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Abstracts: Hong Kong financial secretary sees reserves growing substantially by 1997. Hong Kong takes last lap toward China in stride
Abstracts: Hong Kong finds itself short of change: consumers fume as street dealers turn coins into a hot commodity. No end is near for Hong Kong's delays in real estate
Abstracts: Hong Kong firms turn to airports in Shenzhen, Macau. CyberWorks stakes out Asia
Abstracts: Hong Kong food shoppers begin to challenge wet-market custom. Are tourist doldrums over in Hong Kong?
Abstracts: Hong Kong forgets how to compete. Scuttling hopes for Hong Kong's Tamar. Hong Kong's arrested development
Abstracts: Hong Kong: fortune favours the brave. Learning to improve reliability during system development. Workers' morale drops in Hong Kong during downturn
Abstracts: Hong Kong gives up its autonomy. Examining China's Obstruction. Building cost could expand for new bridge to China
Abstracts: Hong Kong haven at risk. Danger signals for Hong Kong. Tung needs political experts
Abstracts: Hong Kong intervention changes stock-market landscape. Foot persists in battle with Templeton: bitter dispute continues as proxy statement becomes focus of attention
Abstracts: Hong Kong isn't dead yet. All quiet in Hong Kong SAR. Time running out as 1997 nears: many will flee Hong Kong unless China instils confidence
Abstracts: HONG KONG: KA WAH BANK NO CHARGES ON ACCOUNTS. Russia: A look at Societe Generale Vostok. Netherlands: Banks call for relaxing of report duties
Abstracts: Hongkong Land girds itself. Coke's Taiwan museum targets kids with blend of history, advertising. Chek Lap Kok Airport opens amid economic turbulence
Abstracts: Hong Kong leads in online fund trading: but selections are slim in novice market lacking face-to-face advice. Curbing capacity is the quickest way to salvation
Abstracts: Hong Kong-listed retail shares still offer some bargains. Taking a more timid stance: Hong Kong directors cut own-share buybacks
Abstracts: Hong Kong managers feel sting of new reality: layoffs. For the elite, English represents the past and the future; exclusive school teaches language that signifies fast track to upward mobility
Abstracts: Hong Kong market still has its fans. SGX as a defensive stock? Singapore gets listing lesson
Abstracts: Hong Kong may be losing competitive edge to Singapore. Australia's competitive edge.: economy makes strides and ranks high on many international measures
Abstracts: Hong Kong media firms air differences in public. Pearson pays $168.1 million for TVB stake. TVB, Hindustan Times, Pearson join to produce programs in India
Abstracts: Hong Kong media pressed to toe the Beijing line. Tiananmen's ghosts haunt Hong Kong-China ties. New legislator in Hong Kong offers China lessons on how to run colony
Abstracts: Hong Kong needs supply-side skills to tame prices. Who profited from the intervention in Hong Kong? Ensuring a prosperous future for Hong Kong
Abstracts: HONG KONG: NETSTAR SEEKS ACQUISITION AND LISTING. HONG KONG: WORLDMETAL.COM SEEKING LISTING. HONG KONG: TRAVELSKY TECH WILL LIST ON 7 FEB
Abstracts: Hong Kong: next stop, September 12. The dangers of too much success. Quietly plotting their course
Abstracts: Hong Kong: one country, one system. Trophy time. Investment: outward bound
Abstracts: Hong Kong panel to consider changing building policies; critics blame archaic codes for inhibiting environmentally friendly designs
Abstracts: Hong Kong prepares for a party. Patten pending. No plume without a thorn: Hong Kong
Abstracts: Hong Kong property firms may not run high risks in China's inflated market. 'Unique formula' renders the yuan an isle of stability in turbulent sea
Abstracts: Hong Kong publishes details of security act. Tung may shuffle Hong Kong aids. The stock-purchase perk may get harder to offer
Abstracts: Hong Kong raises limit on mortgage lending to 85%; plan is more likely to lift sentiment of home buyers, investors than to aid economy
Abstracts: Hong Kong rent deals beyond older business districts. High home prices? Blame bad planning and red tape. Swire properties respond to downturn in Hong Kong
Abstracts: Hong Kong researchers develop faster, more accurate SARS test. Virus treatments show progress in Hong Kong
Abstracts: Hong Kong retailers' push for rent cuts starts to work. World's highest priced lawyers become more flexible
Abstracts: Hong Kong retail sector offers an appealing theme. Some analysts tag shares in Joyce as out of fashion. Shares in Lane Crawford attract window shoppers
Abstracts: Hong Kong revives its arbitration business. Following the rise of the Internet, courier firms go fully electronic
Abstracts: Hong Kong's economic outlook suddenly looks brighter. State unveils plans to merge, modernize banking sector. Reaping the benefits of sound economic management
Abstracts: Hong Kong sector sizzles. Power sector benefits from innovative finance. Bureaucratic rot imperils China state sector
Abstracts: Hong Kong sets pension plan. Pension funds' golden years: Asia's graying population promises profit. Fund plan races to deadline
Abstracts: Hong Kong's GEM modifies its guidelines. Advisory panel points to a levy on goods and services. Pressure is on for India to break up the brokers
Abstracts: Hong Kong's great divide: stock surge splits fund managers, analysts. Taiwan lures fund managers; seeking turnaround, some shift focus to island
Abstracts: Hong Kong's great divide: stock surge splits fund managers, analysts. part 2 Weighing 'privatization.'
