Previous Articles News July 23, 2001 Government, rebels declare cease-fire Kathmandu Post Report July 21, 2001 Maoists release seven cops, five kitchen boys By Utpal Raj Misra and Sudarshan Rijal, Kathmandu Post July 13, 2001 Several rebels reported killed, hundreds trapped Kathmandu Post Report July 12, 2001 Maoists abduct 70 policemen in Rolpa By Sudarshan Rizal & Kedar Ojha, Kathmandu Post Tuesday, July 17, 2001 Russians Renew Old Friendship With the Chinese Patrick E. Tyler New York Times Service Monday, July 2, 2001 Heavy rain to persist as Durian heads for Guangdong GARY CHEUNG and FELIX CHAN, SCMP Finance Wednesday, July 25, 2001 Debt defaults reach turmoil level ENOCH YIU Monday, July 23, 2001 Amazon.com: Was It Only a Mirage? By David Streitfeld Los Angeles Times Service Saturday, July 21, 2001 Music Industry's After-Napster Blues By Matt Richtel, New York Times Service Saturday, July 21, 2001 The Passion and the Profit By Souren Melikian International Herald Tribune July 16, 2001 An Executive's Missing Years: Papering Over Past Problems By FLOYD NORRIS July 16, 2001 The Town That Glass Built Stumbles, and 1,000 Lose Their Jobs By LESLIE EATON Posted 12:35 PM EST, Jul-13-2001 A rock and a hard place by Clay Felker, The Daily Deal Posted 06:55 PM EST, Jul-13-2001 Mergers keep on failing by Heidi Nasr, The Daily Deal Wednesday, July 11, 2001 New Data Deepen Fear of Global Recession AP, Reuters Tuesday, July 3, 2001 McDonald's beefs up price of Big Mac after freeze By ALISON YEUNG, SCMP July 2, 2001 How Trusting Were You During Boom? By Michael Lewis, Bloomberg.com Finance Asia Issue cover-dated July 19, 2001 HONG KONG -- Peregrine's Playground By David Lague/HONG KONG, FEER Issue cover-dated July 12, 2001 MOBILE PHONES -- DoCoMo, I Can See You By Kitty McKinsey/HONG KONG, FEER Issue cover-dated July 12, 2001 CHINA -- Breaking Barriers, Local Protectionism By Bruce Gilley/BEIJING, FEER Tuesday, July 3, 2001 China backs bank headhunters CHRISTINE CHAN, SCMP Monday, July 2, 2001 Rewriting Marx: China Allows Capitalists In on the Party By John Pomfret, Washington Post Service June 27, 2001 Is Asia Heading for a Perfect Storm? By Art Pine, Bloomberg.com Politics Saturday, August 4, 2001 Allies Join Pentagon Research on Zapping Missiles By Vernon Loeb, Washington Post August 2, 2001 Bush Adds McCain to Buddy List By DEBORAH ORIN, NY Post Thursday, August 2, 2001 Bush Gets High Approval Ratings in Poll By David S. Broder and Dan Balz, Washington Post Aug. 1, 2001 Condi Rice -- In the Spotlight By Martha Brant, Newsweek July 31, 2001 Moderate Republican Christopher Shays By Jake Tapper, Salon July 29, 2001 House Social-Security Bill Shows Trade-Offs for Bush By RICHARD W. STEVENSON, NY Times July 16, 2001 Bush, After Gaining Tax Cut, Now Takes Aim at Tax Code By RICHARD W. STEVENSON Monday, July 16, 2001 Civilian-Military Tension Hobbles Pentagon Review By Thomas E. Ricks Washington Post Service July 15, 2001 Bush Aides Weigh Legalizing Status of Mexicans in U.S. By ERIC SCHMITT, NY Times July 15, 2001 As Rules Ease, More Citizens Choose to Fly 2 Flags By AMY CORTESE, NY Times June 21, 2001 Berenson Is Convicted in a Second Trial in Peru By CLIFFORD KRAUSS, NY Times Politics Asia Monday, July 23, 2001 Quietly, Hong Kong Takes the Heat Off Falun Gong By Mark Landler New York Times Service Monday, July 23, 2001 The Bush Administration Will Be Taking Indonesia Seriously By Ralph L. Boyce Saturday, July 21, 2001 China and India Face Off in Nepal By Stanley A. Weiss IHT Saturday, July 21, 2001 Taiwan army officers lured to mainland JASON BLATT in Taipei and AGENCIES Saturday, July 21, 2001 Hong Kong Reasserts Authority By Mark Landler New York Times Service Culture Saturday, July 21, 2001 Tearing Down Cathedrals (and Bureaucrats) By Katherine Knorr International Herald Tribune June 30, 2001 Life Story of an Architect: Mies and His Buildings By Herbert Muschamp, Herald Tribune June 24, 2001 Is This the Face of a Midlife Crisis? By RICK MARIN, NY Times June 16, 2001 This Device Can Fluent Make You Sound By Anne Eisenberg, Herald Tribune June 2001 So, You Wanna Be A Flight Attendant? By Lisa Tossey & Lara McGinty, Boots-n-All May 23, 2001 Life's Work: All Bets Are Off; Bali Is On By LISA BELKIN, NY Times Culture Asia Saturday, July 21, 2001 Minibus upgrades hinge on approval for extra seats FELIX CHAN Wednesday, July 11, 2001 Prostitutes Find Regulated Workplace Is a Mixed Blessing Keith B. Richburg, Washington Post Service July 05, 2001 Hello Shanghai: A Place to Call Home By David Murphy/SHANGHAI and Maureen Pao/TAIPEI, FEER Monday, July 2, 2001 Singlish Bad; English Good Seth Mydans, New York Times Service June 27, 2001 So you wanna be a Canto-pop star? By Vivienne Chow, SCMP Totally HK June 25, 2001 Harsh Chinese Reality Feeds a Black Market in Women By ELISABETH ROSENTHAL, NY Times June 28, 2001 I. M. Pei deplores loss of old Beijing By MARK O'NEILL, SCMP May 30, 2001 A High Thai Moon By Patrick McDowell, The Associated Press Culture South America Tuesday, July 24, 2001 In Argentina, Difficult Times Make for Earlier Hours By Clifford Krauss New York Times Service Thursday, July 19, 2001 Spin City-States of the Maya By John Noble Wilford New York Times Service June 30, 2001 Kidnapping With Money as the Only Object By JOSEPH B. TREASTER, NY Times Scene Tuesday, July 24, 2001 Wet and Wild: A Walk in the War Zone By Suzy Menkes International Herald Tribune July 21, 2001 'ECSTASY' FOR AGONY By LINDA MARSA, NY Post July 17, 2001 The Perfect Swarm: A Hamptons Weekend by Andrew Goldman, George Gurley, Deborah Schoeneman and Rebecca Traister, NY Observer Monday, July 2, 2001 A Text Message That Simply Spells Romance Suzy Menkes, Herald Tribune June 24, 2001 Violence Rises as Club Drug Spreads Out Into the Streets By FOX BUTTERFIELD, NY Times June 10, 2001 Is This the Woman to Rescue Harper's Bazaar? By CATHY HORYN, NY Times April 30, 2001 DiCaprio Hangout Moomba Closes and the Investors Are Furious by Deborah Schoeneman, NY Observer Web Monday, July 2, 2001 Internet Site Offers True Hue Service Ian Austen New York Times Service Monday, July 2, 2001 THE END USER Useful Downloads Lee Dembart, International Herald Tribune May 22, 2001 An E-Mail Boast to Friends Puts Young Banking Analyst Out of Work By ANDREW ROSS SORKIN, NY Times

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