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Articles in Jan 3, 2000 issue of Asian Economic News

• Japanese company to open university in Mongolia
• Thailand bans 'Anna and the King'
• New Year's fireworks to cheer up Taiwan quake survivors
• Hikari Tsushin to buy control of H.K. firm
• S. Korea's GNP per capita for 1999 up 24.6 pc
• H.K. reports no Y2K problem
• Consortium to apply for network license in Taiwan
• Vietnam's 1999 trade deficit narrows by 95 pc
• 2 Japanese, 3 Thai nationals die in microbus accident
• Tongkat Ali — Malaysia's very own 'Viagra'
• H.K. stock market capitalization ranks 10th
• Taiwan to merge 3 banks to help meet WTO challenge
• H.K. stocks end year at record high
• Smooth sailing as Singapore port enters 2000
• Japan consortium gets priority on Taiwan rail bid
• No gambling, says Malaysian Islamic state gov't
• Singapore Airlines cancels 100 year-end flights
• Thailand enters 2000 bug-free
• Vietnam's GDP grows 5.0 pc in 1999
• Thailand's vehicle exports up 92.6 pc through Nov
• S. Korea's current account surplus rises in Nov
• Antarctic sightseers to fly into new millennium
• 2,000 couples celebrate 2000 in mass Thai wedding
• Hitachi, UMC to set up joint wafer fabrication plant
• Singapore glides into 2000 without Y2K hitch
• N.Z. Y2K watchdog says essential services normal
• Sydney prays for good weather for fireworks show
• Japan offers 135.74 bil. yen in loans to Philippines
• E. Timor fiscal, monetary authority to be set up
• No booze, brollies at Singapore's millennium party
• Philippines — A new home for Japanese retirees
• Profit-taking pulls down H.K. share prices
• Japan takes back hazardous waste from Philippines
• Rare Japanese ascent of Everest remembered
• Vietnam's authorities to use salt to calm elephants
• Japan to help ease traffic jams in Thailand
• Indonesian airline to reopen E. Timor route early Jan
• No initial signs of Y2K problems as Sydney enters 2000
• ILO author offers realistic approach on prostitution
• Chinese GDP up 7.1 pc in 1999, Xinhua says
• Bank security guard steals 750,000 dlrs from own bank
• Singapore's economy up 5.6 percent in 1999
• Japan offers 4.59 bil. yen debt relief to Bangladesh
• Key Korean stock index closes at yearly high 1,028.07
• Steel products from China, others ruled dumped in U.S
• Taiwan minister stresses economic deregulation in 2000