| The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly 1998 Douglas Appell |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Agency to buy bad loans. (Malaysia's proposed Asset Management Co.) | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Asia's interest-sensitive shares face dilemma over selling. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| A trend toward indexing.(Asian stock markets) | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Beaten big-cap stocks are casting an alluring light.(analysis of Malaysian stock market) | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Brokers in Malaysia lament law on debt restructuring.(implications on stock market investing) | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Cash levels draw little flak. (Asian equity fund managers decide not to shift money from cash to stocks) | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Domestic consumer stocks in Asia attract: fund firms sees a trend in local issues as vacuum creates opportunities. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| First Pacific stirs optimism. | Business, international | Douglas Appell, Jon E. Hilsenrath |
| First Pacific stirs optimism: analysts turn sanguine on the Hong Kong assets of a Suharto ally. (Liem Sioe Liong) | Business, international | Douglas Appell, Jon E. Hilsenrath |
| Foreigners spy loopholes in Malaysia's capital controls. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Funds make subtle shift.(Asian stocks rise as the Japanese yen show signs of strength) | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Hobbling industry's growth? (Malaysian fund management industry) | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| How a small auto-parts maker reinvented itself to grow. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| How a small auto-parts maker reinvents itself to grow: AIC's shift to another sector proves nimble firms can find lucrative niches in current climate. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| How one nimble fund gained in Jakarta despite crisis: flexibility helped Schroeder-Panin Dana jump 14% since May 1997 as broader market was falling. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Indian software firms may prove resilient. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Indofood shares may be buoyed by sale; Salim's cloud on instant-noodle maker's stock should lift, some predict.(Heard in Jakarta)(Indofood Sukses Makmur; Salim Group) | Business, international | Douglas Appell, Richard Borsuk, Jon E. Hilsenrath |
| Investors hold off betting on Malaysia lottery firms.(stock investments) | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Investors hold off betting on Malaysian lottery firms. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Investors mull over Lonsum. (London Sumatra's stock surge) | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Investors return to Indonesia. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Local fund sales are brisk. (Malaysia's fund management companies) | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Lotus sees profit in private investment in listed firms: money manager offers funds using PIPES strategy in hopes of making gains above 30%. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Low-end builders favored.(real estate market in Malaysia) | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Malakoff move has promise. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Malakoff move has promise. (planned acquisition of Tenaga Nasional of Malaysia) | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Malaysia adviser's invitation sparks talk: meeting heralds early end to facet of capital controls, some speculate. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Malaysia bonds fail to lure buyers, despite good yield: economic and political risks facing the country strike investors as too intimidating. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Malaysia may privatize funds. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Malaysian firm profits on shares' volatility: short-term thinking has paid off for Metrowangsa Asset Management. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Malaysian stocks face threat: issues may shrink if country loses EAFE status.(Europe Australia and Far East index) | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Malaysia stocks feel pinch. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Natsteel Electronics, Venture get a leg up amid sector ills. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Natsteel Electronics, Venture get a leg up amid sector ills. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| New Kuala Lumpur airport leaves shippers in disarray. (Malaysia's Kuala Lumpur International Airport) | Business, international | Douglas Appell, Diane Brady |
| Old connections become a liability fo Citra Marga. (Citra Marga Nushapala Persada) | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Once stung, twice shy: easing freeze may not bring cash to Malaysia. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Plantation issues resilient. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Plantation shares feel sting. (Malaysia) | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Praise for Tanjong's buy.(investment in Powertek energy firm) | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Private-equity investors stand back from Malaysia; some see political, regulatory risks as too daunting; others shun side effects of capital controls. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Rally in Malaysian stocks is seen as a chance to bail out. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Region's turmoil caught many telecom firms off-guard. (Asia) | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Return to Asia is unlikely: local woes cloud potential of U.S. stock's sway. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Reworking defensive tactics: Malaysia's restrictions hit foreign investors. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Rupiah's strength sparks investor interest: but surge is hard to justify in terms of fundamentals, some caution. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Salomon Smith Barney is boosting its presence in Asia. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Salomon Smith Barney is boosting its presence in Asia. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Share swap clouds outlook: but Commerce Asset-Mbf deal has potential. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Singapore Press is seen as a safe haven.(Singapore Press Holdings) | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Some analysts are ready to bet on Sungei Way Holdings: possible venture with British construction giant Hanson raises hopes for Malaysian company. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Some ride out turbulence: savings plans help fuel net fund inflows. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Suharto's exit slows investors. (former President Suharto of Indonesia) | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Thai plan for banks fail to fire market: investors remain skeptical as Bangkok prepares its rescue arrangements. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Unisem IPO is promising. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Unisem IPO is promising: low price, rosy outlook cheer some analysts. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
| Wariness of stocks remains: analysts say it's too soon to buy indebted firms. | Business, international | Douglas Appell |
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