The Business Times, 25 May 1993

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  • 13 1 SINGAPORE BusinessTimes MITA (P) 552/12/92 Tuesday May 25 1993 WE KNOW ASIA 75*
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  • 2am LATEST
    • 71 1 Reuter BRUSSELS European Community farm ministers started what eould prove to be a marathon meeting yesterday to try and fix farm priecs for the coming 12 months with French demands threatening to block agreement. France is seeking concessions, notably increased payments for farmers who
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    • 65 1 Reuter WASHINGTON Commerce Secretary Ron Brown said politics was endangering economic revival and said US President Bill Clinton may be ready to compromise "for the greater good". He said that without action now, the federal budget deficit would hit US$653 billion (551.05 trillion) annually by
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  • Article, Illustration
    112 1 Stock market indices Monday Change Sill 1.855.15 -6.71 KLSE Composite 724.48, -4.87 Nikkei 20.476.16 -81.31 Hang Seng 7.276.39 +106 43 SET Index 841.23 -17.14 Jakarta Composite ...328.80 +2.36 CLSA China B 1.151.19 -6.95 Aust All Ord 1.685.5 -10.1 FISE 100 2.825.6 +13.4 Monday Previous Ipm dose Dow Jones
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  • 563 1  -  From Harish Mehta in PREY VENG, Cambodia THE United Nations has declared Cambodia's election a success and has paid tribute to the grit of Cambodians for turning out in force to vote in spite of artillery attacks and threats of further violence
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  • 104 1 PREY VENG, Cambodia Two hundred unaimed Khmer Rouge soldiers cast their ballots in Poipet, a small town in north-west Cambodia, in a surprise move that indicates the guerilla movement may be losing steam. Eric Fait, an Untac spokesman, said the Khmer Rouge soldiers carried registration cards
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  • 284 1  -  By Alvin Tay SINGAPORE The presidents of two Big Four local banks have defended the recent spate of fund-raising exercises by banks, many of which did not go down well with analysts and investors. Ernest Wong, president of United Overseas Bank, said
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  • 86 1 BUSINESS TIMES celebrates the silver jubilee of the establishment of the Asian Dollar market with a very special supplement: Banking, Finance and Insurance 93. Besides focusing on Singapore's spectacular rise as a regional financial centre and the many challenges ahead, it also offers in-depth country
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  • 254 1  -  By Helen Chang SINGAPORE Investments in Malaysia by Singapore companies are on the rise again, with total approved investments in the first quarter of this year up almost 19 per cent compared with the same period a year ago. Recent figures released
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  • 353 1  -  By Sylvia Wong SINGAPORE Property investors here have snapped up a quarter of the 1,000 office and residential units in the massive Wuhan Plaza project in Wuhan City, China. The project's marketing agent here, ERA Realty Network. said response was
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  • 516 1  -  By Genevieve Cua SINGAPORE A total of 190.000 people or one in 12 Singaporeans have applied for the fixed-price shares in Singapore Technologies Industrial Corporation's (STIC) initial public offering which closed yesterday. The large number of applicants who sought the 85-cent shares surprised analysts
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  • 408 1  -  By Joseph Rajendran SINGAPORE High-flying Creative Technology yesterday bagged its most coveted prize yet a tie-up that will sec IBM's low-cost multimedia PCs sold with the Singapore company's latest sound card. The deal, seen as the best recognition given to a
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  • SINGAPORE NEWS
    • eye on the ECONOMY
      • 391 2  -  By Schutz Lee SINGAPORE continues to face falling terms of trade in March and April, as export prices fall relative to import prices. Terms of trade is the ratio of export prices to import prices, expressed as an index, and the movements of the index indicate
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    • 426 2  -  By Lilian Ang JURONG Town Corporation (JTC) will spend over $300 million to redevelop Tanglin Halt industrial estate as part of a larger plan to give some of Singapore's older estates a facelift. A JTC spokesman told BT recently that the corporation
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    • 451 2  -  By Jenny Lam THE PROMENADE Shopping Centre in Orchard Road will get a SlO million facelift and several new tenants from next month. Joining the posh boutiques in June will be Dom's Cafe, an upmarket eatery. Swensens Restaurant and a 10.000 sq ft electronics supermarket
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    • 342 2  -  By Sylvia Wong SINGAPORE architects are contented to remain operating as one or two-man shows, according to figures from the Board of Architects. Three years after they were allowed to turn their sole proprietorships or partnerships into larger limited companies, only eight of
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    • 235 2 CONTRARY to popular belief, Singapore is relatively cheap for visitors, according to a quarterly study by credit card company Visa International. The survey showed that Singapore was only "marginally more expensive" than Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok and is much cheaper as
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    • 206 2 WORK to expand the road links at the junction of Adam and Farrer roads is expected to begin next month, said the Public Works Department (PWD) yesterday. The existing Bukit TimahDunearn Road flyover will be replaced by a pair of three-lane
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  • THE REGION
    • 381 3 Reuter TOKYO Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa, under attack for the death of two Japanese in Cambodia, said yesterday for the first time that he would consider withdrawing his country's peacekeeping force if the situation there worsens. Mr Miyazawa is suffering the
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    • 321 3 Reuter LONDON A set of detailed recommendations to improve marine safety in the Malacca Straits, the world's busiest waterway, was released yesterday to governments through the International Maritime Organisation (1MO), a UN agency. The report noted the number of minor pirate attacks
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    • 311 3 AFP Reuter MANILA Malaysia has offered to help convert an unused Philippine nuclear plant to a gas-fired facility and build a new power station to ease the electricity shortage. The Malaysian embassy said yesterday that Energy Minister Samy Vellu made the proposals
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    • 296 3 Cambodian polls AP PIINOM PENH National reconciliation leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk yesterday appealed to Khmer Rouge guerillas to end their violence and help "save Cambodia" through the UN-organised clcctions. Princc Sihanouk spoke at a huge public rally on the second
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    • 172 3 AFP KUALA LUMPUR Beijing is willing to work closely with Kuala Lumpur to enhance ties between their armed forces. China's Defence Minister Chi Haotian, speaking on arrival at the airport for a six-day official visit yesterday, said he was returning the visit to China last
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    • 270 3 Bernama KOTA KINABALU The Sabah government is preparing an industrial master plan to speed up industrialisation in the state. Deputy Chief Minister Datuk Yong Teck Lee said yesterday that the master plan would also identify potential manufacturing industries and define the roles to
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    • 542 4 Pacific Basin Economic Council Reuter Bernama SEOUL President Kim Young Sam on Monday mapped out his plan tor North-South Korean reunification and offered the communist North an economic helping hand if it lifted the veil of secrecy over its nuclear
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    • 434 4  -  Reports from Florence Chong in SEOUL SOUTH-EAST ASIA will become an international production centre if a free trade area is set up. says a key Asean official yesterday. The deputy secretary-gen-eral of the Association of South-east Asian Nations Secretariat. Chng
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    • 564 4 SEOUL Malaysian Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad has accused the powerful nations of quarrelling over "peanuts" in multilateral trade negotiations. Speaking at a meeting of the Pacific Basin Economic Council (PBEC) which opened here yesterday, Dr Mahathir said: "...we are mere
