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Abstracts: Japan: Asahara and O.J. Murderers or victims? Battered women. The five lives of Robert Harris
Abstracts: Japan auto makers cut domestic output in April. Auto makers target India: Nissan and Renault work on $3,000 car for growing market
Abstracts: Japan backs Chino for Asian Development Bank presidency. AOL could expand reach. Fast-Growth Sectors Help Spur Redrawing of Trade Ties
Abstracts: Japan backs Chino for Asian Development Bank Presidency. Japanese bankers break their silence about China's woes; worried lenders, with much at stake, find their voices in the wake of Gitic's bankruptcy
Abstracts: Japan bank battle may be brewing. Mitsubishi Tokyo, UFJ agree on merger deal. Bank of Japan plans to buy corporate debt
Abstracts: Japan: blood ties. Medicinal madness: Japan's drugs industry. Less rote, more activity
Abstracts: Japan bond rout unlikely. Crisis-hit nations to gain from Japan's experience. Legislators agree on plan to clean up the banking system
Abstracts: Japan can achieve stable economic growth if it incites leaders to free and creative thinking. Currencies start to crunch
Abstracts: Japan can say 'yes.' (liberalization of Japan's rice market) (Invisible Hand) (Column) Away from the brink
Abstracts: Japan car makers may lose the edge as trade rules change in Southeast Asia. Vietnam's decision to open tiny auto market to all comers could result in overcrowding
Abstracts: Japan car output falls after quake jars supplier. Aston Martin will expand lineup. Ford plans a charge tied to revamp of work in Europe
Abstracts: JAPAN: CARREFOUR OPENS ITS FIRST HYPERMARKET. MAURITIUS: BOURBON TO OPEN CORA HYPERMARKET. PARAGUAY: CARREFOUR OPENS ITS FIRST HYPERMARKET
Abstracts: Japan changes gear. Hurtling towards paralysis. Views from 2020
Abstracts: Japan chooses between past and future. The first glint of a new Japan. A gangster story: Japan
Abstracts: Japan comes back down to earth. APEC's gurus suggest speedier liberalization. Khin Shwe's experience as businessman reflects Burma's shaky transition to private enterprise
Abstracts: Japan deal invites foreigners: Daiwa, Sumitomo seek to lure firms in effort to reshape business. Orix gets a lift from reform program
Abstracts: Japan deal invites foreigners. Japan laws may spur market. Japan laws spur market
Abstracts: Japan drug firms seek new growth outlets: companies shift plans in bid to tap product pipelines. Big drug makers in Japan report mixed results
Abstracts: Japan embraces Internet toys. Not business-as-usual in increasingly wired Japan. Post-Tamagochi Japan embraces virtual e-mail pets
Abstracts: Japanese auto sales expected to rise. U.S. car sales eased in January. Porsche expects sales to rise
Abstracts: Japanese bank shares appear to be losing their luster: until lenders show solid proof they've cleaned up their act, analysts advises caution
Abstracts: Japanese bond prices run risk of fall on fundamentals. NEC sets sights on Europe. Deals Aren't Driven by Desperation Alone
Abstracts: Japanese business methods: couldn't we all do a little bit worse? Wrong or strong?
