| The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly 1996 Erik Guyot |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| AIG to acquire Hong Kong's SPC Credit as part of Asian consumer-finance push. (American International Group Inc.) | Business, international | Erik Guyot |
| Banker's death highlights risks for business in China. (murder of Credit Lyonnais executive Kevin Kong) | Business, international | Erik Guyot, Diane Brady |
| BIS membership offers China prestige, as well as tougher financial rules. (Bank for International Settlements) | Business, international | Erik Guyot |
| CEPA, Southern outline their plans for 'marriage.' (Consolidated Electric Power Asia Ltd.; Southern Co.) | Business, international | Erik Guyot |
| Colony's bourse investigates Lai's snap selling of Giordano. (businessman Jimmy Lai Chee-ying; Giordano International Ltd.) | Business, international | Erik Guyot |
| Colony's Joyce charms stock pickers with European fashion, regional clout. (Joyce Boutique Holdings Ltd.) | Business, international | Erik Guyot |
| Doubts about Hong Kong Telecom's ownership stimulate the appetites of bankers and suitors. (Hong Kong Telecommunications Ltd.) | Business, international | Erik Guyot, Richard L. Hudson, Peter Stein |
| Free-press fears spread to financial reporting. | Business, international | Erik Guyot |
| Heavy losses, clash of cultures led to shutdown of Hong Kong newspaper. (Eastern Express) | Business, international | Erik Guyot |
| Hong Kong bankruptcies highlight soft economy. | Business, international | Erik Guyot |
| Hong Kong bourse official is charged with bribery. (Chen Po-sum) | Business, international | Erik Guyot |
| Hong Kong budget offers modest steps to buoy service sectors ahead of 1997. | Business, international | Erik Guyot |
| Hong Kong building king hits a wall. (construction magnate Gordon Wu's failed additional profits) | Business, international | Richard Borsuk, Erik Guyot, Jon Liden |
| Hong Kong charges five in probe of BCIL deal. (Bond Corporation International Ltd.) | Business, international | Erik Guyot |
| Hong Kong shifts on realty: office-property stocks will gain, some pros say. | Business, international | Erik Guyot |
| Hong Kong's legal system under lens after Tan case. (George Tan Soon-gin) | Business, international | Erik Guyot |
| Hong Kong's port deal puts politics in spotlight. | Business, international | Erik Guyot |
| Hong Kong's stock rally is fueled by 'hot' cash, cautious pros say. | Business, international | Erik Guyot |
| Hong Kong's Woo unveils platform that reflects changes in his career. (chief executive candidate Peter Woo Kwongching) | Business, international | Erik Guyot |
| Hopewell hedges on Thai rail project, sets plan to cut debt with new firm. (Hopewell Holdings Ltd.) | Business, international | Erik Guyot, Nopporn Wong-Anan |
| In China, plastics shares may be genuine article.(petrochemical stocks) | Business, international | Erik Guyot |
| IPO frenzy hits Hong Kong as handover nears. (initial public offering) | Business, international | Erik Guyot |
| King Power builds empire, aided by remarkable allies. (King Power Duty Free Co.) | Business, international | Erik Guyot |
| Manila will invite new bidding for contentious power plant project. | Business, international | Erik Guyot, Cris Larano, Jon Liden |
| Standard Chartered finally finds buyer, Thailand's Nava, for its securities unit. (Standard Chartered Bank PLC; Nava Finance and Securities PLC) | Business, international | Paul M. Sherer, Erik Guyot |
| Stock exchange investigates trades that shook the market. (Hong Kong's securities regulators investigates foreign securities firms) | Business, international | Erik Guyot |
| To play it safe in China, investors pick red chips. | Business, international | Erik Guyot |
| To prepare for 1997, Hong Kong's British firms are pushing hard to recruit Chinese executives. | Business, international | Erik Guyot |
| Tung Chee Hwa concedes China aided his company. (Hong Kong chief executive candidate) | Business, international | Erik Guyot, Peter Stein |
| Tung pledges an election. (Hong Kong future leader Tung Chee Hwa's promise to hold legislative elections) | Business, international | Erik Guyot |
| Tung to become Hong Kong's chief executive in July '97. (Tung Chee Hwa) | Business, international | Craig S. Smith, Erik Guyot |
| Tussle between Peregrine and Segal illustrates pitfalls of doing business in frontier markets. (Peregrine Investments Holdings Ltd.; businesswoman Miriam Marshall Segal) | Business, international | Erik Guyot |
| White-collar crime surges in Hong Kong ahead of '97. | Business, international | Erik Guyot |
| Woo's entry into politics gets off to a brisk start. (Hong Kong businessman Peter Woo Kwong-ching) | Business, international | Erik Guyot |
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