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Asian equation - The good news is the bad news, says a Nomura guru.
Weinberg, Neil
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Forbes : business and finance
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1998
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pp. 52-53
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INTERNATIONAL Falling Son, Cyber-san - Masayoshi Son's Softbank is stronger than it may look.
Weinberg, Neil
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Forbes : business and finance
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1998
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pp. 47
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Kroc-san's buddy - Den Fujita's got big plans for selling Big Macs in Japan.
Weinberg, Neil
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Forbes : business and finance
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1998
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Bad medicine - Rich Japan has some lousy health care. Blame socialism.
Weinberg, Neil
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Forbes : business and finance
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1997
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Photo finisher - Yasuhiro Oshima surprises his father and Japan Inc.
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1997
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Bargains, Japan style - Ben Graham would love Tokyo's o-t-c stocks.
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Miyazawa, Kazumi
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1997
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At whatever the cost - Mitsubishi Electric wants China as a friend--period.
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1997
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NTT wants to dance - Deregulation gives Japan's gorilla room to move.
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1997
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As I See It - A chat with Eisuke Sakakibara, a.k.a. Mr. Yen.
Weinberg, Neil
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1997
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Buy Japan now - Newfound respect for shareholders bodes well for stocks.
Weinberg, Neil
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1997
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5
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pp. 78-85
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