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[Title] => Karambola ng 3 sasakyan: 2 dedo, 4 grabe
[Summary] => GAPAN CITY, Nueva Ecija – Dalawa-katao ang kumpirmadong nasawi, samantala, apat naman ang malubhang nasugatan makaraang magkarambola ang tatlong sasakyan sa kahabaan ng Maharlika Highway na sakop ng Barangay Pambuan ng lungsod na ito kamakalawa ng gabi.
Idineklarang patay sa Gapan District Hospital sina Noel Maranan, 31, residente ng Barangay Mangino at si Federico Lim, 33 ng Block 1 Lot 2 Roseville Subdivision, Caloocan City.
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[Title] => PSE board asked to explain choice of winning vendor
[Summary] => The broker-directors at the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) have asked the board to explain the choice of Millennium Information Technologies (MIT) Inc. as the winning vendor for the planned purchase of at least P35 million worth of computer system by the PSE, citing negative reports that it failed to implement a similar system in Brunei.
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[Title] => New rules require firm directors to shape up
[Summary] => Directors of listed corporations including those of the Philippine Stock Exchange who are often absent in board meeting had better shape up, especially if they still have plans of running in the next board elections.
The Securities and Exchange Commission, in response to a query by PSE corporate secretary Francisco Villaroman, ruled that a provision in the Corporate Governance rules for the temporary disqualification of a director due to absences from board meetings is now effective and enforceable.
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[Title] => Coyiuto group questions PSE’s new computer system
[Summary] => The group of broker-directors led by Robert Coyiuto Jr. has asked the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) board to bring up the matter of the acquisition of a computer system for the bourse’s backroom operations to the PSE stockholders, citing the need for transparency in their dealings.
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[Title] => SEC to PSE: Justify plan to acquire full ownership of SCCP
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission has asked the Philippine Stock Exchange to justify its plan to acquire full ownership of the Securities Clearing Corp. of the Philippines as this is contrary to an earlier directive of the commission requiring the Exchange to divest its shareholdings in the SCCP.
SEC Chairperson Lilia R. Bautista said the PSE must secure the approval of the commission of its plan to increase its stake in SCCP. "They have to justify that there is no point in our basis for them to divest their shareholdings in SCCP," she said.
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[Title] => Coyiuto camp finally attends PSE meeting
[Summary] => The breakaway group of brokers led by Robert Coyiuto Jr. has decided to finally attend the regular meeting of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) board of directors yesterday, nearly three months after the contested elections took place.
This as the Pasig Regional Trial Court dismissed last week for lack of merit the case filed by former PSE president Ramon Garcia seeking the nullification of the elections of the eight non-brokers in the PSE board.
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[Title] => Coyiuto seeks deferment of PSE meet to elect Camacho replacement
[Summary] => The Robert Coyiuto Jr.-led group of brokers sitting at the board of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) has asked for the deferment of the special meeting scheduled today for the election of a non-broker director to replace Mario Camacho.
In a letter to the PSE, Coyiuto and his allies – Eddie Gobing, Federico Lim, Harry Liu and Edwin Luy – said the request has become necessary "in deference to the untimely death of our colleague."
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[Title] => Coyiuto-Yuchengco feud seen to heat up anew as PSE election nears
[Summary] => The perennial conflict between veteran stockbrokers Robert Cuyiuto Jr. and Vivien Yuchengco is expected to fire up anew as the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) prepares for its bi-annual elections on March 9, 2002.
The Cuyiuto group unrolled its campaign platform yesterday, calling for the immediate and full demutualization of the PSE.
In the Cuyiuto line-up are other veteran brokers Ramon C. Garcia Jr., Eddie Gobing, Federico Lim, former PSE chairman Harry Liu and Edwin Luy.
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[Title] => PSE official inhibits self from BWRC probe
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The chairman of the business conduct & ethics committee (BCEC) of the
Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) has inhibited himself from the committee that
will determine and possibly recommend sanctions on property and gaming firm BW
Resources Corp. (BWRC), currently being probed by the Senate committee on banks
and financial institutions for possible stock trading violations, including
insider trading and stock manipulation.
Citing possible conflict of interest, PSE president and chief executive officer
Jose Luis Yulo Jr.
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Idineklarang patay sa Gapan District Hospital sina Noel Maranan, 31, residente ng Barangay Mangino at si Federico Lim, 33 ng Block 1 Lot 2 Roseville Subdivision, Caloocan City.
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[Summary] => The broker-directors at the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) have asked the board to explain the choice of Millennium Information Technologies (MIT) Inc. as the winning vendor for the planned purchase of at least P35 million worth of computer system by the PSE, citing negative reports that it failed to implement a similar system in Brunei.
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[Summary] => Directors of listed corporations including those of the Philippine Stock Exchange who are often absent in board meeting had better shape up, especially if they still have plans of running in the next board elections.
The Securities and Exchange Commission, in response to a query by PSE corporate secretary Francisco Villaroman, ruled that a provision in the Corporate Governance rules for the temporary disqualification of a director due to absences from board meetings is now effective and enforceable.
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[Title] => Coyiuto group questions PSE’s new computer system
[Summary] => The group of broker-directors led by Robert Coyiuto Jr. has asked the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) board to bring up the matter of the acquisition of a computer system for the bourse’s backroom operations to the PSE stockholders, citing the need for transparency in their dealings.
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[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission has asked the Philippine Stock Exchange to justify its plan to acquire full ownership of the Securities Clearing Corp. of the Philippines as this is contrary to an earlier directive of the commission requiring the Exchange to divest its shareholdings in the SCCP.
SEC Chairperson Lilia R. Bautista said the PSE must secure the approval of the commission of its plan to increase its stake in SCCP. "They have to justify that there is no point in our basis for them to divest their shareholdings in SCCP," she said.
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[Summary] => The breakaway group of brokers led by Robert Coyiuto Jr. has decided to finally attend the regular meeting of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) board of directors yesterday, nearly three months after the contested elections took place.
This as the Pasig Regional Trial Court dismissed last week for lack of merit the case filed by former PSE president Ramon Garcia seeking the nullification of the elections of the eight non-brokers in the PSE board.
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[Title] => Coyiuto seeks deferment of PSE meet to elect Camacho replacement
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In a letter to the PSE, Coyiuto and his allies – Eddie Gobing, Federico Lim, Harry Liu and Edwin Luy – said the request has become necessary "in deference to the untimely death of our colleague."
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[Title] => Coyiuto-Yuchengco feud seen to heat up anew as PSE election nears
[Summary] => The perennial conflict between veteran stockbrokers Robert Cuyiuto Jr. and Vivien Yuchengco is expected to fire up anew as the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) prepares for its bi-annual elections on March 9, 2002.
The Cuyiuto group unrolled its campaign platform yesterday, calling for the immediate and full demutualization of the PSE.
In the Cuyiuto line-up are other veteran brokers Ramon C. Garcia Jr., Eddie Gobing, Federico Lim, former PSE chairman Harry Liu and Edwin Luy.
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The chairman of the business conduct & ethics committee (BCEC) of the
Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) has inhibited himself from the committee that
will determine and possibly recommend sanctions on property and gaming firm BW
Resources Corp. (BWRC), currently being probed by the Senate committee on banks
and financial institutions for possible stock trading violations, including
insider trading and stock manipulation.
Citing possible conflict of interest, PSE president and chief executive officer
Jose Luis Yulo Jr.
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