The Business Times, 4 February 1994

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    12 1 Business Times WE KNOW ASIA MITA(P) 010/12/93 Friday February 4 1994 75*
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  • 2am LATEST
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      Lock icon Dow Jones down 18.29 points
      40 1 Reuter NEW YORK Wall Street stocks headed lower at midday yesterday as the market ran into profit-taking and inflation fears resurfaced, analysts said. The Dow was down 18.29 points at 3,957.25 at Ipm EST. Reuter
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      Lock icon US Senate panel endorses Perry
      44 1 AFP WASHINGTON The Senate Armed Services Committee unanimously recommended yesterday that the Senate confirm William Perry as defence secretary. Mr Perry easily cleared the first congressional hurdle, winning the committee's approval by a vote of 18-0 without debate. AFP
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    MARKET SUMMARY
    162 1 Stock market indices Thursday Change STII 2360.53 +22.45 KLSE Comp 338.79 +4.06 Nikkei 20.174.82 -75.21 Hang Seng 11,851.13 +65.3 SET Index 1.463.90 10.46 Jakarta Comp 594.36 +2.18 CLSA China B ..1240.41 +11.26 Aust All Ord 2,340.6 +28.5 FTSE 100 3.491.5 -28.8 lliursday Previous 1 pm close Dow Jones
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    Govt keen on stake in $4b expansion of petrochem project
    485 1  -  By Lilian Ang SINGAPORE The Singapore government plans to take a strategic stake in a $4 billion proposal to expand the petrochemical complex at Pulau Ayer Merbau a move which could help get the stalled project back on track. Sources
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    F&N shares jump as investors chase stocks with Vietnam play
    315 1  -  By Genevieve Cua SINGAPORE Fraser Neave's share price rose strongly yesterday as investors chased counters expected to benefit from the anticipated lifting of the US trade embargo on Vietnam. Among the dozen or so companies with exposure to Vietnam, investors
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    Lock icon Tokyo calls off meeting to discuss stimulus package
    314 1 AP, AFP. Reuter TOKYO The Japanese government cancelled a meeting of economic ministers yesterday to discuss a long-awaited economic stimulus package due to be announced the same day, government officials said. A Finance Ministry official said the package, reportedly totalling 16 trillion
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    CASH shares soar 52pc on news of proposed takeover
    380 1  -  By Agnes Chen SINGAPORE Shares of Construction and Supplies House Bhd (CASH) soared 52 per cent yesterday on news of a proposed Ms9oo million (Sssl3 million) reverse takeover by Indonesian timber tycoon Prajogo Pangestu. In a statement on late Wednesday, CASH
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    Nikkei down, regional markets ahead
    136 1 SINGAPORE Major regional stock markets ended higher yesterday. But caution in Japan dragged the Nikkei 225 Average down for the second day running. In Singapore, interest in blue chips pushed the Straits Times Industrials Index up 22.45 points to 2,360.53. Malaysian shares closed slightly higher,
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    Inno-Pac ex-directors on $8m misappropriation charge
    364 1  -  By Ven Sreenivasan SINGAPORE Two former directors of diversified trading and fast food group InnoPacific Holdings were charged yesterday in court with having misappropriated company funds of $8.45 million. Former managing director Cheam Tat Pang, 58, and former executive director Thomas Chong Teck Fook,
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    Lock icon Five listed M'sian companies sign Philippine joint ventures
    278 1 Bernama MANILA Malaysian and Philippine companies yesterday signed nine Memoranda of Understanding (MOU) for joint-venture projects, giving a powerful push to economic cooperation between the two countries. The signing ceremony at the Malacanang Palace was witnessed by visiting Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir
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      11 1 Advertising Marketing: Pg 12 Pitching a product to suit the market
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  • SINGAPORE NEWS
    • EYE on the ECONOMY
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        Lock icon M2 up 8pc to $81b in November
        342 2  -  By Paul Leo MONEY SUPPLY M 2 is recovering, judging by the latest numbers from the Monetary Authority of Singapore. M 2 comprises currency in circulation and demand deposits (which together make up Ml) and what is known as quasi-money. The latter comprises
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      Lock icon Ban on import of green mussels from Malaysia
      89 2 AFP SINGAPORE yesterday suspended immediately the import of all green mussels from Malaysia, the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation (SBC) reported. SBC, quoting the Primary Production Department, said the suspension followed the discovery by Malaysian fisher- ies officials of a toxic organism in the
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      Sisir expects to achieve self-financing target this year
      432 2  -  Institute to step up efforts to help firms develop new products, processes By Teh Hooi Ling THE Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research (Sisir) will achieve its self-financing target in the current financial year, with operating income covering all operating costs,
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      Insurance industry gears up for electronic link-up launch
      213 2 AN ELECTRONIC network system for the local insurance industry will be launched this year. The system. Insure net. will first link members of the General Insurance Association of Singapore (GIA). Later, it will be extended to cover reinsurers, brokers and life insurers.
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      Case wants law amended to remove import barriers
      253 2 CTs ruling on parallel imports PARALLEL imports of genuine products should be allowed into Singapore without burdensome barriers, the Consumers Association of Singapore (Case) said yesterday. It therefore intends to ask the government to amend the legislation to allow the judiciary the
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      EGS sets up plant with Chinook to produce animal feed nutrients
      192 2 PETROCHEMICAL operator Ethylene Glycols Singapore (EGS) has teamed up with the Canada-based Chinook group to invest in an animal feed nutrients plant. EGS had earlier said the project will be located on Pulau Ayer Merbau. where the company is
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  • SOUTH-EAST ASIA
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      Lock icon Mahathir proclaims a new phase in KL-Manila ties
      366 3  -  From Al Labita in MANILA MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday his four-day visit in Manila marked a "new phase" in the normalisation of Malaysia-Philippine relations. Addressing a press conference, Dr Mahathir said the two Asean neighbours can now move towards
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      Lock icon ADB to overhaul lending policies
      311 3 AFP MANILA The Asian Development Bank (ADB) yesterday announced plans to overhaul its lending policies and organisation in an apparent bid to overcome American reluctance to a Japanese-backed massive capital increase. ADB president Mitsuo Sato said the Manila-based lending institution had suffered from an "approval
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    • Article
      Banks, oil firms to lead return of US business to Vietnam
      555 3  -  From Harish Mehta in PHNOM PENH PHNOM PENH American banks and oil firms are expected to lead the return of United States business to Vietnam after President Bill Clinton takes the widely-expected step of lifting the US embargo, possibly
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    • ASIA NOTES
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        Lock icon Japan brings forward imported rice sale
        116 3 KnightRidder TOKYO The Japanese government will sell imported rice for staple food to wholesalers from next Tuesday, earlier than originally scheduled, Kyodo Wire Service reported the food agency as saying yesterday. The agency will sell California-grown rice to wholesalers starting Tuesday, and rice produced
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        Lock icon Paris firm plans Indon tie-up
        76 3 Reuter JAKARTA GEC-Alsthom, a major Paris-based energy and rail transport company, hopes to form a joint venture in Indonesia soon to build sub-stations for power generation and use the country as a base for export. Chief executive officer Pierre Bilger yesterday said the company had
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        Lock icon India ups ceiling on managers' wages
        68 3 AP NEW DELHI India on Wednesday nearly tripled the amount its companies may pay executives, answering complaints that they were losing good managers to foreign competitors. The increase was part of Prime Minister P V Narasimha Rao's attempt to open up India's heavily regulated
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      Lock icon Protests no threat to Indon stability, says military chief
      221 3 AFP JAKARTA Indonesia's military chief said yesterday that the spate of demonstrations in the country had not undermined stability, but warned that action would be taken against law breakers. General Feisal Tanjung was speaking to a parliamentary hearing amid strikes in
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  • CHINA/HONGKONG/TAIWAN
    • CHINA WATCH
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        Lock icon Reforms planned for rural counties
        115 4 AFP BEIJING China is planning experimental reforms aimed at boosting local rural economies which have failed to reap the benefits of the country's economic boom, the China Daily said yesterday. A pilot scheme, covering 13 rural counties, will restructure the social security system for farmers
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        Lock icon Taipei makes tariff offer in Gatt bid
        107 4 AP TAIPEI Taiwan is offering to cut tariffs on 475 imported items in its bid to join the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, the Economics Ministry said yesterday. Economic Minister Chiang Pin-kung said Taiwan proposed cutting tariffs on 73 industrial products by
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        Lock icon Big top awards
        31 4 Reuter MONACO Princess Caroline presenting a silver clown to five Chinese artistes during the awards ceremony of the 18th International Circus Festival in Monte Carlo on Tuesday. Reutcr
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        Lock icon World Bank loan sought for feedgrain
        104 4 Reuter BEIJING China's feedgrain industty has asked the World Bank for a US$3OO million (*****.3 million) loan, its first such request, to help relieve shortages and raise the level of technology and product quality, the China Business Times said. It said the industry hoped
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        Lock icon Decision soon on Fujian zone
        103 4 AFP HONGKONG China will decide soon what to do with a development zone in Fujian province after a Taiwan tycoon's project to build a huge petrochemical base was scrapped, it was reported here yesterday. A delegation of nearly 40 top officials from Beijing is expected
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        Lock icon Army produces more civilian goods
        81 4 AP BEIJING China's dcfence industry exported 1.7 billion yuan (SS3O9 million) worth of civilian products last year, the official Xinhua News Agency reported. The figure represents 0.2 per cent of China's total exports in 1993 and about 5 per cent of the defence industry's total
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        Lock icon 422 Inner Mongolia projects approved
        56 4 Reuter BEIJING The Chinese region of Inner Mongolia approved 422 foreign investment projects in 1993, up from 297 in 1992, with a contract value of U*****.27 million (*****.5 million), the China Business Daily reported. It said the projects textiles, chemicals, machinery, electronics, metallurgy, construction materials,
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      Lock icon French joint venture wins China's first foreign trademark case
      366 4 UPI BEIJING In its first case involving foreign trademarks, a special Chinese court for intellectual property rights cases has ruled in favour of a SinoFrench joint venture, a court official confirmed yesterday. The Beijing court ordered a state-run market to pay
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      Lock icon Banker Rais Saniman faces five fraud charges in HK
      284 4 AFP HONGKONG Banker Rais Saniman, who was extradited from France to stand trial for alleged embezzlement of millions of dollars in loans, appeared in court yesterday. The anti-graft body, the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), charged Rais, former senior general manager
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      Lock icon Secretary of Beijing Communist Party warns of threat of social unrest
      260 4 AFP BEIJING Beijing Communist Party secretary Chen Xitong has demanded tighter security measures for the Chinese capital, warning of the threat of unrest, the Beijing Daily reported yesterday. "The most important duty of all Beijing authorities this year is
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      Lock icon Every dog has its year
      51 4 AFP BEIJING Once every 12 years, toy dogs such as these become hot items here. With just a week to go before the Year of the Dog, these soft toys are snapped up as home decorations for the upcoming Spring Festival, China's only three-day holiday.