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    • 266 4 AFP Reuter TAIPEI Indirect trade between Taiwan and China in the first quarter of 1993 jumped 24.87 per cent over the previous year to hit US$l.B7 billion (Ss3 billion), the Board of Foreign Trade (Boft) said yesterday. The figure is expected to surpass US$9.3 billion
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    • ASIA NOTES
      • 79 6 AFP HONGKONG China is planning a third direct train service from Zhaoqing in booming Guangdong province to Hongkong, a report said yesterday. Preparations for the direct train service between Zhaoqing and Hongkong are now underway. Tang Guangan, the party's secretary of Zhaoqing who
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      • 88 6 AFP HONGKONG China's booming southern province of Guangdong is facing a serious rise in industrial and traffic accidents, with nearly 2,000 people killed in the first quarter of this year, a report said yesterday. At least 234 people were killed in separate industrial accidents in
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      • 33 6 Reuter TEL AVIV An Israeli court on Sunday ordered that pants be placed on this billboard advertisement for sandals. The court ruled that the nudity offended religious Jews. Reuter
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      • 78 6 Bernama JOHOR BARU State land with government quarters will be redeveloped into privatised integrated housing areas, Johor Mentri Besar Muhyiddin Yassin said. The Johor government planned to re-develop them to optimise their use, he told reporters, after launching the Bukit Saujana government quarters re-development
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      • 65 6 Bernama KOTA K.INABALU The High Court here yesterday postponed to tomorrow the corruption trial of Chief Minister Joseph Pairin Kitingan as senior federal counsel Abdul Gani Patail was not well. Mr Gani handed a medical certificate to Justice Denis Ong Jiew Fook after the
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    • 368 6 Reuter TOKYO Japan's labour market is expected to show continued signs of weakening, including a rise in unemployment, when data for April is released on Friday. Japan's unemployment rate is likely to show a rise to 2.4 per cent in April from the 2.3
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    • 372 6 AFP ISLAMABAD A nerve-tax-ing suspense has gripped Pakistan ahead of a Supreme Court verdict this week on a petition challenging the dismissal of Nawaz Sharifs government by President Ghulam Ishaq Khan. Eleven judges of the country's highest judicial forum have been hearing the crucial
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    • 248 6 Reuter NEW DELHI India has quietly begun shedding excess staff from its bloated state sector, a critical element in its economic reform programme. Labour Minister Purno Sangma said during the weekend: "We realise that unless we tackle the problem of excess workers in our
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    • 483 6 Reuter TOKYO A Japanese novelist and economic guru who pulled up stakes and moved to Hongkong is warning his country not to be so timid as to miss out on the great China boom. "Japan has become a mature society like Europe and America, dull
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    • 394 6 Reuter SYDNEY Australian Treasurer John Dawkins has said that the expected budget deficit for the year to June 1994 stands at AslB billion (5519.9 billion), but that the government would move to make savings in order to reduce the deficit to one
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    • 224 6 AFP SYDNEY The widening gap between Australia's rich and poor is contributing to an increasing incidence of homicide and suicide here, an academic expert said yesterday Economist Phil Raskall, of New South Wales University's Social Policy Research Centre, said studies of inequality
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  • REGIONAL FOCUS
    • 922 7  -  From Maggie Ford in JAKARTA THE swirling controversy over golf course development in Indonesia shows no sign of abating. In a country where public discussion is usually muted at best, the debate has wrong-footed government ministers, produced outspoken comment from the President's
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    • 636 7 NYT TOKYO Construction started in early May on a luxurious 36-hole golf complex near the bustling city of Shanghai, another sign of changing times in China. As China's economy booms, the market for leisure facilities grows. Business-savvy developers are rushing in to
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  • THE WORLD
    • WORLD WATCH
      • 67 8 Reuter BRUSSELS European Community External l rade Commissioner Leon Brittan said yesterday there was no reason for the US to impose sanctions because of lack of access to the EC's telecommunications market. "It does not make much sense to impose sanctions." Sir Leon
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      • 71 8 Reuter KANSAS CITY Texas billionaire and former presidential candidate Ross Perot holding up a copy of his new book, Sot lor Sale At Any Price, as he addressed members of United We Stand America on Sunday. Mr Perot, who made several stops around
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      • 63 8 Reuter MUNICH Spending by the German federal and state governments will have to be cut decisively in 1994. German Finance Minister Theo Waigel told a conference yesterday. Mr Waigel said that at this week's German Lower House vote on Bonn's supplementary budget he would make
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      • 71 8 Reuter JOHANNESBURG Nelson Mandela's shock plan to give 14-year-olds the vote has stunned South Africa's political establishment and even surprised senior members of his African National Congress expressed concern. Political analysts suggested the proposal may have been an overture to militant young
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    • 335 8 Reuter GUATEMALA CITY Desperate to attract investment and foreign exchange to their region. Central Americans are turning to their ancestors for help. Emerging from a decade that saw much of the region plagued by war and economic stagnation, governments are pinning their
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    • 171 8 Reuter COPENHAGEN The European Community has little hope of reversing rising unemployment currently over 17 million people and rising until 1995 or 1996. economic affairs commissioner Henning Christophersen said yesterday. "Even if we will sec a continued fall in
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    • 631 8 IHT LONDON With its business confidence, its exports, its currency and its economy in general at last on the rebound. Britain's economic star is on the rise. But it won't go far. Economists agree that the longest and deepest recession experienced
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    • Article, Illustration
      53 8 Reuter KABUL Patients and residents at Kabul's Marastun Asylum opening a box of food delivered on Saturday by the International Committee of the Red Cross, whose drivers brave rockets and sniper fire to take food to the abandoned asylum which is in the heart of bitter fighting among rival
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    • 419 8 Reuter HARARE African governments. under pressure from the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund to cut subsidies to loss-making state enterprises, have started privatising their national airlines. But some are questioning the motives behind the pressure to privatise, seeing it as a move by
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    • 282 8 AP WASHINGTON President Bill Clinton said yesterday that his efforts to reduce the nation's deficit and bolster the economy could be undermined unless the sagging airline industry' is rejuvenated. Addressing the First meeting of the National Commission to Ensure a Strong Competitive Airline Industry.
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    • 384 8 Reuter PARIS France cut interest rates yesterday for the seventh time in six weeks, taking advantage of a buoyant franc but underlining the authorities' gathering haste to haul the economy out of recession. The Bank of France cut its intervention rate,
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    • 288 8 Reuter BAGHDAD Iraq warned Kuwait yesterday that it could still fight, and would if its rights were abused. "Iraq's full adherence to Security Council resolutions cannot be taken to mean that that Iraq should accept violations of its territory." said an article in al-Thawra.
