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[Title] => Music Corp turns around operations of US-based unit
[Summary] => Technology holding stock Music Corp. has made a significant impact on the operations of its US-based subsidiary Music Semiconductors Inc. (MSI) to keep the latter’s court-supervised rehabilitation plans on track, a company official told the Philippine Stock Exchange.
Music Corp. corporate secretary Jimmy Soo said since the parent firm took over MSI’s operations in March 2002, "MSI has achieved an unbroken record of profitability and positive cash flow."
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[Title] => Music Corp aborts restructuring plan
[Summary] => Music Corp., a Philippine-listed investment holding firm, said it would not push through with the planned corporate restructuring program intended to consolidate its assets into a special purpose vehicle (SPV).
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, Music Corp. corporate secretary Jimmy Soo said the company’s board of directors has voted to abandon the restructuring plan, approved by the stockholders late last year, and instead continue in its efforts to tap strategic investments in upstart information technology ventures.
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[Title] => Music Corp. unit sells chip production line for $4.5-M
[Summary] => Silicon Valley-based Music Semiconductors Inc. (MSI), a 90-percent subsidiary of the Philippine-listed investment holding firm Music Corp., has sold for $4.5 million one of its specialized chip products to a major US competitor.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, Music Corp. acting chairman Jimmy Soo said MSI and Micron Technology, an American semiconductor company, have agreed in principle to the sale of MSI’s ternary CAM (content addressable memory) intellectual property assets.
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[Title] => Music Corp. to disband US Internet subsidiary
[Summary] => Even before it could hit a high note, the music web portal subsidiary of publicly listed Internet company Music Corp. will be winding down its operations over the next three months.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, Music Corp. corporate secretary and legal counsel Jimmy Soo said the company’s board of directors has resolved to underwrite the required financing of up to $300,000 to protect Music.com, a 19-percent subsidiary, from bankruptcy.
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[Title] => Music Corp. to disband US Internet subsidiary
[Summary] => Even before it could hit a high note, the music web portal subsidiary of publicly listed Internet company Music Corp. will be winding down its operations over the next three months.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, Music Corp. corporate secretary and legal counsel Jimmy Soo said the company’s board of directors has resolved to underwrite the required financing of up to $300,000 to protect Music.com, a 19-percent subsidiary, from bankruptcy.
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Music Corp. corporate secretary Jimmy Soo said since the parent firm took over MSI’s operations in March 2002, "MSI has achieved an unbroken record of profitability and positive cash flow."
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In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, Music Corp. corporate secretary Jimmy Soo said the company’s board of directors has voted to abandon the restructuring plan, approved by the stockholders late last year, and instead continue in its efforts to tap strategic investments in upstart information technology ventures.
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In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, Music Corp. acting chairman Jimmy Soo said MSI and Micron Technology, an American semiconductor company, have agreed in principle to the sale of MSI’s ternary CAM (content addressable memory) intellectual property assets.
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[Summary] => Even before it could hit a high note, the music web portal subsidiary of publicly listed Internet company Music Corp. will be winding down its operations over the next three months.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, Music Corp. corporate secretary and legal counsel Jimmy Soo said the company’s board of directors has resolved to underwrite the required financing of up to $300,000 to protect Music.com, a 19-percent subsidiary, from bankruptcy.
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[Summary] => Even before it could hit a high note, the music web portal subsidiary of publicly listed Internet company Music Corp. will be winding down its operations over the next three months.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, Music Corp. corporate secretary and legal counsel Jimmy Soo said the company’s board of directors has resolved to underwrite the required financing of up to $300,000 to protect Music.com, a 19-percent subsidiary, from bankruptcy.
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