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      Lock icon Taiwan's domestic investment in manufacturing drops 23pc
      183 4 AFP TAIPEI Domestic investment in the manufacturing industry fell 23 per cent last year while overseas projects in the same sector by Taiwan enterprises jumped, the Industrial Development Bureau said yesterday. Six thousand new companies were opened last year with a total registered
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      Lock icon Beijing sells biggest Eurobond issue to raise US$1b
      296 4 S&P assigns triple-B long-term credit rating to issue AFP LONDON China has successfully sold its biggest Eurobond issue to raise US$l billion (Ssl.6 billion) on strong support from Asia and the US and despite a mixed response from European investors, market analysts
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      Lock icon Taiwan Cabinet approves plan to reinstate capital gains tax on stocks
      210 4 AFP TAIPEI Taiwan's Executive Yuan (Cabinet) yesterday approved a proposal by the Finance Ministry to reinstate a capital gains tax on stocks after a four-year suspension. Cabinet officials said. The Executive Yuan gave the green light for the proposal
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      Lock icon Beijing, Taipei to issue document at end of talks
      373 4 Reuter BEIJING China and Taiwan are set to issue a document at the end of talks this week which will underline both sides' commitment to avoiding political rows, state media reports said yesterday. Delegates from the two rival Chinese governments are
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      Lock icon China earnestly studying HK airport financing plan: spokesman
      400 4 AP. AFP BEIJING China said yesterday it was "earnestly studying" Hongkong's fourth financing plan for a new airport, but did not give an initial response. Foreign Ministry spokesman Wu Jianmin also had biting criticism for the Britishappointed governor of Hongkong and his
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  • REST OF ASIA
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      Lock icon Indian consumers slapped with series of price hikes
      576 6 Move could fuel inflation and hurt industry, warn analysts AFP NEW DELHI Indian consumers are reeling under a series of pre-budget price hikes imposed by the cash-strapped government to mop up revenue and trim subsidies amid warnings by industry of spiralling inflation.
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      Lock icon India, China begin talks on cutting border troops
      285 6 AP NEW DELHI India and China began talks yesterday on the details of how to cut their massive frontier forces and realign their Himalayan boundary, which has been an arena of two wars and a source of tension for more than three
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      Lock icon Japan's first solar bike
      46 6 AFP TOKYO A girl demonstrating Japan's first solar-powered bicycle here yesterday. The Solar Cycle can run for 50 min without pedalling at a maximum of 19 kmh. It will be put on the market in July, priced at 148,000 yen (552,170). AFP
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      Lock icon Pakistan govt fails in bid to restrict central bank powers
      260 6 FT ISLAMABAD Pakistan's Upper House of Parliament has rejected a governmentbacked Bill aimed at curtailing the autonomy of the central bank and reducing powers of its governor. Tuesday's victory of an opposition resolution by 28 votes to 11 in the
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      Lock icon Look to Asia, Aussie business conference told
      522 6 Reuter CANBERRA There is no doubt where Australia sees its future business ties Asia. That was the message at this year's Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics (Abare) outlook commodities conference the country's biggest annual business gathering. In the official speeches and
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      177 6 There's always been this kid in you. First you bought the mountain bike. Then you bought the skis. And in short order came the rackets, golf dubs, surf board, and only-your-credit-cand-bills-know-what-dse. And like any normal child, you want to take all of them everywhere. Easy. Lift the hatch of the
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  • THE WORLD
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      Lock icon World economy facing jobs crisis, says UN agency
      501 7 Reuter WASHINGTON Thirty per cent of the world's labour force is either out of work or underemployed a global jobs crisis gripping both rich and poor nations, according to a United Nations agency. "It's a crisis that in some countries could really
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      Lock icon US export controls cost US$6b in sales a year
      170 7 Bloomberg Business News WASHINGTON As the Clinton Administration and Congress debate a new export control policy, a business and labour group says recent US economic sanctions have cost more than US$6 billion (559.5 billion) in lost sales and 120,000 domestic jobs.
