Unit1<br>Text A Chinas Securities Markets Open to Foreign Investment<br>Text B Euro-area Economies in2002<br>Unit2<br>Text A The Monetary Focus<br>Text B Convergence Period<br>Unit3<br>Text A Housing Market<br>Text B Promoting the Noble Cause of Commerce<br>Unit4<br>Text A Automobile Industry<br>Text B Battling over the Bankrupt<br>Unit5<br>Text A IT Grows Up<br>Text B Corporate Governance with Chinese Characteristics<br>Unit6<br>Text A United Seeks Bankruptcy Protection<br>Text B “Creative Destruction”and United Airlines<br>Unit7<br>Text A Polishing Its New Industry<br>Text B Yanking the Welcome Mat for Foreign MBAs<br>Unit8<br>Text A Is Britain Europes New Sick Man?<br>Text B Rate-Cutting Time in Europe?<br>Unit9<br>Text A Intels 10 Billion Gamble<br>Text B Shenzhen：The New Bangalore?<br>Unit10<br>Text A Whats Next on the Agenda?<br>Text B Chinas Year in WTO Gets a Mixed Review<br>Unit11<br>Text A International Financial System Meets Challenge<br>Text B Learning to Love the Euro<br>Unit12<br>Text A Gates Against a Wall<br>Text B Gains Seeks Regional Trade Pacts<br>Unit13<br>Text A Women Directors in the USA<br>Text B Gains for the Individual Firm<br>Unit14<br>Unit15<br>Unit16<br>Unit17<br>Unit18<br>Unit19<br>Unit20<br>Unit21<br>Unit22<br>Unit23<br>Unit24<br>Unit25<br>Unit26<br>Unit27<br>Unit28<br>Unit29<br>Unit30
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