Abstracts: Japanese buy yen-based foreign bonds at record rates, cutting currency risks. Slow pace of deregulation is key reason why analysts like Tokio Marine shares
Abstracts: Japanese companies' success with shareholders to face test. Kanebo is looking attractive as a Japanese cosmetics play
Abstracts: Japanese competition in high technology: advancing or retreating? Information technology and product policy: 'smart' products
Abstracts: Japanese consortiums close to starting nationwide mobile telephone service. Japan mobile-phone makers look to add services amid competition
Abstracts: Japanese consumers embrace PCs and the gadgets that go with them. In shift, Packard Bell-NEC leans toward Malaysia site
Abstracts: Japanese corporate moves are unlikely to buoy profits. Central-Bank survey casts dark cloud over economy. Slammed into reverse
Abstracts: Japanese drug stocks get well on new products, M&A hopes. Glaxo signs biotech pacts in further deal making: Galapagos and Onco could reap payouts if new drugs deliver
Abstracts: Japanese employment: cracks in the system. Yen - weaker on political worries. Japan's next twelve months: Prospects for MNCs
Abstracts: Japanese energy firms look to Gulf of Mexico to skirt political risk. In Qatar, oil firms make huge bet on alternative fuel
Abstracts: Japanese firms beat U.S. competitors at producing low-cost personal phones. China may allow more than 10 mobile-service providers
Abstracts: Japanese firm spins gold: Toray's faux fabrics wow haute couturiers and spur rivals to act. More Taiwan firms seek limelight
Abstracts: Japanese government policies mask what ails economy. Japan's MoF manages to evade deep reform. Succession in Tokyo may aid economy, enliven politics
Abstracts: Japanese industry in Europe. Hostile takeovers still raise eyebrows in Japan. Far Eastern R & D: the California connection
Abstracts: Japanese investment in Asia slides as foreign firms expand; U.S., German companies ponder aggressive growth, stirring concerns about corporate landscape
Abstracts: Japanese joint ventures in the USA. Future trends in Japanese overseas investment. The pattern of Japanese multinational investment
Abstracts: Japanese lessons: South Korean securities firms. And now the home team. Old habits die hard
Abstracts: Japanese mainframe makers aim at the booming network market. Japanese firms focus on conferencing
Abstracts: Japanese managers alarmed in land of the rising yen. The oracle of TRON. The next high-tech gem from Japan
Abstracts: Japanese PC makers are back, posing threat to US firms' success at home. NTT Data's initial success may signal turnaround in Japan's market for IPOs
Abstracts: Japanese retirees purchase trips with your living room in mind. Japanese agencies offer TV fans behind-the-scene perspectives
Abstracts: Japanese rice producer sticks to investment in Vietnam. Executives troll for job opportunities in the region. Office workers opt to take an ax to the daily grind
Abstracts: Japanese telecom businesses seen pairing with foreigners. Shipbuilders face rough seas. The trade surplus may go the way of the geisha
Abstracts: Japanese travel jitters hurt business at home and abroad. Windsurfing in Hong Kong? Asians travelers buoy industry by sticking close to home
Abstracts: Japanese worry deflation could trigger a recession. A revival of Japan's economy is said to depend on Tokyo's willingness to cut regulatory noose
Abstracts: Japan faces debt-plan snag: railways gain U.S. support in fight against imposition of liabilities. Premier Hashimoto pledges tax cuts starting in 1999
Abstracts: Japan finally faces the end of Kamikaze capitalism. Koizumi-Nomics: deregulation is key to reviving Japan
Abstracts: Japan for the Japanese: Kobe aftershocks rattle Japan, Inc. Unshaken and unstirred: Kobe tremor highlights Wellington's vulnerability
Abstracts: Japan imports a stock rally. Small-cap stocks flounder. Pros comb over Japan stocks
Abstracts: Japan Inc. goes bust. Brokerage firms could be beating problems amid losses; they may be putting older issues behind them to deal with challenges to come
Abstracts: Japan Inc. needs to deconstruct its employment escalator. Half measures hobble Japan's recovery. Japan must tap land's wealth
Abstracts: Japan, India seek to boost trade. French trade deficit tied to lack of basic overhauls. China trade surplus reached record at $26.91 billion in June
Abstracts: Japan in the right. A question of meaning. The perils of nationalism: China
Abstracts: Japan introduces measures to burst the yen bubble. Experts offer a wide range of suggestions on how Japan can revive its economy
Abstracts: Japan introduces measures to burst the yen bubble. Property market's swoon may be good medicine. IMF encourages Thailand to loosen reins on baht
Abstracts: Japan is back, for real this time. Japan's big bang: too little, too late? Mixed omens on Japan's recovery
Abstracts: Japan is considering software tie-ups as growth strategy. (Japanese companies explore joint ventures with China's software developers)