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      Lock icon UK's Nissan exports in overdrive
      55 7 Reuter LONDON Tim Sainsbury, Minister for the Department of Trade and Industry (right), and lan Gibson, chief executive of Nissan Motors, uncovering a Nissan Micra with a Union Jack on Tuesday. Official figures confirm that Nissan cars were the UK's biggest exporter for 1993, ahead
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      Lock icon Russian PM taking tough line on easy cash
      179 7 Reuter MOSCOW Russian Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin is taking a tough line on easy cash, promising not to give new government credits and to enforce bankruptcy laws. "1 am a greedy man and I do not like handing out money," Mr Chernomyrdin
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      Lock icon Top Russian economists in devastating attack on economic reforms
      376 7 AFP LONDON Russia's leading economists have sent President Boris Yeltsin a devastating critique of the effects of two years of "shock therapy" economic reforms, saying one tenth of the population now earn below "starvation wages", the Guardian reported here yesterday. The
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    • Article
      Lock icon Bundesbank decision to hold key rates seen as temporary
      318 7 Reuter FRANKFURT The German Bundesbank, apparently worried by surging money supply, left official interest rates unchanged yesterday. Other major European countries also put their monetary policy on hold. However, some economists said the Bundesbank may only have put ofT a cut
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      Lock icon Millions squandered daily to subsidise worthless tobacco in EU: auditors
      377 7 Reuter BRUSSELS Millions of dollars of public funds are squandered daily through fraud, mismanagement and misguided policies to subsidise production of tobacco unfit for local use, says the European Union's Court of Auditors. The tobacco, grown by some 180,000 mostly
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    • WORLD WATCH
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        Lock icon US consumer confidence takes a leap
        89 7 Knight-Ridder CHICAGO US consumer confidence last week rose to the highest level since July 1990, according to the latest ABC/Money magazine survey on Wednesday. The poll's Consumer Comfort Index rose to minus 23 in the week ended Sunday from minus 26 in the previous
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        Lock icon Bright outlook for French public works
        85 7 Reuter PARIS French company heads said the outlook for public works had improved greatly among all types of customers, but especially among work done for private clients, the national statistics office INSEE said. Delays in payment by all types of customers were becoming shorter
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        Lock icon Privatisation of French oil firm begins
        78 7 AP PARIS A one-week share subscription opened yesterday for the Elf Aquitaine oil company, the largest French firm to go on the block under the government's privatisation programme. The share price was set on Wednesday by Economics Minister Edmond Alphandery at 385 francs (SSIO3),
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        Lock icon Major outflanks right-wing critics
        106 7 Reuter LONDON British Prime Minister John Major on Tuesday sought to reassert his authority over the ruling Conservative Party by snubbing his right-wing critics and rejecting their calls for a Cabinet reshuffle. He called members of the right-wing Conservative '92 Group into his office to tell
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        Lock icon Organised crime soars in Hungary
        68 7 AFP BUDAPEST An explosion in organised crime in Hungary since democratisation has stretched police so badly that two lawmakers will press for the return of the death penalty during next week's parliament session. Organised crime doubled last year over 1992, according to statistics from the
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        Lock icon German parties set Oct 16 as poll day
        64 7 Reuter BONN Germany's main political parties have agreed on Sunday, Oct 16, as the date for Germany's second general election since unification. Chancellor Helmut Kohl's aide Friedrich Bohl from the ruling Christian Democrats (CDU) agreed on the date in talks with the
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon Couples takes two-stroke lead with 6-under-par 66
      485 8 Golf Reuter, AP PHUKET, Thailand American Fred Couples fired a blistering six-under-par 66 to take the lead after the first round of the Johnnie Walker Classic on Thursday. Couples, ranked fifth in the world, is two strokes ahead of third-ranked Bernhard Langer of
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      Lock icon Celebrities outshine pros at Pebble Beach
      593 8 AP PEBBLE BEACH, California Celebrities are upstaging the pro golfers in the run-up to the week-long celebration that is the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. Joe Montana, no longer a quarterback with the local 49ers NFL team but still owning a piece of the heart
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      Lock icon Police find no guns in Maradona's home
      350 8 AP BUENOS AIRES, Argentina Police found no weapons in a search of the home of soccer star Diego Maradona on Wednesday after journalists outside the house reported being hit by pellets from an air gun, news agencies reported. The search lasted about 45
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      Lock icon Two lightweights give added spice to Calcutta Cup
      457 8 Five Nations Rugby Reuter LONDON Two lightweights in an age of giants give added spice to Saturday's Calcutta Cup match between England and Scotland in the second round of the Five Nations championship. England, victors Over the New Zealand All Blacks last
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      Lock icon Record-breaker Carting prepares to step down after 1995 World Cup
      459 8 AFP LONDON Will Carting, set to lead England for a recordbreaking 37th time, said here on Wednesday he was unlikely to cany on as captain after the 1995 World Cup. Speaking before the Five Nations clash with Scotland tomorrow, he
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    • SPORT SHORTS
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        Lock icon American Football
        146 8 AP ASHBURN, Virginia The Washington Redskins named Dallas ofTensive coordinator Norv Turner on Wednesday as their new coach, seeking a quick fix to their rapid decline from Super Bowl glory. "I am convinced Norv Turner will put the Redskins back where they belong among the top teams in
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        Lock icon Basketball
        41 8 Reuter NEW YORK NBA Wednesday: Atlanta 118 Orlando 99; Boston 84 Seattle 97; Charlotte 112 Indiana 124; Detroit 104 Milwaukee 90; Philadelphia 97 Cleveland 105; Washington 80 New York 85; Minnesota 88 Dallas 92; Golden State 97 Denver 84. Reuter
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        Lock icon Golf
        254 8 AP AP PEBBLE BEACH, California The announcement of a major international tournament in China will be made in the near future. PGA Tour Commissioner Deane Bcman said on Wednesday. The tournament, to be held in 1995, will not be a full-fledged tour event, Beman said, but will be an
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      • Article
        Ice skating
        87 8 DENNIS, Mmadwrtti Figure skater Nancy Kerrigan was pronounced physically and mentally fit for the Olympics on Wednesday, despite the attack last month that knocked her out of the national championships. "If there were any doubt or any questions about Nancy Kerrigan's skating condition, she answered them for us
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        Lock icon Ice hockey
        53 8 Reuter NEW YORK NHL Wednesday: Montreal 9 Hartford 2; New Jersey 2 Buffalo 3; NY Rangers 4 NY Islanders 4 (OT); Ottawa 1 Florida 4; Philadelphia 2 Washington S; Tampa Bay 1 Detroit 3; Winnipeg 3 Dallas 7; Edmonton 6 LA 4; Anaheim 2 Calgary 4; Vancouver 6
        Reuter  -  53 words
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        Lock icon Tennis
        248 8 AP AFP AFP SINGAPORE Singapore were delighted Thursday with the draw for the opening singles against Pakistan in the Asia-Oceania Group 11 Davis Cup tie beginning today. Non-playing captain Albert Teo said he was "very happy that Singapore's No 1 Adrian Lam was to play Pakistan's No 2, Omar
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      326 8 In the matter of THE COMP AMES ACT, CHAPTER 50 and In the merer of LEE KWANG EMTERPRSE (3) PTE LTD (M VOLUNTARY UQUDATON) At an Extraordkafy General Meeting of tie members of Lee Hwang Entoipriso (S) duly convened and held el 71 Phoenix Garden, Singapore 2366 on 26 January
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  • LIFESTYLE
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      Lock icon Artists evoke Viet war memories
      597 11  -  An exhibition of paintings by US and Vietnamese artists, about the war their countries fought 20 years ago, is on show in Vietnam. John Rogers reports John Rogers Reuter Reminders of the Vietnam War abound in the streets of Hanoi, from the khaki army-style pith
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      Lock icon St Mary's Il Bambinello stolen
      477 11 CHATTERBOX" AP AP AP AP THIEVES have robbed Rome of one of its treasures: a wooden statue of the baby Jesus so revered that new mothers brought their infants to it to ask for good health. The 15th century statue, gilded and stddded with jewels,
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      342 11 IHlifflMHf oide English Eating House 277 Orchard Rd *02-38 Specialists Centre 5<0923) ■—I Specialized In steaks, farmhouse fare, devonshlre cream tea. (Good restaurant guide award winner) DEVONSHIRE CREAM TEA (Served from 3pm 6pm) Oven hot scones with butter, sandwiches, cake and pastry with a pot of tea or coffee A
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      1286 11 TV RADIO ■■ET 1 MM—MBMBI r vdri] il Heart Condition, Bpm, SBC 5 Bob Hoskins a bigoted, unhealthy cop who is furious when he sees his flame J^^E; Chloe Webb together IB black lawyer Denzel Washing- Jk ton. He is no happier when Washington dies and he gets the chap's
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  • ADVERTISING & MARKETING
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      Pitch your product to suit the market
      701 12  -  Corinne Kerk gets the pointers for successful marketing from a strategy expert Corinne Kerk A PRODUCT sells successfully in one market, but poorly in another. This situation calls for a change in the product's positioning concept, advised Dr Philip Kotler, the guru of
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        Ministry one of Gibson's 5 new clients
        64 12 SINGAPORE Gibson Public Relations, the local office of the Shandwick group, has already signed up five new clients this year. This follows a record 1993, whe.i it garnered 26 project and retainer clients. This year's additions are Compaq Computers Asia, Parfum Christian Dior,
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        Launch of Balvenie Malt Scotch Whisky
        68 12 SINGAPORE Leading Scottish whisky distiller, William Grant Sons, launches the Balvenie Malt Scotch Whisky here today. Its director, David Grant, who is also the great grandson of the company's founder, is here to conduct a tasting session for selected trade representatives. William Grant Sons
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        Free planners from Mailing Lists Asia
        42 12 SINGAPORE Mailing Lists Asia is offering its January-June 1994 Multinational and Asia Pacific List Planners free to companies engaged in international direct mail. Published since 1989, the list planners are widely used for direct mail campaigns.
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        Lock icon Slow magazine growth in New York
        59 12 NYT NEW YORK The growth of magazine advertising slowed in 1993, according to figures from the Publishers Information Bureau in New York. There was a 1.2 per cent increase in the total number of ad pages to 167,917.6, from 165,895.3 in 1992. The 1992
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        Turner plans entertainment service
        79 12 SINGAPORE Turner Broadcasting System plans to launch an entertainment service in the Asia-Pacific region. Turner Entertainment Networks International intends to transmit films and cartoons round the clock from the fourth quarter of this year. The network, broadcast via satellite Apstar-1, will air 14 hours of animation
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        Kentucky Fried Chicken goes halal
        42 12 SINGAPORE Local Kentucky Fried Chicken outlets have been certified halal by the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore. With this, KFC aims to increase its base of Malay and Muslim customers, especially in the Geylang and Changi areas.