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    • 185 8 AFP HONGKONG Hongkong, acting on a British Cabinet order, ordered local banks yesterday to seize Iraqi assets earned from oil sales and to transfer them into a I nited Nations account. The move is intended to toughen local enforcement of UN sanctions imposed on Iraq
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    • 362 8 AFP ADDIS ABABA. Ethiopia Eritrea, formerly Ethiopia's northernmost province, began yesterday as the world's newest state, two years after winning a 30-year war of independence. At a midnight ceremony on Sunday in the capital. Asmara. President Isaias Aferwerki. the key leader in the struggle,
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  • COMPANIES & MARKETS
    • 461 9  -  By Dexter Lee SINGAPORE SIA Engineering Co is likely to take part in a Hongkong-China joint venture to build and operate a US$63 million (SSIOI million) aircraft maintenance facility in the Chinese coastal city of Xiamen. The joint venture, called Taikoo Aircraft
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    • 291 9  -  By Teh Hooi Ling SINGAPORE Property and hotel group City Developments (CityDev) will use its net proceeds of over $290 million through its planned bond and warrant issue to acquire land and develop residential and industrial properties in Singapore. In a circular
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    • 288 9 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR The Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange hopes to achicvc a sustainable market capitalisation of MS3SO billion (SS22O billion) by mid-1996, its executive chairman. Nik Mohamcd Din Nik Yusoff, said yesterday. He said the market capitalisation of the KLSE as at May 14 this
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    • 221 9 SINGAPORE A member of the Singapore Technologies group will invest Asl,s million (5&1.66 million) in an Australian automotive engineering firm. Singapore Automotive Engineering said yesterday that it had agreed to buy 20.000 ordinary shares in Towerhill Holdings, representing 25 per cent of
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    • 882 9  -  HOCK LOCK SIEW By Alvin Tay SINGAPORE To some. Hotel Grand Central may be a sleepy three-star hotel tucked away at one corner of Orchard Road. But it is a star performer to shareholders and the envy of some of
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    • 411 9  -  From Brian Gomez in SYDNEY THE OCBC Bank group is expected to sell reluctantly 51 per cent of its Australian stockbroking unit. Bank of Singapore Stockbroking (Boss), in compliance with Australian reciprocity regulations. Industry sources in Sydney told Business limes the
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    • 317 9 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR The Multi-Purpose Holdings Bhd Group has not given itself any time-frame to start its proposed joint-venture gaming operations in China's Guangdong province. Executive director Khaw Chay Tee, speaking to newsmen after the company's annual general meeting yesterday, said
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    • Article, Illustration
      382 9 Source: Bridge Info Performance of STII's Index stocks May 24 Last Seise lnd«\ Stork sale hw factor movers ($1 <$) A* imo 2 450 0 160 1 85 -33.33 CM 6 850 -0 100 S 16 20 83 Ccrebos 5.350 4 03 FAN ***** -0 400 8 97 83
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    • COMPANIES
      • 578 11  -  From Catherine Ong in HONGKONG THE FAMILY behind Singapore's stockbroking firm Ong Co has sold its 55.3 per cent stake in Ong Holdings (HK) for HK566.6 million (5513.9 million) to a consortium that includes two major securities houses in
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      • 575 11 Reuter BOMBAY Petrochemical and textile giant Reliance Industries Ltd has claimed India's corporate crown, climbing to top the pack with burning ambition, political connections and old-style business cunning, analysts say. Launched with just four imported knitting machines 17 years ago. Reliance has
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      • 345 11  -  From Al Labita in MANILA MANILA'S power crisis has taken a heavy toll on the firstquarter earnings of the country's largest power distributor, the Manila Electric Company (Meralco). Electricity sales slipped 3.2 per cent to 2.8 million kilowatt hours, resulting in a 30
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      • 331 11 Reuter SEATTLE Microsoft Corp launched its long-awaited Windows NT operating system yesterday, its first volley in a battle to take over core computing tasks of major organisations. The Redmond. Washingtonbased software giant already dominates the computer operating systems that provide the
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      • COMPANY BRIEFS
        • 69 11 KUALA LUMPUR United Engineers (Malaysia) Bhd (UEM) has disposed of 20 million shares of 25 pence each in Kinta Kellas Public Ltd Co in the open market for M 572.07 million (5545.40 million), averaging M 53.60 per share. The disposal will enable UEM to
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        • 72 11 Land Gen sells 10.5m Rashid shares Reuter KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian property group Land General Bhd has placed out 10.5 million shares in financial group Rashid Hussain Bhd at between M 54.08 and M 54.12 a share. It said the sale, executed on May 10 and May 20, will net it
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        • 45 11 Bernama PETALING JAVA Johan Holdings Bhd turned in record profits for the year ended Jan 31. 1993, chalking up an unprecedented 295 per cent increase to M 520.2 million (5512.7 million) against M 55.19 million a year before. Bernama
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      • 494 11 UNIT TRUSTS FUNDS Dividends table has been held over Managers' priCM \la> 25 IflSUranCC Fund Singapore Unit Trust income Bond Poin-v 3.2j jjs i iv (iMMKt i 14 hj Prudential Ihc Savings Fund I 21 1.27 PruLink Mgd Fund 1.14 1.20 S'porc Prog Fund 0.57 060 M spmr Scv Fund
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    • FINANCE
      • SMALL CHANGE
        • 108 12 AFP TOKYO Japan's finance ministry is ready to clear away the fear of potential bank failure by allowing funds from a bankruptcy credit system to liquidate a financially troubled credit bank, officials said yesterday. Kamaishi Shinkin Bank Ltd, a tottering credit bank association, will
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        • 62 12 SINGAPORE Minister of State for Finance and Communications Cdre Teo Chee Hean will open the three-day East Asian Actuarial Meeting in Singapore in December. The meeting will look at the role of the appointed actuary, social security, pension schemes and financial soundness of life
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        • 82 12 SINGAPORE DBS Bank has eliminated the need to fill in new share application forms for its customers. The Electronic Share Application service. ESA, to be introduced at the end of this month, allows a customer to apply for new share issues managed by DBS Bank by
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        • 97 12 Bloomberg Business News SYDNEY The Australian Trade Practices Commission said bank advertising should be more tightly scrutinised in the light of a new home-loan rate war. the Australian Financial Review reported yesterday. The commission's comments were triggered by Friday's announcement that National Australia
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        • 87 12 Bloomberg Business News PARIS Credit Lyonnais and JP Morgan Securities are set to be lead underwriters for the first-ever global bond denominated in French francs, expected to be sold by Credit Local de France, an official at Credit Lyonnais said. "At the moment it's a
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        • 82 12 Reuter OSLO Norway's Central Bank said it was cutting its key overnight lending rate to 7.50 per cent from 7.75 per cent, effective today. The rate, charged to commercial and savings banks, is a benchmark for rates throughout the economy. The Central Bank last lowered
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      • 471 12  -  By Magdalene Ng SINGAPORE More companies arc insuring against financial loss arising from the death or disability of their key executives. Officials of Singapore's top three life insurance groups told BT they have been handling an increasing number of what is known
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      • 250 12 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp said it has been able to recruit fewer than half the workers it has permission to bring in from southern China to work as tellers in its Hongkong branches. Difficulty
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      • 357 12  -  Py Kooi Cho Teng SINGAPORE Citibank's new programme which pegs air fare discounts to spending on its credit card has drawn 8.000 to 9.000 membership applications since it was launched early last month. Its vice-president for consumer banking. Jeannine
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      • 206 12 SINGAPORK Standard Chartered Bank has clarified that its retrenchment of 13 information techno log) staff last Friday was the result of a reorganisation of its IT management structure and had "nothing to do with their performance". The bank was responding to a
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      • 539 12  -  From Al Labita in MANILA THE Philippines, buoyed by a fresh wave of foreign investors' confidence in its economic rebound. will float in July a USSISO million (***** million) bond on the European market. But some analysts doubt the float's chance of success,
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      • 198 12 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia's money supply, or Ml, grew substantially by 5.7 per cent or MS 1.744 billion at endJanuary from the previous month as both currency in circulation and demand deposits rose to meet the high demand for transactional balances during Chinese New Year.
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    • FINANCE & COMMODITIES
      • 421 14 Knight-Ridder BOMBAY New rules covering foreign currency deposits lodged by non-resident Indians in Indian banks could create a new source for foreign currency lending in India, bankers said. The sources noted that such deposits, because of the size and wealth of the overseas
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      • 298 14 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR The Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange is now working on the contract specifications for the proposed interest rate futures contract which is expected to start operations by the year-end. KLCE chairman. Dr Syed M A Alhady, said yesterday the
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      • 264 14 FT LONDON Prudential Corporation, Britain's largest life assurance company, reported that under the new proposed accruals basis of accounting for profits, its 1992 earnings rose 9 per cent to £807 million (Ss2 billion). The Pru had earlier reported profits for the same period using
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      • 168 14 THE US dollar opened higher against the major European currencies amidst fears of an immininent tightening in US short term interest rates. The dollar, however, was little changed against the regional currencies. The US dollar was trapped in a narrow range against the Ss. It
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      • 195 14 Reuter A weakening German mark and talk of higher US interest rates combined to give the dollar a bright start to the week on European markets, where gold sparkled but shares stayed mostly on the sluggish side. The dollar gained a pfennig in Europe as the faltering German economy
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      • 376 14 Bloomberg ENERGY REPORT Bloomberg Business News LONDON Oil futures priccs in London and New York were weaker as demand Tor crude and products remains weak. Priccs lackcd direction in the abscncc of fresh news, after the volatile movements seen last week, brokers
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      • 86 14 AFP THE dollar was strong in light trading yesterday in New York following press reports that the Federal Reserve favoured eventually tightening monetary policy at a meeting last week. At about 1340 GMT, the dollar traded at 1.6370 German marks, up from 1.6250 marks late Friday, at 110.40
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      • 1473 15 SIMEX REPORT Reuter SINGAPORE Simcx Eurodollar futures ended sharply weaker after a day of active selling fuelled by renewed fears of tighter credit in the US, traders said. The key December contract settled 11 ticks lower from its late Chicago close to finish at
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      • 664 15 COMMODITY REPORTS Tta TIN price on the Kuala Lumpur Tin Market hit a new all-time low yesterday at MS 13.90 per kg. eight sen down from last Friday mainly due to buyers' reserve coupled with low physical demand. On the Kuala Lumpur Tin
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        • 80 15 HONGKONG Trading turnover on China's Shanghai Metals Exchange reached 152 billion yuan during its first year of operation, the world's third highest volume after the New York and London metals exchanges, the official China Daily newspaper reported yesterday Since the exchange opened in May 1992,
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        • 78 15 TOKYO Vietnam is seeking to sell its term Bach Ho crude to a more varied group of buyers, said sources at companies here holding term contracts for Vietnamese crude. "The Japanese have 80 per cent of the whole now, but the Vietnamese government has said
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        • 86 15 TOKYO Japan's Nippon Light Metal Co plans to double output at two South-east Asian aluminium fabricating plants that were acquired in a merger with Alcan Asean last year, a spokesman says. Aluminium sheet production capacity at Aluminum Company of Malaysia will be doubled to 50,000
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        • 47 15 TOKYO The start of construction of a new copper smelter in Tianjin, China, is likely to be delayed due to disagreement over capital investment commitments, according to a source at Oriental Metals Co, the Hongkong trading arm of China's central nonferrous metals group.