Abstracts: Hong Kong's hazy future. Hong Kong's clear skies. A very long arm
Abstracts: Hong Kong shifts position on bilateral free-trade pacts: Financial secretary to lead talks with China in bid to stem city's economic downturn
Abstracts: Hong Kong's hotel rooms, flights free up - book fast before they go. Cabin crews charge sexism
Abstracts: Hong Kong showdown. IMF letter has no deadline for end of baht controls: accord, recently released by Bangkok, also reveals that a big capital outflow is expected
Abstracts: Hong Kong showdown. Uncertainty in foreign exchange: newly floated currencies look cheap, but watchers see further skid
Abstracts: Hong Kong sisters with differing views: one reveres Martin Lee while the other fosters affinity for Beijing. Taste for things Chinese stirs Hong Kong appetites
Abstracts: Hong Kong's King Midas? Dickson in Brooks Brothers exclusive franchise deal. Offer to rescue Barney's might not suit Dickson
Abstracts: Hong Kong's laissez-faire legacy fades. Bhutan's baby steps in tourism reiterate its cautious approach. Red tape prevents Hong Kong from Hiring China talent
Abstracts: Hong Kong's landlords are cutting down office rents. Kingboard's material edge. Jimmy Lai shifts assets
Abstracts: Hong Kong's legal system under lens after Tan case. Hong Kong charges five in probe of BCIL deal. Heavy losses, clash of cultures led to shutdown of Hong Kong newspaper
Abstracts: Hong Kong's legal system under lens after Tan case. Territory's wealthy seek safety by hiring bodyguards. King Power builds empire, aided by remarkable allies
Abstracts: Hongkong's life-blood. Half an eye on dissent: authorities tolerate political activism within limits. Catch as catch can; US car giant redoubles push into Asia
Abstracts: Hong Kong's market is still seen as tops. Asian-bond watchers foresee further gains this year. Foreign interest in blue-chip shares could boost Indian market, analysts say
Abstracts: Hong Kong's new kingmaker. Chance for relations to thaw: top Beijing negotiator agrees to visit Taiwan. Shougang surprises analysts with replacement of chairman
Abstracts: Hong Kong's New World boosts its presence on mainland with sweeping property projects. China's new tax laws burnish New World stock
Abstracts: Hong Kong's opposition to landfill expansion is growing: architects, travel association among those who protest reclamation project in Central District
Abstracts: Hong Kong's opposition to landfill expansion is growing. PAL fold its wings, unable to solve labor dispute. Talk boosts Cathay shares
Abstracts: Hong Kong's outlook remains upbeat, despite politics. Ambivalence abounds as July 1 nears. Hong Kong still signals strong hopes for the economy
Abstracts: Hong Kong's property industry is jarred over prices. Small companies pinched by antsy creditors, flat markets
Abstracts: Hong Kong's real-estate bubble bursts. Pacific Century's deal may signal a rebound in Japan. Land sale in Hong Kong spurs intense bidding
Abstracts: Hong Kong's reputation is damaged. As Cambodia prepares for elections, there is some hope. Huot: a 'puppet prime minister' pulling many strings
Abstracts: Hong Kong, Star Movies, Canal Plus sign deal. CANADA: LAW SUIT AGAINST BIOFARMA. HONG KONG: CENTRE SET UP BY PASTEUR INSTITUTE
Abstracts: Hong Kong start-up brings budget fares to long-haul flights. Airlines cut Asia fares to lure fliers post-SARS
Abstracts: Hong Kong's tax aversions. Reconstructing Nepal one step at a time. Hong Kong's long march to democracy
Abstracts: Hong Kong stays confident, but is the foundation solid? Monetary Authority chief tries to spread his clout. Recent real-estate deals point to recovery in colony
Abstracts: Hong Kong strives to revive: industry to meet as city seeks new attractions. Getting down to business in Myanmar: abundant resources, minimal red tape draw investor attention
Abstracts: Hong Kong's TV big bang. Master of their .tv domain. Double-clicking kids
