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Articles in Jan 22, 2001 issue of Asian Economic News

• Business leaders mixed on treasury stock
• Taiwan stocks rally 5.27% in wake of justices' ruling
• 4 Chinese pilots in intensive training for space trip: report
• H.K. unemployment rate slightly down to 4.5%
• Japan, Singapore agree on IT development cooperation in Asia
• Sanyo to increase digital camera production
• H.K. gov't tells top court to seek guidance from Beijing
• Malaysia's Nov. manufacturing sales up 23%
• PAL Airbuses on standby for trip to U.S., source says
• Malaysia Airlines may be split up, Daim says
• DKB Investment Management to be liquidated
• 2ND LD: Chopper failed in landing, engine sparked explosion
• Vehicle sales in Thailand to grow 20% this year
• Thai court to try Thaksin for hiding wealth
• Chinese stock markets up 50% in 2000 despite weakness
• China Unicom eyeing minority stake sale to foreign firm: paper
• LEAD: Helicopter fell 50 meters, caught fire: report
• Computer glitch causes utility bill chaos in Singapore
• Visitor arrivals in Taiwan hit record high in 2000
• Bodies of 58 Chinese found dead in British port returned
• Thai senators petition ADB to review wastewater plant loan
• Japan, Singapore to hold 1st preparatory FTA talks this week
• China company to produce CFC replacement
• Japan begins loading rice for shipment to N. Korea
• U.S. farm trade negotiators hail ASEAN WTO proposal
• CORRECTED: Singapore hit by weaker electronics exports
• Thai antigraft body indicts Thaksin for hiding wealth
• Malaysian firm to assemble, distribute Hyundai cars
• Malaysian polygamist in trouble with law, girls' parents
• Stocks, peso plunge as traders protest court decision
• Osaka group seeking donations for inter-Korea railroad link
• Political expediency a hurdle to investment in Bangladesh
• FEATURE: Retiree realizing long-cherished dream in Vietnam
• Companies see fraud as a problem in H.K.: survey
• Japan-Korea Festival to open in Seoul in Feb
• Hitachi to set up mobile phone production base in China
• 2ND LD: Kim Jong Il in China for talks, Seoul says
• China cancels $50 mil. debt owed by Uganda
• Trial of Indonesia's central bank governor begins
• FOCUS: Menswear made in N. Korea winning support in Japan
• Miyazawa, Lee agree to push forward with Japan-Singapore FTA
• 'ASEAN plus 3' officials meet to discuss WTO agenda
• H.K. cinemas charged for letting juveniles see Japanese film
• Actor dies while reenacting death of missionery
• Crew suspected of hijacking cargo ship found in Vietnam: IMB
• Hun Sen warns Cambodians not to eat imported pork
• Peso closes at historic low 52.40 to dollar
• LEAD: Philippine peso continues slide against dollar
• Numbers of passengers, cargo via H.K. airport hit records