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        • 32 15 TOKYO Japanese traders and overseas aluminium producers are close to agreeing on increased producer premiums for July-Sep shipments of about US$3O (5548.60) per tonne, trading sources here say.
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      • 1682 15 Rubber May 24 RAS Commodity Exchange (futures closing as at 1pm) RAS (physical prices) RSS 1 Contract (S cents/kg) A Bnyors /c Sellers Close Volume Open ns at 12 noon to icmvhgr Month High Low Sett (tonnes) Interest RSS 2 Jun 93 128 00 129.00N Jun 93 Jul
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    • REGIONAL STOCK MARKETS
      • 1144 16 -10.1 SHARES slipped at the close in slow trade despite a strong performance by gold stocks. Brokers said buyers were concerned about the possibility of another fall on Wall Street. The All Ordinaries Index closed 10.1 points down at 1.685.5. The All Industrials fell 20.3 to 2,609.6, while the
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      • 555 16 +5.61 Share prices closed slightly higher but the market is expected to move sideways until the end of the week. The Manila Composite Index rose 5.61 points to close at 1.577.71. The Makati Index climbed 9.93 to end at 1.615.32. Market leader Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. which fell
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      • 559 16 -36.51 Stocks reversed early gains to close lower on late selling in very sluggish trade. Brokers said sentiment was poor. The Weighted Index, which rose 25 pomts early on, ended 36.51 down at 4.258.92. Turnover was NT$l5.3 billion, the lowest in a full session since January. Conflict within the
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      • 492 16 +0.57 The stock market finished a shade firmer for the seventh consecutive session despite prof-it-taking, which put a dent on an earlier six-point gain. The Composite Index added 0.57 points to 733.91. Turnover was 706.88 billion won. Most analysts were unsure of the market direction today but some said
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      • 307 16 +9.67 The share market shrugged off a weak open and a 30-point fall in the Dow Jones to finish moderately higher. The NZSE-40 Capital Index closed up 9.67 points at 1,628.27 on a volume of NZ533.47 million, reversing an 8-point fall in early trading. Brokers said offshore orders,
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      • 137 16 -18.0 Shares lost their early gains as speculators and some mutual funds booked profits and pushed prices to a slightly lower close, brokers said. The Bombay Stock Exchange Index closed at around 2,339, down 18 points. "Prices have firmed up after a very long time and some profit booking
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      • 609 16 Vienna Mm 24 Avrh M'< I5J5 um.ii Hjnk VuVfUlPl W) < ••nsljnlu 'I) 5 JuniNin/l IfcW i Ir.um -'0 I Mort-O P INt i 12* <• VcKvici 2l» I «Vnntir>i M \t«mt /U'hii twii Bunk I h>/mj Nasdaq M«> 21 ,ISS Xdofph ours Bm»m| 17 250 0 .50 \pp4c (ompuicr
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      • 796 16 13.4 UK STOCKS took their lead from US stocks to close higher in lacklustre trading, traders said. The FT-SE 100 Index of leading British stocks closed 13.4 points higher at 2.825.6. Volume was down to 509.2 million shares from 695.9 million last Friday. Earlier, stocks were stagnant after a
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      • 157 16 +24.59 French shares ended sharply higher on the first day of the June account after a weak performance in May when the CAC-40 index lost 4.16 per cent. Dealers said the market had reacted positively to yesterday's rate cuts, the government's efforts to create new jobs and press reports
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      • 198 16 -0.22 pc Swedish shares closed with foreigners showing a moderate buying interest. The OMX-Index, which carries a futures contract, and the top-16 Blue Chip Index were almost unchanged from Friday's close, down 0.04 per cent and up 0.05 per cent respectively. The All-Share Index eased 0.22 per cent to
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      • 213 16 1.68 Dutch stocks closed higher on the strength of the dollar, traders said. The EOE Index of the leading 24 shares closed up 1.68 at 307.16. Advancers outpaced decliners 17 to five. Two stocks closed unchanged. Amsterdam May 24 Hs ABVAmro 51.TO 2 Vefon 12 40 -2 \ho4d WO
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      • 323 16 +46 Shares, particularly marginal mines, closed sharply higher despite a last-minute dip as investors tracked gold's push past the key US$3BO an ounce and fall back. "There's a great amount of interest mainly by foreign buyers," a dealer said, noting a report that gold could make an assault on
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      • 176 16 +4.4 The Toronto market report was not available. Toronto May 21 C$ Abiiibi Price 15 1/8 Mean Alum 23 5/8 1/8 BP Canada 14 6/8 Bank Nova Scotia 25 3/8 2/8 Bank of Montreal 25 5/8 1/8 Bee 44 2/8 1/8 Brascan II 6/8 1/8 CDS Imp Bk 29
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      • 222 16 -7.55 German shares were weaker at the end of a lacklustre bourse session marked by technical factors and a shortage of uplifting news, dealers said. The DAX 30 Index ends down 7.55 points at 1,603.04 after having moved in a narrow range between 1,602.76 and 1,611.15. Pessimism over the
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      • 154 16 •8.56 Belgian shares closed lower on the last day of the twoweek forward market account due to position squaring, pessimism on interest rates and corporate earnings and lack of volume in a sell-er-dominated market. The Bel-20 index, down a third of a percentage point at midday, eased further to
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      • 261 16 +3.90 Swiss shares closed a quiet day slightly firmer after the market consolidated last week's gains. The SPI index added 2.8 to 1.391.0 and the SMI rose 3.9 to 2.237.4. Dealers said the consolidation was likely to continue for a few more days. Registered shares in Swissair, 12 francs
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      • 717 16 -30.45 Wall Street stocks were narrowly mixed yesterday, but programme trading and a recovery' in bonds helped to push blue chips higher. At I pm EDT. the Dow Jones industrial average was up 11.62 points at 3,504.45. Declines led advances 9-8 on volume of about 105 million shares
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      • 119 16 -0.24 pc Blue chips ended tightly mixed in low turnover with many investors sidelined but sentiment still broadly positive, dealers said. The MIB All-Share Index slipped 0.24 per cent to 1,230. Scope for interest rates to fall again in the medium term combined with the steady lira would deter
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      3207 17 Bloomberg Business News S I (X'k prices powered to record highs on growing optimism that SinoBritish talks on political reform are making progress. The Hang Seng Index ended at an all-time high of 7.276.39. a leap of 106.43 points. Turnover was HKS4.7 billion. The index has now climbed 1.764.00
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      489 17 THE Shenzhen A market took a pounding yesterday. The new rights issues for many stocks did not buoy the market. The CLSA Shenzhen A Index was down 162.25 points to close at 2,455.21. In contrast, the B market was very quiet. Share prices drifted slightly lower in very light
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      1094 17 Reuter SHARE prices ended higher in moderate trade though volume was dominated by cross deals, brokers said. The Official Index closed at 328.80 points, up 2.36. Gains beat losses 34 to 13. with 33 counters unchanged. "Semen Cibinong provided the focus of the day with its acquisition plan and
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      2580 17 Reuter STOCKS ended weaker, depressed by lower futures prices. Brokers said buying emerged after a majority of corporate results were out of the way by the end of last week. However, gains in cash stocks were topped by continued arbitrage unwinding due to sluggish futures prices. "Buyers were assured
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      1726 17 Reuter INVESTORS sold after seeing the main market index fall below the 850-point level, depressing prices across the board, brokers said. The SET Index fell 17.14 points to close at 841.23 on thin turnover of 2.58 billion baht. Declines led advances by 226 to 30 with 35 stocks unchanged.
