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Ian Adams, outgoing chairman, APLMA
Ian Adams has been the chairman and founding force behind the Asia Pacific Loan Market Association (APLMA) since 1997.
By Nick Lord | 2 May 2000
Business Moves
Charles Schwab to offer mobile stocktrading
Charles Schwab, the US-based discount brokerage, is pressing ahead with plans to offer Hong Kong residents secure stock trading over WAP-enabled mobile phones.
By Toni Clarke | 24 April 2000
Business Moves
SCMP.com buys into StockHouse
SCMP.com''s investment in StockHouse Media shows that deals these days are about more than just money.
By Nick Lord | 18 April 2000
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Asia Online mulls financing options as market plunges
Asia Online, a Hong Kong-based internet solutions provider, mulls funding options.
By Toni Clarke | 18 April 2000
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SingTel expands as competitors flood domestic market
SingTel moves to build pan-Asian telecoms network as deregulation attracts competitors to domestic market.
By Toni Clarke | 15 April 2000
Business Moves
Star Alliance to appease Thai with possible stake bid
The core partners in Star Alliance group of airlines are trying to keep Thai sweet by offering a strategic investment in the wake of SIA''s entry.
By Jim Regan | 15 April 2000
Business Moves
Inside Orient Overseas (International) Ltd
A profile of container transport group Orient Overseas, which is controlled by the Tung family.
By Jim Regan | 14 April 2000
Business Moves
Hyundai locked out of Daewoo auction
Hyundai Motor''s bid for Daewoo Motor is a non-starter. The company has neither the firepower nor the friends to win control and so keep foreign competition at bay.
By Jim Regan | 13 April 2000
Business Moves
Hyundai Motor locked out of Daewoo Motor auction
Hyundai Motor (HM) is likely to be squeezed out of the Korean government’s auction of Daewoo Motor
By J1 | 29 March 2000
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