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Articles in May, 2002 issue of Business Times (Malaysia)

• Enterprise 50 nominations, an invaluable experience, BUSINESS TIMES
  by HELENA FERNZ
• A lame duck Opposition, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Abdullah Ahmad
• Golden Hope to increase landbank in prime sites, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Azlan Abu Bakar
• Super Series help desk at Sunday track day, BUSINESS TIMES
• Exports continue to gain strength, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Sadna Saifuddin
• Bourse to trade sideways in absence of leads, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Foo Eu Jin
• Danaharta invites bids for 309.6m Naluri shares, BUSINESS TIMES
• Abdullah reduces shareholding in Jusco, BUSINESS TIMES
• Quotes from MIDF Sisma Securities, BUSINESS TIMES
• KL has no qualms over proposed canal, BUSINESS TIMES
• P.I.E. registers better results, BUSINESS TIMES
• Re-inventing the motor sector, BUSINESS TIMES
• Krung Thai to launch Islamic banking in two months, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Kamarul Yunus
• Interest in C&C Bintang seen picking up on distribution news, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Debra Moreira
• US-based Brocade aims to increase SANs users here, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Debra Moreira
• BCB embarks on eProcurement Network, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Nuryushida Laily Yusof
• Silver Bird to increase R and D budget to RM1m, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Norzuhaira Ruhanie
• Portals focusing on graves not morbid at all, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Helena Fernz
• MPI set to return to the black, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Debra Moreira
• BIMB told to defer construction of HQ, BUSINESS TIMES
• The shape of wings to come, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Shirene Shan
• TSH to spend RM40m on biomas plant in Sabah, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Rizalman Hammim
• Shapadu expects up to RM50m revenue from toll-highway ops, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Foo Eu Jin
• Eka Matahari introduces hallmark lifestyle concepts, BUSINESS TIMES
• Ling: Soh's right to come back, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Eirmalasare Bani
• Telekom mulls TRI options, resists being trigger-happy (HL), BUSINESS TIMES
  by Cindy Yeap
• Klibor futures close unchanged, BUSINESS TIMES
• Zeti: Policies drawing in foreign investment, BUSINESS TIMES
• Interfusing the contemporary and the classic, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Shirene Shan
• Economists peg full-year GDP growth at 3.5pc to 4.5pc, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Sadna Saifuddin
• Giant liners to merge feeder services at PTP, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Jose Barrock
• MCement's better prospects fail to excite analysts, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Adeline Paul Raj
• PLUS' RM5.1b Islamic bonds stir keen interest, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Ishun P. Ahmad
• Teck Guan, smallholders to gain from cocoa price rise, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Zaidi Isham Ismail
• Maybank US$300m notes to draw good response, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Ishun P. Ahmad
• Siemens to supply GPRS technology to Celcom, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Hamisah Hamid
• Flurry of deals as deadline for 3G bids approaches, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Cindy Yeap
• Index down 2.48 points, BUSINESS TIMES
• Park May on track to break even, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Nuryushida Laily Yusof
• Showcasing the best of Italiano, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Sadna Saifuddin
• Think global ... but please act local!, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Seri Menanti
• Factoring catching on in Asia-Pacific countries, BUSINESS TIMES
  by SADNA SAIFUDDIN
• CTRM set to seal lucrative Airbus deal, BUSINESS TIMES
  by SHIRENE SHAN
• Index up 1.6pc, BUSINESS TIMES
• Income distribution for Mayban fund, BUSINESS TIMES
• Klibor futures close mixed, BUSINESS TIMES
• PPBOP set to capitalize on better margins, increase CPO output, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Azlan Abu Bakar
• Painless, gradual adjustments in fuel prices seen, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Zety Fazilah Baharuddin
• US seeks more liberal Asian financial sector, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Hamisah Hamid
• Index down 1.71pc, BUSINESS TIMES
• `A new dawn for Myanmar', BUSINESS TIMES
• EON's car sales dip in April, BUSINESS TIMES
• PTP's new quay cranes set to boost handling capacity, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Jose Barrock
• PM to address US businessmen in Washington, BUSINESS TIMES
• Ericsson yet to decide on staff to be laid off, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Kamarul Yunus
• Final closure on a trauma, BUSINESS TIMES
• Second rise in PSC may be approved before 2004, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Eirmalasare Bani
• IT applications mostly concentrated on admin activities, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Hamisah Hamid
• Port Klang expects growth of 500,000 TEUs, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Jose Barrock
• Market expected to be volatile, to track Wall Street, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Foo Eu Jin
• Govt reverses export duty of sawn rubberwood, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Zaidi Isham Ismail
• Banking on a new breed of lenders, BUSINESS TIMES
• Sunway Holdings to restructure SunTech, BUSINESS TIMES
• US-Malaysia relations getting even closer, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Abdullah Ahmad
• IBM sees online deals between markets, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Hamisah Hamid
• Gas pipeline project to be operational within 2 years, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Kamarul Yunus
• S&P upgrades Maybank rating one notch higher, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Habhajan Singh
• Consumer fairs, BUSINESS TIMES
• UMW expects demand to remain strong, BUSINESS TIMES
• Malaysia, Indonesia may benefit from China edible oils squeeze, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Zaidi Isham Ismail
• Growing with the `right people', BUSINESS TIMES
  by Habhajan Singh
• BSA eyes China to boost market share, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Sharifah Arfah
• CNOOC, partners confirm oil find off Bohai Bay, BUSINESS TIMES
• Prudential set to carve niche in motor insurance mart, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Habhajan Singh
• Maybank close to being a one-stop institution, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Azlan Abu Bakar
• Amsteel Sec buy good for Affin's stockbroking ops, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Azlan Abu Bakar
• Index falls 0.54pc, BUSINESS TIMES
• Razman to quit as MAA Assurance's CEO, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Habhajan Singh
• MISC affirms aggressive drive with new tanker, BUSINESS TIMES
• MNRB expected to post higher profit, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Habhajan Singh

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