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

• Steel products duty upsets plastics sector (HL), BUSINESS TIMES
  by Cheah Chor Sooi
• 6 sen per unit dividend for ASN2 holders, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Norzuhaira Ruhanie
• Telekom nominees to replace 4 TRI directors?, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Zainul Arifin
• Investors shift focus from Genting to Resorts World, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Adeline Paul Raj
• Ex-CEO to call off suit, BUSINESS TIMES
• Voluntary deregistration, BUSINESS TIMES
• Warisan TC alleges conspiracy, files suit, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Fazli Ibrahim
• Sime enters JV with Petra, BUSINESS TIMES
• Fujitsu keen to participate in Malaysia's e-Govt project, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Zety Fazilah Baharuddin
• SMS service scores big during World Cup soccer month, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Cindy Yeap
• Making Labuan IOFC centre for all good things, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Fauziah Ismail
• Aussie expatriate picks IOFC for lifestyle and business, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Kang Siew Li
• Some mini Enrons in the making, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Zulkifli Othman
• Tan Chong denies news report, BUSINESS TIMES
• Correction, BUSINESS TIMES
• Fiamma proposes MTS stake disposal, BUSINESS TIMES
• Enquiry service through SMS, BUSINESS TIMES
• Maxis, Renong expected to lead active trading, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Norzuhaira Ruhanie
• Depositors' insurance scheme in the pipeline?, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Eirmalasare Bani
• Tapping into the future of rubber, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Zaidi Isham Ismail
• Wall St events key to market movement, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Norzuhaira Ruhanie
• Cheil Saida lands a clear head of a deal, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Shahriman Johari
• SMI's 2001 unaudited net loss larger, BUSINESS TIMES
• Audrey to dispose of Viet arm, BUSINESS TIMES
• BCap surges on capital repayment plan, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Shahriman Johari
• Funds leaving US a boon to Malaysia, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Ishun P. Ahmad
• Rest of the news, BUSINESS TIMES
• MAS to unveil group revamp details Tues, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Eirmalasare Bani
• Plantation sector set to extend good performance, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Zaidi Isham Ismail
• Malpac agrees to buy firm, BUSINESS TIMES
• Huaren to place another 24pc stake in Nanyang Press, BUSINESS TIMES
• Malaysians, Filipinos set up RM28m palm oil mill, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Kamarul Yunus
• Pantai buys Labuan insurance firm, BUSINESS TIMES
• Megasteel ups HRC base price by 14pc, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Cheah Chor Sooi
• Insurers reluctant to cover phoney card transactions, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Eirmalasare Bani
• TSH proposes private placement, BUSINESS TIMES
• Patimas calls off plan, BUSINESS TIMES
• Perodua offers quality compacts, BUSINESS TIMES
• Mdex needs to trade in more products, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Zainul Arifin
• DRB-HICOM sees good results from PC venture, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Zuraimi Abdullah
• Long queues at CCM due to `seasonal rush', BUSINESS TIMES
  by Cheah Chor Sui
• Cabinet paper on MAS restructuring plan next week, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Eirmalasare Bani
• Demutualisation of KLSE will give it an edge in global economy, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Norzuhaira Ruhanie
• Govt hopes franchising concept will be stepped up, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Marina Emmanuel
• Puas eyes KLSE listing in early 2004: Dr Khir, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Dalila Abu Bakar
• MAHB offers VSS to employees, BUSINESS TIMES
• Lackluster response to tripartite regional grouping, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Azlan Abu Bakar
• Key to avoiding Enron debacle here, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Fazli Ibrahim
• Citibank sees higher revenue through SMIs, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Hamisah Hamid
• Australia chooses Malaysia as halal food production center, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Habhajan Singh
• Proposals to revive Pelangi Air (HL), BUSINESS TIMES
  by Eirmalasare Bani
• Banking on technicals, BUSINESS TIMES
  by W.Q. Mun
• Science and tech parks can attract more investments, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Marina Emmanuel
• Kamunting raises stake in Leisure, BUSINESS TIMES
• Seeking to calm troubled waters, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Saiful Azhar Abdullah
• Index up 5.57 points, BUSINESS TIMES
• MMC Q1 profits increase 72pc, BUSINESS TIMES
• Local firm keen to buy stake in Sri Lanka Telecom, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Kamarul Yunus
• FIM 2002 set to attract 120 exhibitors, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Nuryushida Laily Yusof
• Growth potential in food, biotech sectors, says Taib, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Tan Chin Siang
• Unza Hlgs spurred by offer to buy its shares, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Fazli Ibrahim
• JVC hopes to sell 1,000 sets of video cameras a month, BUSINESS TIMES
• Huat Lai ends debut with 1 sen discount, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Dalila Abu Bakar
• (KESM Industries Bhd), BUSINESS TIMES
• Sinmah to issue RM37m bonds, BUSINESS TIMES
• Time dotCom expects 10,000 GPRS users, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Cindy Yeap
• Tourism drive welcomed, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Kang Siew Li
• Matsushita Seiko to spend RM6m on 3rd sales company, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Kamarul Yunus
• Ideal environment to set up a trust, BUSINESS TIMES
• TRC confident of getting 30pc of Bakun dam project, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Rachael Philip
• S. Korea's Posco buys 30pc of Prestar unit, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Eirmalasare Bani
• Vast potential for machinery and equipment industry, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Hamisah Hamid
• MPlant may take full control of Alliance Bank by end of Sept, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Norzuhaira Ruhanie
• Evermaster shares dip 1.5pc, BUSINESS TIMES
• NWP the top gainer on local bourse for first six months, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Adeline Paul Raj
• Ireka's rights issue gets SC nod, BUSINESS TIMES
• BASF Petronas Chemicals goes online through WorldAccount, BUSINESS TIMES
• Anson Perdana fails to sustain gains, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Norzuhaira Ruhanie
• EON in pact to sell its 21pc stake in CCL?, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Cindy Yeap
• Talasco changes name to Tahan Insurance Malaysia, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Habhajan Singh

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