Quantcast

Estrada: Past ‘inefficient governance made Manila the gates of hell’

Giselle Toengi is new host, producer of Los Angeles TV talk show

Aquino defends DAP, assails judiciary’s cross-border transfers

UN chief believes Gaza fighting will end soon

Arroyo’s PCSO plunder case hearing canceled

Banig’s comeback heats up iconic Grammy Museum

High-end benefit for PH development set in New Jersey enclave

Claudine Barretto’s lawyer on Raymart Santiago: ‘Defensive much?’

US agency goes off topic, tweets about Kim Kardashian

HIV pills show more promise to prevent infection

Suspected jihad preacher deported back to Australia

US: No evidence of direct link to Russia in plane downing

Special zones for power plants pushed

Convenience stores reminded to follow price freeze in calamity areas

New AFP chief to soldiers: Respect human rights
Home » Manchester International Holdings Unlimited Corp. You are browsing entries tagged with “Manchester International Holdings Unlimited Corp.”

MIH boosts public float

Manchester International Holdings Unlimited Corp. (MIH), the local backdoor listing vehicle of the Melco casino group of Macau, has boosted its public ownership to 11.84 percent, eliminating risks of trading suspension.

Posted: December 28th, 2012 in Headlines | Read More »

Manchester International raises public ownership to 11.84%

By
While inclement weather continued to sideline Philippine markets, Asian emerging markets are likewise battling a “storm” arising from a capital flight to developed markets in anticipation of the US Federal Reserve’s tapering of its easy money policy. INQUIRER FILE PHOTO

Manchester International Holdings Unlimited Corp. (MIH), the local backdoor listing vehicle of the Melco casino group of Macau, has boosted its public ownership to 11.84 percent, eliminating risks of trading suspension.

Posted: December 28th, 2012 in Latest Business Stories | Read More »

Advertisement

News

  • Estrada: Past ‘inefficient governance made Manila the gates of hell’
  • Aquino defends DAP, assails judiciary’s cross-border transfers
  • UN chief believes Gaza fighting will end soon
  • Arroyo’s PCSO plunder case hearing canceled
  • US: No evidence of direct link to Russia in plane downing

    • Sports

  • NBA stars help banish ‘Yolanda’ memory
  • All show, no play: ‘We never said there was a game’
  • Sharapova adds oomph to Manila Mavericks
  • Blue Eagles, Bulldogs picked over UAAP rivals
  • Kobe Paras joins Fiba Asia U18 Nationals

    • Lifestyle

  • Bb Pilipinas USA ’14 more eventful than expected
  • ‘All the attention is on me–but then, so are the expectations’
  • Cobonpue brings nature’s splendor to Japanese dining
  • Have a ball with this memo holder
  • Popular home brand opens first branch in Southeast Asia at BGC

    • Entertainment

  • Giselle Toengi is new host, producer of Los Angeles TV talk show
  • Banig’s comeback heats up iconic Grammy Museum
  • Claudine Barretto’s lawyer on Raymart Santiago: ‘Defensive much?’
  • Pushy parent showers insiders with gifts to boost child’s career
  • Oscar winner in Italian fest

    • Business

  • HIV pills show more promise to prevent infection
  • Special zones for power plants pushed
  • Convenience stores reminded to follow price freeze in calamity areas
  • US stocks rise on housing report, corporate earnings
  • NFA eyes additional imports of 400,000 MT

    • Technology

  • US agency goes off topic, tweets about Kim Kardashian
  • Britain’s Prince Harry voices hatred of Twitter
  • Tips for effective e-mail marketing
  • NDRRMC, Smart collaborate for disaster preparedness app
  • Amazon rolls out ‘Netflix-for-books’ style service

    • Opinion

  • Editorial cartoon, July 23, 2014
  • When OFWs come home
  • Calling on the rabble
  • Storytelling
  • The good and bad news of the power problem

    • Global Nation

  • High-end benefit for PH development set in New Jersey enclave
  • A light that continues to illuminate
  • Suspected jihad preacher deported back to Australia
  • No Filipinos taking up offer to flee from Libya turmoil
  • UK cannabis seed trader fights deportation
    • Marketplace
    Advertisement