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Articles in March 3, 2000 issue of Business Asia

• Banks, telco holdings to boost Ayala
• GREA$E money
• Trade talk
• Regional recovery pushes up airfares
• Elections to stall reforms
  by Cameron Cooper
• Citibank out to lift share in Singapore
• Export prospects shine at AD Coote
  by Evelyn Duffy
• Shipper drops premier port
• Australia, N. Korea discuss old debts
• Information Technology: In brief
• Phoenix's dirt-cheap homes
  by Randolph Ramsay
• VSNL seeks portal to exploit 'Net
• TNT bets on e-commerce
• News: In brief
• OTS secures foothold in HK market
• Thai property comeback
• Bond yields may reach new lows
• Asia Watch
• Microsoft examines new rules
• Korea to build business centre
• Sri Lanka seeks deficit cut
  by Rahul Sharma
• Islamic leaders show way
  by Ganesh Sahathevan
• IT boom to help reduce poverty
  by Cameron Cooper
• Hong Kong to launch trade site
• Leighton in a league of its own
  by Joe Parkes
• India, China sign WTO pact
  by Paul Eckert
• MARKETPLACE: In brief
• Upbeat forecast for Taiwan
• Asian Internet market to surge
• Reliance to enter building business
• Eight in running for airport job
• Sabre-rattling by China stiffens US resolve
  by Andrew Browne
• Asian giants in awards hunt
• High rewards as Asia bottoms out
• India coy on interest rates
• E-investors flock to China
• SOUTH ASIA: In brief
• Can IT pull Japan back into shape?
  by Cameron Cooper
• Flowers bloom for Dear Leader
• RECONSTRUCTING ASIA: In brief
• South Asia drug use increasing
• Li builds his own field of dreams
• Vietnam must embrace IT, says Wolfensohn
• $40m Timor gas project for Clough
• Tokyo taxes traffic to ease congestion