| The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly 1995 Kathy Chen |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Arrest could spell trouble for China's elite families. | Business, international | Kathy Chen |
| Asian leaders advocate engagement in dealing with China's rising power. | Business, international | Kathy Chen, Joseph Kahn |
| Canadian firm's gold-mining venture in China boosts prospects for industry. (Asia Minerals Corp.) | Business, international | Kathy Chen |
| Castro's China visit can't mask the gap between 2 nations. (Cuban President Fidel Castro) | Business, international | Kathy Chen |
| China alters some policies to slow pace of reform. | Business, international | Kathy Chen, Joseph Kahn |
| China hardens posture on Taiwan before summit by mentioning war. (Jiang Zemin's meeting with Bill Clinton) | Business, international | Kathy Chen, Marcus W. Brauchli |
| China renews its efforts to join WTO after averting trade war with the U.S. (World Trade Organization) | Business, international | Kathy Chen, Craig S. Smith, Marcus W. Brauchli |
| China's purchase of attack submarines from Russia sparks jitters in region. | Business, international | Kathy Chen |
| China taxes so-called luxury goods, raising costs for foreign businesses. (China imposes additional customs duties and value-added tax) | Business, international | Kathy Chen |
| China will unchain cooperatives to help revitalize banks. | Business, international | Kathy Chen |
| Chinese in rural areas get first lesson in democracy voting for local officials. | Business, international | Kathy Chen |
| Chinese state enterprises' woes are forcing workers to turn capitalist, with mixed results. | Business, international | Kathy Chen |
| Clinton and Jiang stand to benefit from trade pacts. (Chinese Communist Party head Jiang Zemin) | Business, international | Kathy Chen |
| Disintegrating values are byproduct of China's boom. | Business, international | Kathy Chen |
| Fall of Beijing party chief could signal beginning of an all-out power struggle. (Beijing Communist Party chief Chen Xitong) | Business, international | Kathy Chen |
| Focus of property firms in China bears watching. | Business, international | Kathy Chen |
| Improved Sino-U.S. ties may aid Jiang, not Taiwan. (China Pres. Jiang Zemin) | Business, international | Kathy Chen |
| Jiang consolidates power, giving 2 allies key posts. (Chinese President Jiang Zemin) | Business, international | Kathy Chen |
| Jiang may face difficulty from newly bold congress. (Chinese Communist Party leader Jiang Zemin) | Business, international | Kathy Chen |
| Li, opening National People's Congress, says government error roused inflation. (Chinese Prime Minister Li Peng) | Business, international | Kathy Chen |
| Mongolia is new frontier for adventure capitalists. | Business, international | Kathy Chen |
| Private companies will be banned from sugar deals. (China) | Business, international | Kathy Chen |
| Sino-U.S. relations, floundering in a sea of misconceptions, may erode further. | Business, international | Kathy Chen, Bob Davis, Robert Greenberger |
| Succession struggle simmers amid indications that Deng is closer to death than many thought. (Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping) | Business, international | Kathy Chen |
| Tour of Hutongs offers rare glimpse of old Beijing. | Business, international | Kathy Chen |
| U.S. exporters say they don't expect immediate gain from China trade pacts. | Business, international | Kathy Chen |
| Wei's conviction is likely to heighten Sino-U.S. tension. (Chinese dissident Wei Jingsheng) | Business, international | Kathy Chen, Eduardo Lachica |
| Women's conference aims high, but funding may remain low. (UN Fourth World Conference on Women) | Business, international | Kathy Chen, Marcus W. Brauchli |
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