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"Sympathy strikes proposed for WTO developing economies". Asian Economic News. FindArticles.com. 06 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0WDP/is_1999_Oct_25/ai_57162862/

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Articles in Oct 25, 1999 issue of Asian Economic News

• Piracy against ships rises 26 pc
• Moderate quake rocks Taiwan
• Australia to reduce troops in E. Timor
• Japanese aboard N. Korean ship leave Hokkaido for tour
• 2 Philippine banks merge, to target Japanese clients
• Key Korean stock price index up 1.01 points to 819.52
• Taiwan high-speed rail decision delayed until mid-Nov
• Economic issues to be highlighted at Indochina summit
• China denies yuan devaluation next year
• Chinese premier rules out yuan's devaluation
• Kono tells Foley Indonesia aid to continue
• Talks start on new Philippine-Taiwan air pact
• EU, China to hold WTO meeting in Geneva
• H.K. unemployment rate stays at 6.1 pc
• Malaysia's national car sales up 80 pc Jan.-Sept
• Hunger spreading in Myanmar due to junta: tribunal
• H.K. police form special task forces for Y2K
• Japanese cabinet, singers join in relief for Taiwan
• U.S. cargo plane overshoots runway in Philippines
• U.S. trade chamber in S. Korea plans visit to North
• 16 cabinet ministers to attend Japan-S. Korea talks
• U.S. pessimistic about China's WTO entry
• 270 missing after Indonesian ship sinks off New Guinea
• E. Asian cooperation forum to be launched in Manila
• Damaged nuclear reactor now running smoothly: report
• China posts 7.4 pc economic growth in Jan.-Sept
• Hun Sen agrees with U.S. to try Khmer Rouge leaders
• Pakistan foreign currency business remains closed
• Texaco acquires 45 pc in Philippine energy project
• Chavez calls for alternative energy sources
• Japan grants 900,000 dlrs to Cambodia's mine agency
• Global warming to damage Asian forests, coral reefs
• China's gripe with Lee to go on until remarks retracted
• Key Korean stock index up 19.25 points to 830.69
• Cambodia signs 3 pacts with Laos
• ADB approves 5.6 mil. dlr agricultural research grant
• Key Korean stock index falls 4.22 pc to 826.25
• Malaysia's capital controls reasonable: world banker
• China waiting on U.N. call to send police to E. Timor
• Japan to continue financial aid to Indonesia: Miyazawa
• Hutchison to sell Orange shares for 14.6 bil. dlrs
• Treasury secretary's China visit sign of better ties
• Police revise record drug haul downward to 564.6 kg
• N. Korea crop output expected to increase by 20 pc: IFAD
• U.S. indicts McDonnell Douglas, Chinese firm over deal
• H.K. to cut airport fees by 15 pc
• Sympathy strikes proposed for WTO developing economies
• Mahathir proposes creation of E. Asian Monetary Fund
• China's WTO entry before Seattle not likely: WTO chief
• Musharraf in no hurry to form new gov't
• Japan to extend 53.76 bil. yen in loans to Malaysia
• Key Korean stock index down 1.5 pc to 818.51
• Strong quake injures more than 200 in Taiwan
• IMF calls on Bank of Japan to do more
• Key Korean stock price index falls 14.81 pt to 811.44
• Australia looks to rebuild relations with Indonesia
• Manila protests proposal to tax Filipino maids in H.K
• Taiwan quake rebuilding marred by official bickering
• Brain drain no longer a problem for Asian countries