| The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly 1997 Peter Stein |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Ambivalence abounds as July 1 nears. (preparing for the Hongkong's turnover to China) | Business, international | Peter Stein |
| A setback for Next Media. (Next Media Group Ltd.'s public offering hampered by resignation of Sun Hung Kai International Ltd. as underwriter) | Business, international | Peter Stein |
| A stable economy keeps fears of the future at bay. (Hong Kong) | Business, international | Peter Stein |
| A sweet stock deal for Citic Pacific's Yung. (Citic Pacific Ltd. Chairman Larry C.K. Yung) | Business, international | Peter Stein |
| Can Beijing quell Portuguese territory's crime wave? (Macau) | Business, international | Peter Stein |
| Dressing up Barney's future. (Dickson Poon acquires Barney's Inc.) | Business, international | Peter Stein, Hal Lipper |
| Higher profits for Li's firms. (financial report of Cheung Kong Holdings Ltd. and Hutchinson Whampoa Ltd., both controlled by Hong Kong property tycoon Li Ka-shing) | Business, international | Peter Stein |
| Hong Kong battles back: wave of negative media coverage is scorned. | Business, international | Peter Stein |
| Hong Kong business leaders have a tough sell in U.S.; effort seeks to convince Congress that transition to Chinese rule is going smoothly. | Business, international | Eduardo Lachica, Peter Stein |
| Hong Kong dollar is little jostled as island in the storm.(Hong Kong keeps curency valuation in a stable level) | Business, international | Peter Stein |
| Hong Kong radical clings to dream of independence. (Kar Ching-wan struggle for Hong Kong's independence) | Business, international | Peter Stein |
| Hong Kong's outlook remains upbeat, despite politics. (economic perspective still positive despite scheduled handover to China on July 1, 1997) | Business, international | Peter Stein |
| Hong Kong stays confident, but is the foundation solid?(Hong Kong stock market and property market analysis) | Business, international | Peter Stein |
| Hong Kong still signals strong hopes for the economy. | Business, international | Peter Stein |
| In sudden spree, China Inc. boosts stakes in city firms.(Chinese investment in Hong Kong firms) | Business, international | Peter Stein |
| Korea's financials set Hong Kong investors on edge. | Business, international | Peter Stein |
| Monetary Authority chief tries to spread his clout. (Hong Kong's Joseph Yam to help financial institutions meet real property financing demand) | Business, international | Peter Stein |
| Political jitters shake the public's trust in future leader. (erosion of public support and perception to Hong Kong's future leader Tung Chee Hwa) | Business, international | Peter Stein |
| Tiananmen's ghosts haunt Hong Kong-China ties. (insistence of Hong Kong to commemorate the deaths in Tiananmen strains its relation with China) | Business, international | Peter Stein |
| Tung Chee Hwa: the "people will rule Hong Kong." (new chief executive of Hong Kong after its handover to China)(Interview) | Business, international | Peter Stein, Urban C. Lehner |
| Tung embraces business community in his policy speech.(Hong Kong Chief Executive Tung Chee Hwa) | Business, international | Peter Stein |
| Tung expects to tell the U.S. about handover success. (Hong Kong Chief Executive Tung Chee Hwa visits the US in September 1997 to tell of Hong Kong's successful handover to China) | Business, international | Peter Stein |
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