| The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly 1995 Miriam Jordan |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| Ahmedabad museum weaves lush view of Indian textile designs' evolution. (Ahmedabad, India; Calico Museum of Textiles) | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Armed with strong currencies, tourists from Asia shop until they drop in U. S. | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Bajaj narrows choices for car pact. (Bajaj Auto Ltd.) | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Boeing deal with Taiwan may hamper China trade. | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Burma seeks to publicize welcome mat for tourists. | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Burma's jumping felines are cat's meow to tourists. | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Cash-strapped Burma looks to tourism to resuscitate its lagging economy. | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| China becomes top source of tourists for Hong Kong. | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Chinese airline's application for license in Hong Kong ruffles Cathay's feathers. (Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd.) | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Colony begins campaign meant to reassure visitors. (Hong Kong) | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Consumer tastes defy Indian nationalist push. | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Converted Indian palace offers oasis for travelers. (Neemrana Fort-Palace, Rajasthan, India; palace converted into heritage hotel) (Tracking Travel) | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Enron project revived under new pact. (Enron Corp.) | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Hindu nationalists' rally draws 150,000 to Bombay. (India) | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Indians walk many a mile for a camel at Pushkar fair. | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| India refocuses its efforts to spark tourism industry. | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| India rejects plan by Tata and SIA to start airline. (Tata Group; Singapore Airlines) | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| India's Bill Gates? HFC head sees glorious path for his booming firm. (Himachal Futuristic Communications Vice Chairman Mahendra Nahata) | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Li plans costly redevelopment of Holiday Inn in Beijing. (Holiday Inn Lido Beijing developer Li Ka-shing) | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Modi family and unit of Accor agree to develop midmarket hotels in India. | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| New Burma carriers thrive. (Air Mandalay and Myanmar International Airways) (Pacific Travel) | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Pagan's historic temples offer a peek at the heavens. (Pagan, Burma) | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Queen of the South Seas charms spiritual travelers. (legendary Nyai Loro Kidul of Parangtritis, Java, Indonesia) | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Reliance's move to quit exchange rankles investors. (Reliance Industries Ltd.) | Business, international | Miriam Jordan, Sumit Sharma |
| Some multinationals lose taste for India as nationalist crusade shuts KFC outlet. (Kentucky Fried Chicken) | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Telephone bidders face a possible rule change. (India) | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| T.G.I. Friday's restaurant chain plans to open six outlets in India. | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Women bank on loans to fight poverty in Asia. | Business, international | Miriam Jordan, Joseph Kahn |
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