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

• Revised MDP set to make air fares more attractive, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Anna Maria
• Actacorp returns to the black, BUSINESS TIMES
• KLSE says report irresponsible and inaccurate, BUSINESS TIMES
• No plan to raise funds abroad: Dr M, BUSINESS TIMES
• Market drifts lower in lacklustre trade, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Maisara Ismail
• Oriental Food to dispose of shares, BUSINESS TIMES
• P. Dagangan targets bigger market share, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Eirmalasare Bani
• KLSE urges a stop to irresponsible reporting, BUSINESS TIMES
• FPLC: Subscribe to insurance scheme, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Zety Fazilah Baharuddin
• Southern Acids to buy PT Wanasari, BUSINESS TIMES
• PM: We'll make Cyberjaya a premier business location, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Deborah Loh
• Analysts: What concerns investors in Naluri-Tegas deal is the bottom line, BUSINESS TIMES
• RAM reaffirms PKNS paper scheme's rating, BUSINESS TIMES
• Pan Malaysia: Rapid growth in Big Sweep sales, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Tan Chin Siang
• QCC approach offers homegrown solutions for workplace problems, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Fazli Ibrahim
• Tema Anggun controlled by Mokhzani, Shamsuddin, BUSINESS TIMES
• Tanjong buys more Powertek shares, BUSINESS TIMES
• Insurer turns to sandblasting to curb car theft, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Habhajan Singh
• MSFA achieves 63pc rise in member list, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Rachael Philip
• Nestle products see surge in exports to West Asia, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Adeline Paul Raj
• Latexx breaches short-term resistance level, BUSINESS TIMES
  by S.N. Lock
• Index up 0.48 point, BUSINESS TIMES
• Asian, China to hold talks before signing free trade pact, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Kamarul Yunus
• Firm to manage EPF funds, BUSINESS TIMES
• Bush's statement welcomed, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Carolyn Hong
• TT Resources bags deal, BUSINESS TIMES
• Warisan group pushes for board changes (HL), BUSINESS TIMES
• US Customs ruling may harm maritime trade, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Ports World
• Tahan Insurance eyes foreign workers, army, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Dalila Abu Bakar
• AirAsia to fly to 3 new destinations, add six aircraft, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Zaidi Isham Ismail
• Life insurers hope for annuity tax boost, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Habhajan Singh
• Processing plant 80pc ready, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Zety Fazilah Baharuddin
• Perak Corp to pay ex-CEO, BUSINESS TIMES
• AmFinance to foreclose on land, BUSINESS TIMES
• Local lenders want training incentives, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Anna Maria
• `Gradual corporate tax reduction scheme will be helpful', BUSINESS TIMES
  by Norzuhaira Ruhanie
• Matsushita braces for drop in share of local air-con market, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Eirmalasare Bani
• Developers hope for more incentives, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Rachael Philip
• UK police extend Wessex inquiry to the US, BUSINESS TIMES
• 10-years tax incentive for firms to set up base here, BUSINESS TIMES
• Index ends slightly lower, BUSINESS TIMES
• Rest of the news, BUSINESS TIMES
• Inflationary pressures remain in check, BUSINESS TIMES
• Tighter job market expected, BUSINESS TIMES
• Kamunting controls Ombak Nilai, BUSINESS TIMES
• Telehealth project hits snag (HL), BUSINESS TIMES
  by Vasantha Ganesan
• Seminar on loan applications, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Maisara Ismail
• Bears continue to dominate, BUSINESS TIMES
  by W.Q. Mun
• Tanjung Manis Res to exploit extracted timber, BUSINESS TIMES
• Log ban to avoid disrupting equilibrium, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Tan Chin Siang
• Eden share price slides almost 33pc, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Adeline Paul Raj
• RAM reaffirms AA1 ratings for Tenaga debt issues, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Habhajan Singh
• S'wak approves 187 industrial projects worth RM1.63b, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Tan Chin Siang
• Gamuda's net jumps to RM238.7m, BUSINESS TIMES
• MAS gets nod to restructure debt, BUSINESS TIMES
• Sarawak to build new township for smelter, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Jennifer Jacobs
• TA net profit surges, BUSINESS TIMES
• Motorola to set up 8 more MotoServiceOne centers, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Audrey Dermawan
• Group to move big into African palm oil mart, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Zaidi Isham Ismail
• Gold Bridge sees DMS as cash cow, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Aida Ahmad
• Mother of all battles, part two, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Zulkifli Othman
• MMSC to broaden customer base, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Hamisah Hamid
• Ekran trims losses by 78pc, BUSINESS TIMES
• Gensoil hits limit-down, falls 48pc before suspension, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Fazli Ibrahim
• Travelers want MAS to emulate Air Asia fare offer, BUSINESS TIMES
• EPF contribution via PBeBank.com, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Norzuhaira Ruhanie
• UOB sues Paxelent for RM11m, BUSINESS TIMES
• Proton may turn Lotus into profit-spinner by 2005, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Fazli Ibrahim
• Lion confident creditors will back new debt plan, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Ishun P. Ahmad
• Naluri to buy 90pc stake in Tegas for RM24.5m, BUSINESS TIMES
• Western Union to set up a call center in KL, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Norzuhaira Ruhanie
• Rest of the news, BUSINESS TIMES
• SC turns down Cygal's debt restructuring plan, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Shahriman Johari
• Intan Utilities net profit drops, BUSINESS TIMES
• Perak Corp to appeal against moratorium, BUSINESS TIMES
• Olei Lah buys Woo Hing business, properties, BUSINESS TIMES
• Direct selling promises extra income: Hedges, BUSINESS TIMES
• Amsteel granted waiver, BUSINESS TIMES
• Highest number of unsold properties in Johor, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Chuah Bee Kim
• Postal outlets at petrol stations, BUSINESS TIMES

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