THE Securities and Exchange

THE Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has given City & Land Developers Inc. (CLDI) the inexperienced mild to promote P300 million well worth of commercial papers.

In an electronic mail forwarded to the media on Friday, the SEC cited the approval throughout an en banc consultation on Wednesday included a shelf registration software.

The commercial papers can be presented “for a period of 3 years,” of which P100 million might be issued initially because the first tranche, consistent with the business enterprise’s offering prospectus.

The net proceeds of P99.33 million from the first tranche will be used to fund undertaking related costs (P74.58 million) and pay maturing loans and notes (P23.55 million), in addition to interest fee (P1.2 million).

In Hong Kong, a few

In Hong Kong, a few customers have been visible close to the Apple shop inside the Causeway Bay shopping district, reselling new phones at a income.

“The demand isn’t as sturdy as it turned into with the remaining model,” a reseller who declined to offer his call advised Agence France-Presse, including however that there were humans looking to shop for the rare jet black fashions.

Candy Leung, 26, who sold a 7 Plus model, regarded unimpressed by using the new wireless earphones: “My first impact is that they will be misplaced truly effortlessly.”

The new telephones are to hit stores later Friday in markets inclusive of France, Germany, Britain and the US.

Apple has said it’s going

Apple has said it’s going to no longer provide figures for release weekend sales as it has in the beyond.

In mainland China, a key marketplace for Apple, wherein queues had been more subdued than for previous launches on the grounds that new models are only to be had on pre-order, scenes were nonetheless energetic as crowds of customers tested out the brand new handsets.

Apple faces a complicated photo in China, in which it ranked only fourth within the Asian giant’s phone market inside the first 1/2 of this 12 months, dealing with robust competition from low-price neighborhood firms.

I’d want to attempt the

I’d want to attempt the twin camera on the iPhone 7 Plus, although nowadays it turned into sold out so I were given the iPhone 7,” he informed Agence France-Presse.

The scene on the Apple Store on Tokyo’s upmarket Omotesando excessive road became festive no matter the shortages and coffee light rain, with smiling clerks greeting clients one at a time with high fives.

Robert W. Baird senior research analyst Will Power advised CNBC Thursday that it regarded the iPhone 7 might be greater popular than predicted.

“There does seem to be an detail of beneath-promising and over-turning in, at least with admire to preliminary expectations,” he stated.

Under-promising and over-delivering’

Under-promising and over-delivering’

Ahead of Friday’s launch, Apple released a announcement pronouncing the 2 sold-out fashions might “no longer be available for walk-in clients”.

“We truely admire our clients’ staying power as we work difficult to get the new iPhone into the hands of anybody who desires one as quickly as possible,” it said.

Several neighborhood cellular telephone operators in Singapore said the shortages were “due to high demand”.
In Tokyo, student Rei Yokoyama, who queued in the front of a shop for the reason that 4 am, turned into unable to get an iPhone 7 Plus.

As Asia awakened

As Asia awakened, clients in Sydney who had camped out in the rain were many of the first inside the international to get their palms on the brand new phones — though others were left bitterly disappointed.

Bishoy Behman, 17, had been sitting outdoor the Apple shop considering that Wednesday morning but said he and others within the queue found out on Thursday that some fashions have been already bought out.

“I certainly wouldn’t have covered up if I had acknowledged that,” he informed Agence France-Presse. “For them to have now not allotted some inventory is ridiculous.”

Analysts had been divided

Analysts had been divided over the purpose of the shortages, with some announcing the handset turned into greater popular than expected, while others suggested the tech titan can be deliberately limiting supply or could be experiencing deliver-facet troubles.

“The truth that all iPhone 7 Plus models are confined is a sign of the supply chain,” Ben Bajarin, an analyst at Creative Strategies, became quoted as announcing by Bloomberg News.

“Apple without a doubt controls supply tightly,” added Matthew Kanterman, an analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence.

“They’re probably keeping supply artificially low, or at least lower than demand, which will keep away from having the oversupply of previous years.”

our current middle corporations

We trust this turned into accomplished via our disciplined execution and a strong home environment,” AC President and Chief Operating Officer Fernando Zobel de Ayala said in a statement.

Property unit ALI grew its net income by way of 19 percentage to P20.9 billion in 2016 whilst banking arm BPI saw income climb 21 percent to P22.05 billion.

