PROPERTY giant SM Prime Holdings Inc. saw its net income improve by 14 percent in 2016 on the back of continued mall expansion and robust residential sales. Excluding the P7.4

TEAM PHILIPPINES. From left to right, Shayanne Casapao, Samantha Cabiles, Jules Alpe and Michael Martinez. (photo courtesy of Francis Casapao) Filipino figure skater Michael Christian Martinez will lead team Philippines

MALL operator SM Prime Holdings Inc. said its recurring income grew 14 percent last year to P23.8 billion, from P20.9 billion in 2015. Consolidated revenues grew 12 percent to P79.8

Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE)-listed SM Prime Holdings, Inc. (SM Prime), the Philippines’ leading integrated property company, registered a recurring net income growth of 14% in 2016 to PHP23.8 billion from

SM Prime Holdings, Inc. (SM Prime), the Philippines’ leading integrated property company, reported a 14 percent growth in recurring net income to P23.8 billion last year from the P20.9 billion

SM Prime Holdings Inc., the country’s leading integrated property company, said Tuesday it booked a  net income of P23.8 billion in 2016, up 14 percent from P20.9 billion in 2015,

MANILA – SM Prime Holdings said Tuesday its net income grew 14 percent in 2016 as it continued to expand its mall operations. The country’s largest shopping mall operator said

SM Prime Holdings Inc. saw its net income increase by 14 percent in 2016, from a year earlier, driven by the expansion of its malls portfolio. The integrated property company

Twenty year-old Michael Martinez of the Philippines became the highest-ranking Southeast Asian skater in the competition as he finished14th in the men’s singles category of the ISU Four Continents Championships

TEAM PHILIPPINES. From left to right, Shayanne Casapao, Samantha Cabiles, Jules Alpe and Michael Martinez. (photo courtesy of Francis Casapao) Filipino figure skater Michael Christian Martinez leads team Philippines set