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    • KUALA LUMPUR STOCK EXCHANGE
      • 5237 19 Bernama PROFIT-taking after sharp rises last week took share prices in Kuala Lumpur to a lower close yesterday. The KLSE Composite Index closed 4.87 points lower at 724.48, the Industrial Index 5.97 points down to 1,268.14 and the Emas Index 0.80 of a point
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    • STOCK EXCHANGE OF SINGAPORE
      • 1124 20  -  By Dexter Lee SINGAPORE If J?reed and tear were personified, one could almost see battling one another in the stock market yesterday. On the one hand, many in v estoß remained mesmerised by what looks like a continued bull market. Expectations that
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      • 64 20  -  Quak Hiang Whai HAVING gone up by more than Si in five months, the upside potential for Goldtron looks limited. The resistance at $2.20 looks difficult to break. The daily RSI is at almost 85. the weekly RSI almost 100 and are drifting downwards. The stock will meet support
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  • SPORTS
    • 602 21 NBA playoffs Reuter NEW YORK The New York Knicks handed the Chicago Bulls their first loss of the 1993 playoffs last Sunday to draw first blood in the hotlyanticipated. best-of-seven Eastern Conference finals showdown. John Starks and Patrick Ewing scored 25 points apiece to
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    • 886 21  -  The Knicks carried a heavy burden when they fought the Bulls. Dave Anderson assesses the match Dave Anderson NYT NEW YORK The New York Knicks were supposed to win. But they did. Perhaps the heaviest burden on any good team is winning games that
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    • 607 21 French Open AP PARIS Steffi Graf and Aranxta Sanchez Vicario, top seeds at the French Open in the absence of Monica Seles, struggled unexpectedly yesterday before winning their firstround matches. But Jim Courier, the twotime defending men's champion. had a hitch-free debut, powering
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    • 365 21 Golf AP Reuter POTOMAC, Maryland New Zealander Grant Waite saved par after the best bunker shot of his life at the final hole to hold off Tom Kite for a one-stroke victory at the USSI.3 million (SS2.I million) Kemper Open on Sunday. In
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    • SIDE LINES
      • 110 21 AP NEW YORK With a phenomenal stroke of luck, the Orlando Magic on Sunday won the first overall pick in the National Basketball Association draft for the second consecutive year. In a process weighted to give the worst teams the best chance of
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      • 119 21 AP MONTE CARLO, Monaco Ayrton Senna of Brazil (right) spraying second-placed Damon Hill of Great Britain with champagne after winning his sixth consecutive Monaco Grand Prix here on Sunday. Senna was at a loss for words on his record win. "I don't have words
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      • 87 21 AP MALVERN. Pennsylvania Bob Charles shot a par-70 last Sunday to beat Dave Stockton by a stroke for the Bell Atlantic Classic title and become the first golfer to earn US$4 million (556.4 million) on the Senior PGA Tour. He had rounds of 67-67-70
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      • 76 21 AP HERSHEY. Pennsylvania Val Skinner, four strokes back when the day began, shot a 67 that included an eagle and beat Betsy King by two strokes in the Lady Keystone Open last Sunday. That ended a six-year victory drought on the US LPGA tour. Skinner,
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      • 84 21 AP GOTEBORG. Sweden Jean-Philippe Gatien, who went to Sweden at age 13 for his first table tennis camp abroad, became France's first ever men's world singles champion last Sunday by outlasting Jean-Michel Saive of Belgium in five tough sets. Gatien won the "blue ribbon"
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      • 78 21 AP MOSCOW Greece earned its first-ever World Cup berth and became the second nation to qualify for quadrennial championship last Sunday, getting a first-half goal from Anastasios Mitropulos to draw with Russia 1-1 and win a trip to the US. The draw gave Greece a
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        277 21 Reuter NEW YORK Major League Sunday. National: Florida 4 Chicago 2: Philadelphia 14 Montreal 7; St Louis 4 Pittsburgh 3 (in 10); Atlanta 2 New York 1; Los Angeles 4 Colorado 0: Houston 9 San Diego 7; San Francisco 3 Cincinnati 2. Standings (wins, losses, winning percentage and games
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        95 21 Reuter AFP POTOMAC, Maryland Kemper Open final round Sunday (US unless noted): 275 Grant Waite (NZ) 66 67 72 70 276 Tom Kile 70 65 69 72 277 Scott Hoch 70 69 70 68. Michael Bradley 69 71 69 68 278 Boh Estes 68 70 74 66. Reuter MODENA,
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        106 21 AP MONTE CARLO, Monaco Monaco Grand Prix final results Sunday (dri>er, country, car. time and winner's time and speed) 1. Ayrton Senna (Bra) McLaren-Ford. 1 hr 52 min 10.947 see. 138.837 Wph 2. Damon Hill (GB) Williams-Re- nault. 52.118 seconds behind 3. Jean Alesi (Fra) Ferrari. 1:03.362 behind 4.
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        21 21 Reuter LOS ANGELES NHL Stanley Cup Campbell Conference Finals Sunday: Toronto 4 Los Angeles 2 (Bcst-of-sevcn series tied 2-2).
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        197 21 AFP AFP MADRID Spanish first division last weekend: Valencia. 3 Athletic Bilbao 1; Barcelona 4 Rayo Vallcncano 0; Real Madrid 5 Seville 0; La Coruna 1 Real Zaragoza 0; Real Sociedad 1 Osasuna 3; Tencrife 1 Celta Vigo O. Burgos 1 Oviedo 1; Sporting Gijon 1 Cadiz 0; Albacete
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        425 21 AP Reuter FLORENCE, Italy Muratti lime International Final Sunday: Jordi Burillo (Spn) b 4-Andrei Chcrkasov (Rus) 7-6 (7-4). 6-7 (7-9). 6-1. AP PARIS French Open first round Monday (x-denotes seed) Men: Carlos Costa (Spn) b Josef Kroschko (Hun) 6-0. 6-3. 6-1; Jordi Arresc (Spn) b Alexander Volkov (Rus) 6-2.
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        52 21 AP GOTEBORG, Sweden World Championship Finals Sunday Men Singles: Jean-Philippe Gatien (Fra) b Jean-Michel Saive (Bel) 21-19. 17-21. 21-14. 17-21. 21-18. Doubles: Wang Tao/Lu Lin (China) b Ma Wenge/Zhang Lei (China) 18-21. 21-12. 21-13. 21-15. Women Doubles: Liu Wei/Qiao Yunping (China) b Deng Yaping/Qiao Hong (China) 21-19. 14-21.
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    • 875 23  -  Cannes Festival The rumours are rampant about who will win and who won't. Vincent Canby reports Vincent Canby NYT IF THERE were any professional bookmakers here, they might have become door-to-door encyclopedia salesmen, immediately after the winners of the 46th Cannes International Film Festival were
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    • 358 23 AFP ASIAN and Australasian films have been selling well as a result of the high Cannes Festival profile of films from the region, market sources said last Sunday. Taiwan-based Tomson Co has sold the rights to Chen Kaige's Farewell to my Concubine in all major
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    • 457 23 CHATTERBOX OSCAR-WINNING British actress Emma Thompson was in playful mood over an adaptation of Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing, directed by her husband Kenneth Branagh. Asked how she believed her career would progress, she looked mischievously at Branagh and said: "Now I have the Oscar 1 don't
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    • 894 25  -  YKK went into S pore properties by building flats for its staff. Now it s a developer, reports Kooi Cho Teng Kooi Cho Teng SEVEN years ago, Japanese zip maker YKK decided it made more sense to own rather than lease flats in which
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    • 191 25 SALES have picked up at the 99-year leasehold Regent Villas project, situated ofT Bukit Timah. Just nine semi-detached houses are left at the 46-house project by the Far East Organisation in the Sixth Avenue area. Regent Villas, launched in October, attracted a
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    • 468 25 Reuter PROPERTY market rumour had it that the first guests at the swank Ritz Carlton Hongkong hotel were to be the last a wrecking crew with orders to tear it down. Hongkong's spiralling office rents meant it made more economic sense to tear down
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      • 63 25 Malaysian Business Times PENANG Business and Budget Hotels, a subsidiary of listed YTL Corp. has signed an agreement with the Penang Development Corporation to develop two hotels at Bayan Baru and Seberang Java costing MS2O million (5512.4 million) each. Construction of the
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      • 48 25 Australian Financial Review SYDNEY Malaysia Airlines has signed a contract with insurance group Sun Alliance to buy an office building in Sydney s central business district for As 6 million (556.66 million). The building is at 16 Spring Street, opposite the Stock Exchange.