AC Energy’s net earnings grew 25 percent to P2.7 billion, even as AC Industrials —composed of semiconductor maker Integrated Micro-Electronics Inc. (IMI) and vehicle distributor AC Automotive —advanced net profit by using 29 percentage to P1.Eight billion.

Water subsidiary Manila Water Company Inc. Grew its earnings by means of 2 percentage to P6.1 billion, however its telecoms enterprise underneath Globe Telecom Inc. Saw income decline with the aid of 4 percentage to P15.Nine billion.

The conglomerate is now aiming to hit a internet income of P50 billion by 2020 via growth and acquisitions.
In a press briefing on Monday, AC Chief Financial Officer Jose Teodoro Limcaoco stated they may be looking at “disruptive” and “synergistic” acquisitions and partnership possibilities.

“We’re giving a variety of effort to look for those types of disruptive acquisitions…We want them to have greater synergies with our current middle corporations, disruptive and revolutionary,” Limcaoco said.

He cited 4 acquisitions Ayala has already made: a forty three-percentage stake in on-line style store Zalora Philippines, a ten percentage stake in Globe’s financial era unit MINT, a minority stake in e-pharmacy MedGrocer, and some other minority hobby in a sun strength era begin-up based totally in Silicon Valley.

With the acquisition of MedGrocer, Ayala is likewise moving in advance of the healthcare zone with its $100 million to $2 hundred million committed funding inside the next five years. It plans to open one hundred thirty Generika pharmacy outlets this yr to deliver the entire wide variety of shops to 800 via quit-2017. It is also constructing 18 FamilyDoc clinics to stop the 12 months with 25 clinics.

For 2017, Ayala has set a spending application of P185 billion, that’s 13 percentage higher than its capital expenditure final yr.

THE Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industries (PCCI) will be hosting the Philippines-China Business Talk on March 15 along the scheduled signing among China and the Philippines of a purchase agreement for agricultural products well worth $1 billion to $1.5 billion, a PCCI reputable told The Manila Times.

“The signing of the purchase settlement for agri merchandise [worth] between $1 billion and $1.5 billion turned into set on March 15,” Francis Chua, PCCI chairman emeritus, said in a textual content message on Monday.

“Trade Secretary Ramon Lopez from the Philippines has been invited to witness the signing, and businessmen from China,” Chua added.

Trade officers in advance said China is ready to signal a purchase settlement with the Philippines for $1-billion worth of agriculture products at some point of the visit of Chinese Vice Premier Wang Yang later this month.

Chua said that Vice Premier Wang couldn’t come to the signing because he’s scheduled to reach on March 18 but.

commonplace shares and oblique proprietor

Antonio Chua Poe Eng, a member of the nine-man or woman board of Jollibee Foods Corp. (JFC), multiplied on Mar. 13, 2020 his ownership of the short meals giant’s stock by using 30,000 not unusual stocks to 34,592,103 after buying them in 18 trades at special fees. He used to directly and circuitously personal 34,562,103 common shares, or 3.149 percent of 1,097,405,596 notable commonplace stocks.

On March 13, Poe Eng sold 12,260 JFC not unusual shares at P135 every, 6,240 commonplace stocks at P134 each, 240 common shares at P133.90 every, 500 commonplace shares at P133.60 each, six hundred commonplace shares at P133.Forty every, 1,300 common stocks at P133 every, 300 commonplace shares at P132.60 every, 500 commonplace shares at P132.30 every, 1,000 commonplace stocks at P132 every, 340 commonplace shares at P131.80 every, 720 commonplace stocks at P131.60 every, four hundred commonplace stocks at P131.20 every, 1,six hundred commonplace shares at P131 each, 1,000 common shares at P130.Eighty each, 1,000 commonplace shares at P130.80 each, six hundred not unusual shares at P130.20 every, 1,000 not unusual shares at P130 every, 1,three hundred not unusual shares at P125 each and 100 commonplace stocks at P124.60 each.

The day earlier than, he sold one hundred,000 JFC commonplace stocks at prices starting from P150.10 to P155.

On Mar. Thirteen, JFC commonplace stocks opened buying and selling and hit a excessive of P145, dropped to a low of P124.50 and closed the session at P140.50. On Mar. Sixteen, the shares opened trading at P133, hit a excessive of P134, dropped to a low of P120.50 and closed the session at P121. The stock peaked at a 30-day high of P200 and fell to a 30-day low of P120.50.


