Vehicular traffic around Bonifacio Global City in Taguig—particularly around SM Aura—has been particularly heavy in recent days since the opening of the country’s newest shopping mall. Apart from the sudden surge of shoppers that usually accompanied the opening of any SM mall, the situation seems to have been aggravated by the availability of only [...]
The group of PLDT chair Manuel V. Pangilinan continues to be unsuccessful in expanding its growing media empire abroad, but given recent developments, MVP’s camp may soon have its very own “Financial Times.”
Manuel V. Pangilinan-led Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT) confirmed on Thursday a plan to hike its stake in BusinessWorld, the country’s oldest business paper, to a possible controlling position seven years after taking an initial 30 percent interest.
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The concessionaire for the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Naia) stage 2 expressway will be known this week once the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) opens the financial bids of the two firms vying for the deal.
The flagship development at the Entertainment City complex of Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. is set to open on Saturday with all the glitz and glamor tycoon Enrique Razon Jr. is known for.
Manuel V. Pangilinan is ready to take his group’s business partnership with the Gokongwei family a step further, eyeing possible new projects in the power generation sector to meet the country’s growing demand.
Businessman Manuel V. Pangilinan is set to make a significant investment in the holding firm that owns the Coastal Road project connecting Metro Manila with the province of Cavite—a move that may eventually give the telecommunications tycoon control of the toll highway.
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. chairman Manuel V. Pangilinan is set to acquire a majority stake in Philippine Star, as the telecommunications group beefs up investments in media.
ATENEO de Manila University and businessman Manuel V. Pangilinan—arguably the school’s second most prominent living alumnus after President Aquino—finally patched things up last month. Critical differences were apparently set aside for the good of the school’s student body (or, more specifically, the basketball team) that benefit from MVP’s financial support.
Infrastructure holding firm Metro Pacific Investments Inc. is taking over a majority stake in the company that owns and operates De Los Santos Medical Center (DLSMC), the seventh in its growing chain of premium hospitals.
So President Aquino was down with the flu last week, leaving International Monetary Fund managing director Christine Lagarde no choice but to meet with Vice President Jejomar Binay instead.
