| The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly 1997 David P Hamilton |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| An urge to merge snagged on flaws for Bandai and Sega. (cancellation of merger plans between Bandai and Sega Enterprises) | Business, international | David P. Hamilton |
| Bigger is better for NTT. (Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp.) | Business, international | David P. Hamilton |
| Compaq powers up in Japan: company plans big expansion of sales force.(personnal computer firm) | Business, international | David P. Hamilton |
| Demand returns to bonds.(Japanese government bonds) | Business, international | David P. Hamilton |
| Embattled Sega Enterprises searches for direction. (as home video game division suffer losses) | Business, international | David P. Hamilton |
| Exports look like a cure for Japan's economic woes; increase means many structural changes of past four years are likely to be put on hold. | Business, international | David P. Hamilton |
| Good news sends bulls stampeding after Sony's shares; expected earnings, projects fuel long-term prospects, opening up corral of bargain hunters. | Business, international | David P. Hamilton |
| Idei tugs on the reins. (Sony Corp. president Nobuyuki Idei) | Business, international | David P. Hamilton, Robert Steiner |
| Japan relents on HDTV. (high-definition television system) | Business, international | David P. Hamilton |
| Reversal of fortune returns nation to days of malaise. (Japan) | Business, international | David P. Hamilton |
| Sharp has lost its edge. (Sharp Corp.) | Business, international | David P. Hamilton |
| Slammed into reverse.(declining Japanese gross domestic product) | Business, international | David P. Hamilton |
| Some bad calls leave DDI floundering against NTT. (Nippon Telegraph and Telephone) | Business, international | David P. Hamilton |
| Sony pumps some life into the insurance business. (Sony Life Insurance succeeds using creative strategies, new technologies) | Business, international | David P. Hamilton |
| Sony to slow, analyst warns. | Business, international | David P. Hamilton |
| Steak, wine and American broccoli. (implications of cheap imported goods on the lifestyles of average Japanese families) | Business, international | David P. Hamilton |
| Tokyo edges toward using public funds to help banks. (Japan) | Business, international | David P. Hamilton, Jathon Sapsford |
| Weak yen helps out Sony; firm posts record earnings on surge in sales. (Sony Corp., year ended March 31, 1997) | Business, international | David P. Hamilton |
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