Manchester United stock surges 24% as Qatar signals it expects to win the battle to take over the soccer giant
surged Tuesday after state-run media in Qatar hinted that the oil-rich Middle-Eastern country was poised to buy the soccer giant, ending a seven-month takeover battle.
The publication is owned by Sheikh Jassim's father, former Prime Minister Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani.
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