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Articles in Nov, 2003 issue of Business Asia

• Trading with the US
• Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, who this month took over as Malaysia's Prime Minister in its first change of leadership in almost a quarter of a century, ruled out an imminent cabinet reshuffle and said he isn't ready to name his deputy - Malaysia - Brief Article
• Accor Asia Pacic-World's Leading Hotel Group - Accor Tourism Award - Brief Article
• A Hong Kong woman has come down with the first locally contracted case of Japanese encephalitis, an often fatal mosquito-borne disease, in seven years, the city's Department of Health said in a statement
• QBE named Australia's top exporter: 40 years of Australian Export Awards success
• Risk vs reward: is China worth the effort?
  by Randolp Ramsay
• DHL continues its support - DHL Australian Exporter of the Year Award - Brief Article
• "Beautiful" gathering: Australia's 50 Most Beautiful Exports 2003
• Koizumi win good for bonds
  by William Jr Pesek
• Japan and China key priorities for NSW: Carr
• Finalists' breakfast showcase for leading exporters - Brief Article
• Raising the bar in trade finance
• Good oil on first export - AusIndustry Emerging Exporter Award
• Hong Kong bouncing back: Ip
  by Randolp Ramsay
• Indonesia, South-East Asia's biggest economy, may not be able to lower interest rates much further because of fear of stoking inflation before the country's general elections next year, a Central Bank official said - Indonesia - Brief Article
• Shin Corp, founded by Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, will join South East Asia's sole no-frills carrier in operating the country's planned budget airline and compete with Thai Airways International Pcl - Thailand - Brief Article
• Building global peace and understanding through international education - IDP Education Award - Brief Article
• Siemens Mobile Networks, the world's third-largest provider of wireless network equipment, said China may set up a high-speed cellular network in 2005 after the government awards licenses for the service in the first half of next year
• Energy bloc plan for Japan, China, Korea
• Hi-tech branding for Australia
  by Sarah Jones
• Word of mouth
• The Philippine Central Bank cut its export-growth forecast for this year for the second time in two months, citing weak electronics shipments
• Vietnam and its World Trade Organisation trading partners scheduled a new round of negotiations next month, the first since Vietnam was told it must make a better offer to meet its 2005 entry target, the WTO said