Asian Paper Giant Survives Debt Saga As Creditors Fume.

Focuses on the turbulent times of Asia Pulp & Paper Co. (APP) and the Widjaja family that controls the corporation. Brief history of how the company got started; Amount of debt incurred by the company as of 2001, eventually leading to action taken by Indonesian regulators and their shares being kicked off the New York Stock Exchange; View of experts that APP is involved in the biggest and most complex corporate-debt workout in emerging-markets history; Efforts taken by the Widjaja family to remain in control of the company; Focus of governmental investigation into the company's ties to the former regime of President Suharto.