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Frankfurt Luxury Buyers Turn to Office Conversions

Wall Street Journal 17 May 2013
What do you do when a city has too much office space and not enough room for residents? Developers in Frankfurt are taking advantage of an office glut—and pent-up demand for more homes—by converting commercial buildings into luxury condos and penthouses in the city's most desirable neighborhoods.
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Bell2Bell.com: Pink Sheet Stock Alerts For PHSL, AMUT

Stockhouse 26 May 2004
Also trading heavy Tuesday was Penthouse International (OTC.PHSL) (OTCBB.PHSLE) (Frankfurt.PHSL.F), a diversified holding company with operating subsidiaries in adult entertainment, Internet transaction processing and real estate, announced that effective Monday, May 24, 2004, its shares will no longer trade on the OTC Bulletin Board.
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Penthouse Provides Update to Shareholders

Stockhouse 21 May 2004
Penthouse International (OTCBB.PHSLE) (Frankfurt.PHSL.F), a diversified holding company with operating subsidiaries in adult entertainment, Internet transaction processing and real estate, announced that effective Monday, May 24, 2004, its shares will no longer trade on the OTC Bulletin Board ... Penthouse will share in the gross revenue of this.
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Football : Pele bows to the Best man

Belfast Telegraph 27 Oct 2001
The scene ... I watched the 17-year-old Pele cry unashamedly when Brazil defeated Sweden 5-2 to win the 1958 World Cup in Stockholm, met him at FIFA and UEFA Conferences, interviewed him, with David Meek of the Manchester Evening News, in a Frankfurt hotel penthouse suite a few days before the 1974 World Cup Final at the Olympic Stadium, Munich ... .
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