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Articles in July, 2002 issue of Business Asia

• Down and out - Asia Fact File - the top 10 bankruptcies of publicly trade companies in Japan in 2002, - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• Word of mouth - Update - Brief Article
• Business tourism push for Australia: a new $1 million campaign is showcasing Australia's strengths to the global business tourism sector - Tourism - Brief Article
• Vital role for Asia in ongoing terror fight - Taurus - Brief Article - Column
  by Tim Fischer
• New council to build business ties with East Timor; the new country of East Timor is looking to rebuild after its tumultuous past. Tamsyn Smith reports on how Australian businesses are helping with the process - New Opportunities
  by Tamsyn Smith
• At the top: Asia's top companies by market cap - Illustration - Statistical Data Included
• Soccer led mood shift in Asia; Soccer's World Cup may be about to do the thing internal and international pressure has so far been unable to do —reform South Korea's and Japan's corporate sector - Frontline - Brief Article
  by William Pesek, Jr
• Vote now in hotel awards - Best Business Hotels In Asia Awards
• Mahathir wants no power struggles - Update - Brief Article
• China hotels booming - Best Business Hotels In Asia Awards - Brief Article
• Moving forward with finance; with the China challenge looming, Randolph Ramsay looks at how Hong Kong, Singapore and Sydney are adapting their regional and global financial centre strategies - Cover Story
  by Randolph Ramsay
• The online or print question - Recruitment - Brief Article - Column
  by Cliff Stoneman
• Out to impress investment bureaus in Australia and Hong Kong - Special Feature-Investment Bureaus
• Meeting the Shanghai challenge; doing business in Shanghai is like trying to negotiate the city's traffic—if you understand it, you can go anywhere. But unlike the traffic, business is speeding towards a more open environment, allowing foreign intere
  by Tamsyn Smith