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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Manilatimes
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- Sep 8, 2026
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Marina honors shipping lines for fleet upgrades   (opens the original)
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TEN domestic shipping lines earned the Maritime Industry Authorityâs (Marina) recognition for acquiring 17 International Association of Classification Societies (IACS)-classed vessels and deploying digital ticketing platforms. Shipping lines are upgrading domestic sea travel through investments in new vessels and digital ticketing systems. Marina recognized these operators during its Awards Night in Manila on Thursday, Sept. 24. Between 2024 and 2026, 10 domestic shipping lines acquired 17 new
PPA opens bidding for ports upgrade    (opens the original)
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Read this in The Manila Times digital edition. THE Philippine Ports Authority is accepting bids for P3.06 billion in port upgrades across Luzon and Mindanao, led by a P2.2-billion expansion of Matnog Port. The Matnog Port Expansion Project (Phase 1) in Sorsogon accounts for most of the budget, carrying an Approved Budget for the Contract (ABC) of P2.20 billion. Designed to ease congestion at Luzonâs main inter-island gateway, the project covers excavation work, expanded operational space, and
Services, technology drive global commerce (opens the original)
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SERVICES like logistics, software and finance now form 70 percent of global manufacturing inputs, a report from UN Trade and Development (Unctad) showed. Technology and digital services power modern trade alongside physical cargo. Services supply 33 percent of export value in wealthy nations, 27 percent in developing countries, and 13 percent in least developed countries (LDCs). Consequently, shipping lines now bundle ocean transport with digital tools like real-time tracking, online booking, an
ICTSI powers digital learning in schools   (opens the original)
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INTERNATIONAL Container Terminal Services Inc. (ICTSI) has expanded its social investments in public education across Philippine host communities. Through the ICTSI Foundation, the port operator delivered classroom technology, literacy programs, teacher training, and specialized facilities to schools near its terminals from Metro Manila to Mindanao. ICTSI Foundation turned over 308 smart TVs to 11 Manila elementary schools near the Manila International Container Terminal, Manila North Harbor Po
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