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Articles in July 6, 1998 issue of Business Asia

• Upwardly Mobile - Statistical Data Included
• First Port Of Call - Statistical Data Included
• Ailing Korean chaebol hinder reform process
  by Lisa Panozzo
• Hanoi's fate hinges on reform
  by Andy Soloman
• Taskforce to identify petroleum prospects
• Dumping just a matter of time
  by David Charles
• Trade reforms hit snag - Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation
• Joint ventures to serve China - Port of Singapore Authority Corp
• Japanese get taste for wines
  by Lisa Panozzo
• Moving times grip the SAR - Chek Lap Kok Airport, Hong Kong
  by Kristina Zetterlund
• Slower growth worries HK - Statistical Data Included
  by Lisa Panozzo
• Leighton gets $225m deal. wins building contract in Hong Kong - Leighton Contractors Asia
• Korea's ripe for foreign picking
  by Cameron Cooper
• Cash dries up, investments down by fifth - Vietnam
• Melbourne nears million milestone - port handles a million shipping containers annually
• Companies stick with Asia
• Clinton puts stamp on Asia
• Asian giants bolster Sydney trade figures
• Busy travellers seek refuge of club lounge
• Airport just the start - Chek Lap Kok, Hong Kong
  by Cameron Cooper
• Darwin export figures down - Statistical Data Included
• Analysts praise Qantas
• Economy `vulnerable' - Vietnam
• China shakes up oil sector
  by Raj Rajendran
• Nike up and running to repair reputation
• In Brief
• Hotels vital to success
• ASEAN call for foreign investment
• Australians forge strong ties - Vietnam
  by John Dick
• Projects belie soft market in Timor Sea
• The poor get poorer and the rich get … poorer - Statistical Data Included
• Shipping rivalry up, but Asia set to suffer - ports
• Tax cuts in pipeline - India expects new incentives to revive foreign investment