Amy Yee
- Amy Yee has written articles published in Financial Times (New Delhi correspondent).
Most Recent article
The pure life
Financial Times, Saturday 13 FebruaryThe rugged green coastline of Dominical in southern Costa Rica
Previous Articles
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Wealth managers pursue the world’s rich Indians
Financial Times, Sun 5 July 2009
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New pension scheme taps into India’s vast market
Financial Times, Sun 24 May 2009 (1 blog link)
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Small US companies get help to go global
Financial Times, Sun 12 April 2009
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Buzz around India’s maturing microfinance sector quietens
Financial Times, Sun 22 March 2009
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Qatar sets scene for film industry
Financial Times, Wed 11 February 2009
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India has drama in store
Financial Times, Mon 29 December 2008
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Tibetans warn Beijing on thirst for freedom
Financial Times, Sun 23 November 2008
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Tibetan diaspora maps out way ahead
Financial Times, Wed 19 November 2008
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Dalai Lama aides reject breakaway claim
Financial Times, Sun 16 November 2008
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Truckmaker who put Delhi’s roads on the map
Financial Times, Wed 29 October 2008
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Amy Yee by numbers...
- 156 articles (since September 2007)
- Average article: 20 column inches (588 words)
- Shortest article: 2 column inches (72 words)
- Longest article: 57 column inches (1714 words)
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