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      J Walter Thompson gears up for top rankings in Bangkok
      464 12 BUOYED BY a record 41 per cent increase in billings last wm to almost 1,200 million (Ss72 million) in ing agency J Walter Thompson has restructured itself, reshuffled staff and added a new division to handle Lever Brothers, reported Bangkok
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      Lock icon China warms to ad revolution
      795 13 Foreign agencies swing into action as the Chinese realise the value of high-quality advertising Bloomberg Business News WHEN buxom actress Gong Li, known by her admirers as China's Marilyn Monroe, commanded a cool million yuan (SSI81,700) last summer to hawk an air conditioner in a
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      Ad Venture acquires Robin Browne Assoc to boost art direction
      300 13  -  By Corinne Kerk THREE-ycar-old Ad Venture Communications recently acquired creative consultancy firm Robin Browne Associates, in a move to extend the scope of its art direction. With the acquisition. Mr Robin Browne has bccome Ad Venture's creative director and will
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      43 12 /> /s/v/'/'/y/vy/Z/s s/s i» r l »i Manufacture Girard-Perregaux viepuis 179! (p v V n\ A .v > \v' A>' \s s v A\: i M N A < \S> wis' M V > .«N > A\ v'• .1' >A W v.t -> v > t• '-.f .t T ,-u
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      77 12 BUSINESS TIMES TOLL-FREE TEL. No. 1-800-741-1883 FAX: 741-1298 77ms announcement appears as a matter of record onty. KIMENG HOLDINGS Rights Issue of $48,400,000 principal amount of 3.5 per cent, unsecured Loan Stock due 1997 with 48,400,000 Warrants attached at 100 per cent, of the principal amount of the Loan Stock
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      427 13 THE COMPANIES ACT CAP. SO ALUTEC INDUSTRIAL PTE LTD (IN MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) Al an Extraordinary General Meeting of Alutec Industrial Pte Lid duly convened and held at 6-A Ewe Boon Road. Singapore 1025 on Saturday the 29th day of January. 1994 the following special resolutions set out below were
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      348 13 B^S^N i^S^^T^lM^ES TOLL-FREE TEL. No. 1-800-741-1883 FAX:74I-1298 Ulestpac Australia's first bank. WESTPAC BANKING CORPORATION, Australia's first bank with operations in strategic Asian financial centres is inviting suitably qualified candidates to fill the following senior position in its Singapore office. MANAGER capital markets KEY REQUIREMENTS Existing client contacts in Singapore, Thailand.
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      86 13 INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL BANK LMTED (Incorporated In the Republic of Singapore) LOST CERTIFICATES Notice is hereby given that certificates numbered *****69 3/70-3 covering 1.000 shares in the name of DBS Nominees Pte Lid have been reported lost Notice is also hereby given that the original certificates wi* be deemed duly cancelled
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      919 13 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP., 50 AND IN THE MATTER OF BAN TIONG SENG CO. (PTE) LTD NOTICE OF SPECIAL RESOLUTIONS FOR MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP (PURSUANT TO SECTION 290 (I) H>» At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of BAN TIONG SENG CO. (PTE) LTD, duly
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    Prospects and challenges in Vietnam
    474 14 EDITORIAL VIETNAM'S 19-year wait is about to end. President Clinton has said he will decide within "several days" whether it is time to end America's trade embargo on its old enemy. The decision, which may come as early as today and is expected to be
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  • WHAT THE OTHERS SAY
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      Time to bury the past
      230 14 A NEW BEGINNING for the United States and Vietnam would be in the interest of both countries for Vietnam's tremendous potential has been obvious ever since the country emerged from the ruins of war in 1989 to take steps towards a market economy. Hanoi has
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      Stop wasting water
      195 14 OUR WATER CRISIS is getting increasingly serious. With our rapid economic development of the last several decades, we have painted ourselves into a corner. We now are learning a painful lesson: that it is much easier to dig a hole and jump in than it is to
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      Patriot protection for S Korea
      138 14 THE US PENTAGON made it known last week that it wants to send Patriot missiles to South Korea to defend against a potential North Korean Scud missile assault on the South. There are strong reasons to believe that peace and security on the Korean peninsula
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      All must play their part
      173 14 PRESIDENT Boris Yeltsin and Russia need all the help they can get from the international community. It is not a matter of rescuing Mr Yeltsin's political career. More importantly, it is about rescuing the country from economic collapse which will bring with it social unrest
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      Give welfarism a miss
      173 14 MANY Western speakers at the World Economic Forum spoke up against the welfare state. This change of attitude is, of course, related to the recession that the West is going through. Nevertheless, it is still a long way before the West can do anything to change
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      Damaging to democracy
      154 14 OBSERVERS of Indonesian party politics may have been amazed by the rare behaviour that has of late occurred in a political group whose functionaries have tended to enjoy their positions. Suddenly, the govern-ment-backed political entity, Golkar, is being rocked by acts of defiance by its own activists.
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    'The question of slowing reforms does not arise'
    1111 14  -  Interview with Indian Prime Minister P V Narasimha Rao In the wake of Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong's visit to India, Indian Prime Minister P V Narasimha Rao shared his thoughts on a range of issues with Walton Morais and Nirmal Ghosh
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      182 14 ASIAN k AER^SPACE'94 A BT special supplement £Um February 22, 1994 The world's aerospace industry has flown through rough weather lately. Pinched by intense competition and global recession, T the industry has cancelled and delayed Jre" aircraft orders. For their part, aircraft and (Im\ engine manufacturers have had to slash
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  • ANALYSIS
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      Lock icon Japan eyes the dormant dragon — but warily
      940 15  - Japan eyes the dormant dragon but warily While Steven Brull examines why Japanese corporations are controlling their urge to jump into Vietnam, even though Japan has long been Vietnam's biggest trading partner, Douglas Jenl explains why Washington has to lift the embargo on Vietnam in a most delicate manner Steven
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      Lock icon Bill Clinton still tiptoeing round the Vietnam mines
      872 15 NYT 1F ANYONE had forgotten just how skittish President Bill Clinton can be when it comes to Vietnam, there could be no better evidence than his public insistence on Wednesday that he had not made up his mind on whether to lift
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      60 15 SINGAPORE f I 7 y"'»"'^ g mm i Businessumes I i rocs WEBVWAOA :<-; Name: Age: Address Postal Code: Occupation: Fax Tel: (0) (H) Mail or fax this form to: a Customer Relations Section Circulation Department Singapore Press Holdings Limited •82 Gen ting Lane mSS! k>*jSS|~j I News Centre Singapore
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      44 15 j jj|j^ AN INVITATION TO VIEW A COLLECTION OF CARTIER SOUD GOLD AND DIAMOND TIMEPIECES. Exclusively at: Sincere Watch Limited Shangri-La Hotel 22 Orange Grove Road Level 1, Shop 108 Singapore 1025 Date: 2-9 February 1994 Time: 10.30 am B.oopm daily Tel: 735 3977
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  • COMPANIES & MARKETS
    • EYE on your STOCKS
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        MARKET MOOD
        38 17 Steady Market Mood' indicates the likely trading sentiment today, based on brokers polli-d at 5-ftnm yesterday. Overnight events may alter sentiment. Hrokers polled: Barings. Smith New Court. Alliance. Tat Lee. Daiwa. Morgan (Jrenfell. OngC'o. and Phillip.
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        HOT STOCK
        138 17  -  By Paul Leo Trading in Giken Sakata in the next few days will decide its short-term direction. A trade below yesterday's 90* close will result in consolidation at 79-95*. A trade above 95' will see it test its high of $1.17. Technicals favour a bullish view. The daily
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      Lien Hoe in M$420m deal to buy Sabah plantation sites
      394 17  -  By Joyce Quek SINGAPORE Barely a week after its multi-million-dollar purchase of a Sabah timber group. Lien Hoe Corporation yesterday announced yet another mega-deal in Sabah, this time with the state government. Under the MS42O million (SS24O million) deal, the
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      Lock icon Mycom to buy 12,000ha of Sabah land
      156 17 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Mycom Bhd proposes to buy a total of 8,568 hectares of plantation land in Sabah for a total consideration of M 548.22 million (5527.5 million), to be satisfied by MS2 million, in cash, and the balance via an issue of
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      Hup Seng Huat announces strike price of $1
      316 17 SINGAPORE In a well-at-tended balloting ceremony yesterday, the directors of hardware stockist Hup Seng Huat announced a provisional strike price of S$ 1.00 and the balloting ratio for its shares offered to the public. The strike price of S$ 1.00 is 40
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      Three S'pore partners set up China joint venture
      275 17 SINGAPORE Amtek Engineering Ltd and Pentcx Schweizer Circuits Ltd have set up a venture in China with another Singapore party and a Chinese state-owned enterprise. Called Amtek (Nanchang) Cable Co Ltd (ANCCL), the venture in Jiangsi province is 51 per cent-owned by
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      Aztech's fortunes hinge on outcome of lawsuits
      754 17  -  HOCK LOCK SIEW By Conrad Raj SINGAPORE The managers and vendors of Aztech Systems appear to be depending a lot on luck to get their initial public offering through. Obviously they are banking a fair bit on the Chinese penchant for anything to
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      CSI to undertake US$250m Ningbo projects
      269 17  -  By Teh Hooi Ling SINGAPORE China-Sin-gapore International (CSI), a consortium of Singapore companies led by Wing Tai Holdings, announced yesterday that over the next two years, it will undertake property development projects costing at least US$25O million (***** million) in Ningbo city in China's
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      Causeway shares fall after reverse takeover called off
      199 17  -  B* Genevieve Cua SINGAPORE Causeway Investment shares fell in morning trade yesterday, following news that the company has called off a reverse takeover plan by Singapore entrepreneur Goi Seng Hui. But it recovered strongly to emerge among the day's top gainers. It
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      • COMPANY BRIEFS
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          Hai Sun Hup buys travel agency
          76 18 SINGAPORE Hai Sun Hup has acquired the entire capital of a travel agency. Voyager Travel, for $183,000. The transaction was funded by internal cash resources and it is not expected to have any material financial impact for the current financial year ending March 31.
