Article: CHINA: GUATEMALA ACCEPTS CHINESE ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)

Article: A lawsuit against history; Chinese-Canadian head-tax payers press ...
The Report Newsmagazine;  March 19, 2001 ;     700+ words ... ... action suit on behalf of 81,000 Chinese immigrants who had to pay a "head tax" to ... What is at question is whether the Chinese immigrants are owed anything today. After all ... something that is passed now." Other Chinese immigrants, such as travel agent Hansen Lau ...

Article: Beijing opens door to tourism windfall.(Statistical Data ...
Business Asia;  August 30, 1999 ;     700+ words ... ... ahead of the State's share of other nationalities. Asher attributes this statistic to clever marketing, a large number of Chinese immigrants in Victoria, and historical links to Chinese workers through the State's famed gold fields.

Article: L.A. SCHOOLS PLAN TO ADD 10 MAGNETS.(News)(Statistical ...
Daily News (Los Angeles, CA);  May 18, 1998 ;     700+ words ... ... successful program. The popularity of the magnet schools is so pervasive that Tokofsky said he knows of cases in which Chinese immigrants chose to move to Los Angeles just because they wanted to place their children in these programs. ``If they ...

Article: Hot Quarter for Asian-Focused Calif. Banks.(Brief ...
American Banker;  October 20, 2000 ;     700+ words ... ... UCBH, the $2.4 billion-asset holding company for United Commercial Bank, credited deposit growth from Chinese immigrants for its 22% increase in net income. Thomas S. Wu, president and chief executive officer, said the company ...

Article: RUSSIA: 80 PERCENT OF IMMIGRANTS SAID TO BE ILLEGAL.(Brief ...
IPR Strategic Business Information Database;  February 21, 2001 ;     552 words ... ... same day, but many come through Ukraine as well. And the Interior Ministry estimates that the number of illegal Chinese immigrants in the Russian Far East is from 400,000 to 700,000, two to three times the number of Chinese living there ...

Article: Acculturation, stress, and depressive symptoms among Korean ...
The Journal of Social Psychology;  August 1, 2002 ;     700+ words ... ... Kuo, 1984), Korean immigrants reported higher levels of depressive symptoms than did Filipino, Japanese, or Chinese immigrants. In addition, in a survey of Korean immigrants in Canada, Noh and Avison (1992) found elevated levels of ...

Article: Money Transfer Headaches Seen on First Data's Horizon.(First Data ...
American Banker;  October 7, 2002 ;     700+ words ... ... according to one survey source who owns agencies in Chinese communities in Western Europe. "This agent believed that Chinese immigrants may prefer a more formal method of sending funds internationally, such as through banks," the report said ...