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Articles in Jan 2005 issue of Global Finance

• FORD AND GENERAL MOTORS BATTLE TO KEEP INVESTMENT-GRADE RATINGS IN 2005
  by Platt, Gordon
• FINANCE DIRECTOR'S GUIDE TO GLOBAL BANKING 2005, THE
  by Giarraputo, Joseph
• Feeble Dollar Threatens To Slay Asian Tigers
  by Hawser, Anita
• CEOS OFFER THE INSIDE TRACK
  by Platt, Gordon
• Vive La Resolution!
  by Keeler, Dan
• Shrugging Off Turmoil, Mideast Aims For Growth
  by Green, Paula L
• Analysts Expect Dollar Déjà vu: More Losses
  by Platt, Gordon
• ELLISON'S STRENGTH MAY BE A WEAKNESS FOR MERGED GROUP
  by Green, Paula L
• African Economic Disparities Remain As Stark As Ever
  by Green, Paula L
• China Netcom's IPO Raises $1.2 Billion
  by Platt, Gordon
• BSCH'S DREAMS OF EMPIRE
  by Fittipaldi, Santiago
• Latin America Casts Its Gaze To The East
  by Fittipaldi, Santiago
• Slow Technology Take-up Hinders Forecasting
  by Hawser, Anita
• CHINA'S CURRENCY CHIEF FEELS THE HEAT AS US TRADE GAP WIDENS
  by Platt, Gordon
• FINANCE MINISTER WINS PRAISE FOR STEERING A STEADY COURSE
  by Green, Paula L
• A Year Of Progress And Challenges For China
  by Richardson, Fraser
• Role of Insurance Grows In Global Debt Offerings As Complexity Increases
  by Platt, Gordon
• JOHN AND ALAN SHOW KEEPS RUNNING FOR ANOTHER SEASON, THE
  by Platt, Gordon
• Brazil's Recovery: To Be Continued
  by Fittipaldi, Santiago
• COMPETITION INTENSIFIES IN GLOBAL MARKET FOR CORPORATE BANKING
• TWO CENTURIES OF DEBT ON DISPLAY
  by Fittipaldi, Santiago
• Kremlin Set To Tighten Its Grip
  by Iskyan, Kim
• Private Equity Funds Go Shopping In Europe
  by Platt, Gordon
• Commercial International Bank Focuses on SMEs
• Vibrant Economy Shrugs Off Last Year's Worries
  by Chaze, Aaron
• North America's Fortunes Hang on Fate of Dollar
  by Green, Paula L
• Europe Wrestles With Conflicting Demands
  by Hawser, Anita
• WORLD'S BEST FOREIGN EXCHANGE BANKS 2005
  by Platt, Gordon