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Companies across Asia brace for bird flu catastrophe

By Roberto Coloma | November 14, 2005 - 12:00am

Singapore – Just two years after the SARS outbreak sent Asian economies into intensive care, companies across the region are bracing themselves for the vastly more malignant threat of a bird flu pandemic. With...

Business As Usual

Who’s afraid of Bird Flu?

November 6, 2005 - 12:00am

Just two years after the sars outbreak sent Asian economies into intensive care, companies across the region are bracing themselves for the vastly more malignant threat of a bird flu pandemic. The Severe Acute...

Starweek Magazine