The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly 1999 Peter Wonacott - Abstracts

The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly 1999 Peter Wonacott
TitleSubjectAuthors
Ad blitz to promote fund.(Money and Investing)(advertising campaign for Hong Kong's first listed index fund)Business, internationalPeter Wonacott
Aeon targets younger set; credit card firm is adept at finding niches. (AEON Credit Service Co.).(Marketing)Business, internationalPeter Wonacott
Beijing official says China is serious on financial cleanup: Guangdong is called a laboratory for efforts to avoid meltdowns plaguing neighbors.(Wang Qishan, executive vice governor of Guangdong province)Business, internationalPeter Wonacott, Ian Johnson
China brokers can borrow; move may spur cash flows into stock markets.(stock brokers)Business, internationalPeter Wonacott
Creditors begin revamp of ailing Guangdong Enterprises.Business, internationalPeter Wonacott
Endocare in distribution deal; U.S. company plans to market liver treatment.(Brief Article)Business, internationalPeter Wonacott
Government to unveil plan for tackling bad bank loans.(China)Business, internationalPeter Wonacott, Ian Johnson
Hong Kong faces an economic, financial identity crisis.Business, internationalPeter Wonacott
Hutchison unit draws fire.(US Senate Armed Services Committee to discuss the right of a subsidiary of Hutchison Whampoa Ltd. to operate two container ports at the Panama Canal)Business, internationalPeter Wonacott
Lai seeks to ride cyberwave.(Hong Kong tycoon Jimmy Lai plans to seek a spot in the island's stock exchange)Business, internationalPeter Wonacott
Shenzen has Hong Kong mindful of the competition: upstart Chinese border town is quickly narrowing the gap on its more-established rival.(Statistical Data Included)Business, internationalPeter Wonacott
TraHK fund hits the rails: managers see benefits in low-level market.Business, internationalPeter Wonacott
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