Founded in 1900 and initially established as a shipping journal, the Manila Bulletin is an English language newspaper based in the Philippines. It was founded by Americans Carson Taylor and H.G. Farris. The Manila Bulletin focuses on current events and news in the Philippines and abroad, sports, entertainment, and editorials. Ownership of the Manila Bulletin has transferred several times in the last 70 years with former President Marcos’ military aide General Hans M. Menzi taking over in 1957, then business tycoon Emilio T. Yap in 1984. After Emilio T. Yap passed away his son Basilio C. Yap and the other family members took over his businesses. Basilio C. Yap is also the chairman of US Auto Co, Inc. and its subsidiary, Manila Prince Hotel Corporation. Currently, the Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of the Manila Bulletin is Dr. Crispulo J. Icban, Jr.

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