| The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly 1996 Miriam Jordan |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| Amoco pulls out of India gas project, citing delays in government talks. | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| As business travel to India booms, global hotel chains scramble to expand. | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Barbers in Tamil Nadu take battle on AIDS to customers' heads in state's pioneer program. (India) | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| BJP's stance on Kashmir, nuclear arms raises concern. (Bharatiya Janata Party) | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Despite probe, Indian official vows to keep telecom privatization going. (Indian Finance Minister P. Chidambaram) | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Global fund managers see India as potential cash cow. | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Hungry for a place at global economic table, India sees farming for export as peach of an idea. | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| India finds canned answers for its agricultural questions. | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Indian minister calls for narrower deficit, further reforms. (Indian Finance Minister Manmohan Singh) | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Indian state gives Enron approval to resume project. (Maharashtra, India) | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| India's budget has appeal for citizens and foreigners. | Business, international | Miriam Jordan, Sumit Sharma |
| Many Indian voters are rejecting Rao despite his success in reform. (Indian Prime Minister P.V. Narasimha Rao) | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Maruti dispute threatens to undercut Indian car maker's dominant position. (Maruti Udyog Ltd.) | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Scandal may boost Rao, but weak coalition looms. (Indian Prime Minister P.V. Narasimha Rao) | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Singh, seeking to reassure foreign investors, says reform of Indian economy is irreversible. (Indian Finance Minister Manmohan Singh) | Business, international | Miriam Jordan, Urban C. Lehner |
| Struggles of the BJP to set up new government spark broader questions about national identity. (India's Bharatiya Janata Party) | Business, international | Peter Waldman, Miriam Jordan |
| United Front's plan reflects pragmatism. (economic policy of India's new coalition government) | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| U.S. demand creates opportunities, challenges for Indian makers of automotive components. | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| U.S. tobacco companies target India, counting on a shift to cigarette smoking. | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Venture owned by Ford, Mahindra chooses Tamil Nadu site for Fiesta. | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
| Western companies send video vans to tap rural India's booming market. | Business, international | Miriam Jordan |
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