Abstracts: Hongkong's urge to merge. The quest for quality. Fast- food frenzy
Abstracts: Hong Kong's Wharf campaigns to restore its credibility, shaken by unclear prospects. Emperor's clients complain about losses during critical review period in colony
Abstracts: Hong Kong's Woo unveils platform that reflects changes in his career. New Hong Kong will test Finance chief's tenacity
Abstracts: Hong Kong takes a hands-off approach to cyberspace. Host of major obstacles awaits Pacific Internet stock. Sembawang goes on-line
Abstracts: Hongkong Telecom faces an untimely squeeze; loss of IDD monopoly could usher in slump in sales as competitors attack on new fronts
Abstracts: Hongkong Telecom will purchase cellular-phone assets. Singapore scraps auction. Third-generation license bargains are a boon to Asia
Abstracts: Hong Kong traditions are facing changes: city weighs options as service-sector costs, Internet reshape region
Abstracts: Hong Kong turns the corner. Expenditure set to rise. Small signs of stabilisation
Abstracts: Hong Kong under glass. H means hot in Hong Kong. Property issues in Hong Kong may face new realities
Abstracts: Hong Kong utility stocks pose a risk: some issues more exposed to land market's woes than investors realize. Credit shortage damps Hong Kong bourse's prospects
Abstracts: HONG KONG: VENTURE FUNDS CAUTIOUS ON START-UPS. HONG KONG: SMARTECH ACQUIRES SKY DATAMANN. Denmark: Grey Direct & Interactive has closed down
Abstracts: Hong Kong: voters' motivation. Now, the focus is on Taiwan. Australians debate diversity
Abstracts: Hong Kong voters speak out: they want democracy, but many find pro-China party acceptable. Lo: a long, puzzling record
Abstracts: Hong Kong wins favor with managers as attitude about transition warms up. Not all fund managers have deserted Sampoerna
Abstracts: Hong Kong woos Wuhan: China. Going it alone: multinationals in China. The gentle art of lobbying in China
Abstracts: Honolulu fish village back on track. Turtle by-catch slashed 97% - in Australian prawn fishery. We're staying in Denmark! - says trawl door maker Ole
Abstracts: Honour at stake. Burma road. On the way up: the army's youngest general has come a long way
Abstracts: Hood Champions Boston Red Sox Premium Ice Cream. Nestle Nok Out Ice Cream Bar. Amul Fundoo Chocobar Ice Cream Bar
Abstracts: Hoogovens Aluminium Building Systems. Aluminium building
Abstracts: Hoogovens Aluminium Building Systems. Callaghan sets out vision for Wales Assembly building. Building in conservation
Abstracts: Hoogovens doesn't expect profits to increase in 1998. ING per-share net is seen increasing 30% to 35% in 1998
Abstracts: Hook, line and sinker. Stanfield's scores with younger men. Sea change
Abstracts: Hoop nightmares. A rare bird. Double take; Beijing's Palace Museum quietly unveils its rarely glimpsed masterpieces
Abstracts: Hooray! Your touch can make it better. Brain boosters that make it easy on you. 5 ways to make your pet smile
Abstracts: Hooray! Your touch can make it better. Spicy chicken surprise. Party-day hooray
Abstracts: Hoover prevails in four lawsuits tied to free-travel promotion. Video vigilantes: how Britain beat back the pirates
Abstracts: HOP: a software tool for production scheduling at Bridgestone/Firestone Off-The-Road. MABS: spreadsheet-based decision support for precision marketing
Abstracts: Hope and fear. War or peace?
Abstracts: Hope at the polls? Awkward friends. Ibrahim Rugova, Kosovo's awkward survivor
Abstracts: Hope behind the horror. Vietnam war, continued. Vietnam's prodigal sons
Abstracts: Hope fades: Russia. Things fall apart: Russia. Two steps back: Russia
Abstracts: Hope for Chechnya. Yeltsin out in front. Boris Yeltsin's unruly brood
Abstracts: Hope for Haiti. Letter into contract: Haiti. A start, at least: Haiti
Abstracts: Hope for the little fellow. Hope: a new class of drugs has brought the possibility that AIDS may now be a treatable disease
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