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[Title] => Bouncing back with the Net
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Falling trapeze artists do it often enough – bounce right back and gain their bearings with the help of a net.
This time, another net might just help the Philippine economy bounce back in similar fashion.
Like all of mass media, the Net is growing by leaps and bounds across the globe, not only in terms of cutting-edge technology but also in its demand for labor.
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[Title] => Asia Online partners with Infostructure
[Summary] => Asia Online, a leading pan-Asia-Pacific provider of integrated Internet business solutions, has strengthened its dominant position in the local market as it recently forged an alliance with Infostructure for its enterprise portal solution services.
Under the agreement, Infostructure’s BOS/e iTechnology products, specifically the iBOS/e, shall complement Asia Online’s consulting and project delivery expertise on creating Internet and intranet sites.
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[Title] => Nasdaq comes back - MY TWO CENTS’ WORTH by Dickson Co (DFNN.COM)
[Summary] => On Dec. 5, the Nasdaq came back! In its biggest rebound ever, the Nasdaq index was up 10.5% from the day before. Of course, the next two days of trading took it back a few notches because of continuing earnings and revenue concerns for tech companies like Motorola and Intel.
As of Dec. 7, if you had invested $10,000 at the beginning of the year, you were still underwater with a year to date performance of $6,615 or a dip of 34%. Ouch! (Some of my friends have actually lost more than 6 figures in US dollars, can’t tell you their names, their wives would kill them!)
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[Title] => Nasdaq comes back - MY TWO CENTS’ WORTH by Dickson Co (DFNN.COM)
[Summary] => On Dec. 5, the Nasdaq came back! In its biggest rebound ever, the Nasdaq index was up 10.5% from the day before. Of course, the next two days of trading took it back a few notches because of continuing earnings and revenue concerns for tech companies like Motorola and Intel.
As of Dec. 7, if you had invested $10,000 at the beginning of the year, you were still underwater with a year to date performance of $6,615 or a dip of 34%. Ouch! (Some of my friends have actually lost more than 6 figures in US dollars, can’t tell you their names, their wives would kill them!)
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[Title] => Nasdaq comes back - MY TWO CENTS’ WORTH by Dickson Co (DFNN.COM)
[Summary] => On Dec. 5, the Nasdaq came back! In its biggest rebound ever, the Nasdaq index was up 10.5% from the day before. Of course, the next two days of trading took it back a few notches because of continuing earnings and revenue concerns for tech companies like Motorola and Intel.
As of Dec. 7, if you had invested $10,000 at the beginning of the year, you were still underwater with a year to date performance of $6,615 or a dip of 34%. Ouch! (Some of my friends have actually lost more than 6 figures in US dollars, can’t tell you their names, their wives would kill them!)
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[Title] => Nasdaq comes back - MY TWO CENTS’ WORTH by Dickson Co (DFNN.COM)
[Summary] => On Dec. 5, the Nasdaq came back! In its biggest rebound ever, the Nasdaq index was up 10.5% from the day before. Of course, the next two days of trading took it back a few notches because of continuing earnings and revenue concerns for tech companies like Motorola and Intel.
As of Dec. 7, if you had invested $10,000 at the beginning of the year, you were still underwater with a year to date performance of $6,615 or a dip of 34%. Ouch! (Some of my friends have actually lost more than 6 figures in US dollars, can’t tell you their names, their wives would kill them!)
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[Title] => Nasdaq comes back - MY TWO CENTS’ WORTH by Dickson Co (DFNN.COM)
[Summary] => On Dec. 5, the Nasdaq came back! In its biggest rebound ever, the Nasdaq index was up 10.5% from the day before. Of course, the next two days of trading took it back a few notches because of continuing earnings and revenue concerns for tech companies like Motorola and Intel.
As of Dec. 7, if you had invested $10,000 at the beginning of the year, you were still underwater with a year to date performance of $6,615 or a dip of 34%. Ouch! (Some of my friends have actually lost more than 6 figures in US dollars, can’t tell you their names, their wives would kill them!)
