Darren Espanto sets record straight on real relationship with Cassy Legaspi
MANILA, Philippines — Kapamilya singer Darren Espanto set the record straight on his relationship with TV host Cassy Legaspi.
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MANILA, Philippines — Kapamilya singer Darren Espanto set the record straight on his relationship with TV host Cassy Legaspi.
MANILA, Philippines -- In his first game going up against the Rain or Shine Elasto Painters, Rey Nambatac was not satisfied with how he played against his former team after fouling out.
MANILA, Philippines — The GMA Network debut of "It's Showtime" became especially more memorable following the participation of reigning Miss Universe Philippines Michelle Dee and her mother, Melanie Marquez, winner of Miss International 1979.
MANILA, Philippines — Kapamilya actress Maymay Entrata clarified that it was not her ex-boyfriend Aaron Haskell she's pertaining to when she recently posted about a certain "wrong path."
MANILA, Philippines — Korean actor Lee Jae-wook and Karina of the girl group Aespa have broken up, just five weeks after the pair publicly confirmed they were dating.
MANILA, Philippines — Metropolitan Bank & Trust Co. (Metrobank) remains the preferred bank for affluent Filipinos as it receives the Best Bank for Ultra High-Net-Worth (UHNW) award at the Euromoney Global Private Banking Awards 2024.
Harry Roque's revelations are not all that surprising. Duterte always kowtowed to Beijing, putting his relationship with China first before our national interest. That much was clear during his presidency.
SM Investments [SM 972.00, down 1.0%; 63% avgVol] [link] spent P5 billion to purchase 1,884,374,000 shares of Citicore Energy REIT [CREIT 2.79 halted] from CREIT’s parent company, Citicore Renewable Energy Corp. (CREC), at a price of P2.6534/share. The shares were all secondary, meaning that the money that SM paid for the shares went to CREC (not CREIT), and the transaction was completed by way of a block sale. CREIT shares were voluntarily halted to “give the investing public sufficient time to consider or assess the impact of the execution of the block sale before transacting CREIT shares.” In the associated press release, CREC referred to its relationship with SM as a “partnership” that “unlocks potential synergies given the energy requirements of the SM group”. CREC is still CREIT’s single largest shareholder at 32.88%.