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      • 45 25 AP-Dow Jones BANGKOK Bangkok Land, developer of Thailand's biggest private housing project, reported profits far below forecast. Net income for the year to March 31 rose to 4.87 billion baht (SS29O million)), against a forecast 6.52 billion baht. AP-Dow Jones
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      • 50 25 Australian Financial Review SYDNEY Sumitomo Trust Finance (Australia) has leased 600 sq m of space in Matsushita Investment and Development Corps Chiflev Tower in Sydney. Sumitomo, which will move from MLC Building, has taken a 10-year lease on level 38 of the tower. Australian Financial Review
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    • 152 25 TOR LEASE Breakfast in a garden terrace overlooking the curvilinear swimming pool, and listen to the waterfall gently cascading into a Balineseinspired sunken courtyard and a lily pool set amidst rich tropical foliage. Enjoy resort-style facilities that come with a full-time Manager. Facilities Co ordinator and exemplary concierge service. Your
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  • 547 26 EDITORIAL BILL CLINTON lost more than his locks last week when news leaked but that Los Angeles airport had to be shut for almost an hour while he got a US$2OO haircut aboard his parked plane. The episode sarcastically dubbed "Hair Force One" also lost the
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  • WHAT THE OTHERS SAY
    • 235 26 WITH ONLY ONE YEAR behind it, it is premature to evaluate how successful the Chinese Development Assistance Council (CDAC) has been in levelling up poorer Chinese. But it cannot be doubted that it has taken the right approach. At the end of the day, however, its
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    • 175 26 THE GOVERNMENTS announcement that it will give special support to older Singaporeans in sharing the benefits of Medifund is most welcome. It is also heartening to learn that Medifund will bear up to 60 per cent, and in some cases 100 per cent,
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    • 194 26 THE MAIN REASON for the recent hike in conservancy charges is the new regulation requiring town councils to deposit 40 per cent instead of the previous 25 per cent of their income into the combined fund for repainting and large-scale maintenance. In addition,
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    • 149 26 HAS Financial Secretary Hamish Macleod got inflation on the run? In a radio interview yesterday he had the cheery ring of a man who had been proved right. Earlier forecasts that the benchmark inflation rate would be 9.5 per cent for the year were roundly
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    • 148 26 MALAYSIANS as a people can be nice and laid-back in other aspects, but in such an important area which has everything to do with our economic well-being as a nation, we cannot afford to let our guard down and let inflation run wild and move
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    • 195 26 THERE IS A clear need to revitalise our democracy, which entails a serious balancing and checking of powers. A year after last May's bloodshed, the government of Prime Minister Chuan Lcckpai has failed to get its act together. Longstanding problems still affect the Thai people
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  • 682 26  -  Paul L Leventhal says four major flaws in the Nuclear Nonproiiferation Treaty must be corrected before it is extended in 1995 Paul L Leventhal The writer is president of the Nuclear Control Institute IHT FOR NEARLY 25 years, the world has depended on
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    • 608 27  -  Pei Minxin says the recuperating democracy movement will face a renewed backlash it the United States revokes China's MFN status Pei Minxin The writer, a Chinese citizen, is an assistant professor of politics at Princeton L'niversitv FOUR YEARS ago. as
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    • 1180 27  -  The refrain is that Nafta is good for the US in the long run. But interest groups and their supporters in Congress are focusing on the immediate difficulties. Leon Hadar discusses the Clinton Administration's predicament Leon Hadar Ihe writer is His Washington
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    • 956 27  -  Karim Raslan finds Nato singing a different tune these days as it ponders its raison d'etre in the face of the Bosnian crisis Karimm Raslan The writer is a Kuala Lumpur-based journalist who contributed this article to BT MUL>-hLlNtiiNLi between the
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    • 248 27 |TrrfyrTu^^B So don't miss Colin Bockman on the Corporate Edge through People" July 9,1993 Hv Ssl4s SIM members/Ssl7o Non-members This seminar will help managers manage In a leadership and involvement style. It will give them some how-to's that they can take away and apply immediately to most businesses, without the
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  • 545 28 Reuter BEIJING China, trying to use its current production boom to make up for decades of socialist stagnation, yesterday disputed an International Monetary Fund re-rating that said it was already an economic superpower. The IMF has come up with a ranking of the
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  • 267 28 Reuter South China Morning Post HONGKONG Vice-Prime Minister Zhu Rongji says China's loss of Most-Favoured Nation (MFN) trading status would harm the United States more than China, and Beijing would have to retaliate if Washington took action. Speaking to reporters yesterday during
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  • 147 28 Reuter LONDON The British government gave the green light for its controversial privatisation of loss-incurring British Rail yesterday, but was still battling to avoid a damaging parliamentary defeat over the sell-off. Transport Secretary John MacGregor said Britain's passenger network will be carved into 25
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  • 655 28 Reuter AFP BELGRADE Russian envoy Vitaly Churkin arrived in Belgrade yesterday to push the world's latest strategy to contain the Bosnian war as a chorus of European leaders declared the UN-backed peacc plan was not dead yet. "We dccidcd that it
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  • 339 28 Reuter TOKYO Keidanren. Japan's most powerful business lobby, said yesterday that it strongly opposes an increase in the tax burden on non-US companies operating in the US as proposed by the Clinton administration. If the proposals are put into effect, not
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  • 261 28 AFP HANOI Vietnam will shut down 2,000 public firms as part of a drive to force stateowned enterprises to run economically. Cabinet Minister Le Xuan Trinh has said that the survival of 800 other public firms will be determined within the new guidelines
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  • 921 28  -  The Bottom Line YANG RAZALI KASSIM YANG RAZALI KASSIM The writer, BT's Regional Analysis editor, was in Tokyo recently for the Asia Society Conference on Evolving a New Regional Order. IN THEIR somewhat contentious best-seller. The Coming liar with Japan. American
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  • 284 28 AFP SEOUL South Korean President Kim Young Sam has dismissed the ehairman of the Joint Chiefs of StafT together with two other senior military officers for their involvement in a 1979 military putsch. Presidential spokesman Lee Kyung Jae said Mr Kim. the first
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  • 390 28 Reuter SINGAPORE Asia may need USSI.I trillion (551.77 trillion) of investment by the year 2010 to meet the rising electricity needs of fast-growing economies. A study by consultants Arthur D Little, released yesterday, said: "This investment for power
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  • Shipping Times
    • 453 29  -  By Rahita Elias SINGAPORE Cargo shipped on two joint services offered by Neptune Orient Lines (NOL) and Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK) will arrive in the United States between one and two days earlier from next month. The partners' Singapore California
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    • 580 29 Reuter LONDON Piracy, the ancient scourge of sailors, has disappeared from many areas of the world but it still strikes fear into the hearts of crews in South-east Asia. Maritime officials here say that despite a decline in reports of attacks
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    • 857 29 Page Col ABC Containerline 12 1 Accord Group 8 1-3 •APL 5 3-5 Alpha Feeders 6 1 •ANL 3 1/2 •ASCL 5 5 Avant Shpg 6 4/5 •Bait Orient Line 7 4/5 Bangladesh L Tries 5 3/4 Bangladesh Shpg 9 3 •Bank Line.
