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                    [Summary] => Last week, we shared the bits of information from our coffee shop colleagues regarding the silent nervousness in the banking sector. The anxiety was reportedly spurred by the sudden flight of European conglomerate Diethelm Keller Siber Hegner (DKSH) from its operations in the Philippines. According to our colleagues and their sources in the banking sector, the extrication by the centuries-old Swiss firm may have left behind a financial mess in the country.


We have the fuller picture now.
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Over the weekend, the local banking sector is talking in nervous hushed tones regarding trouble that is brewing in the pharmaceutical industry’s distribution business. And the row threatens to adversely affect the prices not just of medicines and vitamins, but also of infant milk formula.
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We have the fuller picture now.
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