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Articles in Jul/Aug 2005 issue of Global Finance

• MONETARY TIGHTENING PAYS OFF
  by Guerrero, Antonio
• MIDDLE EAST LOOKS TO ENERGY FUTURES
  by Hawser, Anita
• SHIFTING TO OVERDRIVE
  by Platt, Gordon
• BEST BANKS IN TURKEY, 2005
  by Green, Paula L
• CHINESE FIRMS EMBARK ON SHOPPING SPREE
  by Clouse, Thomas
• ASIAN CURRENCIES TUMBLE AS RISING OIL PRICES HIT THE REGION HARD
  by Platt, Gordon
• LIVING ON THE EDGE
  by Lehane, Mark
• ASEAN Countries Find Joy in Unity
  by Hawser, Anita
• Coal Miner, Bank Open China's IPO Floodgates
  by Platt, Gordon
• IGLESIAS' EARLY DEPARTURE PROMPTS RACE FOR SUCCESSOR
  by Guerrero, Antonio
• Repatriation Could Trigger Corporate Debt Pay-Down
  by Platt, Gordon
• FUND FOCUSES ON INDIA'S YUPPIES
  by Platt, Gordon
• STATE GOVERNMENTS CHASE INVESTMENT
  by Chaze, Aaron
• WORLD'S BEST SUB-CUSTODIANS, THE
• OLIGARCHS TREMBLE AFTER KHODORKOVSKY'S CONVICTION
  by Iskyan, Kim
• Turning the Corner
  by Loveard, Keith
• FOUR WEDDINGS SCREENWRITER LENDS A ROMANTIC INTERPRETATION TO DEBT RELIEF
  by Green, Paula L
• Euro's Heightened Political Risk Does Not Detract From Success Of Single Currency, Analysts Say
  by Platt, Gordon
• SNOW FINDS HIMSELF IN ANOTHER TIGHT SPOT REGARDING CHINA
  by Platt, Gordon
• Caught In The Downdraft
  by Neville, Laurence
• Continental Drift
  by Keeler, Dan
• Beginning of the End Game, The
  by Hawser, Anita
• TAIWANESE TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES JUMP BACK IN MARKET
  by Platt, Gordon
• Deal Helps Bank Austria Take Clear Lead in CEE
  by Platt, Gordon
• CITIGROUP-LEGG MASON DEAL SENDS MESSAGE TO WALL STREET
  by Platt, Gordon
• BEST COMPANIES IN TURKEY, 2005
  by Green, Paula L