| Wall Street Journal. Europe 2005 Andrew Browne |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| 2% solution: China lets yuan rise vs. dollar, easing trading tensions slightly. | Business, international | James T. Areddy, Michael M. Phillips, Andrew Browne, Mary Kissel |
| Asian rivals put pressure on Western energy giants.(petroleum)(Industry Overview) | Business, international | Patrick Barta, Andrew Browne, Bhushan Bahru |
| Big foreign investors are courting Bank of China.(World Trade Organization)(includes Stock Quotes statistical table)(Company Profile)(Industry Overview) | Business, international | Andrew Browne, Mary Kissel |
| China may offer foreign control of a state bank.(banking)(international)(includes Stock Quotes statistical table)(Company Profile)(Industry Overview) | Business, international | Peter Wonacott, Robin Sidel, Andrew Browne |
| China-U.S. trade gap widens to monthly record.(United States)(economy) | Business, international | Greg Hitt, Andrew Browne |
| EU eases quotas on China trade, breaking logjam.(European Union)(textile quotas)(trade agreements) | Business, international | Federica Bianchi, Andrew Browne, Juliane Von Reppert-Bismarck |
| EU's Mandelson belittles quotas after China deal.(European Union)(Peter Mandelson)(includes Stock Quote statistical table) | Business, international | Andrew Browne, Juliane von Reppert-Bismarck |
| Global team to buy 10% of Bank of China.(Royal Bank of Scotland Group PLC, Merrill Lynch & Co. and Li Ka-shing of Hong Kong)(banking)(includes Stock Quotes statistical table)(Company Profile) | Business, international | Andrew Browne |
| Maverick plays key role in new bank post. | Business, international | Andrew Browne |
| Private companies could ease China's economic cool-down.(business)(economy)(Asia) | Business, international | Andrew Browne |
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