Negros Trade Fair 2026 doubles last year’s attendance at SMX Aura
SM and ANP welcomed nearly 80,000 visitors to BÚTLAK, setting a new benchmark for the Negros Trade Fair in Manila.
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Anyare? Villars’ AllHome, AllDay confirm store closures
(1st UPDATE) From a peak of 72 stores two years ago, AllHome is down to 34 stores, while the store count of AllDay drops from 40 to 13, as of September 2026
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Off the menu: Angel’s Pizza, Figaro Coffee owner set to exit PSE
Fans of Angel’s Pizza and Figaro Coffee need not worry about their favorite snacks disappearing
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[Vantage Point] The road to plenty: Four titans and the battle for the Santa Rosa peso
Four of the country’s most powerful corporate dynasties—Ayala, SM, Villar, and Gokongwei—are converging on a single corridor to fight over household wallets in a growth area in Laguna
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Can SM Prime’s Seaside Arena aid Cebu’s recovery from 2025 tourism slump?
Following the wishes of his late father Henry Sy Sr., SM Prime chairman Hans Sy says the launch of the largest arena facility in the Visayas is only an initial piece of a 20-year plan
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‘Cookie-cutter’ no more? SM Nuvali to open November 27 with 1-hectare indoor garden
With cooling technology inspired by Singapore’s Gardens by the Bay, SM’s 91st mall is a break from what SM Supermalls president Steven Tan himself once bemoaned as the group’s ‘cookie-cutter’ malls
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SM’s Gen Z council decrees: More pickleball, running hubs, and an Aura library
‘We really took the young ones, the officers who are Gen Zs, to do all the insighting for us,’ says the mall’s marketing chief of its ‘Gen Z Council,’ which is helping bring everything from pickleball courts to a library into SM malls
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SM Harrison Plaza opening by end-2027 with entire floor for Gen Z
Harrison Plaza’s new look will be taking cues from a Gen Z-focused SM concept in China packed with streetwear, one-off cafés, a DJ booth, space for TikTok creators, and even a skate park
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As inflation bites, Filipinos have become ‘intentional’ shoppers
To keep customers shopping despite the pressure on their wallets, SM is relying on what it calls its ‘good, better, best’ line-up of items in stores