Willy Ng Ocier, vp of the 11-guy board of Belle Corp. (BEL), sold 1,000,000 BEL commonplace shares at different costs on March 11, 2020. The additional commonplace stocks increased his direct ownership within the company to 64,284,702 BEL not unusual stocks, consistent with a declaration of changes in useful ownership.

A public possession report (POR) dated Dec. 1, 2019 indexed him as the direct holder of 60,002,702 commonplace shares, or 0.Sixty one percent of the 9,763,126,297 great BEL not unusual shares. The agency categorised 797,873,560 not unusual stocks as treasury stocks.

Of the board’s directors, simplest Virginia A. Yap is each the direct holder of one hundred ten,000 BEL commonplace shares and oblique proprietor of fifty,000 common stocks. The final administrators and their direct common-share ownership are as follows: Emilio S. De Quiroz, 50,001; Elizabeth Anne C. Uychaco, 1,000; Manuel A. Gana, 51,000; Gregorio U. Kilayco, Ricardo L. Moldez and Cesar A. Virata, one every; Jacinto C. Ng Jr., one hundred thirty five,860,666; and Jose T. Sio and Amando M. Tetangco Jr., 1,000 every.

According to the POR, the board held 196,127,372 BEL common stocks, or 2 percent of the 9,763,126,297 top notch not unusual shares, in comparison with the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) internet site’s 10,560,999,857 indexed and issued common shares.

On March eleven, whilst Ocier offered extra 2 million not unusual stocks, BEL stocks opened buying and selling at P1.45, hit a excessive of P1.Forty seven, dropped to a low of P1.43 and closed the consultation at P1.Forty six. On March sixteen, the shares opened trading at P1.25, hit a excessive of P1.32, dropped to a low of P1.25 and closed at P1.29. The inventory peaked at a 30-day high of P1.70 and hit a 30-day low of P1.20.

IN the primary region

IN the primary region, what are those insensitive management rules? Essentially, they’re corporate rules, many of which are informal rules designed to diminish practices that are wrongfully looked as if it would lower productiveness, lessen product quality or whatever negative consequences it may be in the mind of management. More frequently, those guidelines are made without severe considerations of employee morale and promulgated in an instant the instant a dictator-supervisor sees a “violation,” irrespective of how petty it’s miles.

One latest example of those silly rules is the case of 1 manager in a small own family commercial enterprise who changed into advised to stand inside viewing distance of a CCTV digital camera at the same time as he’s on a smoking damage. Yes, even managers are sufferers of different managers’ foolishness. Another silly coverage changed into associated with me with the aid of one in all my college students who informed me they’re now not allowed by way of their Chinese boss to take a nap in the course of lunch destroy. The 1/3 instance that I got from my Facebook survey was a control policy requiring all employees to wear deodorant, if no longer fragrance, earlier than they clock in for paintings and preserve that aromatic degree at some point of the day. Another example and but very common is the a couple of approval (sometimes, as many as 5 signatories) of a employee’s go away utility.

Surely, there are numerous each day examples that you may discover for your respective groups.

The list may be endless, if best one is consciously angry of these kinds of senseless guidelines. If you’re now not afflicted by it, then most probably, some thing is wrong together with your judgment. Of path, it’s most effective one facet of the coin. But please inform me, how are you going to defend these policies that defy logic and humanity?

Isn’t that guy is essentially properly, until he proves a contrary view in living colour?

Another six-million dollar query is why are these silly regulations taking place? One cause of that is that even on this age of worker empowerment and engagement, there are managers who exercise the Theory X (dictatorial) thoughts set, nearly every day. They trust that every one employees are lazy who favor to be closely supervised on what undertaking to finish, without serious attention in their primary needs like self-respect, among other things.

Autocratic managers suppose that their people are mere cogs inside the production procedure in preference to human beings who want to value the culmination of their labor other than their profits and advantages.

W. Edwards Deming (1900-1993), the American genius who taught the Japanese at the dynamism of pleasant and productivity stated: “eighty per cent of all issues are as a result of management, and only 20 percentage are traceable to the employees.” Absolutely! That’s because control has the authority and strength—from planning, main, organizing—as much as controlling all components of company sources.

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