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                    [Title] => Cyber Bay shareholders hail GMA probe order
                    [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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                    [Title] => Cancelled Amari deal spells market doom
                    [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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                    [Title] => SC urged to act swiftly on Amari case
                    [Summary] => Cyber Bay shareholders led by former stockbroker Rolando S. Atienza and the Italian-Thai Development (BVI) Co. Ltd. together with Centasia Group Ltd. in separate motions recently urged the Supreme Court to swiftly reverse its ruling that nullified the 750-hectare Amari Manila Bay reclamation project.


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                    [Title] => Cyber Bay asks SC to set date for pending appeal
                    [Summary] => Publicly-listed property developer Cyber Bay Corp. has asked the Supreme Court to set its pending appeal for hearing on an oral argument due to the "complicated nature of the case and so that all issues relating thereto may be clearly and carefully explained." 


In its letter to the Philippine Stock Exchange, Cyber Bay confirmed that its foreign investors, Italian Thai Development Co. Ltd. and Centasia Group Ltd. "are one with the corporation in asking government to honor the PEA-Amari contract." 


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                    [Title] => Thai investors urge government to honor PEA-Amari contract
                    [Summary] => Two Thai investors said yesterday that all land reclamation and development in the country will be stifled if the Supreme Court does not reverse its July 9, 2002 decision declaring null and void the contract between the Public Estate Authority and the Amari Coastal Bay Development Corp., developer of the 750-hectare Manila bay reclamation project.


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                    [Title] => Thai investors seek P9-billion refund
                    [Summary] => Italian Development (BV) Co. Ltd. (Ital-Thai) and Centasia Group Ltd., two major foreign investors of the 750-hectare Manila Bay reclamation project developed by Amari Coastal Bay Development Corp. filed a motion yesterday for intervention seeking the reimbursement of expenses amounting to P9 billion.


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                    [Title] => Cyber Bay OKs debt-to-equity scheme
                    [Summary] => Publicly-listed property holding firm Cyber Bay Corp. will be replenishing its capital stock by about P647 million by way of the conversion into equity of advances made by the Central Bay Reclamation and Development Corp. Consortium (formerly Amari Coastal Bay Development Corp.).


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