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[Title] => 30M Americans have poor opinion of Canada
[Summary] => A new Gallup poll showed that more than 30 million Americans have a poor opinion of Canada as a result of the division between the two countries over the American invasion of Iraq and insulting remarks last year about President Bush by some high-profile Canadian politicians. This indicates in my opinion the herd mentality of many Americans despite the general image that Americans are independent-minded, progressive and that they can intelligently analyze the global situation.
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[Title] => Building a global community for the Next Economy
[Summary] => Late last year, the De La Salle University’s Graduate School of Business, together with Philstar.com and in cooperation with Jobstreet.com and Organization Technology International Phils. Inc, held an information technology symposium with the theme, "Building A Global Community for the Next Economy." This academic and business sector collaboration gave the participants and attendees an assessment of the "New Economy" that was, and presented the emerging "Next Economy."
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[Title] => Was there ever a ‘New Economy’? - teXt FILES by Kevin G. Belmonte (PHILSTAR.COM INC.)
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Last week, I delivered a talk on e-business before around 200 IT majors at the University of Asia and the Pacific. During that talk, I asked the following question: "Do you believe we are in a New Economy, or are we still in the ‘Old’ Economy?" There were about 10 or so who believed we are in the midst of a New Economy, maybe another 20 or so believed we are still in the Old Economy, and the rest of the audience was non-committal.
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[Title] => Was there ever a ‘New Economy’?
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