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Mr. M reveals power struggle in ABS-CBN concerning talents

Published January 22, 2021, 11:45 AM Johnny Manahan Johnny Manahan recently talked about his exit from ABS-CBN, the company he worked for almost four decades of his life. The seasoned star builder and director related in an article published on PEP.Ph that among reasons why he left is the problem between Star Magic and what he described as “shadow talent center.” “There’s a shadow talent center in ABS-CBN, and they have their own managers and they manage their own stars. (For example) the people from ‘Pinoy Big Brother,’ we expected to manage these people after they come out of the house. (But) no, they set up their own organization. It was like a counter organization,” he said.

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What Is Volatility—And How Should You Manage It?

WKBT January 7, 2021 9:02 AM Kate Ashford - Forbes Advisor Posted: Updated: January 8, 2021 10:06 PM Most days, the stock market doesn’t see big moves higher or lower. Generally, indexes like the S&P 500 gain or lose less than 1% a day. But from time to time, the market experiences significant price changes, which professional investors refer to as “volatility.” While heightened volatility can be a sign of trouble, it’s all but inevitable in long-term investing and it may actually be one of the keys to investing success. Volatility Definition Market volatility is the frequency and magnitude of price movements, up or down. The bigger and more frequent the price swings, the more volatile the market is said to be.

Michael Lortz | Community Blog

December 18, 2020 As Major League Baseball prepares for 2021, teams are bracing for another season of COVID-19 related financial problems. There will undoubtedly be a smaller-than-usual capacity of fans at ballparks nationwide, and depending on the municipality, there might not be fans at all. Teams are hoping 2021 is not as bad as 2020. According to an analysis by the Tampa Bay Business Journal, the New York Yankees missed over $437 million in expected income. Near the bottom of the list, the Tampa Bay Rays lost only $67 million in expected income. But the pandemic affected the Rays in additional ways, some of which could impair the ability of the team to stay in Tampa Bay. As the Rays recently appeared in the World Series, it is important to explore how the pandemic could impact the long-term sustainability of baseball in Tampa Bay.