreme Court denied Cyber Bay Corp.’s appeal to reverse a May 2003 order nullifying the company’s purchase from the government of 367.5 hectares of reclaimed and land in the Manila Bay area.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, Cyber Bay said its management is now studying all options to protect the company’s rights, including claims for reimbursement from the Public Estates Authority (PEA).
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[Title] => Prime Orion to re-appeal SC final ruling
[Summary] => Prime Orion Philippines Inc. (POPI) said it will re-appeal the final ruling of the Supreme Court nullifying the joint venture agreement between the Public Estates Authority (PEA) and the Amari Coastal Bay Development Corp. to develop 153 hectares of land reclaimed from Manila Bay.
The SC declared as null and void the amended joint venture agreement (AJVA) of PEA and Amari, now known as Central Bay Development Corp., for alleged violation of the constitutional provision prohibiting private corporations to own land of public domain without going through a public bidding.
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[Title] => SC asked to reconsider ruling on PEA-Amari deal
[Summary] => Prime Orion Philippines Inc. (POPI), a shareholder of publicly-listed Cyber Bay Corp., has asked the Supreme Court to reconsider its final ruling nullifying the joint venture agreement between the Public Estates Authority (PEA) and the Amari Coastal Bay Development Corp. to develop 153 hectares of land reclaimed from Manila Bay.
Cyber Bay is the parent company of Amari Coastal Bay Development Corp. (now known as Central Bay Reclamation and Development Corp.).
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[Title] => Cyber Bay appeals case
[Summary] => Central Bay Reclamation and Development Corp. (Cyber Bay or formerly Amari Coastal Bay Development Corp.) has appealed the recent Supreme Court decision which nullified the real estate company’s contract with the Philippine Estate Authority (PEA) to reclaim some 750 hectares of land from the shores of Manila Bay.
The high court earlier nullified the amended joint venture contract between PEA and Amari citing, among others, that reclaimed lands are public domain and could not be sold to private enterprises.
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[Title] => Dissenting opinions on Amari case lauded
[Summary] => Italian-Thai Development Co. Ltd (Ital-Thai) lawyer Francis Lim said yesterday that the recent Sup-reme Court decision that scrapped the land deal between Ital-Thai partner, Cyber Bay (formerly Amari) and the Philippine Estates Authority "lays a bad precedent for foreign investors."
Expressing fears that the Philip-pines may lose out to other coun-tries fiercely competing for foreign investments, Lim, however, said that the dissenting opinions of the five other justices appear to be "a ray of hope to thousands of Cyber Bay investors, big or small."
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Cyber Bay
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[Title] => Index hits 1-year high on strong buying
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[Title] => Cyber Bay pushes debt-to-equity scheme
[Summary] => Cyber Bay Corp., a firm controlled by San Miguel president Ramon S. Ang, is seeking the Philippine Stock Exchange’s approval to update its stock structure.
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[Title] => Cyber Bay to pursue P11-B reclamation claims
[Summary] => Cyber Bay Corp., a firm controlled by businessman Ramon S. Ang, is pursuing the collection of P11 billion in claims from the Philippine Reclamation Authority (PRA).
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[Title] => PSE suspends trading in 7 listed issues for reportorial violations
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) suspended yesterday trading of shares in seven listed companies for their continued non-compliance with the bourse’s reportorial requirements and non-payment of fines.
In a notice to member-brokers, the PSE said the suspension will remain in effect until the erring parties have submitted the required annual reports and settled the assessed fines.
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[Title] => SC junks CyberBay appeal on PEA-Amari land reclamation proj
[Summary] => For the third time, the Supreme Court denied Cyber Bay Corp.’s appeal to reverse a May 2003 order nullifying the company’s purchase from the government of 367.5 hectares of reclaimed and land in the Manila Bay area.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, Cyber Bay said its management is now studying all options to protect the company’s rights, including claims for reimbursement from the Public Estates Authority (PEA).
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[Title] => Prime Orion to re-appeal SC final ruling
[Summary] => Prime Orion Philippines Inc. (POPI) said it will re-appeal the final ruling of the Supreme Court nullifying the joint venture agreement between the Public Estates Authority (PEA) and the Amari Coastal Bay Development Corp. to develop 153 hectares of land reclaimed from Manila Bay.
The SC declared as null and void the amended joint venture agreement (AJVA) of PEA and Amari, now known as Central Bay Development Corp., for alleged violation of the constitutional provision prohibiting private corporations to own land of public domain without going through a public bidding.
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[Title] => SC asked to reconsider ruling on PEA-Amari deal
[Summary] => Prime Orion Philippines Inc. (POPI), a shareholder of publicly-listed Cyber Bay Corp., has asked the Supreme Court to reconsider its final ruling nullifying the joint venture agreement between the Public Estates Authority (PEA) and the Amari Coastal Bay Development Corp. to develop 153 hectares of land reclaimed from Manila Bay.
Cyber Bay is the parent company of Amari Coastal Bay Development Corp. (now known as Central Bay Reclamation and Development Corp.).
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[Title] => Cyber Bay appeals case
[Summary] => Central Bay Reclamation and Development Corp. (Cyber Bay or formerly Amari Coastal Bay Development Corp.) has appealed the recent Supreme Court decision which nullified the real estate company’s contract with the Philippine Estate Authority (PEA) to reclaim some 750 hectares of land from the shores of Manila Bay.
The high court earlier nullified the amended joint venture contract between PEA and Amari citing, among others, that reclaimed lands are public domain and could not be sold to private enterprises.
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[Title] => Dissenting opinions on Amari case lauded
[Summary] => Italian-Thai Development Co. Ltd (Ital-Thai) lawyer Francis Lim said yesterday that the recent Sup-reme Court decision that scrapped the land deal between Ital-Thai partner, Cyber Bay (formerly Amari) and the Philippine Estates Authority "lays a bad precedent for foreign investors."
Expressing fears that the Philip-pines may lose out to other coun-tries fiercely competing for foreign investments, Lim, however, said that the dissenting opinions of the five other justices appear to be "a ray of hope to thousands of Cyber Bay investors, big or small."
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