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Asia Hand - Broadband, software, custom chips? Nope. Asia's next hot industry is as old as the hills: textiles. As tariffs drop, Asia should dominate world markets.

Paul, Anthony - In: Fortune 143 (2001) 3, pp. 20-21

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Made in Japan - Its R&D labs are busy inventing the 21st century. Get ready for robot dogs, video cell phones, electronic wallpaper, and more.

Paul, Anthony - In: Fortune 140 (1999) 11, pp. 190-205

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FIRST: - Asia Hand - The People's Republic does not have anywhere near enough accountants to manage its increasingly complex economy -- Or to discipline its state-owned industries

Paul, Anthony - In: Fortune 140 (1999) 7, pp. 40-41

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Alexander Lebed: Is This the Face of Russia's Future? - Alexander Lebed has been a boxer, a soldier, and a governor. Now he wants to be President. Would that be good for Russia?

Paul, Anthony - In: Fortune 138 (1998) 10, pp. 230-256

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Indonesia: Life Under the Volcano - With its currency falling and protests rising, this resource-rich country of 200 million looks as if it's about to erupt. But a lot of Western companies here are betting that the risks they're running will yield rich rewards.

Paul, Anthony - In: Fortune 137 (1998) 7, pp. 112-114

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Where Asia Goes From Here - Asia's great stock market crash--over USD 400 billion in losses so far--has had little effect on politicians. Are they dreaming?

Chowdhury, Neel; Paul, Anthony - In: Fortune 136 (1997) 10, pp. 96-107

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