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ANAHEIM, California – Outsourcing, specially the variety that exports jobs, is bad trip for a lot of ordinary Americans. One hears a lot of grumbling not just about the loss of American jobs but the quality of service being provided by foreigners who replaced them. I normally dismiss such complaints as so much sourgraping, an inability to adjust to globalization, ironically, a basically American invention.
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MALOLOS CITY — The yoyo, the moon buggy and popemobile, and now an anti-carjacking tracking device.
Necessity being the mother of invention, another Filipino has come up with something new — an anti-carjacking device that could dramatically reduce car and motorcycle thefts not only in the country but around the world.
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[Title] => China in growing pains
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The list was compiled by BusinessWeek, a leading international business magazine, in its first annual ranking of such enterprises. PLDT was ranked 23rd in a roster dominated by regional energy giants such as Thailand’s PTT Plc (No.1), China’s PetroChina (No.2) and India’s Oil and Natural Gas (No. 3).
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ANAHEIM, California – Outsourcing, specially the variety that exports jobs, is bad trip for a lot of ordinary Americans. One hears a lot of grumbling not just about the loss of American jobs but the quality of service being provided by foreigners who replaced them. I normally dismiss such complaints as so much sourgraping, an inability to adjust to globalization, ironically, a basically American invention.
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Necessity being the mother of invention, another Filipino has come up with something new — an anti-carjacking device that could dramatically reduce car and motorcycle thefts not only in the country but around the world.
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The list was compiled by BusinessWeek, a leading international business magazine, in its first annual ranking of such enterprises. PLDT was ranked 23rd in a roster dominated by regional energy giants such as Thailand’s PTT Plc (No.1), China’s PetroChina (No.2) and India’s Oil and Natural Gas (No. 3).
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October 23, 2005 - 12:00am
