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News from 13/09/1997

1997; Gale Group;

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Piers Herrmann, Gareth Sparham, John Bradley, Frederick Fisher, Robert Sayre, Richard Wastcoat, Lynn Turgeon, A.C. Afxentiou, Eivind Hoffmann, John Wiegardt, Trevor Trueman, Paul Henze, Daniel Laniado Seade, Dudley Baker, Ted Papa,

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The Economist Singapore Airlines AIG The Economist Politics This Week Mass grief Business This Week Developing fast Ethiopia's efforts The Economist Hamburger society Blair's honeymoon Arms to Latin America Executive Focus Virtual regulation Masking inflation Power corrupts Tibet's tribulations Russia and Cyprus Hot shots Busty California Executive Focus Executive Focus Executive Focus Executive Focus National Bank Of Pakistan Fairfax County, Virginia China's new revolutionary? America (and everyone) Online The acquisition of CompuServe by America Online contains a moral Home, sweet home? Rich-country investors in emerging markets are feeling homesick. But they would be wrong to pack their bags Save the peace Can Madeleine Albright, with Bill Clinton's support, rescue the Israeli-Palestinian peace process from extinction? The people's monarchy The death of Diana, Princess of Wales, has not changed two basic facts about monarchy: it is a bad idea; but it will survive if it remains popular Merrill Lynch IMD The long march to capitalism American Express Audemars Piguet Carlsberg British Nuclear Fuels (BNFL) Sinn Fein comes on board Seven weeks after the IRA's second ceasefire, Sinn Fein has earned a place in multi-party talks by repudiating violence. Does it mean it? Law and grief Privacy Credit Suisse Volunteer Reserve Forces Trouble ahead Labour relations World champion Car theft Hands off Monetary policy Double-bind Deportation Still lurking In Brief South African Airways The people's prince IBM SAP France's curious new smile The economic figures still look worrying, but a new prime minister seems to be giving the French a surprising injection of confidence Pragmatic charmer with the purse Election foretaste Germany Central Bank Of Nigeria Raffles Hotel, Singapore Glaser Designs The Economist Intelligence Unit Watch that tactician BMW Hope at the polls? Ex-Yugoslavia Tongue-tied Slovakia and Hungary Financial Times Bunny business Sweden Financial Times Barclays One river, one country At the eastern end of America's border with Mexico, Americans and Mexicans live and work together A clash of hemispheres Foreign trade Destruction averted Miami The Murdoch pitch From defiance to dismay Arizona President out-of-pocket Compaq Mitch McConnell, money-man Cemex Ford University of London HEC School Of Management Grand Hyatt Slow track to fast-track President Clinton's campaign for fast-track trade-negotiating authority leaves Chile, the first likely beneficiary, not much impressed - nor much bothered What a choice Paraguay Electoral bargains Brazil Who planted the bombs? Cuba WestLB Lexus The Economist Conferences Inter-Continental Hotels and Resorts Albright's perilous debut America's secretary of state has arrived in the Middle East at a time when Arab-Israeli affairs are at their least propitious Preserving values Arabian punishment No parley Iran Too familiar Rwanda Freedom's follies Comoros Islands Volkswagen Phew, the ozone layer may be saved A Connected World Comsat World Systems A connected world Ready, steady ... whoops Inmarsat Capturing the customer Salomon Brothers BT The short arm of the law World Com Nera Telecommunications Airborne Nokia NTT AT & T Atlantic Down with distance Singapore Telecom Energis From circuits to packets Telstra Securicor Communications The gate to the home Newbridge Airtouch International Better, faster, cheaper Lucent Technologies Hughes Electronics Telebràs Nortel Strictly ballroom Fat government, slim hopes Japan Crossed fingers LG Book Call Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) Peace dividends Pakistan and India Rural descent Vietnam Victims of Cambodia's coup Telkom International Black & Veatch Opportunity knocks Mississippi fibre king Unisys Chubb Shipshape The Panama canal Under the knife Japanese medical suppliers Visteon Will they cell? Hewlett Packard (HP) Samsung Electronics Bayer Face Value Action man The Football Association A car is born Choosing to launch a global product in an emerging market is risky. But Fiat had good reason to do so with the Palio Bankers Trust Assembling the new economy A new economic paradigm is sweeping America. It could have dangerous consequences Productivity: lost in cyberspace Veba Siemens Nixdorf Bank Julius Baer A new day? Bad loans in Japan Enough already Financial disasters Staff vacancy Bad habits Banking in South Korea ING Group Computer Associates Better late than never Land reform Environmental economics Graphics Press The Economist - www.economist.com A model shows its age Pension reform Keppel Corporation Asia's population advantage If demography has its way, Asian economies should continue growing rapidly for decades to come The Economist Intelligence Unit Treasury Institute University of California KDI School of International Policy and Management A haunted castle in the sky Surveying another globe Mars Motherhood and the menopause Ageing On probation Thalidomide Carnegie Mellon University International Center for Monetary And Banking Studies (ICMB) Construction And Business Bank Republica De Venezuela Corte Suprema De Justicia Jordan Investment Corporation Federal Inland Revenue Service, Lagos, Nigeria How art can entertain Time for a facelift All good fun Venice film festival Saluting Solti Moral maze Cold-war spies Obituary Mother Teresa Courses Courses Courses Appointment Courses Appointments Courses Appointment Appointments Appointments Conference Courses Appointments Appointments Appointments Appointments Appointments Appointments Business & Personal Business & Personal Business Opportunity Books Business & Personal Appointment Franchise Business & Personal Output, Demand and jobs Prices And Wages Commodity Price Index Forecasts Stockmarkets Money And Interest Rates Taxes Trade, Exchange Rates And Reserves Foreign Capital Distribution Economy Financial Markets Malaysia The Economist Intelligence Unit Governo Do Estado De Sâo Paulo

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