| The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly 1995 Joseph Kahn |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Aggressive sales push puts Procter & Gamble way ahead of rivals in China detergent market. | Business, international | Joseph Kahn |
| Analysts say Jianshe offers easy ride on cycle market. (Shenzhen North Jianshe Motorcycle) | Business, international | Joseph Kahn |
| Asian leaders advocate engagement in dealing with China's rising power. | Business, international | Kathy Chen, Joseph Kahn |
| Bechtel breaks new ground in China: firm's executives consider themselves project-financing guinea pigs. (Bechtel Enterprises Inc.)(Asian Infrastructure) | Business, international | Joseph Kahn |
| Beijing struggles to boost tax revenue in line with overall economic growth. | Business, international | Joseph Kahn |
| Beijing takes control of Shanghai market, imposes restrictions after bond scandal. | Business, international | Joseph Kahn |
| Capitalism and Christianity fuel each other in Wenzhou under communists' watchful eye. (Wenzhou, China) | Business, international | Joseph Kahn |
| Charging ahead, with no one in charge. (lack of a charismatic leader in China)(How China Works: The Anatomy of an Economy in Flux.) | Business, international | Joseph Kahn |
| China alters some policies to slow pace of reform. | Business, international | Kathy Chen, Joseph Kahn |
| China becomes appetizing market for exporters of rice amid higher demand, scarcity of land. | Business, international | Joseph Kahn |
| China ends Saturday workdays. | Business, international | Joseph Kahn |
| China pledges trade reforms, hoping to boost WTO bid. (World Trade Organization) | Business, international | Joseph Kahn |
| China's antigraft drive doesn't root out skeptics. | Business, international | Joseph Kahn |
| China's Shenyin Securities to report $23.7 million in after-tax profit for '94. | Business, international | Joseph Kahn |
| China to replace chairman of market regulatory body. (China Securities Regulatory Commission; Zhou Daojiong to succeed Liu Hongru) | Business, international | Joseph Kahn |
| Chinese officials rebut reports blaming rocket explosion on American satellite. | Business, international | Joseph Kahn, Sally D. Goll |
| Colony's China play stocks beckon amid mainland jitters. | Business, international | Joseph Kahn |
| Compromise sought: dispute highlights scope of China piracy problem. | Business, international | Marcus W. Brauchli, Joseph Kahn |
| Entrepreneurial zeal swells in Confucius' hometown. (Qufu, China) | Business, international | Joseph Kahn |
| In harsh light of results, Pudong is no Shangri-La. (Shanghai's free trade zone) | Business, international | Joseph Kahn |
| Insurers demand answers as investigation of Chinese rocket begins. | Business, international | Joseph Kahn |
| Jiang stands in spotlight with anti-corruption fight. (Chinese President Jiang Zemin) | Business, international | Joseph Kahn |
| Jiang touts plan to strengthen China's reforms amid troublesome economic statistics for 1994. | Business, international | Joseph Kahn |
| Leading China automakers join forces as Beijing aims to consolidate sector. (First Autoworks; Jinbei Motor Co.) | Business, international | Joseph Kahn |
| Major Chinese firms are modeling themselves on Japanese conglomerates in their expansion. | Business, international | Joseph Kahn |
| Strain in ties with China may hamper U.S. firms. | Business, international | Joseph Kahn |
| Surveys show many multinationals are operating successfully in China. | Business, international | Joseph Kahn |
| 'Unique formula' renders the yuan an isle of stability in turbulent sea. | Business, international | Joseph Kahn |
| U.S. companies sign slew of energy deals in China. | Business, international | Joseph Kahn |
| Women bank on loans to fight poverty in Asia. | Business, international | Miriam Jordan, Joseph Kahn |
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