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News from 21/03/1987

1987; Gale Group;

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W. Van Alstyne, Leonard R. Sussman, Richard C. Eichenberg, Ferdinand A. Hermens, Lewis Healy, A. Pavkovic, Earl D. Lyon, Ian Brooke, Ian C. Shepherdson, Alex A. Vardamis, Hugh Douglas, N.W. Lenton, G.T. Straftis, D.J. Perivolaris, Thomas D. Anderson,

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The Economist British Aerospace Amsterdam-Rotterdam Bank (Amro Bank) The Economist The Economist International Subscription Service PRoblems Kipling said it Paraguay America's constitution All Greek Executive Focus Europe and NATO Turkey and Europe Project Democracy The Channel tunnel Double drama Irish economy Which was the star? Yugoslavia Beer money The Economist Intelligence Unit International Property The Heritage Club Hughes Aircraft Company United Commercial Bank, Limited Harrogate German banks: wielding too much power? Commerzbank report on German business and finance No. 3/87 Up she goes A whew too soon Iran missed its deadline for winning the Gulf war. Get ready for the next one Foul play over Fairchild The veto of Fujitsu's takeover is not in the best interests of America - or anybody else He who holds the purse Russia's Mr Shevardnadze has ways of persuading Vietnam out of Kampuchea The lessons from Baby M Commercial surrogacy is complicated. It is not wicked Protectionist steel trap Europe's steel cartel has outlived any usefulness that it may once have had Planners' blight It takes far too long to get building schemes approved in Britain Lufthansa Bankers Trust Company Visa Will prudence pay? Budget Britain Saint Nigel When dull makes sense Looking at Lawson's tea leaves A profitable enterprise Revenues in 1986-87 The 2p in your pocket Transport Development Group (TDG) Whose side is he on? Taxes on capital Nice for vice Smiling on the small Georgia Department of Industry and Trade Silk Cut Industrial Bank Of Japan (IBJ) A snip at red tape VAT Too little, too late? North Sea Still unsafe on the streets Cement-Roadstone Henry Ansbacher Holdings Burton Group After Liverpool Local government Mountains and molehills MI5 Gang warfare Northern Ireland Rising royalties Salomon Brothers International Ltd Off their bikes Self-employment Cabs up for grabs Philips Mercedes-Benz Ricoh Linguaphone Holiday Inn Nunn's the word A flood to a trickle Immigration Where warriors reach for the stars Bed and board, no vacancies Prisons An enigma of youth Suicide Degrees in poverty Black colleges Agonised of Chicago Liquid control in New Orleans Chicago Mercantile Exchange The Bear Stearns Companies Inc. The curse of Cuauhtemoc The ties that bind Philippines Micawbers of Arabia The Gulf Testing time for the young lions Will they turn this one down too? Central America Nova Scotia Guinness Mahon Government's National Quality Campaign In the heart of the plague Enjoy it while it lasts Lebanon Still just a pretty face The Risk Game NatWest A game of skill as well Landesbank Stuttgart Kuwait Investment Company (S.A.K.) Risk on the home front All markets are liberalising, but not all at the same speed Türk Ekonomi Bankasi A.S. Citicorp Bank Of Kuwait & The Middle East K.S.C. Gulf Investment Corporation Türkiye Is Bankasi Isbank Only diversify Providing for problem sovereign debt Refco Group Ltd Arab Petroleum Investments Corporation Dresdner Bank Bayerische Landesbank Nymex Daiwa Bank Saudconsult Managing the gap Banks are getting better at it Banco Di Roma Bayerische Vereinsbank The Economist Intelligence Unit Disbank Arab National Bank Westdeutsche Landesbank (WestLB) Chase Mitsui Bank Innovating off the balance sheet Much more than meets the eye Credit Suisse First Boston Ltd Garanti AK International Ltd Banco De Bilbao Riding herd on risk Bankers are supposed to take risks, but something must stop them from going over the top Morgan Grenfell Australia Ltd The reward for The risk Markets are the next line of defence Cariplo British Bank Of The Middle East DG Bank ANZ Worldwide International Management Development Institute (IMEDE) Sumitomo Bank Regulating the risk-takers When all else fails Banco Pinto & Sotto Mayor Nippon Credit Bank As others see them Töbank Kuwait International Investment Company Holding the reins Bank Melli Iran The Economist Kuwait Foreign Trading Contracting Investment Company The Future's So Bright I Gotta Wear Shades There is nothing to fear but the lack of fear itself Yamaichi Jebel Ali Free Zone Authority, Dubai If NATO became WETO No, no, we won't go Into the saunas Finland Nobody is immune Soviet Union Andreas Cromwell irks the church Do drop in The Germanies Happy birthday The European Community This is the way we go Rowntree Mackintosh Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore United States Debenture Corporation Business This Week Pearson The beginning of the end for Europe's airline duopolies Vibrations while accelerating West German carmakers Rambo rides in Taiwan Sighting a target for currencies OPEC's free-for-all Labour pains Spain Mixed bag Export credits The charms of chicken It's a long way to see a croc Australian tourism Remember tin Rubber agreement Pacific Place, Hong Kong BSC Strip Mill Products Lucky-Goldstar Hewlett Packard (HP) Hotel Britannia Inter-Continental AFN Isleworth No, prime minister Yugoslav economy Cookery class Elders IXL After the party A farewell to arbs Wall Street Many a slip Lloyd's of London Greenwell's greenhorns Post-Big Bang Charge ... and don't spare the bourses First off the starting blocks British Telecom Authorised entry only South Korean securities Toshiba Philippine Airlines Hilton International The Economist A better class of raider Japanese mergers The mouse that almost roared Computers challenge the stockmarket gurus Wave power Plugged in United Nations Publications Sphere How bugs and pests rout the chemists Why fungi win Screwed down False teeth Japan Air Lines The strain of standing Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank General Electric Sanwa Bank America's Dull Road To Greatness The Dissidents' Apologia Czechoslovakia The Helicopter Pilot's Tale Michael Heseltine Bestseller in Budapest Stone's throw from an Oscar International Labour Office International Monetary Fund The Economist Intelligence Unit Databank Courses Courses Courses Courses Fellowships Appointments Publication Appointments Appointments Business Opportunities International Property Course Business & Personal Appointments Wanted Business & Personal Output, Demand and Jobs Prices and Wages The Economist Commodity Price Index Focus: Leading Indicators Focus: Debt Rescheduling World Bourses Money and Interest Rates Trade, Exchange Rates and Reserves Hongkong Bank NYK Line KLM

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