Far Eastern Economic Review 1996 Murray Hiebert - Abstracts

Far Eastern Economic Review 1996 Murray Hiebert
TitleSubjectAuthors
Acting up; Singapore's playwrights test the government's limits.Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
Almost home. (China-Singapore Suzhou Industrial Park)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
Battle on the high seas: Malaysia is spending heavily to attract shipping companies to Port Klang - just one of the areas in which it's trying to draw business away from Singapore.Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
Conservative criticism: Singapore's restoration bid draws mixed reviews.Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
Dr. Feelgood. (Malaysian prime minister Mahathir Mohamad)(Cover Story)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert, V.G. Kulkarni, S. Jayasankaran
Electronic shock. (Singapore's electronics industry)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
Family resemblance: lawyer's new novel parallels his father's ups and downs.Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
Far out: Singapore companies flee to the suburbs.Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
Good idea.(further education in Singapore)(Cover Story)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
Help wanted: Singapore scans the globe for skilled professionals.Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
Hidden costs: investors flock to Cambodia, but beware.Business, internationalMatthew Lee, Murray Hiebert
High-flier. (Singapore Airlines is top-ranking coporation in Singapore in 1996)(Review 200)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
Hints of recovery.(Singapore economic analysis)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
It's a jungle out there. (Singapore companies depend on overseas expansion for continued growth)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
It's official; Singapore clears Lee family on property discounts. (family of Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
Lawmaker in limbo.(Singapore Democratic Party leader Chee Soon Juan faces legal action)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
Like father, like sons. (Singapore businessman Kartar Singh Thakral and the Thakral Corp.)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
Lone ranger.(Singapore businessman Chia Shi Teck's political career)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
Luring new wealth. (private-banking operations come to Singapore)(Investing Offshore/Private Banking)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
Money isn't everything. (Singapore Volunteers Overseas)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
Musing on Malaysia; people surprised at Lee Kuan Yew's merger idea.Business, internationalMurray Hiebert, S. Jayasankaran
Outward bound. (banking industry in Singapore)(Focus: Banking in Asia)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert, S. Jayasankaran
Power Pruned.(President Ong Teng Cheong of Singapore)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
Safety in numbers. (Singapore/Malaysia)(U.S. Investment in Asia)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
Shaky haven. (Amcol Holdings' Singapore financial results have fallen threatening Indonesian investments on the Singapore Exchange)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
Sharpening the edge. (budget issues in Singapore)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
Singapore's currying favourite.(profile of Komala's Restaurants, Singapore)(Company Profile)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
Singapore steals the crown. (Singapore favoured location for doing business in Asia)(Review 200)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert, Katherine Stephan
SingTel on the line: Singapore's phone monopoly braces for competition.(Singapore Telecommunications)(Company Profile)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
Smelly? Try mail-odour.Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
Succession saga. (possible successor to Malaysian prime minister Mahathir Mohamad)(Cover Story)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert, V.G. Kulkarni, S. Jayasankaran
Surfing and skulking. (interesting tourist destinations in Singapore)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
The Renaissance Man. (Simon Tay, lecturer at the National University of Singapore)(50th anniversary issue)(Interview)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
The strong, silent type: Singapore's Venture Manufacturing is a quiet success.Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
Tough talk. (Malaysian prime minister Mahathir Mohamad)(Cover Story)(Interview)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert, V.G. Kulkarni, S. Jayasankaran
Truce at the top: co-premiers tone down their war of words. (Cambodian leaders Norodom Ranariddh and Hun Sen)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
Try next door: in neighboring countries, vastly different New Years. (Indonesia, Malaysia)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert, John McBeth
Under the microscope.(World Trade Organisation study of Asian trade practices)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert, Shada Islam
War of the words: speak Singlish, can or not? That is the question.(English in Asia)(Cover Story)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
War of words: Malaysian tempers flare at Singapore's merger talk.Business, internationalMurray Hiebert, S. Jayasankaran
Waste not: government pushes water-conservation campaign. (Singapore)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert
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