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FEBRUARY 7, 2000 VOL. 155 NO. 5 C O V E R S T O R Y Internet: The New New Asia The continent watched glumly as a New Economy rose--faster than Yahoo!'s share price--from Silicon Valley. Now, with a raft of homegrown start-ups ready to make waves, it's Asia's turn • Starting Up: Helloasia.com greets the revolution • Flying High: An "angel" looks to kick-start the sector • Money Man: A pair of friends venture more than capital • Sitting Pretty: A Hong Kong incubator nurtures its chicks • Going Live: A wild ride for Timeless Software • Selling Out: An Indian entrepreneur locks in his gains • Big Brother: Beijing looks to slow the tide of change • Viewpoint: Marc Faber says dot.humbug • Viewpoint: Bob Davis gives his blueprint for the Asian Net economy
A S I A BURMA: God's Little Generals Along the Thai-Burmese border, teenaged twin brothers lead an unlikely resistance against Rangoon • In Cold Blood: A commando raid raises ugly questions PAKISTAN: Rule of Man The sacking of top judges could irreparably taint the judiciary CHINA: Sour Smell of Success An unfolding smuggling scandal in Fujian exposes a vast network of corruption that could reach all the way to Beijing • Ms. Clean: The nation's top graft-buster leads the charge JAPAN: Black Knight An ex-bureaucrat rocks the system with a hostile takeover bid				T H E A R T S CINEMA: Enter the Dragon Cultures clash on a movie set in Beijing E N D P A G E S SPOTLIGHT MILESTONES TRAVEL WATCH: Living the Wild Life in Steamy Singapore

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