The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly 2001 Shu Shin Luh - Abstracts

The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly 2001 Shu Shin Luh
TitleSubjectAuthors
After the pink slip, outplacement firms are ground zero.(career counseling and job searching advice)Business, internationalShu Shin Luh
Asian CEOs turn to executive MBA programs for answers.(to questions of global economics)Business, internationalShu Shin Luh
Asia's recruiting firms expand.(headhunters expect growth)Business, internationalShu Shin Luh
Call me Tom: Singapore exchange CEO fosters change.(Tom Kloet, chief executive of Singapore Exchange Ltd.)Business, internationalShu Shin Luh
Can SingTel work with Optus? Some critics think not.(Singapore Telecommunications Ltd., Cable and Wireless Optus Ltd. have different corporate cultures)Business, internationalS. Karene Witcher, Richard Borsuk, Sara Webb, Shu Shin Luh
CIOs struggle to expand beyond technician stereotype.(Gartner Group program for chief information officers helps expansion of business roles)Business, internationalShu Shin Luh
Citibank takes its 'pulse' lunch for healthy profits.(Citibank's new management tool)Business, internationalShu Shin Luh
Companies make staff morale top priority.(economic slowdown results in less hiring)(Statistical Data Included)Business, internationalShu Shin Luh
Companies rely on lessons learned from economic crisis.(many companies changing the ways employees are recruited and compensated)Business, internationalJesse Wong, Shu Shin Luh
Executive action: preparing for the worst.(disaster planning)Business, internationalShu Shin Luh
Hyundai stock might skid after GM's Daewoo deal.(General Motors to acquire parts of Daewoo Motor)(Statistical Data Included)Business, internationalHae Won Choi, Shu Shin Luh
Japan's apathetic employees.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)Business, internationalShu Shin Luh
Managers in the region can expect to be in the money.(Chinese executives to receive salary increases)(Statistical Data Included)Business, internationalShu Shin Luh
Networking proves effective.(for unemployed Asian executives)(Statistical Data Included)Business, internationalShu Shin Luh
NOL looks shipshape.(Neptune Orient Lines)(Column)Business, internationalShu Shin Luh
Older job hunters prefer networking to headhunters.(Drake Beam Morin survey)(Statistical Data Included)Business, internationalShu Shin Luh
Recruit or hire locally? Singapore's openness is tested.(economic downturn leads to search for foreign talent)Business, internationalShu Shin Luh
SingTel invests cautiously - and leaves the ego at home.(Singapore Telecommunications Ltd.)(Interview)Business, internationalShu Shin Luh
Slumping Tung Lok clings to good cooking, good value.(Chief executive Andrew Tjioe of Tong Lok Group)(Interview)Business, internationalShu Shin Luh
Small executive search firms carve niches in Asia.Business, internationalShu Shin Luh
'Soft firings' distinguish renren in goodwill department.(renren.com gives laid off employees outplacement services, other benefits)Business, internationalShu Shin Luh
Turnover rates in Hong Kong may begin to level off.(Statistical Data Included)Business, internationalSara Webb, Shu Shin Luh
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