Abstracts: Japan is infected by a physician protection racket. Hong Kong urged to make changes to retirement plan; funds association thinks mandatory contribution of 10% of salary won't be enough
Abstracts: Japan is loath to lower rates despite slump. Idei tugs on the reins. Hoping to lift stock market, Japan plans new rules to let firms buy back stocks
Abstracts: Japan isn't responsible for reviving all of Asia. Hong Kong-Singapore rivalry sparks cross-pollination. What's really behind Seoul's latest 'austerity campaign.'(economic nationalism of South Korea)(Editorial)
Abstracts: Japan is unlikely to charge Sumitomo's rogue trader. Toyota may increase its output of cars in North America; Move is part of plan to eventually sell 1.5 million vehicles in the U.S., company official says
Abstracts: Japan: it's in the timing. China's looming labor shortage. The silver lining of an aging Japan
Abstracts: Japan. Japan: international economy
Abstracts: Japan keeps up with the neighbors by moving in. Japan Inc. expects yen's drop to boost earnings, but worry trend won't last
Abstracts: Japan laws may spur market. Officials send crucial banking bill to parliament. Companies consider staff cuts to extend stock rally; more corporate restructuring may be needed to keep the market rising
Abstracts: Japan lures traders back. Slow pace of deregulation is key reason why analysts like Tokio Marine shares. Nomura takes back scandal-linked Tabuchis as advisers in hope of reversing business slump
Abstracts: Japan must take steps to spur venture capitalism.... Mao's legacy of distrust marks China today. Remembering MacArthur's legacy in Japan
Abstracts: Japan offers its exporters a boost. Forfaiting: an alternative financing tool. WTO ruling is appealed by US
Abstracts: Japan: OK sells EAC Japan to Micro Matic. Russia: Bryggerigruppen aims at making acquisition. DENMARK: BRYGGERIGRUPPEN ACQUIRES 25% OF PEVA POLAND
Abstracts: Japanology, Inc. Japans' troublesome imports. A good tanning
Abstracts: Japan: only connect. Fateful fungi. Fact before theory
Abstracts: Japan orders citibank to halt private banking: Citigroup unit faces series of charges that may hurt firm's global reputation
Abstracts: Japan. part 10
Abstracts: Japan. part 3
Abstracts: Japan. part 5
Abstracts: Japan. part 9
Abstracts: JAPAN: PLANSEE TEAMS UP WITH JAPAN VACS METAL. AUSTRIA: PLANSEE GROWING BY ACQUISITIONS. ITALY/AUSTRIA: PLANSEE TAKES OVER NUOVA ALDAP
Abstracts: Japan premium clouds Tokyo bourse. Bond market thrives as banks retreat. Taking sides on Japan's gap: weak banks may hold greater potential gains
Abstracts: Japan: reforms will go on. Murayama should call elections. New era of multiparty politics is dawning for the Japanese
Abstracts: Japan remains fettered by regulations. Japan's reform bound to snag on incomplete deregulation. Japan sets up its own debt trap
Abstracts: Japan retailers look abroad. Indian chain bucks tradition. Tokyu plan elicits doubts: few investors see 'rebirth' as turning point
Abstracts: Japan retailers look abroad. Parts firms look to Japan: industry giants are shopping for local stakes. U.S. ad agencies in Japan stretch wings to win more market share
Abstracts: JAPAN: REVIEW OF BRESSE BLEU JAPON. FRANCE: THE KEYS TO BEL'S INTERNATIONAL SUCCESS. FRANCE: REVIEW OF FROMAGES.COM SITE
Abstracts: Japan's amazing ability. Japan's tender spring. Hold on, Japan's busy
Abstracts: Japan says no. A triumph of expediency over common sense. Trade made the ship to go
Abstracts: Japan's banks resist change.... A capital idea: open Japan's banking industry. Hints of a credit easing
Abstracts: Japan's breakup of Postal System clears big hurdle. Germany, in shift, plans to cut rate of corporate taxes. Foreign funds face tax men in Asia: South Korea, Japan claim abuses of treaties intended to encourage investments
Abstracts: Japan's brokers push global mutual funds. Asset managers grow picky: fund pros get more out of targetted marketing
Abstracts: Japan's car makers hit U.S. wall. Toyota's profit rises, along with threat to Detroit. Banks' 2nd-quarter results disappoint
Abstracts: Japan's cellphone giant tries expansion into credit cards. Sony's net climbs 18% to record; competition might curb outlook
Abstracts: Japan's chance for change. Heading for the hills: Japan's capital. Another chance?
Abstracts: Japan's controversial kingmaker Ozawa decides it's his turn to hold top post. Ozawa's election as opposition leader sets stage for clash with LDP chief
Abstracts: Japan's debt menace. Hickel in a pickle: Alaska. In a pickle
Abstracts: Japan's debt-ridden future. Diminishing returns. Another false dawn?
Abstracts: Japan's drug makers go global: companies look abroad for revenue as domestic sales stagnate. Japan machine-tool firms are steadily recovering
Abstracts: Japan's economic growth slows. European rush to buy Japan stocks hits euro. Japan 1st-period GDP rose 0.6%
Abstracts: Japan's economy awakens, but may tire soon again. Japan reports rise in GDP: export growth, investment point to recovery
Abstracts: Japan's economy: play it again, Tora-san. Politics, dollar peg in Hong Kong's future. Tanaka's influence endures in Japan politics
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