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[Title] => Nasdaq comes back - MY TWO CENTS’ WORTH by Dickson Co (DFNN.COM)
[Summary] => On Dec. 5, the Nasdaq came back! In its biggest rebound ever, the Nasdaq index was up 10.5% from the day before. Of course, the next two days of trading took it back a few notches because of continuing earnings and revenue concerns for tech companies like Motorola and Intel.
As of Dec. 7, if you had invested $10,000 at the beginning of the year, you were still underwater with a year to date performance of $6,615 or a dip of 34%. Ouch! (Some of my friends have actually lost more than 6 figures in US dollars, can’t tell you their names, their wives would kill them!)
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[Title] => Nasdaq comes back - MY TWO CENTS’ WORTH by Dickson Co (DFNN.COM)
[Summary] => On Dec. 5, the Nasdaq came back! In its biggest rebound ever, the Nasdaq index was up 10.5% from the day before. Of course, the next two days of trading took it back a few notches because of continuing earnings and revenue concerns for tech companies like Motorola and Intel.
As of Dec. 7, if you had invested $10,000 at the beginning of the year, you were still underwater with a year to date performance of $6,615 or a dip of 34%. Ouch! (Some of my friends have actually lost more than 6 figures in US dollars, can’t tell you their names, their wives would kill them!)
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[Title] => E-commerce firm posts 300% growth
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Asia Online Philippines has registered a 300-percent growth in two years of
operation, making it the first local e-commerce company to hit the $1-million
revenue mark.
Yu Ming Chin, Asia Online country manager, said yesterday that they expect
revenues to double this year as the firm sets aside $2 to $3 million for its
major expansion.
Incidentally, the Philippine subsidiary is considered as the e-commerce capital
of Hong Kong-based Asia Online Ltd.
[DatePublished] => 2000-05-31 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => by Marigold Yao-Endriga
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[Title] => Bouncing back with the Net
[Summary] => Falling trapeze artists do it often enough – bounce right back and gain their bearings with the help of a net.
This time, another net might just help the Philippine economy bounce back in similar fashion.
Like all of mass media, the Net is growing by leaps and bounds across the globe, not only in terms of cutting-edge technology but also in its demand for labor.
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[AuthorName] => Ann Montemar-Oriondo
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[Title] => Asia Online partners with Infostructure
[Summary] => Asia Online, a leading pan-Asia-Pacific provider of integrated Internet business solutions, has strengthened its dominant position in the local market as it recently forged an alliance with Infostructure for its enterprise portal solution services.
Under the agreement, Infostructure’s BOS/e iTechnology products, specifically the iBOS/e, shall complement Asia Online’s consulting and project delivery expertise on creating Internet and intranet sites.
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[Title] => Nasdaq comes back - MY TWO CENTS’ WORTH by Dickson Co (DFNN.COM)
[Summary] => On Dec. 5, the Nasdaq came back! In its biggest rebound ever, the Nasdaq index was up 10.5% from the day before. Of course, the next two days of trading took it back a few notches because of continuing earnings and revenue concerns for tech companies like Motorola and Intel.
As of Dec. 7, if you had invested $10,000 at the beginning of the year, you were still underwater with a year to date performance of $6,615 or a dip of 34%. Ouch! (Some of my friends have actually lost more than 6 figures in US dollars, can’t tell you their names, their wives would kill them!)
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[Title] => Nasdaq comes back - MY TWO CENTS’ WORTH by Dickson Co (DFNN.COM)
[Summary] => On Dec. 5, the Nasdaq came back! In its biggest rebound ever, the Nasdaq index was up 10.5% from the day before. Of course, the next two days of trading took it back a few notches because of continuing earnings and revenue concerns for tech companies like Motorola and Intel.
