11 Jul

2016

Coconuts Manila: SM Light Mall in Mandaluyong hires individuals with #autism

Carl stacking biscuits at the snacks section. PHOTO: Facebook/ Austism Society Philippines In the Philippines, many still don’t understand that individuals with autism can be high functioning, which makes them suitable

11 Jul

2016

Philippine Daily Inquirer: DedEd recognizes Savemore Market

Savemore Market was recognized by the Department of Education for its contribution and continuing support to promote quality education in the country.

11 Jul

2016

The Philippine Star: Baguio school gets new school building

BAGUIO CITY — SM Foundation, in partnership with SM Prime Holdings Inc. turned over its 75th school building built nationwide, the 4th school building donated to Baguio City.

11 Jul

2016

The Philippine Star: Tagaytay Highlands plants seeds of hope

Among the highly critical environmental concerns that pose a threat to mankind is climate change, the devastating effects of which are currently manifesting in extreme weather patterns all over the world.

11 Jul

2016

ABS-CBN News: Supermarket hires persons with autism

MANILA – Netizens have been praising a neighborhood supermarket in Mandaluyong for hiring individuals with autism.

11 Jul

2016

The Standard: New Lifestyle Center

11 Jul

2016

The Standard: SM Prime cleared to raise P60b

The Securities and Exchange Commission approved the shelf registration of SM Prime Holdings Inc. to issue P60 billion worth of fixed-rate bonds over a period of three years to finance expansion projects.

10 Jul

2016

Sun Star: Ballet Philippines performs at SM Lanang Premier

Dabawenyo ballet fans were treated to an event of an exclusive and remarkable performance by the Ballet Philippines as they staged an hour show for free at SM Lanang Premier on July 3.

09 Jul

2016

The Philippine Star: SM Savemore Cauayan opens today

08 Jul

2016

The Philippine Star: Hans Sy stepping down as SM Prime CEO in Oct

MANILA, Philippines – The decision of SM Prime Holdings Inc. (SMPH) president Hans Sy to step down as president is unlikely to have any impact on the property giant, said Ed Francisco, president of Sy-owned BDO Capital & Investment Corp.

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