+ Follow DAVID JOSEPH MORIN Tag
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[Title] => Goodyear urged to pay lease based on current market rates
[Summary] => The National Development Co. (NDC) wants Goodyear Philippines to pay a lease based on market rates for the 18-hectare government-owned property it is occupying, Trade and Industry Secretary Peter B. Favila said yesterday.
Favila who is also the chairman of NDC, said that the NDC has asked Goodyear to formally give its position about the new lease agreement instead of relaying its position through the media.
[DatePublished] => 2006-01-18 00:00:00
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[Title] => Goodyear says it has no plans to leave RP
[Summary] => Goodyear Tire Management Co. (Shanghai) Ltd. Asia-Pacific region president Pierre E. Cohade yesterday assured that Goodyear has no plans to leave the Philippines even as the American tire firm continues to negotiate with the National Development Co. (NDC) for the extension of Goodyear’s lease on its Las Piñas manufacturing site.
Cohade, who is in the country to celebrate Goodyear’s 50th year in the Philippines, expressed optimism that ongoing negotiations for the renewal of the lease on the 18-hectare Las Piñas property would reach a positive conclusion.
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DAVID JOSEPH MORIN
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[Title] => Goodyear urged to pay lease based on current market rates
[Summary] => The National Development Co. (NDC) wants Goodyear Philippines to pay a lease based on market rates for the 18-hectare government-owned property it is occupying, Trade and Industry Secretary Peter B. Favila said yesterday.
Favila who is also the chairman of NDC, said that the NDC has asked Goodyear to formally give its position about the new lease agreement instead of relaying its position through the media.
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[Title] => Goodyear says it has no plans to leave RP
[Summary] => Goodyear Tire Management Co. (Shanghai) Ltd. Asia-Pacific region president Pierre E. Cohade yesterday assured that Goodyear has no plans to leave the Philippines even as the American tire firm continues to negotiate with the National Development Co. (NDC) for the extension of Goodyear’s lease on its Las Piñas manufacturing site.
Cohade, who is in the country to celebrate Goodyear’s 50th year in the Philippines, expressed optimism that ongoing negotiations for the renewal of the lease on the 18-hectare Las Piñas property would reach a positive conclusion.
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