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Articles in June, 2003 issue of Business Asia

• Hotels start to bounce back - Business Travel - from severe acute respiratory syndrome and war in Iraq
• Cargo rises despite SARS - Freight Forwarding - despite severe acute respiratory syndrome Dragonair reports cargo increase - Brief Article
• Baby boom - Asia Fact File - Pacific Asian countries fertility rates - Brief Article - Illustration
• SARS dominates discussion at ABAC meeting - APEC Focus - Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Business Advisory Council
• Singapore/Australia FTA: a closer look - free trade agreement - Cover Story
  by Peter Yin
• Risk, size factors in export finance - Financial Services
• Airline rivalries still flying - Update - also includes other articles about Japan, Malaysia, Philippines, South Korea and Vietnam
• The education equation: what Australia needs to do to grow its education exports - Education - IDP Education Australia report summary
• Travel almost back to pre-SARS levels - Business Travel - severe acute respiratory syndrome
• TNT's new deal for China - Freight Forwarding - TNT Express global courier - Brief Article
• Asian governments need crises spokespeople
  by Peter Charlton
• Australia: the right mix for investors? With over a decade of economic growth behind it, and forecasts of solid growth into the future—is the Australian story really as good as it looks? - Special Advertising Feature - Advertisement
• Great leap forward is Australia leaving Asia behind? Australia's stronger relations with the US, coupled with a major free trade deal being negotiated between the two countries, have critics asking whether Australia is turning its back on Asia. But is the
• EFIC will "evolve" finance product range - Financial Services - Australian Export Finance and Insurance Corporation
• Word of mouth - Update - quotations - Brief Article
• Using the 3Rs to deal with crisis: in the first of a series of articles written by various ABAC members, the USA's Robert Prieto discusses how APEC economies can best deal with massive "unknowns" that can disrupt business - APEC Focus - resist, respond, r
  by Robert Prieto
• Mandarin Oriental, Kuala Lumpur - Advertorial - Malaysian hotel - Brief Article - Advertisement
• FreightLink to launch in Q1 2004 - Freight Forwarding - FreightLink Proprietary Ltd. Alice-Darwin Rail Link operation
• Mandarin Oriental Jakarta - Advertorial - Indonesia hotel - Brief Article - Advertisement