| The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly 1999 Richard Borsuk |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| APP may list China assets.(Asia Pulp and Paper Co.) | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| APP plans to seek listing.(Asia Pulp and Paper Co.) | Business, international | Richard Borsuk, Sara Webb |
| Astra is attracting interest.(Money and Investing)(Astra International) | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| Chicago business school picks Singapore for program; university will open permanent campus in city-state for executive MBA students next year.(University of Chicago Graduate School of Business) | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| Gifts present Singapore mutual funds with a dilemma.(fund managers hope to eventually attract small investors with knowledge, not freebies) | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| Government plans fund to boost technology businesses.(Singapore's Technopreneurship Investment Fund) | Business, international | Richard Borsuk, Roger Malone |
| Government relaxes city's banking curbs on foreigners; cap of 40% on overseas ownership is removed in measures to boost competition.(Singapore) | Business, international | Richard Borsuk, Sara Webb |
| Heinz to enter joint venture in Indonesia: deal with ABC Group gives positive signal to troubled economy.(H.J. Heinz Co., Indonesian food company) | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| Keppel and SembCorp regain some appeal, analysts say.(Singapore)(Keppel Corp. and SembCorp Industries Ltd.) | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| Keppel's efforts pay off.(Keppel Corp.) | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| Neptune Orient agrees to sell train network of U.S. unit: $315 million deal will reduce shipper's debt load and help develop logistics business. | Business, international | Daniel Machalaba, Richard Borsuk |
| Nissin shelves Indofood deal with Salim; company won't be buying 30% of noodle maker after creditors object.(Nissin Food Products; PT Indofood Sukses Makmur; Salim Group) | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| Nissin shelves Indofood deal with Salim.(Nissin Food Products Co.; PT Indofood Sukses Makmur; Salim Group) | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| NOL poised to sail.(Neptune Orient Lines' projected turnaround) | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| Planting Indonesia's seeds of change. | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| Singapore barrels ahead on Jurong Island; despite slump, petrochemical complex is taking shape and luring firms. | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| Singapore spells opportunity for bookseller.(Japan-based Kinokuniya Books' to open megastore in Singapore) | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| SingTel goes shopping.(Singapore Telecommunications Ltd. acquires 20% of Advanced Info Service PCL) | Business, international | Richard Borsuk, Tom Wright, Netty Ismail |
| S.R. Nathan is declared next president, without election.(Singapore) | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
| Woes to remain at Creative; analysts aren't expecting a speedy recovery.(Heard in Singapore)(Creative Technology Proprietary ltd.)(Company Profile) | Business, international | Richard Borsuk |
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