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Articles in Sept 21, 1998 issue of Business Asia

• $500b write-off on consumption - Asian economic crisis
• Japan trip shores up key sectors
• Hands-on role pays off for Empower
• Dr M's strategies looking sick - Mahathir Mohamed
  by Cameron Cooper
• UPS in the market for 60 aircraft
• No turning back for Mitsubishi
• Asia's best hotels
• Room to rent - Asian office vacancies
• Airbus orders flow in
• SA oysters catch on in Tokyo - South Australia, Japan
• Global turmoil need not lead to depression
  by Sarah Davison
• Guangdong still home to growth - China
  by Bina Brown
• Washington unveils new Boeing jet
• Camtech's Cyberjaya role a coup for State - South Australia
• Crisis hits home in Singapore - Polling Data
• Mood for reform grips Japan
  by Cameron Cooper
• Corporate sales likely to jump in next 18 months
• Money for jam as Beerenberg enters China
• Oriental takes top prize - Bangkok, Thailand, hotel
• Koreans fear bargain hunt by foreigners
• Marubeni gets American edge
• Water nous has flow-on effect for SA - South Australia
  by Cameron Cooper
• Asia Fact File - Statistical Data Included
• Business migrants in demand
• In Brief
• Japan takes shine to jewels
• Indonesia still hanging on to hope
• Private jets still a good buy for some
• Port trades on efficiency
• Hotel chain puts faith in Thailand
• Capital controls breed fear
• Red wine is travelling well
• Sport pumps millions into State coffers
• China keeps home fires burning - housing market
  by Bina Brown
• Odds favour Singapore, Australia: Poll - surviving economic downturn
• Native title row slows rail project
• Fight trade barriers, says Bonlac - Bonlac Foods
  by Cameron Cooper
• Korea's `big deals' a recipe for pain - South Korea's mergers