| The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly 1999 Jane L. Lee |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Daewoo Group likely to be dismantled in restructuring; only auto-related operations expected to remain, with conglomerate's other units sold off. | Business, international | Michael Schuman, Jane L. Lee |
| Daewoo plans sale of assets.(Daewoo Group) | Business, international | Michael Schuman, Jane L. Lee |
| 'Free PC' sparks market rivalry among Korean net service providers. | Business, international | Russell Flannery, Jane L. Lee |
| Hanbo creditors reject U.S. consortium's cash offer; they prefer a bid for bankrupt steelmaker that would include long-term debt.(Hanbo Iron and Steel Co.) | Business, international | Jane L. Lee |
| HSBC-Seoulbank talks end.(HSBC Holding PLC) | Business, international | Jane L. Lee |
| Hyundai hits the jackpot: clout of South Korean fund raises concerns.(Buy Korea Fund) | Business, international | Jane L. Lee |
| Korea contest lures artists.(Male Root Carving Competition) | Business, international | Jane L. Lee |
| Korean chip maker sells unit: Hyundai Electronics disposes of packaging arm.(Hyundai Electronics Industries Co sells ChipPAC Co) | Business, international | Jane L. Lee |
| Korean creditors take further action on Daewoo.(Daewoo Group) | Business, international | Jane L. Lee |
| Mass layoffs leave workers reluctant to go on strike: militant labor organization struggles to find support for series of walkouts. | Business, international | Jane L. Lee |
| Samsung to curtail U.S. role: ex-Packard Bell CEO to take control of AST.(Samsung Electronics Co.; Beny Alagem; AST Research Inc.) | Business, international | Jim Carlton, Jane L. Lee |
| Seoul and Daewoo move to ease foreign bankers' worries; conglomerate to start negotiations with creditors by mid-August, official says.(Oh Kap Soo, assistant governor of the Financial Supervisory Service; Daewoo Group) | Business, international | Michael Schuman, Jane L. Lee |
| Seoul may boost trust firms.(the plan by the South Korean government to infuse capital to investment trust companies) | Business, international | Jane L. Lee |
| Seoul taps brokers to help absorb Daewoo's bad debt.(South Korea) | Business, international | Jane L. Lee |
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