| The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly 1997 Paul M. Sherer |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Bangkok moves to stabilize its foundering finance sector. (new laws passed to ease Thailand's finance industry) | Business, international | Paul M. Sherer |
| Bangkok turns to the IMF, but hard work lies ahead. (Thailand and the International Monetary Fund) | Business, international | Paul M. Sherer |
| Banking bulls resurface. (1997 is good year to invest in Thai banking industry) | Business, international | Paul M. Sherer |
| Bucking the Thai trend: Goldman Sach's Dusit Thani stake states confidence. (buys 30% of Dusit Thani PLC's stake) | Business, international | paul M. Sherer |
| Business braces for more pain as bad debt spreads. (repercussions of bad-debts on Thailand's economy causing a debt spiral) | Business, international | Paul M. Sherer |
| Cabinet backs property plan: measure would let foreigners buy some land.(Bangkok, Thailand property market) | Business, international | Paul M. Sherer, Nopporn Wong-Anan, Warangkana Tempati |
| Charter's passage gives many Thais hope; supporters of reformist constitution envision a fairer political system. | Business, international | Paul M. Sherer |
| Citibank mulls FBCB stake. (First Bangkok City Bank PCL) | Business, international | Paul M. Sherer |
| Economy's condition remains critical despite IMF aid. (Thailand)(International Monetary Fund) | Business, international | Paul M. Sherer |
| Foreign capital arrives for Thai bank. (Laem Thong Bank PCL) | Business, international | Paul M. Sherer |
| Hopewell's canceled deal underscores Asia project woes. | Business, international | Paul M. Sherer, Erik Guyot, Joseph Kahn |
| How bold moves won the whiskey war. (Charoen's experiences in his successful liquor distillery business) | Business, international | Paul M. Sherer, Raphael Pura |
| IMF letter has no deadline for end of baht controls: accord, recently released by Bangkok, also reveals that a big capital outflow is expected. (International Monetary Fund) | Business, international | Paul M. Sherer |
| IMF rescue package isn't panacea for bad-debt hole. | Business, international | Paul M. Sherer, G. Pierre Goad |
| Investors seek a scapegoat. (Club to Protect the Interests of Stock Investors members gather to discuss how Thai stock brokers victimized) | Business, international | Paul M. Sherer |
| Many Thai firms flunk test.(Altman's Z-score bankruptcy test) | Business, international | Paul M. Sherer |
| Markets turn cold shoulder: mild finance measures leave investors sulky. (Thailand) | Business, international | Paul M. Sherer |
| Police raid two foreign brokeraqge firms in rumor hunt.(Thai police raid on ABN Amro Hoare Govett Asia Ltd. and Capital Nomura Securities PCL) | Business, international | Paul M. Sherer |
| Property-Rescue package is approved by cabinet vote.(Thailand's Trust Fund) | Business, international | Paul M. Sherer, Nopporn Wong-Anan |
| Reform, perceived bank shift alter Thai finance scene. (new financial reform laws and the refusal of Thailand's central bank to come to the rescue of ailing financial institutions brings confidence to Thailand's financial sector) | Business, international | Paul M. Sherer |
| Request to foreign banks.(Thai central bank's bid for emergency credit lines) | Business, international | Paul M. Sherer |
| Some Thai firms may show resistance to Baht turmoil. | Business, international | Paul M. Sherer |
| Surging interest rates put finance in a bind; Bank of Thailand's bid to defend the baht may increase the risk of insolvencies, analysts say.(Industry Overview) | Business, international | Paul M. Sherer |
| Thai economic report leaks out; how is a mystery. (leak of Bank of Thailand's monthly economic report could have affected public trading) | Business, international | Paul M. Sherer |
| Thailand's quiet tycoon. (businessman Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi) | Business, international | Paul M. Sherer, Raphael Pura |
| Thai reforms fail to excite: but foreign-stake change lifts interest in banks. | Business, international | Paul M. Sherer |
| The Baht is heading for a fall - again, economists warn. (Thailand) | Business, international | Paul M. Sherer |
| Two TI chip plants fall victim to financial crisis. (Texas Instruments Inc., Thailand's crisis) | Business, international | Paul M. Sherer |
| U.S. takes aim at Burma; Clinton calls for ban on U.S. investment. | Business, international | Eduardo Lachica, Paul M. Sherer, Laurie Lande |
| Wounded by Thailand's woes.(semiconductor industry Alphatec Electronics) | Business, international | Paul M. Sherer |
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