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Articles in Oct 2002 issue of Global Finance

• Americas: Qwest sells phonebook unit for $7 billion to cut debt, The
  by Platt, Gordon
• Asia: Japan's Nissin lists ADRs on big board
  by Platt, Gordon
• Europe/Asia: Euro still enjoys yield advantage
  by Platt, Gordon
• Germany: One currency, many critics: Euro blamed for German inflation
  by Williams, Amanda
• world's best banks 2002, The
  by Johnson, Mark
• Americas: Slow US recovery sparks bond rally, The
  by Platt, Gordon
• Processing and payments technology still promises more than it can deliver
  by Field, Graham
• Central banker report cards 2002
  by Keeler, Dan
• Europe: Commercial paper model launched
  by Platt, Gordon
• Americas: Merged Chilean bank selects depositary, The
  by Platt, Gordon
• Americas: CLS bank launches settlement service, The
  by Platt, Gordon
• Russia: Russia offers to stump up guarantee for foreign timber investors
  by Johnson, Mark
• United States: Chainsaw Al may discover the first cut was not the deepest
  by Green, Paula L
• Europe: Marconi swaps $6 billion of debt
  by Platt, Gordon
• Asia: TDK names Citibank successor depositary
  by Platt, Gordon
• Turkey: Efes aims to be Turkey's first true multinational
  by Johnson, Mark
• United Kingdom: Klesch chokes on European junk
  by Johnson, Mark
• Americas: Brazilian telecom appoints Citibank, The
  by Platt, Gordon
• Heavy metal titans clash in turf war
  by Leighton, Oonagh
• Best banks in project finance 2002
  by Platt, Gordon
• Germany: Volkswagen draws cheers and jeers after it unveils new-model CFO
  by Johnson, Mark
• Island nation rides the tech tides
  by Rombel, Adam
• United States: Cafes serve up drinks, cakes and Internet access to go
  by Rombel, Adam
• Europe: Lukoil lists ADRs in London, but postpones share issue
  by Platt, Gordon
• Americas: Mexican peso displays multiple personalities, The
  by Platt, Gordon
• Mexico: Silent sighs of relief as Mexico's banks fall to foreign firms
  by Green, Paula L
• Banking home truths
  by Johnson, Mark
• Steady as she goes is message as plan sponsors look anew at asset allocation
  by Green, Paula L
• world's biggest banks, The
  by Keeler, Dan
• United States: Retired Jack Welch living large on General Electric's tab
  by Rombel, Adam
• world's safest banks, The
  by Johnson, Mark; Keeler, Dan