| Wall Street Journal. Europe 2001 Rick Jervis |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Companies submit bids for stake in Komercni. | Business, international | Rick Jervis |
| Czech court declares Skoda a.s. bankrupt. | Business, international | Rick Jervis |
| Czech power-sector sale vexes foreign investors.(State structures privatization as a package deal.) | Business, international | Rick Jervis |
| Czech wireless carriers move to block rivals.(Bids may target competitors, not customers.) | Business, international | Rick Jervis |
| Hairdresser is tangled in Czech bid to secure Philips TV-factory project.(Town argues `Public Benefit' but stylist wants `Fair' price.) | Business, international | Rick Jervis |
| Komercni Banka sale moves a step closer to completion. | Business, international | Rick Jervis |
| Lauder-Zelezny Fight Moves to U.K.(Ronald Lauder and Vladimir Zelezny take dispute to international arbitration court in London) | Business, international | Rick Jervis |
| Life outside the Internet bubble.(E-commerce is catching on in central Europe -- slowly.) | Business, international | Rick Jervis |
| Societe Generale wins bid to buy Komercni. | Business, international | Rick Jervis |
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