ASIA net surge is mistake; IPO mix-up sends toll road stock soaring. (Asia Resources Holdings and AsiaInfo Holdings' initial public offering)

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Confusion about stock symbol and eagerness to buy into the initial public offering of AsiaInfo Holdings, a new Internet company bumped up the stock price of the wrong company, Asia Resources Holdngs, a toll bridge operator in Hong Kong. The mix-up was in the stock symbol ASIA assigned by Nasdaq.

United States, Securities issued, listed, Bsns Videotex Svcs ex Database, Bridge, Tunnel, Tpke Auth, Other Support Activities for Road Transportation, Transportation industry, Online information services, Business information services, Transportation authorities, Asia Resources Holdings, AsiaInfo Holdings

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Everyone's web site isn't exactly everyone's stock pick

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A News Corp. unit's stake in renren Media helps the company's stock stand out from many other Internet companies.

Financial analysis, Statistical Data Included, Illustration, Renren Media Holdings

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Failure to lift CyberWorks

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Attempts by Hong Kong Internet tycoon Richard Li to lift share value in Pacific Century CyberWorks Ltd. have failed. The company's share value fell 75 US cents to HK$5.75 (74 US cents) per share on October 24, 2000.

Pacific Century CyberWorks Ltd.

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