| The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly 1998 Hae Won Choi |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Cooking up a new product. | Business, international | Hae Won Choi |
| Cooking up a new product: entrepreneur uses his noodle in tough market. (Manna Food Co.'s owner, Lee Kang Wook introduces new product) | Business, international | Hae Won Choi |
| Hanwha and Kia Motors fail to sell assets, fueling fears. | Business, international | Hae Won Choi, Namju Cho, Shin Jung Won |
| Hanwha and Kia Motors fail to sell assets, fueling fears: frustrated attempts spur concerns that such setbacks may hinder South Korea's recovery. | Business, international | Namju Cho, Shing Jung Won, Hae Won choi |
| Kia deal drives Hyundai, but doubt may stall shares.(Hyundai Motor's acquisition of Kia Motors and sister company Asia Motors) | Business, international | Jane L. Lee, Hae Won Choi |
| Korea Telecom's stock draws investors seeking safety: newly listed shares in Seoul soar on a restructuring plan applauded by analysts. | Business, international | Hae Won Choi |
| LGIC's investment in a sister company irks investors; corporate South Korea is facing a hard struggle with the reform of its largest conglomerates.(LG Information and Communications) | Business, international | Jon E. Hilsenrath, Hae Won Choi |
| Samsung Electronics sees riches as prices of DRAMS rise.(dynamic random access memory chips) | Business, international | Hae Won Choi |
| Small businesses shoulder bulk of country's debt woes.(South Korean debt crisis) | Business, international | Michael Schuman, Hae Won Choi |
| Two stock bets may cure investment blues; Su Heung Capsule and Medison are viewed as tonic for Korea's market. | Business, international | Hae Won Choi |
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