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          PCL sets up joint venture company
          67 18 SINGAPORE Pacific Carriers (PCL), through its whollyowned subsidiary PCL SA, has set up a joint venture company with Sven Oldendorf, Klaus-W Sachs, Werner R Hampe and Yellow Star Shipping, Isle of Man. The joint venture company, called Pac-Line SA, is established in Panama to
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          Lock icon HLI to buy 2 companies for M$15.5m
          85 18 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Hong Leong Industries Bhd (HLI) has proposed to acquire two companies for M 515.5 million (SSB.9 million). A HLI statement said yesterday that the company was proposing to acquire a 60 per cent stake in Akoko Sdn Bhd for MS
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          CMB Asia appoints alternate director
          89 18 SINGAPORE CarnaudMetalbox Asia yesterday announced that it had appointed Tan Yam Pin as an alternate director to Michael Fam with effect from Feb 1, 1994. The appointment is non-executive in nature, the company added. Mr Tan. 53, held various executive positions in the Cold Storage
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          VDH director exercises stock option
          42 18 SINGAPORE Van der Horst director Howard McConnell has exercised his option to buy 40,000 Van der Horst shares at 51.245 per share. The counter closed at $8.35 yesterday, up 15 cents from their level a day earlier.
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          Sing Investments' alternate director
          44 18 SINGAPORE Sing Investments Finance Ltd has appointed Tay Teng Guan Arthur as alternate director to his father, Tay Choon Hye, with effect from Feb 3, 1994. The younger Mr Tay, 38, is currently executive director of SUTL Trading Pte Ltd.
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        493 18 UNIT TRUSTS A FUNDS Maaafwt' prk« Feb 4 ||MB Invest Mgt Ltd IIm24 Tnial L'nifund 1.56 1.62 angapore una irosi unibomn- 1.02 105 The Commerce 1.82 191 United Gr Fund 1.69 1.76 The Savmp Find 1.70 1.79 United Asia Fund 199 2.09. Spore Prog Fund 0.76 0.80 S'porc See Fund
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        Lock icon Thousands rush to meet deadline for new offers
        383 18 Hicom Holdings and Petronas Dagangan flotations AFP KUALA LUMPUR Traffic came to a near standstill along major city roads as thousands of Malaysians rushed to beat the deadline for a new public share offer by Petronas Dagangan Bhd. a subsidiary of the
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        Competition, bad loans will check Thai banks' growth: rating agency
        337 18  -  From Loh Hui Yin in BANGKOK THE runaway growth experienced by Thai banks in the past few years is expected to slow, says credit rating agency Standard Poor's. Problem loans and a more competitive environment will slow the growth of
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        Lock icon Sinar Mas said to be planning tie-up with rival on pulp project
        408 18 Reuter JAKARTA Conglomerate Sinar Mas Group has run into trouble over the Indonesian government cuts in its forest concession for a pulp project and may be planning a tie-up with its main rival Salim Group, industry sources said.
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        Lock icon UEM seen to lead new infrastructure projects
        204 18 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR United Engineers (M) Bhd's expertise in construetion and engineering would place it in pole position to secure the country's upcoming mega infrastructure projects, a stockbroking firm said yesterday. This would be enhanced by the company's strong financials and well-connected management.
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        Lock icon Syndicate offers fake share forms in Penang
        205 18 Bernama PENANG Police believe that a syndicate was offering for sale forged Hicom share forms in Penang to cash in on the overwhelming demand for these forms. State Chief Police Officer Salleh Mat Som said yesterday that police had received many enquiries from
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        Lock icon Currency dealers see little impact on ringgit
        148 18 Knight-Ridder KUALA LUMPUR Currency dealers said yesterday the impending share flotation of two major Malaysian firms would not have much of an impact on the ringgit's trading against the US dollar. State-backed Hicom Holdings and Petronas Dagangan are expected to float their shares
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        Lock icon Signing up a partnership
        78 18 Reuter, AFP MANILA Philippine National Oil Company president Monico Jacob (left) signing an agreement with Saudi Arabian Oil Company president Ali Naimi as they formalised their partnership in Manila yesterday At centre is Philippine President Fidel Ramos. After witnessing the signing of the stock purchase agreement,
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        Lock icon Ghafar says he is glad to be associated with Union Paper
        204 18 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Former Malaysian deputy prime minister Ghafar Baba has expressed pleasure at being associated with Union Paper Holdings Bhd. which was in the limelight because of a share short-selling debacle last year. Mr Ghafar. who is UPHB
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        OCBC sets up broking business in Philippines
        189 18 SINGAPORE OCBC Bank has become the third Singapore company to open a stockbroking business in the Philippines. OCBC. in a letter to the Stock Exchange of Singapore, said that its wholly owned subsidiary Provident Securities has incorporated a company in the Philippines known
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        Govt intervention trims 2pc off S Korean stock market
        519 19  -  Latest measures strongest in series of recent market-cooling moves From Sohn Jie-Ae in SEOUL IN RESPONSE to overnight government measures to cool the stock market. South Korea's stock price index plunged 19.24 points or 2 per cent yesterday to close at
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        Lock icon Allied Group arm expands distribution network in China
        239 19 AFP HONGKONG Hongkonglisted Allied Industries said yesterday it is expanding farther into China by acquiring two consumer food distribution networks for a total cash consideration of nearly HKSIOO million (Ss2o3 million). Allied Industries, the industrial and trading arm of the listed Allied
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        Lock icon Foreign firms see advantages of listing on Hongkong market
        571 19 MARKET WATCH The Economist HONGKONG Investors in Hongkong's roller-coaster stock market need nerves of steel. Now more foreign firms, too, are risking its thrills and spills. A HKSIO4 million (5521.3 million) public share offering by Jusco Stores (Hongkong), a subsidiary of
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        Lock icon BASF in China joint venture to make polystyrene
        192 19 Reuter BEIJING BASF AG announced yesterday it had signed a contract with Yangzi Petroleum Corp of Nanjing to set up Yangzi BASF Styrenics Corp to produce polystyrene. BASF has a 60 per cent stake and Yangzi, the rest. The venture, costing a
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        Lock icon Shanghai Chlor Alkali Chemical expects s5pc gain in net profit for '93
        311 19 Reuter SHANGHAI Shanghai Chlor Alkali Chemical Co Ltd will post a five per cent gain in net profit in 1993 compared to the previous year, a senior official predicted. Chen Yiqun, the investment group manager for the PVC
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          Lock icon Swiss Bank sets HK Wharf warrants
          80 19 Reuter HONGKONG Swiss Bank Corp said its Hongkong branch has launched an issue of 200 million Wharf (Holdings) warrants at HKSI.O9 (22 Singapore cents) each. Every 10 warrants can be converted to one Wharf share at a conversion price of HK.S33. Wharf closed at
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          Lock icon Lippo arm to sell convertible notes
          75 19 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Real estate and investment concern Hongkong China Ltd said it will sell US$l2O million (Ssl9o million) worth of guaranteed convertible notes. The company, which is owned by Indonesian-controlled investment concern Lippo Ltd, said Daiwa Securities Bank (Switzerland) will underwrite the
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          Lock icon Mirror-led team bids for Independent
          111 19 Reuter DUBLIN A consortium led by the Mirror Group Newspapers pic (MGN) has made a conditional offer of £2.50 per share to the board of Newspaper Publishing Pic, the UK publisher of the Independent and the Independent on Sunday, Irish press reports said. The offer,
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          Lock icon Tata Electric to raise up to US$75m
          85 19 Bloomberg Business News NEW DELHI Tata Electric Companies (TEC) plans to raise up to USS7S million (SSI 19 million) through the sale of global depository receipts (GDRs) to fund power generation and transmission projects, managing director Kersi M Gherda said. Road shows are
