| The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly 1998 Richard Borsuk |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| Anarchy may pose serious threat to Suharto's presidency. | Business, international | Puspa Madani, Richard Borsuk, Leslie Lopez |
| Astra sells microchip unit. | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| Astra sells microchip unit: U.S. Group buys Batam factory for $90 million.(PT Astra International) | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| Caltex shifts headquarters: firm to move head office to island next year.(Caltex Petroleum Corp. establishes Singapore office) | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| Carrier invests in comfort: Singapore Airlines seeks long-term payoff. | Business, international | Richard Borsuk, Hal Lipper |
| Carrier invests in comfort: Singapore Airlines seeks long-term payoff. | Business, international | Richard Borsuk, Hal Lipper |
| Debt message spawns a waiting game. (Indonesian foreign debt) | Business, international | Richard Borsuk, Raphael Pura |
| Economy shrinks as Goh warns of tough times ahead: city-state joins list of contracting Asian nations, with cuts foreseen in business costs, wages. | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| GM seeks to expand in Asia: buying auto makers may boost market share.(General Motors Corp) | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| Habibie encourages ruling party to become pro-reform. (Indonesian President B.J. Habibie, Golkar) | Business, international | Puspa Madani, Richard Borsuk |
| Habibie takes the reins as country's new vice president. (Indonesia's B.J. Habibie) | Business, international | Jay Solomon, Richard Borsuk |
| Habibie vows reform, but his perch remains precarious. (new Indonesian President B.J. Habibie) | Business, international | Richard Borsuk, Raphael Pura |
| 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 |
| Indonesia's good news is met with a shrug: country's positive developments fail to spur long-term stock interest. | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| Jakarta acts to restore order amid fear of more unrest: despite rate boost, riot-quelling, worries remain that moves don't address issues effectively. | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| Jakarta gets reform rolling for state-controled banks. | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| Jakarta goes all out to convince skeptics of progress: IMF official says sufficient steps to reform economy warrant release of $1 billion credit. | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| Jakarta takes bows, but Indonesia's woes keep mounting. | Business, international | Richard Borsuk, Darren Mcdermott |
| Long-awaited, sweeping reforms unveiled by Jakarta. (Indonesia) | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| Millions in Indonesia lose jobs, and poverty ranks grow: economic crisis eats away at employment; officials recommends plan to assist small business. | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| On the lookout for fallout. | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| Petrochemical project feels the pinch. (construction og Indonesia's PT Trans-Pacific Petrochemical Indotama complex is delayed) | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| President Habibie courts Indonesian Chinese as their 'ally.' (Indonesian President B.J. Habibie) | Business, international | Richard Borsuk, Reginald Chua |
| Shrugging off recession.(Merck and Co maintains growth in the face of regional depression) | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| Shrugging off recession: Merck says Asia crisis hurt sales slightly. | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| Signs point to Habibie in new post. (President Suharto eyes B.J. Habibie as vice-president) | Business, international | Richard Borsuk, Raphael Pura |
| Singaporeans opt for dollars: most holders of ringgit steer clear of Malaysia. | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| Singapore appears to score in bid to challenge Hong Kong: effort to catch up as financial center includes lower business costs, tax breaks, cuts in red tape. | Business, international | Richard Borsuk, Erik Guyot, Christina Mungan |
| Singapore casts lures for tourists to counter an economic downturn. | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| Somber outlook for Singapore's big banks. | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| Steps to boost competitiveness urged to counter recession.(Singapore) | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
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