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    • 446 29 BASEL, Switzerland The consortium agreement of the Australia New Zealand Europe Container Service (Anzecs) expires at the end of this year and talks on its renewal have been in progress for some time, reported International Transport Journal recently. The members of the consortium are:
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    • 262 29 Reuter LONDON Shipbuilding data for first quarter 1993, published by Lloyd's Register, showed the world orderbook was at 33.6 million gross tons (grt), down from 37.3 million grt at end-December 1992 and 43.1 million grt a year earlier. Orders not commenced dropped below the
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    • SHIPS IN PORT
      • 714 30 Vessel Voy No Berth Arrival Departure Vessel Voy No Berth Arrival Departure ilirong Port Raman Perka It 93 POIC alongside 24 Ob 2200 Crane Hope 3 MS alongside 25 05 2300 Sirac laya 10 93 P06 alongside 24 05 1700 lion Valour II? alongside ft 05 0300
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      • 1726 30 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Record Bookin(/Balance RsJts Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Period From To From Act S«an 67* 26,1500 3 25 0700 25 1159 25 1400 4 25,1200 25/1459 25/1700 Alh Triumph ***** 26 0900 1
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    • 10124 38 This is a list of ships loading at Singapore lor ports around the world. It tabulates, b> destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore. LEGEND I'M: ship calls at IVnang after
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    • 3404 43 Wfl?l iiil in* SMttKKM (U1M Asia-North America Easthound Rate Agreement (Far East/North America, excludes Japan): American President Lines; Sea-Land; Neptune Orient Lines; Maersk Line; Nippon Yusen Kaisha Line; Mitsui OSK Lines; Nippon Liner system; "K" Line. Trans-Pacific Westbound Rate Agreement (North America/Far East): American President Lines; Sea-Land; Neptune
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    • 281 43 Abacus C ouriers Tel: 545-8011. Fax: 545-1898. Air Fxpress I ravel Tel: 533-5771. Fax: 535-6144 Airborne Freight Corporation Tel: 542-8844 Fax: 542-3716. *****80 Airswift \\or Id wide Courier Tel: 278-0188 Fax: 273-8283. \JS Supplies Tel: ■'48-6322 (2 lines). 747-7421. Fax: 742-8975. C its l ink International Tel': 344-3377.
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    • 1518 43 Abex Express Ereight Tel: 542-7171 Fax: *****84 Aclinic Forwarder Tel. 225-1833. Fax: *****42. Activair Singapore Tel: 542-7822. Fax: *****20 \erolink Freight International Tel: 545-8033. Fax *****05. Aen (speed Tel: 542-5911. Fax *****18. \ir Cargo Novo Express lei: 542-5454. Fax: *****06 Air E.xpress Internal tonal lei. 542-7666 Fax *****74.
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    • 1727 44 ALBANIA Duress: One vessel discharging flour. AUSTRALIA Queensland: Abbot Point: Coal: berth vacant: 1 anchored off port awaiting cargo. 3 vessels due by May 31, no delays. Dalrymple Bay: Coal: 1 vessel loading; 12 vessels due by June i, no delays. Hay Point: One vessel waiting, 19 vessels
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    • 1530 44 SHIP SALES TANKER RATES The information was contributed by Simpson Spence Young. AFP THERE have been several pana- I max newbuilding deals coming i to light during the week. Initially J Chios Nav were reported to have j concluded 2 geared units at Hyundai for delivery early 1995 1 region
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    • 554 44 ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Op Flight Type ETA T From Op Flight Type ETD T To TODAY TODAY NCA K.Z203 B747F 0145 1 NRT SI A SQ802 B747F 0230 2 SYD/AKL KAL KE697 B747F 0150 I SEL NCA KZ204 B747F 0335 1 BKK/NRT JAL JL617 B747F 0345 1 TYO
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    • 210 44 CRUISE FERRY SCHEDULES CRUISE SHIPS Ait Dtp Nam* of Vessel ETA ETD Ports of Calls Port Agent Telephone No > MAY 27 28 Fairstar 1800 1300 Sin-Hongkong BSA Transportation 336-9388 27 27 Continental World 1500 1900 Sin-Jakarta-Sin Uuw Sons Travel 227-8284 30 04 Asuka 0800 2300 Sin-Hongkong N.Y.K. Agencies (S)
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    • 805 45 SHIPPING freight rates on Friday, especially in the time-char-ter sector, edged higher on the hardening belief in a strong summer market for dry cargo, brokers said. Active grain chartering was again seen from the US Gulf, rates on minerals routes were firmer. and some fringe markets have also
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    • 921 45 COURSES Title: Chinese Maritime/Commercial Law Duration: May 26 Organiser: Singapore National Shipping Association Venue: Habour View Dai-lchi Hotel Tel: For further details contact SNSA at 278-3464 or fax: 274-0579. Title: Boat Asia '93 incorporating Marina Asia '93 exhibition conferences and Dive Expo Asia '93 exhibiton Duration: June 3-7
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    • 968 46 About 1.570 aviation firms will take part next month in the 40th Paris air show, which is expected to attract 400.000 visitors Flight International AIRI INI R manufacturers will receive more attention at this year's Paris show than at any of the
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    • AIR AND LAND TRANSPORT NEWS
      • 708 48 Investors to watch commission's agenda closely NYT NEW YORK The 15-mem-ber panel appointed by President Bill Clinton and Congress to resuscitate the loss-plagued airline industry is perhaps best described as a double-edged sword with no handle it may help, it may
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      • 561 48 Two Chinese carriers among Airbus' new customers SINGAPORE Airbus Industrie clinched a total of 24 firm orders for its aircraft in March and April this year. These orders comprised 16 new firm orders and eight previously undisclosed orders from six airlines, of
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      • 161 48 Reuter KUWAIT State-owned Kuwait Airways Corp (KAC) said it was seeking loans totalling USSI.3 billion (SS2.I billion) to finance the purchase of 18 Airbus Industrie planes. The Kuwait news agency KUNA on Saturday quoted company chairman Ahmed alMeshari as saying the purchases would
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      • 192 48 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR The Boeing Commercial Airplane Group last Saturday said the Malaysian government's proposal to allow a second international airline is indicative of the tremendous growth in air travel and cargo in the AsiaPacific and South-east Asia in particular. Paul Dubeck, BCAG's
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      • 218 48 SINGAPORE Singapore Airlines, which is aggressively wooing business class passengers. has expanded its office in the sky service. Passengers on Singapore Airlines' 8747-400 Megatops can now send a fax anywhere in the world while in flight. The service was introduced recently on a London-bound Mcgatop
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      • LOG BOOK
        • 96 48 Reuter TOKYO Japanese shipbuilding shares extended gains on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in morning trade yesterday after Friday's rises on speculation of increasing demand for liquefied natural gas (LNG) tankers, brokers said. Most heavily traded Hitachi Zosen Corp jumped 13 yen to 616 yen, Mitsubishi Heavy
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        • 126 48 AFP TOKYO Japan's Suzuki Motor Corp said yesterday its unconsolidated pre-tax profit edged down 3.2 per cent from a year earlier to 20.5 billion yen (***** million) in the year to March. Japan's major minicar maker said net profit also fell 9.6 per cent to
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        • 85 48 SINGAPORE Northwest Airline has retained in March its title as the on-time leader among the seven largest US carrier. According to the US Department of Transportation figures. 77.5 per cent of the carrier's flights in that month arrived within 14 minutes of published schedule within the
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        • 103 48 SINGAPORE Air France and Lufthansa will soon use the A 340 on more routes. According to Airbus Industrie, the French carrier plans to add other destinations in North America, including Montreal, followed by Mexico and, later. South America and Asia. Lufthansa also plans to
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    • 281 49  -  By S N Vasuki -g was a year when the world I lived dangerously. Asia was no exception. The Vietnam war was at its peak, racial and political tensions rocked Malaysia and Indonesia and foreign investors viewed South-east Asia with trepidation. In short, 1968 was not the
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    • 1044 50  -  Interview with UOB president and ABS chairman Ernest Wong Alvin Tay finds out about a Big Four bank's plans to grow at home and in the region Alvin Tay The writer is BT's News Editor WHEN the Singapore financial supermarket turned 20 in 1988, the Big
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    • 1496 58  -  How attractive is Bangkok as an offshore banking centre in South-east Asia compared with Singapore and Labuan? Teng Ah Too andf Teo Lay Sim make an assessment Teng Ah Too ana Teo Lay Sim Teng Ah Too is a principal of an accounting firm and Teo
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    • 1079 63  -  Leslie Lopez reports on the debate in the Malaysian banking community over whether the country's central bank should deviate from its role as regulator and adopt a more active trading strategy Leslie Lopez The writer is BT's Kuala Lumpur cor respondent THERE