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          Lock icon Reliance plans fund-raiser abroad
          38 19 Reuter BOMBAY Reliance Industries Ltd, India's biggest private sector company, is planning a second Euroissue of equity shares. Reliance said its board would meet today to discuss the issue of global depositary receipts. Reuter
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          Lock icon Amcor unit to buy US bottle outfit
          69 19 Bloomberg Business News MELBOURNE Australian paper and packaging giant Amcor Ltd said its Canadian arm, Twinpak Inc, has expanded into the United States for the first time, with an agreement to purchase the plastic bottle operations of Westra Plastics of New York. No
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          Lock icon Microsoft cuts price of Works 3.0
          56 19 Reuter REDMOND, Washington Microsoft Coip has cut the suggested retail price of its Works 3.0 for Windows program to US$l39 (SS22O) from US$l99 effective immediately. The program, which includes word processing, spreadsheet and communications capabilities, has been available since its November launch at an
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        Lock icon HK's Emperor Int'l to pay HK$55m for complex
        167 19 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Property and investment company Emperor International Holdings has agreed to buy a commercial complex in Hongkong's remote New Territories for HKS9SS million (SSI96 million) in cash. Emperor's wholly-owned subsidiary, Pleasure View Investment Ltd, has agreed to buy the
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        Lock icon News Corp earnings jump 27pc, boosted by BSkyB and Ansett
        441 20 Reuter SYDNEY Rupert Murdoch's global media group News Corp said yesterday a jump in profit for the six months to Dec 31 was largely due to increased earnings from its joint ventures BSkyß and Ansett Airlines. The News Corp Ltd
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        Lock icon BHP makes surprise announcement of resignation by Willcox from board
        240 20 Bloomberg Business News MELBOURNE Resources giant Broken Hill Proprietary Co says Peter Willcox will step down as executive director of BHP Petroleum and as a board director effective April 30. No replacement was immediately named. The surprise announcement came at
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        Lock icon Drug makers charging 60pc more in US than in UK
        382 20 Bloomberg Business News WASHINGTON Drug companies charge American wholesalers 60 per cent more than in the United Kingdom to buy 77 frequently dispensed drugs, a new government study says. The study by the General Accounting Office, the investigative arm of
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        Lock icon Paramount to take unexpected loss on USA Network
        442 20 NYT NEW YORK A trouble spot that showed up unexpectedly on Paramount Communications Inc's balance sheet on Wednesday was the USA Network, a cable channel that had previously been considered a solid performer. Several analysts said the problems had arisen because the
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        Lock icon Nasdaq to list price changes for stocks in 1/16th of a point
        136 20 Bloomberg Business News WASHINGTON Nasdaq stock market price changes will be listed in increments as small as 1/16 th of a point, or 6.25 cents, starting this spring, The National Association of Securities Dealers said on Tuesday. Dealers
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        Lock icon Indonesia to speed up settlement of bad debts
        486 21 Reuter JAKARTA Indonesia will soon issue a ruling paving the way for the courts to try and settle individual bad bank debt cases within six months, as bankers said credit growth will be healthy this year. "By the end of March a
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        Two Thai banks tap capital markets for US$76m
        239 21 SINGAPORE Two Thai banks have raised a total of USS76 million (*****.5 million) from Asian capital markets through three-year transferable loans. Union Bank of Bangkok (UBB) has raised US$5O million at 0.75 percentage point over the London Interbank Offered Rate, while Bank
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        Lock icon US accounting board close to laying down rules on derivatives
        303 21 Bloomberg Business News NORWALK, Connecticut Accounting standard setters acted on Wednesday to establish rules by the year-end for the US$7 trillion (Ssl 1 trillion) derivatives market. "There has been a lot of concern about derivatives, perhaps undue concern," a project
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        Lock icon Losses by Indon state bank only tip of iceberg: analysts
        291 21 AFP JAKARTA The disclosure that an Indonesian state bank has lost USS43O million (*****.7 million) from a bad loan is not an isolated case, banking experts said, adding other state banks have lost untold billions in unrepaid credit. Baramuli. a
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        Lock icon US lifts sanctions on Arab Financial Services
        278 21 Reuter MANAMA Sanctions the United States had imposed on the Bahrain-based Arab Financial Services Co EC (AFS) over the Lockerbie affair have been lifted, a spokesman for the company said yesterday. "The sanctions have been lifted," public relations executive Nigel Perry said. Mr
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        Lock icon New York regulator rejects BIS proposals on derivatives
        309 21 Bloomberg Business News NEW YORK The New York State Banking Department, which oversees some of the biggest traders in the US$7 trillion (Ssll trillion) derivatives market, condemned international regulators' proposals for assessing the risks of these complex securities. The state regulator said
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          Tat Lee raises prime rate to 5.5pc
          76 21 SINGAPORE Tat Lee Bank has increased its prime lending rate from 5.25 per cent to 5.5 per cent. This came into effect from Feb 2. The bank has also increased its fixed deposit rates. Its one-month fixed deposit rate is up from 2
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          Lock icon China central bank's payment system
          75 21 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG The People's Bank of China, the nation's central bank, is setting up a payment system for interbank settlements to link all its 2,500 branches, the South China Morning Post reported yesterday. The first phase of the modernisation, which is part of
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          Lock icon Seoul to open futures exchange in '95
          57 21 AFP SEOUL South Korea will open a futures exchange in the second half of 1995 after a six-month trial period, a finance ministry spokesman said yesterday. The Korea Financial Futures Exchange, with a paid-up capital of US$l23 million (SSI96 million), will initially trade
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          Lock icon Robert Fleming eyes Taiwan stocks
          61 21 Bloomberg Business News TAIPEI British merchant bank Robert Fleming Co has applied to purchase US$2OO million of Taiwan stocks, the Securities and Exchange Commission said yesterday. The SEC also said yesterday Deutsche Bank Investment Management S A, a unit of Deutsche Bank AG, has applied
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          Lock icon India approves new commercial bank
          92 21 Reuter BOMBAY The Industrial Development Bank of India (Idbi) and the Small Industries Development Bank of India (Sidbi) have received permission from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to "set up a new commercial bank, an RBI official said on Wednesday. Idbi will own 80
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          Lock icon Hyogo Bank to unveil rescue plan
          108 21 Reuter TOKYO Hyogo Bank Ltd, a regional bank based in Kobe, will soon unveil new rescue plans for its 10 affiliated non-bank financial institutions, in which creditors to the non-banks would further ease interest rates on loans to them, the Nikkei financial daily said
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        Lock icon US Treasury mulls over issuing; floating-rate notes
        272 21 Bloomberg Business News WASHINGTON The US Treasury is studying whether it should issue notes with interest rates that float with rate levels in financial markets, the department said on Wednesday. "The Treasury has begun preliminary research into the potential for adding floatingrate securities
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        Lock icon Funds snap up base metals despite bearish fundamentals
        506 22 Reuter LONDON Funds are piling into base metals, ignoring bearish fundamentals and worrying some analysts that prices have been pushed up to artificial levels. Copper is trading at fivemonth peaks, tin at its highest for eight months and aluminium at seven-month highs.
