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In an eight-page decision penned by Justice Rebecca de Guia, the CA’s fourth division, denied the petition of Caltex Philippines Inc. seeking to void the implementation of royalty fees on fuel deliveries inside the Clark Special Economic zone.


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In a letter to the Philippine Stock Exchange, Antonio Jose Gonzalez, chairman and CEO of MLRC’s parent firm Mondragon International Philippines Inc. (MIPI), said they have postponed the annual stockholders meeting originally scheduled yesterday, for another six months, or on Sept. 15, 2003.


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Philexcel  Industrial Park,  which is a 100-percent foreign-owned industrial estate developer located inside the Clark Special Economic zone,  is earmarking P1.169 billion for the expansion.


It has an existing and fully developed eight hectares out of the  44 hectares it had leased from the CSEZ.


Philexcel Industrial Park has a 50-year ground lease agreement with  CSEZ for the  entire 44 hectares.


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Ito ang sinabi ni Philippine Sports Commission Chairman Carlos "Butch" Tuason kahapon. "We’ll formally sit down after (next) month’s 21st SEA Games (in Malaysia).


Ayon kay Tuason, mayroon nang mga inisyal na plano sa pagiging punong abala ng bansa matapos makuha ng Philippines ang rights noong 1999.


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CA upholds legality of fees imposed by CDC

By Jose Rodel Clapano | December 14, 2005 - 12:00am

The Court of Appeals (CA) has declared as legal the royalty fees being imposed by the Clark Development Corporation (CDC) for regulating the flow of fuel at the Clark Special Economic Zone. In an eight-page decision...

Nation

Mondragon gives 6-month deadline for Mimosa talks

By Christina Mendez | March 18, 2003 - 12:00am

Mondragon Leisure and Resorts Corp. (MLRC) is giving itself a six-month period or until September this year to finalize talks with government and potential investors in the plush Mimosa Leisure Estate at the Clark...

Business

BOI approves industrial park’s expansion

By Marianne V. Go | November 23, 2001 - 12:00am

The Board of Investments (BOI) has approved Philexcel Industrial Park’s request to expand its existing industrial park by another 36 hectares. Philexcel Industrial Park, which is a 100-percent foreign-owned...

Business

2005 SEA Games sa Pilipinas?

August 15, 2001 - 12:00am

Pagkatapos na pagkatapos ng Southeast Asian Games, sisimulan na ng bansa ang pag-aaral sa pagho-host ng naturang biennial meet sa taong 2005. Ito ang sinabi ni Philippine Sports Commission Chairman Carlos "Butch"...

PSN Palaro