| Far Eastern Economic Review 1998 Trish Saywell |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A river run wild. (flooding in China) | Business, international | Trish Saywell |
| Beijing gusher. (China begins buying oil fields abroad) | Business, international | Ahmed Rashid, Trish Saywell |
| Buyer beware. (housing reforms; China) | Business, international | Trish Saywell |
| Curious in China. (marketing in China) | Business, international | Trish Saywell |
| Fine-tuning. (economic reform; China) | Business, international | Trish Saywell |
| Green focus: a government photographer comes to the rescue of Yunnan's endangered snub-nosed monkey. | Business, international | Trish Saywell |
| Innocent abroad. (China National Petroleum Corp seeks international presence) | Business, international | Ahmed Rashid, Trish Saywell |
| Little pioneers: Necessity is the mother of invention for China's laid-off workers as they flock to become their own bosses. | Business, international | Trish Saywell |
| Making waves. (Radio Free Asia) | Business, international | Trish Saywell |
| Power to the people: solar energy bridges China's 'generation' gap. | Business, international | Trish Saywell |
| Research and rescue. (Chinese state-owned firms use western business consultants) | Business, international | Trish Saywell |
| Shaken, not stirred.(forecasts on Chinese economy) | Business, international | Trish Saywell |
| Staying alert: for foreign firms in China, worker safety requires vigilance. | Business, international | Trish Saywell |
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