| The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly 1997 Samantha Marshall |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Anh, Muoi, and Kiet are expected to step down. (Vietnam's upcoming National Assembly elections expected to replace the aging leadership of Vietnam's Communist Party) | Business, international | Samantha Marshall |
| Are the country's impoverished borrowing too cheaply? Fundamental financial difficulties threaten the future of Vietnam's Bank for the Poor. | Business, international | Samantha Marshall |
| Building on a lucky feeling. (Luks Industrial Co. bets on Vietnam's bright economic future) | Business, international | Samantha Marshall |
| Business ardor for Vietnam cools as profits prove coy. | Business, international | Samantha Marshall |
| Central bank curbs sale of dollars on Interbank market. (State Bank of Vietnam) | Business, international | Samantha Marshall, Anya Schiffrin |
| Collapsed deal casts a pall. (Vietnam's first $1.3 billion oil refinery cancelled due to government's lack of support to the investors) | Business, international | Samantha Marshall, Richard Schumacher |
| Fallen hopes send foreign investors packing their bags.(economic conditions in Vietnam) | Business, international | Samantha Marshall |
| Firm grasp of currencies: streetwise Vietnam youth cadge for fun, profit. | Business, international | Samantha Marshall |
| Hanoi heeds protests with an anticorrupt purge. | Business, international | Samantha Marshall |
| Hanoi orders banks to honor their loan guarantees. | Business, international | Samantha Marshall, Anya Schiffrin |
| Lifting the smoke screen: Vietnam may ease cigarette-promotion rules. (proposed amendment to the Commercial Law) | Business, international | Samantha Marshall |
| Nike's image remains soiled: hit by Asia labor woes, sneaker maker still can't get mud off. | Business, international | Samantha Marshall |
| Portraits bear silent witness to the killing fields. (Tuol Sleng prison) | Business, international | Samantha Marshall |
| Territory's wealthy seek safety by hiring bodyguards. (as Hong Kong hand-over to China looms) | Business, international | Samantha Marshall, Erik Guyot |
| The Colonel goes to Vietnam, but gets there late. (Kenucky Fried Chicken to enter Vietnam market) | Business, international | Samantha Marshall |
| Vietnam banks worry lenders. | Business, international | Samantha Marshall |
| Vietnam clears resort plan: coastal project could snag negotiations. (Lang Co beach) | Business, international | Samantha Marshall |
| Vietnam's ambivalence to tourism leaves hotel rooms in the dust.(Column) | Business, international | Samantha Marshall |
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