| The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly 1999 Samantha Marshall |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Black tie or batik? In diverse region, it's anyone's guess.(Asian corporate dressing) | Business, international | Samantha Marshall |
| Counselor is swamped as job stress grows in the region.(Human Dynamic Asia Pacific Ltd.) | Business, international | Samantha Marshall |
| Further delays bog down Vietnam-U.S. trade agreement. | Business, international | Samantha Marshall |
| Handling layoffs with care: company severance packages top requirements.(Hong Kong companies) | Business, international | Samantha Marshall |
| Managers face unfamiliar curve; latest trend in employee appraisals welcomed - to a degree - in Asia. | Business, international | Samantha Marshall |
| Recession's silver lining: top-notch people ready for hire.(layoff of senior management people at Hong Kong corporations) | Business, international | Samantha Marshall |
| Savimex wants to go global.(state-owned Savimex Economic Cooperation and Export-Import Co.) | Business, international | Samantha Marshall |
| Vietnam puts a price tag on official corruption; finance ministry reveals state agencies can't account for about $5.8 billion in bureaucratic assets. | Business, international | Samantha Marshall |
| When bad meetings happen to good people.(conducting business in Asia) | Business, international | Samantha Marshall |
| When bad meetings happen to good people: cultural idiosyncrasies can make a confab in region especially trying. | Business, international | Samantha Marshall |
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