| Far Eastern Economic Review 1997 Pamela Yatsko |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A biter pill to swallow. (China Trade & Investment) | Business, international | Pamela Yatsko |
| After the patriarch: Jiang Zemin's collective government has replaced Deng Xiaoping's autocratic model. Jiang faces great hurdles, but Chinese governance may be better for the change. | Business, international | Matt Forney, Pamela Yatsko |
| Better mousetraps. (technological innovation; China) | Business, international | Pamela Yatsko |
| Bitter medicine.(medical insurance in China) | Business, international | Pamela Yatsko |
| Coke on ice. (Coca-Cola encounters problems with advertising in China) | Business, international | Pamela Yatsko |
| Collective empowerment. (businesses in mainland China manage to overtake state-run companies) | Business, international | Pamela Yatsko |
| Comeback kids: China's prodigals come home to prosper in Shanghai. | Business, international | Pamela Yatsko |
| Cracks in the ceiling.(China reforms housing policy) | Business, international | Pamela Yatsko |
| Model Partner.(Agribusiness group Charoen Pokphand's business activities in China) | Business, international | Pamela Yatsko |
| Never mind the rules: Chinese set to stay in 'foreigners-only markets. | Business, international | Pamela Yatsko |
| No more free lunch.(welfare in China) | Business, international | Matt Forney, Pamela Yatsko |
| No soft landing.(economic problems in China) | Business, international | Pamela Yatsko |
| Not the people's daily.(popularity of Shanghai tabloid newspaper Xinmin Evening News) | Business, international | Pamela Yatsko |
| Persistence pays. (Danish entrepreneur; China) | Business, international | Pamela Yatsko |
| Prima Donna. (Jin Xing; Chinese modern dance star and transsexual) | Business, international | Pamela Yatsko |
| Rethinking China.(foreign investors have doubts about China) | Business, international | Pamela Yatsko |
| Seducing China's rich: despite chaotic beginnings, China's art auction houses have flourished, and years of indifference to art have been brought to an end by new prosperity. | Business, international | Pamela Yatsko |
| Shuffle and deal: why Deng's death didn't rattle Hong Kong's 'red-chips'. | Business, international | Henny Sender, Pamela Yatsko |
| Sparks flying.(joint venture General Electric China and Shanghai Jiabao Group fails) | Business, international | Pamela Yatsko |
| The great job hunt: Help for China's jobless is patchy at best. | Business, international | Pamela Yatsko |
| The homecoming: a return to her Shanghai birthplace sparks a teacher's celebrated literary career. | Business, international | Pamela Yatsko |
| The new breed. (Chinese investors) | Business, international | Pamela Yatsko |
| Wanted: shoppers. (Shanghai, China; retail industry) | Business, international | Pamela Yatsko |
| What rebound? (Chinese economy) | Business, international | Pamela Yatsko |
| Work in progress: booming Shanghai's urban renewal has been spectacular, but it's far from complete. | Business, international | Pamela Yatsko |
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