| Far Eastern Economic Review 1992 Jonathan Friedland |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| After the flood: Indonesia criticised by bankers for poorly implemented debtstrategy. (Indonesia's debt concerns) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland, Adam Schwarzz |
| Allied scrutiny. (Hong Kong's Allied Group Ltd.) | Business, international | Henny Sender, Jonathan Friedland |
| Back from the brink. (Japan's economic-rescue package) | Business, international | Anthony Rowley, Jonathan Friedland |
| Back to the world: progress on MIAs boosts chance of Vietnam ties. (missing-in-action) | Business, international | Susumu Awanohara, Jonathan Friedland |
| Bailout blues. (troubled bank rescue plan in Japan) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Behind the screen. (private banking in Asia) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Bright spark: China Light pushes its frontier. (China Light and Power Company Ltd.) (Cover Story) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Building confidence: Japan's housing sector shows signs of recovery. | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Bulls in a China shop. (foreign investors in China's securities markets) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Bust bankers. (Japan) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Cash in delivery: custodial banking comes of age in Asia. (banking industry's handling of securities) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Collateral damage. (economic effects of riots in Bangkok, Thailand) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Cost of a crisis: Thailand can bandage economic wounds of military crackdown. (includes related article) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Coyiuto's crown: Oriental battle heads for courts. (efforts by the Presidential Commission on Good Government to wrest control of Oriental Petroleum and Minerals Corp. from chairman Robert Coyiuto Jr.) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Customers come first. (Taiwan's banking system) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Divide and conquer. (Makati and Manila Stock Exchanges, Philippines) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Faded glory: Kadoorie hotel firm misses opportunities. (Lawrence Kadoorie) (Cover Story) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Falling star; problems come home to roost at First Pacific. (First Pacific Company Ltd.) (Business: Companies) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Feeding the giant: Indonesia's Salim Group beefs up Indocement. | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Financial earthquake. (Japan's property market crumbles) (Cover Story) | Business, international | Louise Do Rosario, Jonathan Friedland |
| Fingers in the pie. (Taiwan's state-controlled banks) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Fiscal bottleneck; taxes help to dry up real-estate market. (Japan) | Business, international | Louise Do Rosario, Jonathan Friedland |
| Freshmen at the feast: Central Asian republics set sights on ADB. (Asian Development Bank) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Grande designs. (Praia Grande, Macau's reconstruction, airport runway and taxiways construction) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Green fingers. (Indonesian timber magnate Prajogo Pangestu's Barito Pacific Timber Group) (Cover Story) | Business, international | Adam Schwarz, Jonathan Friedland |
| Heavy baggage. (international venture of Asian hotels yields unprofitable results) (Invisible Hand) (Column) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Hello, Uncle Nippon. (economic ties between Vietnam and Japan to resume; includes related article) | Business, international | Murray Hiebert, Jonathan Friedland |
| How to be inscrutable: offshore financial institutions scramble to manage Asia's private wealth. | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Husky and Hutch. (Hutchinson Whampoa Ltd.; Husky Oil) (SHROFF) (Column) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Japan's plastic pygmies. (plastics industry in trouble) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Jewel loses lustre. (Hong Kong's Hang Seng Bank) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Lifeboat designs; Japan edges towards bank bail-out plan. | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Luxury with an acid whine. (Asian Development Bank's headquarters in Manila) (Focus: Asian Development Bank 1992) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Master manipulator: Oriental Petroleum chief eyes expansion. (Oriental Petroleum and Minerals Corp.'s Robert Coyiuto, Jr.) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Not a pretty picture. (Japanese recession affects art-market) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Of mice and men. (Thai businessmen's reaction to violent riots in Bangkok) (Invisible Hand) (Column) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Osaka's big bet: Japanese city vies to be Asian gateway. | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Out of the rubble. (Japan to initiate a new company to write-off bank loans) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Paper chase: India cracks down on alleged bond fraudsters. | Business, international | Hamish McDonald, Jonathan Friedland, Sucheta Dalal |
| Passion play. (Philippine motel chain Victoria Court diversifies target market) (Company Profile) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Permit pocketed. (MBF Holdings Bhd. reconsiders decision to purchase a controlling interest in Malayan United Industries Bhd. and Asian Oceanic Holdings Ltd.) | Business, international | Doug Tsuruoka, Jonathan Friedland |
| Phoning home. (Hong Kong tycoon Li Ka-shing to close telecommunications operations) | Business, international | Henny Sender, Jonathan Friedland |
| Power profits. (New World Development and Guangzhou Economic Construction Co. agree to finance a Chinese thermal-energy project) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Profits of misfortune. (Japanese companies go into AIDS research) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Property precedents. (purchase of Nine Queen's Road Central) (Shroff) (Column) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Putting money to work: overdue reforms are helping to provide needed funds. (Focus: Capital Markets 1992) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Putting on heirs. (financial heirs of deceased Sir Y.K. Pao, founder of World International Holdings Ltd.) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Quek off the mark. (Quek Leng Chan's Guoco Group) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Realm of the peer: Hongkong's last taipan sets an agenda for the future. (Lawrence Kadoorie) (Cover Story) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Reliant on gravity. (Bombay Stock Exchange) (Shroff) (Column) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Risks on paper. (financing for Indonesia's Tanjung Enim Lestari pulp and paper project) | Business, international | Adam Schwarz, Jonathan Friedland |
| Running for cover: Japanese court case reveals insurer's woes. | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Safety-first investment. (zero coupon bonds paired with equity-linked securities) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Saving face in Malaysia. (SHROFF) (Column) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Setting an example: Japanese manufacturer Ricoh slashes costs. | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Sogo, so good. (Japanese department stores expanding to Asian countries) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Stuck on the rocks: Japan miffed as Yeltsin cancels visit. (cancellation of visit to Japan by Russian President Boris Yeltsin)(includes related articles) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Systematic solution: Itoman's problems will be spirited away. (Itoman Corp to merge with Sumikin Bussan Kaisha Ltd.) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Tax cuts in demand. (cuts in personal tax) (Business ) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Test of salesmanship. (Japan Ministry of Finance to issue Nippon Denshin Denwa KK and Japan Tobacco Inc. shares) (Shroff) (Column) | Business, international | Anthony Rowley, Jonathan Friedland |
| That sinking feeling: India's first overseas equity issue collapses. | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland, Sucheta Dalal |
| The other Cojuangco: 'Tony' emerges as new force in Philippines. (businessman Antonio 'Tony-Boy' Cojuangco)(includes related article) (Business) | Business, international | Rigoberto Tiglao, Jonathan Friedland |
| The setting sun. (economic conditions in Japan) (Economic Monitor: Japan) (Column) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Thirst for power: Philippines' San Miguel moves closer to Cojuangco's grasp. (businessman Eduardo Cojuangco and San Miguel Corp.) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Traveller's tales. (Japanese tourists bolster economy of Cairns, Australia) (Column) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Turnaround in the air. (privatization of Philippine Airlines Inc.) (Business) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Unequal union. (Hong Kong Bank and Midland Bank merger) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| World is his oyster. (Peter Woo of World International Holdings) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Writing on the wall. (Japan's paper industry) (Industry Overview) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland |
| Yen on top: dollar and Deutschemark retreat from Japan. (amidst turmoil in European Exchange Rate Mechanism in Sep 1992) (Cover Story) | Business, international | Jonathan Friedland, Ed Paisley |
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