| The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly 2001 Cris Prystay |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Asians travelers buoy industry by sticking close to home.(Column)(Statistical Data Included) | Business, international | Cris Prystay |
| Asian tourism feels the pinch as Americans opt to stay home.(in the wake of September 11) | Business, international | Zach Coleman, Nick Cumming-Bruce, Leslie Chang, Cris Prystay, Rasul Bailay |
| Asian travel.(Sabah and Pulau Tiga, Malaysia, miss "Survivor" marketing opportunity) | Business, international | Cris Prystay |
| In Malaysia, advertisers adopt direct mail to keep sales purring.(campaign for Friskies cat food)(Brief Article) | Business, international | Cris Prystay |
| Investors watch closely for finance gauge.(in Malaysia) | Business, international | Cris Prystay |
| Japanese travel jitters hurt business at home and abroad. | Business, international | Cris Prystay |
| Jimmy Lai shifts assets.(media baron in Hong Kong in deals) | Business, international | Cris Prystay |
| Johnson and Johnson unit tests online marketing in Malaysia.(Johnson and Johnson Vision Products Inc.)(Column) | Business, international | Cris Prystay |
| Malaysia cuts personal taxes, slashes import duties. | Business, international | Cris Prystay |
| Malaysia is banking on plans for a 'Bio Valley.'(country is working with Massachusetts Institute of Technology scientists) | Business, international | Cris Prystay |
| Malaysian IT firms fear censorship may loom.(government regulation may discourage investment and partnerships in information technology companies) | Business, international | Chen May Yee, Cris Prystay |
| Malaysian mergers heat up.(Malaysian government proposed buyout of UEM)(Statistical Data Included) | Business, international | Cris Prystay |
| Malaysian palm oil heats up: Conditions converge for old economy player.(Statistical Data Included) | Business, international | Cris Prystay |
| Malaysia steps up its efforts to attract Muslim travelers. | Business, international | Cris Prystay |
| MAS: back in black in 2003.(Malaysian Airline System reports losses) | Business, international | Cris Prystay |
| Sime, IOI battle for Palmco.(Sime Darby Bhd. and IOI Corp. are bidding for Palmco Holdings Bhd.) | Business, international | Cris Prystay |
| The bubble and the rubble of sprawling Kuala Lumpur.(conservationists try to save old buildings from demolition) | Business, international | Cris Prystay |
| Time dotCom plows ahead with offering.(Time dotCom Bhd. plans for initial public offering) | Business, international | Cris Prystay |
| U.S. concerns abroad wary. | Business, international | Suein L. Hwang, Cris Prystay |
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