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    • 1214 65  -  Hongkong banks will continue to thrive owing to the economic boom in mainland China, reports Catherine Ong Catherine Ong The writer is BT's Hongkong correspondent THE Hongkong banking sector enjoyed another robust year in 1992 and the momentum of growth is continuing into the first half
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    • 1327 66  -  With restructuring well in train, this year may be the turning point for banks Down Under, writes Florence Chong from Sydney Florence Chong The writer is BT's Sydney correspondent AUSTRALIA's largest banks are in the grip of staff shedding and costcutting to sharpen their
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    • 1271 68  -  The Philippines' banking industry is set for a major revamp, reports A 1 Labita. One of the biggest changes will be the entry of foreign banks Al Labita The writer is BT's Manila correspondent The Philippines' financial landscape is fast changing. After lifting four-decade-old controls on foreign
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    • 1117 69  -  Overseas banks are queueing up to open branches in Indochina. Harish Mehta examines the phenomenon Harish Mehta The writer is a BT correspondent specialising in Indochinese a ffairs A SOMBRE row of monks in bright Buddha-yellow robes chanted mantras at the opening of the Thai
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    • 1469 70  -  Jen Shek Voon and Surinder D R Kathpalia examine the aftermath of India's worst financial scandal Jen Shek Voon and Surinder D R Kathpalia The writers are consultants with Ernst Young Consultants Pte Ltd The economic reforms and liberalisation policies introduced in 1991
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    • 1904 71  -  Cameron Umetsu looks at the mess in Japan's financial system and puts the issue of where the economy is heading into perspective Cameron Umetsu Ihe writer is a senior iioHomist with \I\IS Tokyo JUST last year, all one could hear were dire warnings of a
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    • 1508 73  -  Banks must improve risk management if they are to survive their industry's inevitable consolidation, argues Andrew Freeman Andrew Freeman The Economist WHEN histori- t ans come to s describe the i folly that was i banking in the 1980s, they will doubtless I recall
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    • 1871 74  -  The International Accounting Standard Committee exposure draft on financial instruments has set the world buzzing. While some commend the lASC's courage in taking the lead in this complex area, others are concerned that the committee is moving too fast. Chaly Mah discusses the
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    • 1171 75  -  Eugene Park sees a period of strong and sustained expansion for the market in Asia Eugene Park The writer is managing director of Chase Manhattan Asia Limited s Structured Derivatives Group The market for derivative products in Asia is set for explosive
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    • 1152 76  -  Jaidev Iyer looks at the wide variety of derivatives geared for different functions that are emerging today Jaidev Iyer The writer is head of Citibank Is Regional Financial Engineering Unit based in Hongkong THE LAST few years have seen tremendous growth in derivatives
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    • 839 77 Off-balance sheet and investment products which generate fees have become the prime focus for financial institutions. But competition is fierce PRIVATE banking is a growing discipline in banking since rules set by the BIS (Bank for International Settlements) have created serious question marks on
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    • 1209 77  -  The Swiss have been in the forefront of private banking but their competitors in the world market are fast catching up. Christopher Wilson maps out the Swiss response Christopher Wilson The writer is regional manager-Far East of i nion Bancaire Privee of Geneva THE DRAMA
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    • 800 80  -  The Asia-Pacific region is a healthy turf for the industry, says Alberto Lapuz. He suggests how to be ready for opportunities that come a-knocking Alberto Lapuz The writer, based in i Washington. is the managing director of the Financial Sector Dexelopment Programme.
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    • 1178 81  -  Shoeb Kagda looks back on 1992's performance by the general insurance industry and discusses the outlook for the current year Shoeb Kagda The writer is assistant general manager of Ins Communications CARS AND foreign workers, the two biggest eontributors to the general insurance industry's
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    • 1099 84  -  All organisations have their key persons. They are the human assets who generate the profits. So the sudden loss of a key person's expertise will seriously affect the organisation's earnings. A J Pathmarajan writes on how companies can protect themselves against such
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    • 1022 86  -  The logic of investment diversification is simple, says Thomas Koh. The wider you spread your investments, the lower the risk and the greater your ability to withstand downturns in any particular market Thomas Koh The writer is investment manager of Prudential Assurance
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    • 719 87  -  Russ Soh looks at the impact of different kinds of risks that financial institutions face Russ Soh The writer is general manager of the Singapore branch of the Federal Insurance Company FIRE broke out in the trading room of a money broking firm at
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    • 862 87 Companies should think hard about protecting themselves against major losses from computer failure COMPUTER GAMES may be all the rage at home, but they should have no place in the office. Yet many companies are unwittingly playing a potentially dangerous and costly game of
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    • 954 88  -  Choo Boon Tiong discusses the state of the factoring industiy in Asia Choo Boon Tiong The writer is managing director of International Factors (S) Pie Ltd THE factoring industry in Asia stands to gain as developing nations in the region experience unprecedented economic growth. As
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    • 851 89 Teleview keeps investors up to date with markets worldwide at the click of a button WITH the rccent changes to the CPF investment policies, more and more people are beginning to realise that they can enhance their asset and financial portfolios further. However, risks and uncertainty
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    • 885 91  -  The Singaporean appetite for cars is still strong, writes Quak Hiang Whai Quak Hiang Whai The writer is a B'T journalist Despite the rising costs of car ownership. Singaporeans continue to borrow more money to buy-four-wheelers, pushing the amount of car loans raised
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    • 953 92  -  For those looking to invest for their old age. Tan Kee Wee has a proposition Tan Kee Wee The writer is an assistant vice-president of OCBC Asset Management WE ALL start off as savers of modest means. But if we leave all our money in
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    • 922 92 Here are some PPPs to chew on The Economist IT IS TIME for our annual burgernomics binge. The Economist's Big Mac index was first launched in 1986 as a rough and ready guide to whether currencies were at their correct exchange rate. It is not intended to be
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    • 471 95 Faced with stiff controls from the Monetary Authority of Singapore to restrict credit card spending, banks now have to stretch an extra mile to attract more cardholders if not just to retain them. In an interview with Hongkong Bank's manager of card products centre. Dilip Kothari.
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    • 354 95 CARD COMPANIES have shown a keen interest in expanding their business in the Asean countries, especially so with their healthy economic growth rates. Peter Ellis, senior vice-pres-ident of American Express in Asean and South Asia said in a forum that the Asean market is a
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    • 223 86 SOTHEBY'S FOUNDED 1744 VIH P B Massive Sancai Glazed Pottery figure of a Fereghan Horse, Tang Dynasty (Estimate: L'Ss3oo-400,000) To be sold in New York, Ist June 1993 ■■■■i^HHHMKI^j^Si^KSSHSr ■^B<. v »>v < f ,c- f^K|£L^LM|i^Bfl^^| sIIhBWP Paid Cezanne: Nature SAorte sold for a record price for Cezanne for US$2B
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    • 223 91 John Hancock Life Assurance has been in the Singapore insurance scene since 1954. II U Formerly known as British American Life, we are a wholly IK owned subsidiary of American giant John Hancock Financial Services which was named after the first man to sign the feS r i t Mj
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    • 406 92 You obviously know the two most important things about money. How to make it. And how to spend it wisely. ,J*-~ 't' < ;<"j 7: J f* «&•> 'X+ z 7 y*- s{* sjk- '"irliis^^^^B^ .V? *»<••• > •>*'.•»-»• v.. v-„ 'i:f? ££^(Qj&f ft'-., "„":V- f~ ja. j,±.-* 4 rj,-&ry
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