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Articles in July 5, 1999 issue of Business Asia

• Shoppers still tight-fisted - Asia
  by Edwin Chan
• Improving retail store sales reflects optimism in Tokyo
• Trade zone seminar
• Manila turns to food belt - Philippines
  by Cameron Cooper
• In Brief - Asian economic news
• Rail funds shortfall can be solved: NT
• India to erase insurance barriers
• Finance chiefs target New York, the world
  by Randolph Ramsay
• Japan denies exploiting yen
  by George Nishiyama
• All well on home front as Asia turns off gas
• Life's tough, but ADB report says Thais faring admirably
• World Bank tells China to increase its spending
• Obuchi stocks on the rise
• LNG talks in Japan good news for Shell
• Bargain hunt by West no formality McKinsey - investment opportunities in Asia
• Burke grows into seat of power
  by Cameron Cooper
• Bluefire inks $10m LPG deal
• APEC stalls on trade liberalisation pact - Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation
• Mahathir in mood for polls - Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamed
  by Nelson Graves
• Darwin keeps fires burning in Asia
  by Cameron Cooper
• No easy answer to poll riddle
  by Kevin Rudd
• Rupiah on a roll, but not economy
• Growth still elusive: EPA
• Asians take a punt on Centrebet
  by John Shaw
• Asian chemicals take a bath - chemical industry economic status
• Port thrives as cattle trade picks up
• Armoured cars a shot in arm for Thai trader
• Corporate Affairs
• Firms using the Internet to cut costs
• Burke unveils new website
• Asia fact file - elderly and children demographics
• NT Expo gets vital support from Jakarta
• Construction work on rise