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Articles in Nov 2, 1998 issue of Business Asia

• Though times, but Singapore sticks to blueprint
• Science `hub' to help offset Asian crisis
• Jakarta eases access to banks - includes other items
• CEOs upbeat about future: Survey
• Expo center in a league of its own - Singapore
• Telstra ups the ante in developed areas
  by Lisa Panozzo
• In Brief
• Telecoms a draw for foreign firms
• Firms ignore `bug' threat - millennium bug, Japan
• Let's build a better Singapore
  by Goh Chok Tong
• Firms ride out Malaysian controls
• Coal sector feels Asian heat
• Asia Fact File - Illustration - Statistical Data Included
• Banks still in good shape - Singapore
• Multi-utilities likely to pay dividends - merging of telecommunications and utilities - Statistical Data Included
  by Malcolm Alder
• High Flyers - Asian airlines - Illustration - Statistical Data Included
• Electronics firms get more selective - Singapore
• NEC secures defence deal
• ASEAN mulls policy switch
  by Cameron Cooper
• Investors still drawn to safe-haven nation - Singapore
• Goh pitches pro-market policies
  by Valerie Lee
• Financial problems' spur securitisation
• ASEAN bankers eager for aid
  by Vithoon Amorn
• Exports up, trade down - Singapore
• Lucent sees hope amid the turmoil
• Broadband network delivers advantages
• Ailing Asia will soon be up and running
  by Lee Yock Suan
• How the West misjudged Asia
  by Maurice Daly
• Riady tries to woo investors - James Riady, special envoy from Indonesia
  by John Shaw
• Ahead Of The Pack - global competitiveness - Illustration - Statistical Data Included
• Free markets key to revival - telecommunications, Asia
• Jakarta's lament: a stronger rupiah