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        Lock icon Oil prices climb amid cold spell in US, traders unsure how long rally will last
        500 22 Reuter SINGAPORE Weeks of bone-chilling cold in the US have lit a fire under sluggish world oil prices and already pushed them nearly 15 per cent higher this year, but traders wonder how long the
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        192 22 Reuter MANAMA Saudi Arabia is studying three ambitious mining and fertiliser projects which could cost more than US$2 billion (553.2 billion), industry sources in the kingdom say. The government is conducting advanced studies for the projects, which involve iron, phosphate and bauxite. The news
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        150 22 Reuter TOKYO The US dollar ended firmer versus the yen and the mark here, but ofT session highs on jitters over Japan's political situation and stalled US-Japan trade talks, dealers said yesterday. But some Japanese investors. who were relatively optimistic over the US dollar direction,
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        160 22 Reuter LONDON The dollar was pushing higher against the mark at the European midsession amid fresh talk the Bundesbank may bite the bullet and cut interest rates. By 1107 GMT the dollar was quoted at 1.7370/80 marks, an area of strong technical resistance, compared with 1.7335/45 late Wednesday in
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        1600 22 Trade-nrtghled index calculated against S pcr's top 14 trading partners Bate year 198 5 US$/S$ forward rates Noon Feb 3 SS BU Offer 1-month I .SS67 I 5662 2-month 1.5(72 I.5M7 2-month I.SMI I.5W6 6-month ***** I 5920 Sourer OCBC Source: OCBC FOREIGN CURRENCY NOTE RATES As at Itan m
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        86 22 Reuter NEW YORK The dollar softened from a mixed US open, but dealers said it took in stride bearish news about German interest rates and the US labour market. At the open, the dollar stood higher at 1.7346/S1 marks versus 1.7331/36 marks at Wednesday's US close. It was
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        Lock icon Oil prices edge upwards in a fragile rally
        192 22 ENERGY REPORT Reuter LONDON The benchmark oil price yesterday edged above US$l5 per barrel, for the first time since late November, helped by an Arctic United States winter that has partly reversed 1993's long slide. But the fragility of the rally was
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        Lock icon Demand for gold expected to remain solid this year
        499 22 Reutcr CANBERRA Physical demand for gold is expected to remain solid through calendar 1994, leading to a steady rise in bullion prices over last year, said Richard Lee, managing director of Rothschild Australia Ltd, yesterday. Mr Lee said fabrication demand, which
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        Lock icon Bad debts push Russian oil firms to expand abroad
        453 22 Bloomberg Business News MOSCOW Billions of dollars of bad debt and high taxes at home are pushing Russian oil companies to expand their production outside the country. Russian oil giant Lukoil, a former state-owned company that supplies about 1S per cent
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        Lock icon Euroyen end firmer in lacklustre trading
        1363 23 SIMEX REPORT Reuter SINGAPORE Simex Euroyen interest rate futures ended marginally firmer in lacklustre trade with dealers largely sidelined as hopes for an interest rate cut faded. Dealers said uncertainty about the fate of Prime Minister Morihiro Hosokawa's economic stimulus package also dampened trading
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        KL tin steady as ringgit firms up
        617 23 COMMOOITY REPORTS Tin TIN, which rebounded on the Kuala Lumpur Tin Market on Wednesday, remained at M 514.51 per kg yesterday after gains were held up by currency factors. The metal, which touched its 10-month high on Wednesday, failed to advance after the
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          Denmark energy output exceeds needs
          127 23 COPENHAGEN For the first time since starting its North Sea oil industry in 1972. Denmark produced more energy last year than it consumed, the national daily Potiiiken reported yesterday. The report said new figures to be published by the National Energy Agency later this month
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          US to have hotter, drier summer
          135 23 CHICAGO Historical analogs suggest the US will have a hotter-and drier-than-normal summer this year, suggesting corn, soybean and wheat yields could fall below trend, agricultural meteorologist Kevin Marcus projects. "Analogs to 1994 and 1995 indicate we are in for a period of above-normal temperatures
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          Eramet nickel output seen unchanged
          95 23 PARIS French nickel producer Eramet SLN should see first-half 1994 ferro-nickel production at around 22.250 tonnes, roughly equal to the final six months of 1993. an industry official said. However, volumes contracted under fixed contracts with customers could lead to a "marginal" increase in production
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      1624 23 Rubber RAS Commodity Exchange (future* closing as at lpm) RSS 1 Contract (S cents/kg) Close Volume Open Month High Low Sett (tonnes) Interest Mar 94 000 OOO 135 50 0 4.000 Apr 138.25 137.75 137.75 750 4.450 May 139.75 139.75 139.50 650 7.425 Jun 141.75 140.75 140 50
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    • REGIONAL STOCK MARKETS
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        Australia
        1204 24 +28.5 THE record bull run on the Australian sharemarket continued unabated yesterday boosting the market to a new all-time high, analysts said. At the close of trading, the key All Ordinaries index was up another 28.5 points to 2.340.6. Buying was hectic as national turnover rocketed to a hefty
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        Taipei
        573 24 102.87 Strong buying in the heavily weighted financial sector during the last half-hour caused the Taiwan stock index to close higher, while many industrials ended little changed amid profit-taking, brokers said. The weighted index closed 102.87 points up at 6,362.08. off a high of 6,424. Turnover expanded to NT$
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        Manila
        598 24 16 Share prices closed higher but off the day's peak after profittaking shaved some gains from a strong open, brokers said. The Manila composite index rose 16 points while Makati was up seven points. The Manila index settled at 2.922 points while Makati was at 2,917 points. Manila Electric
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        Seoul
        452 24 -19.24 Investors went on a selling spree across the board as a reaction to government market-cooling measures, dragging the market sharply lower, brokers said. But low-priced shares, recent laggards, gained momentum. The composite stock index stood 19.24 points lower at 955.02, comfortably off a day's low of 948.41. "Investors
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        New Zealand
        301 24 +20.96 The sharemarkct overcame opening weakness lo continue its strong recent run. By the close, the NZSE-40 capital index had risen 20.96 points to 2,439.64. within striking distance of the post-1987 sharemarket crash high of 2,454.96, set on Sep 5, 1989. Forestry stocks Fletcher and Carter, with eight-cent
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        Bombay
        105 24 -44.44 Index shares fell sharply from their mid-session peak to close lower on profit taking by speculators on the last day of the current account period for the specified group, brokers said. The Bombay Stock Exchange 30-share index fell below the 4,000 point barrier as brokers feared high carry
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        716 24 Britannia Funds Stcrliaf Cash Bid Offer Mim Cap Deposit 38 MOO 38 6500 Mint Jene* Gill 0 1893 0 1992 MimMulKome _.*l 0900 ****** LS$ Cash Ircome Plus Fund 10 1200 11 4000 PS Reserve Fund 5 2400 5 2500 Sterling (.quit) Euro Performance 0 4592 0 49J* Far East
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        London
        607 24 •28.8 Disappointment over the German Bundesbank's decision to leave interest rates unchanged depressed the UK gilt market and cut the ground from beneath blue chip equities. The FTSE 100 index finished 28.8 points lower at 3,491.5 on an active turnover of 1.092 billion shares. But the second line stocks
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        Paris
        101 24 -1.44 pc The Paris Bourse stumbled yesterday, as the CAC 40 index plummeted by 1.44 per cent on the day to end at 2,321.99 points. Paris Feb 3 Fr Air-Uqiude 177 00 TOO Alcatel Anyhom ***** -9 00 Elf-Aquil 423 90 2 40 Gale Dc Banguc 1400 00 -15
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        Stockholm
        110 24 -0.63 pc Swedish shares ended the day lower on late profit-tak-ing in volatile trade and dealers said a correction could be imminent. The OMX index was down 0.63 per cent at 1222.87, after hitting a new intraday high of 1253.3, in high turnover of 4.73 billion crowns. Among leading
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        Frankfurt
        220 24 -32.29 DAX and bund futures activity are expected to dictate activity in German post-bourse share trading and in the official session today, dealers said. Plunging DAX and bund futures prices ensured the DAX index of 30 leading German shares closed floor trade 1.48 per cent lower yesterday. The decline
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        Brussels
        175 24 -1.73 Belgium's leading share index was dragged lower by a 4.2 per cent decline in food retailer Delhaizc 'Lc Lion' SA and the Bundesbank's decision not to cut interest rates, analysts said. The Bel2o index of blue chip stocks dropped 1.73 points, or 0.1 per cent, to 1520.39. The
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        Toronto
        307 24 -24.60 Stocks fell early as players grabbed profits in nearly every sector except communications and media, dealers said. The TSE 300 index dropped 24.60 points to 4548.80 on 15.7 million shares valued at C$ 153 million. Declining issues led advances 215 to 170, with 259 stocks unchanged. Only two
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        New York
        747 24 -18.01 The dow Jones Industrial Average, which rebounded 11.53 points on Wednesday, was down 18.01 points to 3957.53 at 11 am EST. The New York Stock Exchange composite index was off 1.27 to 266.44. while Standard Poors 500-stock index was down 2.68 to 479.32. Declines topped advances 1,115-618
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        Milan
        127 24 -84 Italian stocks slipped after the German Bundesbank decided to leave its interest rates unchanged. The Bank of Italy was expected to follow if the Bundesbank had cut rates. The Milan market's blue-chip Mibtel index ended down 0.8 per cent, or 84 points lower, at 10,805. Leading the market
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        Amsterdam
        229 24 -2.05 Dutch stocks closed lower after a newspaper reported that customers are threatening to boycott publisher Wolters Kluwer NV. Shares of Elsevier, another publisher, also fell. The Amsterdam EOE Index, or AEX. of 24 leading stocks fell 2.05 points, or 0.5 per cent, to 435.33. Thirteen shares lost ground
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        Zurich
        242 24 -10.32 Swiss shares closed lower as the Bundesbank's decision to leave rates unchanged disappointed share markets all over Europe. Dealers said the market was expected to remain volatile as there was no clear direction and the market lacked decisive near term factors. After final calculations, the broad SPI fell
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        Johannesburg
        316 24 -26 Shares finished mixed yesterday as bullion disappointed an otherwise steady market, dealers said, although a lack of followthrough support in afternoon trade took the shine off earlier industrial gains. The gold index was 26 points lower at 1,995, the industrial index was 43 points better at 5,722 and
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      2730 25 Reuter HONGKONG Stocks ended moderately higher but profit-taking cut early gains, brokers said. The blue chip Hang Seng Index put on 65.3 points, or 0.55 per cent, to close the day at 11,851.13. It was ahead by 123 points at the midsession after hitting a high of 11,947.28. "Local
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      CHINA
      463 25 The Shanghai B share market was marginally better with the CLSA Index up 1.52 per cent. It closed at 927.73 points, up 13.93. Heavy buying interest before the market close pushed Daijiang up 20.4 per cent to close at U550,650. However, First Pencil and Haixin dipped 7.S per cent
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      2459 25 Reuter TOKYO Stocks closed lower as investors were worried about Japan's political situation and refrained from buying, brokers said. Lower futures prices and window-dressing sales by financial institutions and corporations ahead of March book closings also hit share prices in thin trade, they said. But they believe the fall
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      1586 25 Reuter BANGKOK The SET index ended 10.46 points higher at 1,463.90 in volatile trade, but volume was less than 10 billion baht (SS62 million). Trading value was 9.5 billion baht, compared with 9.7 billion on Wednesday. Except for 15.5 billion baht on Tuesday, volume every day this week has
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      1119 25 Reuter JAKARTA Share prices closed mixed in quiet trading with no pickup seen until after the Chinese New Year, dealers said. The official index rose 2.18 points to end at 594.36. "The market is fairly mixed today although industrial stocks strengthened in the second session," a local dealer said.
