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Articles in Oct 2005 issue of Global Finance

• OIL FUELS GROWTH
  by Iskyan, Kim
• High Oil Prices Tar Asian Currencies
  by Platt, Gordon
• 'BRA WARS' END IN DELICATE COMPROMISE
  by Keeler, Dan
• CAPITAL ONE TRIMS OFFER PRICE FOR HURRICANE-DAMAGED LOUISIANA BANK
  by Platt, Gordon
• LABOR UNION FAILS TO STOP TAIWAN PRIVATIZATION
  by Platt, Gordon
• CORPORATE BOND CREDIT QUALITY THREATENS DERIVATIVES
  by Platt, Gordon
• Lost Opportunity
  by Loveard, Keith
• Google Plans To Raise $4 Billion in New Offering
  by Platt, Gordon
• MAKE TRADE, NOT WAR!
  by Platt, Gordon
• All Change
  by Bamrud, Joachim
• END OF THE C-BOND ERA
  by Guerrero, Antonio
• Growth in Credit Derivatives Begins Attracting the Attention Of Policymakers, Regulators
  by Platt, Gordon
• South Korea Leans on Domestic Economy
  by Chaze, Aaron
• Global Banks Place Their Bets in China
  by Platt, Gordon
• Somebody, Do Something!
  by Keeler, Dan
• HONG KONG ESCAPES FROM DEFLATION
  by Platt, Gordon
• Investment Magnet, The
  by Bedell, Denise
• Political Clouds Lift
  by Loveard, Keith
• LOCAL COMPANIES OUTBID FOREIGNERS FOR OIL & GAS EXPLORATION RIGHTS
  by Chaze, Aaron
• BANKERS AND BROKERS URGE STREAMLINING OF CROSS-BORDER TRADING
  by Platt, Gordon
• FIAT SELECTS FORD AS ITS NEW PARTNER TO MAKE SMALL CARS IN EUROPE
  by Platt, Gordon
• ELLISON HUNGRY FOR DEALS DESPITE CHOKING ON SHARE SALE
  by Platt, Gordon
• HOLA, COLOMBIA! SLIM'S ON THE LINE
  by Platt, Gordon
• On A Roll
  by Iskyan, Kim
• CENTRAL BANKER REPORT CARDS 2005
  by Platt, Gordon; Hawser, Anita; Bamrud, Joachim
• 2005 WORLD'S BEST BANKS
  by Platt, Gordon; Hawser, Anita; Neville, Laurence; Green, Paula; Fittipaldi, Santiago