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To: Q. who wrote (3712)	12/11/1997 10:51:00 AM
From: Teri Skogerboe	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10921

John, I also feel that it's only "a matter of time before we learn"... 204.252.70.41 Excerpt: Korean Electronic Giants Put Brake on Investments December 11, 1997 (SEOUL) -- Korea's leading technology investors, hit by the fallout from the country's financial crisis, are facing a severe setback in their march into global markets. Even as Korea's allies and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) begin to carry out an emergency transfusion of nearly US$60 billion in the world's largest bail out effort, Korean conglomerates, including major electronics makers, are putting a brake on their global investments. (see keyword) The future of several multi-billion-dollar, high-tech projects has been thrown into doubt. Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. said an expansion at its Austin, TX, memory facility, which was scheduled to start production in December as part of a US$1.3 billion project, may be delayed. ...snip...