+ Follow AARON JARVEEN HO Tag
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[Title] => Starting them young
[Summary] => Today, Aaron Jarveen Ho, Karlo Mortel, and Steven Alexis Ng return to the Ateneo de Manila University campus after an absence of close to two weeks. They represented the country in the first regional HSBC Young IT Entrepreneurs Awards, where they bagged one of the program’s two awards. Right after, they joined country winners from Hong Kong, Malaysia, and Thailand on a University of Washington study tour.
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[Title] => Keeping an eye on India
[Summary] => Jollibee Foods Corp. president and chief executive officer Tony Tan Caktiong is right now in Shanghai, the China headquarters of the 90-store Yonge food chain which Jollibee bought for about $22 million.
With the projected opening of 100 stores per year starting 2006, Mr. Tan Caktiong is seriously thinking of putting up a commissary in China – right now, everything is being outsourced – even as his people are quietly studying India, with a population second only to China in Asia.
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With the projected opening of 100 stores per year starting 2006, Mr. Tan Caktiong is seriously thinking of putting up a commissary in China – right now, everything is being outsourced – even as his people are quietly studying India, with a population second only to China in Asia.
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