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Articles in May 7, 2001 issue of Asian Economic News

• Japanese ways considered for Thai rural product policy
• S. Korean ship with fertilizer leaves for N. Korea
• Singapore Exchange to launch exchange-traded funds
• Japan to propose more IT projects in ASEAN-plus-3 meet
• ADB likely to take up U.S. economy, yen at gathering next week
• Malaysia's Tenaga may own most of Bakun Dam
• FEATURE: Cambodia eyes Mondulkiri as new Angkor Wat
• Taiwan croc tamer catches 1.2-meter reptile in Taipei park
• Quake-hit Japanese school in Taiwan marks completion
• Malaysia's March trade surplus down 35.4% from previous month
• Shan rebels leave hills near Thai border after defeat
• S. Korea informs North of fertilizer shipment plans
• Malaysia abolishes exit tax on profits
• Malaysia relaxes property ownership rules for foreigners
• China suggests countermeasures to Japan's 'safeguard' curb
• Nepal donates rhinos to Japan as symbol of friendship
• Nepal bids tearful farewell to legendary Everest climber
• ASEAN eco. ministers delay investment protocol
• N. Korea, Thailand fail to agree on rice deal
• Philippine stock market up 4.1% despite political turmoil
• Bangladesh to send mission to India over border conflict
• S. Korean-Japanese joint music event showcases J-pop
• Death toll from Chinese landslide rises to 65
• Marubeni accepts Indonesian gov't debt plan for Chandra Asri
• Hitachi's Singaporean subsidiary fires 18% of workforce
• Landslide topples 9-story building, kills 62 in China
• Senior METI official calls on ASEAN…
• Taiwan workers mark Labor Day with mass demonstrations
• Anticorruption body questions Koirala on jet lease deal
• Malaysian court orders home-wrecker to pay lover's ex-wife