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Articles in Nov 13, 2000 issue of Asian Economic News

• Plaintiff of Chinese forced labor suit Wang dies at 81
• Officials discuss training programs to introduce WTO rules
• LEAD: Japan, S. Korea to deal with N. Korea with patience
• LEAD: 7 nabbed for producing pornography using Thai girls
• China's imports growing at high pace
• Australia, N.Z. may propose rules for FTA at APEC forum
• China may ease one-child policy after 2010
• 11 feared dead in N. Philippines landslide
• S. Korea's Daewoo Motor misses payment, could face bankruptcy
• Kono urges Indonesian official to resolve pending issues
• U.S. official places hope in China's anti-counterfeit drive
• 3 S. Koreans nabbed for underground bank scheme in Japan
• Asian investors hold 14% of Fannie Mae's notes, bonds
• Think tank revises Taiwan GDP growth estimate down to 6.37%
• APEC plans $13.3 mil. WTO package for developing nations
• APEC remains concerned about oil price hike
• LEAD: Chinese coal mine explosion kills 13, traps 18
• Taiwan's foreign reserves decline to $109 bil. in Oct
• 2ND LD: S. Korea's Daewoo Motor declared bankrupt
• Radiation victims condemn Thai gov't at nuclear power confab
• LEAD: Fireworks explosion in Thailand kills 3, injures 83
• Singapore, N.Z. to ink free trade pact next Tues
• APEC to mull ways to share benefits of globalization
• H.K. welcomes rating upgrade by Japan Credit Rating Agency
• Brunei looks to ecotourism to break dependency on oil, gas
• FEATURE: Japan fund hopes to give life to Indonesian girls
• WTO talks on China's entry end with 'substantial progress'
• Malaysia's industrial production up 15.6% in Sept. on year
• At least 52 killed in Indonesia landslides: report
• Philippine GDP growth hurt if impeachment drags: economist
• Taiwan stocks soar on foreign buying, MSCI upgrade
• Taiwan stocks gain 3.24% on foreign buying
• Slow winter cabbage sales show Beijing is getting wealthier
• FOCUS: Sri Lankan tea exports set for record 300 mil. kg
• LEAD: Talks on China's WTO entry reconvene in Geneva
• APEC leaders to target universal Internet access by 2010
• ILO may still punish Myanmar despite ban on forced labor
• Chinese peasants wounded in attack over land dispute: paper
• Asahi Glass takes majority ownership in 3 Thai joint ventures
• Sankyo Seiki to set up factory in Philippines
• LEAD: N. Korea allows South to check food distribution plans
• Sumatran elephant population decreases sharply to 2,500
• Head of pro-Seoul business body visits N. Korea in Oct
• Int'l meeting to be held to design new Mayadevi temple
• Mycal sued by Japanese contractor over China project
• Suharto son wants special prison, expresses safety concerns
• APEC nations urged to share benefits of globalization
• More Chinese women found engaging in prostitution in H.K
• S. Korea's bankrupt Daewoo Motor files for receivership
• Clinton to attend APEC despite election anxiety
• 2ND LD: Philippine shares, peso soar on end of Estrada rumors
• Moody's confirms ratings for Yasuda Fire, Nissan Fire
• China sentences 14 to death in Xiamen smuggling case
• Taiwan to allow Chinese media to base reporters in Taipei
• S. Korea's Kim to push for Pyongyang's APEC involvement