As of Dec. 7, if you had invested $10,000 at the beginning of the year, you were still underwater with a year to date performance of $6,615 or a dip of 34%. Ouch! (Some of my friends have actually lost more than 6 figures in US dollars, can’t tell you their names, their wives would kill them!)
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[Title] => Nasdaq comes back - MY TWO CENTS’ WORTH by Dickson Co (DFNN.COM)
[Summary] => On Dec. 5, the Nasdaq came back! In its biggest rebound ever, the Nasdaq index was up 10.5% from the day before. Of course, the next two days of trading took it back a few notches because of continuing earnings and revenue concerns for tech companies like Motorola and Intel.
As of Dec. 7, if you had invested $10,000 at the beginning of the year, you were still underwater with a year to date performance of $6,615 or a dip of 34%. Ouch! (Some of my friends have actually lost more than 6 figures in US dollars, can’t tell you their names, their wives would kill them!)
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[Title] => Nasdaq comes back - MY TWO CENTS’ WORTH by Dickson Co (DFNN.COM)
[Summary] => On Dec. 5, the Nasdaq came back! In its biggest rebound ever, the Nasdaq index was up 10.5% from the day before. Of course, the next two days of trading took it back a few notches because of continuing earnings and revenue concerns for tech companies like Motorola and Intel.
As of Dec. 7, if you had invested $10,000 at the beginning of the year, you were still underwater with a year to date performance of $6,615 or a dip of 34%. Ouch! (Some of my friends have actually lost more than 6 figures in US dollars, can’t tell you their names, their wives would kill them!)
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[Title] => Nasdaq comes back - MY TWO CENTS’ WORTH by Dickson Co (DFNN.COM)
[Summary] => On Dec. 5, the Nasdaq came back! In its biggest rebound ever, the Nasdaq index was up 10.5% from the day before. Of course, the next two days of trading took it back a few notches because of continuing earnings and revenue concerns for tech companies like Motorola and Intel.
As of Dec. 7, if you had invested $10,000 at the beginning of the year, you were still underwater with a year to date performance of $6,615 or a dip of 34%. Ouch! (Some of my friends have actually lost more than 6 figures in US dollars, can’t tell you their names, their wives would kill them!)
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[Title] => Nasdaq comes back - MY TWO CENTS’ WORTH by Dickson Co (DFNN.COM)
[Summary] => On Dec. 5, the Nasdaq came back! In its biggest rebound ever, the Nasdaq index was up 10.5% from the day before. Of course, the next two days of trading took it back a few notches because of continuing earnings and revenue concerns for tech companies like Motorola and Intel.
As of Dec. 7, if you had invested $10,000 at the beginning of the year, you were still underwater with a year to date performance of $6,615 or a dip of 34%. Ouch! (Some of my friends have actually lost more than 6 figures in US dollars, can’t tell you their names, their wives would kill them!)
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[Title] => Nasdaq comes back - MY TWO CENTS’ WORTH by Dickson Co (DFNN.COM)
[Summary] => On Dec. 5, the Nasdaq came back! In its biggest rebound ever, the Nasdaq index was up 10.5% from the day before. Of course, the next two days of trading took it back a few notches because of continuing earnings and revenue concerns for tech companies like Motorola and Intel.
As of Dec. 7, if you had invested $10,000 at the beginning of the year, you were still underwater with a year to date performance of $6,615 or a dip of 34%. Ouch! (Some of my friends have actually lost more than 6 figures in US dollars, can’t tell you their names, their wives would kill them!)
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[Title] => E-commerce firm posts 300% growth
[Summary] =>
Asia Online Philippines has registered a 300-percent growth in two years of
operation, making it the first local e-commerce company to hit the $1-million
revenue mark.
Yu Ming Chin, Asia Online country manager, said yesterday that they expect
revenues to double this year as the firm sets aside $2 to $3 million for its
major expansion.
Incidentally, the Philippine subsidiary is considered as the e-commerce capital
of Hong Kong-based Asia Online Ltd.
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