| The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly 1995 Stephen Duthie |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| Analysts pick only 3 firms as good palm-oil plays. | Business, international | Stephen Duthie |
| Analysts say efficient management, market bode well for Malaysian Oxygen. | Business, international | Stephen Duthie |
| Dispute over derivative trade widens. | Business, international | Stephen Duthie |
| Ekran says revenue from Bakun project to begin belatedly. (Ekran Bhd.; Malaysia's Bakun hydroelectric dam project) | Business, international | Stephen Duthie |
| Mahathir's coalition wins easily, boosting its majority in parliament. (Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad; National Front) | Business, international | Stephen Duthie |
| Malaysian firm may play big role in plans for Sabah. (North Borneo Timber Bhd.) | Business, international | Stephen Duthie |
| Malaysia's Ananda raises U.S. profile. (T. Ananda Krishnan) | Business, international | Stephen Duthie |
| Malaysia's Khong Guan aims to boost its image with infrastructure project. (Khong Guan Holdings Malaysia Bhd.) | Business, international | Stephen Duthie |
| Malaysia's National Front, buoyed by economy, seems poised for a convincing election victory. | Business, international | Stephen Duthie |
| Malaysia's utilities lose spark amid rate reversal. | Business, international | Stephen Duthie |
| Sime Darby plans to buy UMBC stake to boost its financial-services presence. (Sime Darby Bhd.; United Malayan Banking Corp.) | Business, international | Stephen Duthie |
| Warding off rivals from his own party poses biggest challenge for Mahathir. (Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad) | Business, international | Stephen Duthie |
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