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[Title] => McKinsey report says obesity costs hit $2 trillion
[Summary] => A new report by the McKinsey Global Institute released Thursday that the global cost of obesity has risen to $2 trillion annually — nearly as much as smoking or the combined impact of armed violence, war and terrorism.
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[Summary] => Technology not only bridges the insurance company to its clients, but it also helps create products and new distribution channels.
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[Title] => Do we have a future in offshoring?
[Summary] => When Sen. Mar Roxas was still DTI Secretary, I asked him what he was doing to prepare us to meet the challenges of globalization. Why wasn’t he, I asked him, choosing the industries where we have competitive advantage and give them full support to be world class players. He told me he didn’t want to "play God" in the sense of deciding which industries lived and which ones died. He said he wanted the market to determine that.
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[Title] => RP has no plan to pull out of Asean — DTI exec
[Summary] => The Philippines has no intention of pulling out of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations despite seeming differences with other ASEAN members over several moves toward further trade liberalization and regional integration.
This was stressed over the weekend by Trade Undersecretary Thomas Aquino who disputed allegations contained in a recent report issued by an international consulting firm that the Philippines seems to be breaking away from the rest of its ASEAN neighbors.
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[Title] => RP bucks second wave of trade liberalization
[Summary] => The Philippines is opposed to a second wave of trade liberalization and regional integration that could be far more intense than the ASEAN Free Trade Area-Common Effective Preferential Tariff (AFTA-CEPT) scheme, Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II said yesterday.
The government, according to Roxas, is calling instead for a more deliberate pace that all member-countries could comfortably sustain.
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[Title] => Lunch with McKinsey & Co. - teXt FILES by Kevin G. Belmonte (PHILSTAR.COM INC.)
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This was stressed over the weekend by Trade Undersecretary Thomas Aquino who disputed allegations contained in a recent report issued by an international consulting firm that the Philippines seems to be breaking away from the rest of its ASEAN neighbors.
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The government, according to Roxas, is calling instead for a more deliberate pace that all member-countries could comfortably sustain.
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January 4, 2001 - 12:00am
January 3, 2001 - 12:00am
