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Articles in August 17, 1998 issue of Business Asia

• Survey tips three-year recovery
• Deflation prompts rethink
  by Richard Hubbard
• Accor still upbeat on the region - hotel company; Asia
• Ignore Japan at your peril: JETRO - Japan External Trade Organisation
  by Cameron Cooper
• Thailand tips infusion of foreign cash
  by Cameron Cooper
• Investors turning to Taipei - Australian investors choose Taiwan
  by Cameron Cooper
• Cheap deals cushion tourism
• The first … and the best - Vietnamese hotel
• In Brief
• Bank cuts stimulant for growth
• Insurance indemnity to assist tour agents
• China to open insurance sector
• Estrada urges privatisation - Philippine President Joseph P. Estrada
• Firm scores two projects - Connell Wagner is working on Hong Kong's airport and an Indonesian coal terminal
• A city of bargains - Singapore
• Asian export bottom line 'not all bad' - Australian exports
• China causes jitters in Asia - China's debt raises fear in Asian economies
• Fears of second Asian shock
  by Sarah Davison
• A tough assignment - Asian economic infrastructure
• An abode fit for a king - Grand Hyatt hotel in Seoul, Korea
• Albright's stance on Asia old hat - US Secretary of State Dr. Madeleine Albright
  by Cameron Cooper
• Stocks show signs of resilience - Taiwan's stock market is the strongest in Asia
  by Peter Rice
• Singapore meets convention needs
• A touch of Paris adds class to guests' stay - Hotel Sofitel in Melbourne, Australia
• Vietnam seeking equities market to woo investors
  by Cameron Cooper
• A tough act to follow - coal mining company John Holland lands contracts in Indonesia
• Auditing starts on hotel votes
• Thomas Cook wins HK deal - foreign exchange service in Hong Kong International Airport
• Asia sweats on Obuchi for revival - Japanese Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi
  by David Cohen
• Three Gorges to draw international tenders
• Symbol of Korea's promising future - Ritz-Carlton in Seoul
• Y2K job warning for expats - employment on Y2K projects likely to end in early 2000
  by Cameron Cooper
• China opening coffers to fix infrastructure
  by Lisa Panozzo
• Executives note value of holidays
• Business as usual for ADB - Asian Development Bank
• ASIA Fact file - Asian political leaders
• Clough beats the turmoil
• A blend of business and leisure - Hyatt hotel in Bangkok, Thailand
• Think-tanks a way out of Thailand's deep well - economic recovery
  by Suchart Supaniran