Subject: International (INTL)

August 20, 1999 From The Associated Press and Asia World SourcesBANGKOK - The Asset Management Corporation (AMC) has re-affirmed its intention to manage the Bt185 billion worth of assets it purchased from the Financial Sector Restructuring Authority (FRA) for five ...

VertiNews.comSMSpecial ReportGermans are now the dominant foreign owners of U.S. real estate, having surpassed the Dutch. And their buying isn't expected to stop anytime soon.

August 12, 1999 Giant bookstore chain touted to be major retailer at Daly-site projectThe Ottawa Citizen, Aug. 12OTTAWA — The city's prime business corner—the intersection of Rideau Street and Sussex Drive—will be the battleground for a book retailing war. Canadian ...

July 23, 1999 SEOUL, South Korea (AP)-- Credit banks will start breaking up South Korea's debt-ridden Daewoo conglomerate in August by selling its collateral, including real estate, and converting unpaid debt into equities, the government's top financial regulator said.Daewoo, South ...

July 19, 1999 By Michael White, AP Business WriterLOS ANGELES (AP) – Mills Corp. is targeting California and Europe in an ambitious plan that seeks to dot the landscape of two continents with entertainment-oriented shopping centers. Best known for building ...

July 16, 1999Federated met with Eaton's landlordsThe Toronto Globe and Mail July 16TORONTO – Federated Department Stores Inc.--owner of Macy's and Bloomingdale's—is considering taking over 15 to 28 stores from the struggling T. Eaton Co. Ltd. Peter Sharpe, executive vice-president ...

July 14, 1999 Pressure to deal builds on Eaton'sMontreal Gazette, July 14 MONTREAL—With retailers beginning to gear up for the back-to-school and Christmas seasons, analysts say Toronto-based T. Eaton Co. Ltd., is under more pressure than ever to consider a ...

Prudential Real Estate Investors has raised $430 million from a group of institutional investors for its Asian Property Partners fund. It has already invested $70 million of the capital.

July 12, 1999Another 3,800 jobs disappear in Ottawa-HullThe Ottawa Citizen, July 12OTTAWA – The Ottawa-Hull region saw its largest one-month job loss in nearly a year in June, with 3,800 jobs disappearing. The unemployment rate jumped from 7 percent in ...