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[Summary] => The Supreme Court has removed the last remaining legal hurdle to the P14.5-billion investment by San Miguel Corp. (SMC) and Harbour Centre Port Terminal Inc. (HCPTI) in the modernization of Manila North Harbor.
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[Title] => P20-B trabaho sa North Harbor kasado na!
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[Title] => North Harbor firm releases P90 million to port workers
[Summary] => The joint venture company between Harbour Centre Port Terminal Inc. (HCPTI) and San Miguel Corp. (SMC) has paid over P90 million in cash to absorbed laborers at the Manila North Harbor for their past service benefits.
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[Title] => Shipping lines back MPIC bid to gain control of North Harbor
[Summary] => Fearing the possibility of a looming monopoly by the Romero family over ports, the Philippine Lines Shipping Association, Inc. (PLSA), which comprises eight of the biggest users of the Manila North Harbor, has thrown its support behind Metro Pacific Investments Corp., which is seeking control of the country’s busiest and premier domestic port.
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