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      CLOB INTERNATIONAL
      2695 26 MOST ACTIVE volume Innovcsi Bhd I3.33<».000 0d F»bor (.roup 12.277.000 CASH 50c 11.407.000 Kcnont Bhd 50c >>.074.000 fT MBf Hld|s 50c 7.028.000 IS- kamunting 50c 6.*W3.000 Lk k. 1dm Hyd 50c 6.632.000 MBf Hidgs TSR% 5.432.000 AMDS 50c 4.544.000 Johan Hklgs 50c 4.504 000 t Prorad 4.330.000 It*
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        Lock icon Stocks gain but close off highs
        5845 26 Bemama KUALA LUMPUR Share prices here gained ground on further buying across the board although off their highs, after light profit-taking clipped gains in moderate trading activity yesterday. The Emas Index of all Main Board shares finished 4.06 points higher at 338.79, the KLSE
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        6845 27 1993/94 Last V«i Day Laal Qmc Di» Dh YM No MCm Hick Ln (Mnpaay Sale COM) High Low Bayer Setter Ot P/l tall INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL 1440 260 I Aetna 12)0 -20 II I2«0 1250 1240 1260 12.5 2.1 1.0 54.1 861.6 760 220 is Alex Hldgs 50c 700 700
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        Lock icon Market firms up after a day of choppy trading
        1878 28  -  By R Sivanithy SINGAPORE Share prices ended a choppy trading day stronger yesterday, leading most brokers to be optimistic about today's direction. After losing 11 points on Wednesday, the Straits Times industrials Index rose quickly in early trade, gaining 22.45 points
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      450 17 NEWS VALUE How today 's news might ajfect your stocks Likely end to US embargo on Vietnam (Pg l) Positive sentiment on F&N likely to spill over to other Viet-linked counters: SSL, Keppel, APB. C&C, Sembawang, Sembawang Maritime and CMB. CASH surge (Pg I) Sentiment still strong with likely profit-taking.
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      167 18 Dividends table has been held over TOLL-FREE TEL. No. 1-800-741-1883 FAX 741-1298 I I GOLDEN PLUS HOLDINGS BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) NOTICE OF BOOKS CLOSURE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Share Transfer Books and Register of Members of Golden Plus Holdings Berhad will be closed from 5.00 p.m. on
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      109 19 f U Toss the traditional raw fish salad "*•> j/i 'I to hearty cheers of Lao Qi (Lo Hei) VQIK \J) j (f The auspicious New Year dksh that J V—— J symbofcses success and the 'm/\ ,enewa o4 bes b® l o ll tam*y Other auspicious New Year Dishes
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      77 21 THE RAFFLES *T CONVERSATION "They want to be heads of chickens instead of tails of cows!" STAN SHIH, chairman and CEO of the Acer Group, explaining the different attitudes to business in Taiwan and Singapore. The Taiwanese techno-tycoon taks about the "chicken" he nurtured into a billion-dollar conglomerate; how companies
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      61 21 li| A i Slx Kinds^olc uts I with Spring Chicken Barbecued Peking Duck /ir foA) p' sh f Soya Bean Crumbs I I Fried Prawns with Garlic Chilli Sauce Bean Curd in I Hot Sizzling Plate Assorted Vegetable Braised Noodles with Shredded Duck Daily Dessert I MAPLE LEAF Restaurant 390
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      123 21 ECONOMETRIC STUDIES UNIT (ESU) DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS STATISTICS i NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Of SINGAPORE OUTLOOK FOR THE SINGAPORE ECONOMY Friday, 25 February 1994 9am spm, York Hotel ESU Forecasts of the Singapore Economy Drs Tilak Abeysinghe, Ng Hock Guan, Tan Lin Yeok The MAS Model: Structure and Some Policy Simulations Mr
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      330 23 BUSINESS TIMES TOLL-FREE TEL No 1-600-7*l-1883 FAX 741-1296 IN THE MATTER Or THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 38 AND IN THE MATTER OP VIDEO HOUSE PTE. LTD. (Ia Mantels' Voluntary Liquidation) At Onml Mf c tiag nf the nbovenatned Company duly convened lad held al 336 Smilk Sued #***** New Bridge
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      28 23 As and when the latest London/ Rotterdam prices are not available, the previous trading day's closing figures are carried instead. Straits Times H to work for you today.
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      107 28 I goes cm a househunt How much are private properties going for? Should you buy now, or later? House Hunt gives you the actual transacted prices of all private property sold in Singapore each month. Spotlight: Wearne Brothers, Vikay i From that, you'll i h ave a c^ear view D
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      PSA makes debtor's account only way to pay from March 1
      390 29  -  By Rahita Elias SINGAPORE Port users will have to pay for services through a debtor's account with the Port of Singapore Authority from March 1. PSA revenue expenditure manager Syed Abdul Rahim said this week that most regular users
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      386 29 AFP WELLINGTON The cheap British sale of six second-hand navy frigates to Pakistan illustrated that New Zealand was committed to a "dud deal" in having to buy two expensive new frigates from Australia, a government member of parliament, Nick Smith, claimed here yesterday.
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      1110 29 Page Col ABC Containerlinc 12 5 Accord Group 8 1-3 Africa Container 16 4 Ahrenkiel Liner 4 1/2 AOEShpg 15 4/5 ANL 3 1/2 APL 5 3-5 Appcnship 8 4/5 Arabian Express 15 5 ASCL 5 5 ASXCL Shpg 15 2 Avant Shpg
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      EDI link set up between S'pore and Belawan ports
      224 29 SINGAPORE Owners of cargo shipped between Singapore and the Indonesian port, of Belawan will get their goods more quickly in future. A shorter port stay is one of the benefits that shippers can look forward to when an electronic data interchange
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      Thai minister opposes review of Bangkok port tariffs
      387 29 BANGKOK Thailand's Deputy Minister of Transport and Communications Anek Tabsuwan has said that he disagrees with a recommendation by ministry's Economic Division that the suspension of some Bangkok port tariffs be reviewed. The Nation reported on Wednesday. The Economic Division, meanwhile, is
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      236 29 Reuter VANCOUVER The federal mediator in a dispute between Canada's striking west coast longshoremen and employers says pressure is mounting on the two sides to resolve their differences. "There is a lot of pressure on the parties right now. It's a sensitive
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      282 29 AP TACOMA. Washington No longer stuck by business delays, a Russian refrigerator ship and its 32-member crew have set sail Bellingham to pick up their long-awaited frozen chickens and head for home. The 81-m Clara Zetkin, from Vladivostok, ended its three-month
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        403 48 FT LONDON The first tentative signs emerged on Wednesday that Honda is not considering quickly severing its ties with Rover in the wake of BMW's planned takeover of the British carmaker. This came as a Honda vicepresident, who sits on Rover's
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      344 46 1 VIGOUR PACIFIC LINES VESSEL VOYAGE SINGAPORE MANILA VIGOUR SINGAPORE 9406N 04/02/94 12/02/94 VIGOUR SINGAPORE 9406 AN 07/02/94 K/P2/94 VIGOUR PACIFIC 9407N 11/02/94 19 02 94 FRID Y AND MOf Y VESSEL VOYAGE SINGAPORE PORT KLANG PCNANG SINGAPORE VIGOUR SINGAPORE 9406N 04/02/94 06/02/94 07/02/94 PENANG JAY A |30 07/02/94 08/02/94
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