Stocks fall sharply; ICTSI and SM Prime lead losers
Stocks slumped Wednesday along with the rest of Asia, with recession fears continuing to build as central banks hike interest ...
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ICTSI invests over P900m in IT system of Manila terminal
International Container Terminal Services Inc. said Wednesday it invested more than P900 million in information technology in the flagship Manila ...
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ICTSI bags 3.2-ha. foreclosed Manila property for P3.7b
Philippine National Bank said over the weekend it successfully bid out a foreclosed 3.2-hectare property at Manila Harbour Centre in ...
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ICTSI’s Razon still optimistic despite global challenges
International Container Terminal Services Inc. which achieved a record profit in 2021, remains optimistic this year amid the global challenges ...
Read moreStock market drops; Ayala issues, ICTSI lead decliners
The stock market fell Wednesday along with the rest of Asia after Wall Street tumbled on bets the Federal Reserve ...
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ICTSI spending P15b to build 8th berth at Manila Container Terminal
International Container Terminal Services Inc. said over the weekend it is spending P15 billion to expand the capacity of Manila ...
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ICTSI’s net profit increased by 57% to $443m in 2021
International Container Terminal Services Inc. said Thursday net income jumped 57 percent in 2021 from a year ago, on higher ...
Read moreStocks retreat; ICTSI, Alliance Global down
Stocks fell Thursday on another bout of profit taking as some investors went into consolidation mode. The Philippine Stock Exchange ...
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Stocks up on easing COVID cases; ICTSI and BDO climb
Stocks surged Tuesday on reports daily COVID-19 cases in the Philippines may have reached their peak, fanning hopes of less ...
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ICTSI gets six new automated carriers for Melbourne port
International Container Terminal Services Inc. said Wednesday it expanded its port terminal in Melbourne, Australia with the delivery of six ...
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Manila Standard website (manilastandard.net), launched in August 2002, extends the newspaper’s reach beyond its traditional readers and makes its brand of Philippine news and opinion available to a much wider and geographically diverse readership here and overseas.