The Business Times, 14 February 1994

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    13 1 Business Times WE KNOW ASIA MITA(P) 010/12/93 Monday February 14 1994 75 C
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  • 2am LATEST
    • Article
      Lock icon US may slap sanctions on North Korea
      92 1 AFP WASHINGTON The United States is holding intensive consultations with its allies on possible international sanctions against North Korea, a week ahead of a crucial lAEA meeting on Pyongyang's nuclear programme, the critical date is Feb 21. when the International Atomic Energy Agency
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      Lock icon Pakistan devalues rupee
      52 1 Reuter KARACHI The State Bank of Pakistan last night devalued the rupee to 30.3800/30.5319 against the US dollar from 30.3500/30.5018 fixed on Feb 8. The bank gave no reason for the adjustment. It fixed the forward buying rate at 30.3800 for six months and 29.4686 for 12
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  • Article
    MARKET SUMMARY
    129 1 Stock market indices Friday Week change STII 2.321.64 -39.33 KLSE Composite ..1.108 72 -770.32 Nikkei 20.251.23 -50.2 Hang Seng 11.454.16 -703.41 SET Index 1.365.73 -78.08 Jakarta Composite ...587.97 -13.86 CLSA China B cioscd Aust All Ord 2.305 4 -27.4 FTSE 100 3.440 2 -51.3 Dow Jones 3.440.2 57.69
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    Global funds seek out Asian infrastructure investments
    652 1  -  By SN Vasuki SINGAPORE Asia's cashstarved giant infrastructure sector has emerged as a red-hot investment target for global financial institutions, the region's largest corporations and savvy investors such as billionaire-financier George Soros. In recent months, these players have committed more than US$5 billion
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    Analysts expect nervous Tokyo bourse
    476 1  -  Mood grows hawkish in some US circles over failed trade talks with Tokyo From Anthony Rowley, Leon Hadar in WASHINGTON MARKET-WATCHERS expect a stronger yen but a jittery Tokyo stock market today in the wake of the failure of US-Japan trade negotiations in Washington last
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    Lock icon Japan, HK, S Korea tipped to be leading investors in US
    416 1  -  By Chuang Peck Ming SINGAPORE Japan, Hongkong and South Korea will be among the leading investors in the United States as foreign investments pick up in the country in the next three to five years, US executives predict in
    Source: Bowen Marketing Consultants, International Business/Arthur Andersen Survey  -  416 words
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    S'pore companies look to pro-business Budget
    714 1  -  By Anna Teo SINGAPORE The business community is keeping its fingers crossed for another probusiness Budget this year, with the need to keep costs down still its foremost concern. Citing the 3 per cent Goods and Services Tax (GST) taking effect in April, business
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    Lock icon Deng's health may be slipping, says pro-Beijing daily
    119 1 AFP HONGKONG One of Hongkong's pro-Beijing newspapers. in an unusual acknowledgement, indicated yesterday that the health of China's paramount leader Deng Xiaoping might be slipping. In a report from Shanghai, Wen Wei Po confirmed that Mr Deng, 89, had to be held
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      139 1 CREATING THE WORLD'S MOST LUXURIOUS CLOTHS LANGHOLM SCOTLAND. DGI3 OBN TEL: ***** ***** FAX: ***** ***** FROM THE WORLD'S FINEST TAILORS CONTENTS SporcNews 2 13.14.15 feponal News 3,4 Financial 16.17 *teMNews 5 Markets Faatarw Qob/KISE. SES 2022 BuswessiT 6.7 Mkt Reviews 19 Entapre* 9 Share Mo II Sports 8 Currencies
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      10 1 Business IT: Pg 6 k£ Couriers on the fast track
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      18 1 nocJLlmck Siew: pg 13 c J Advent of more infrastructure Asian bourses ready for infrastructure stocks, Pg 13
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      163 1 Tm Bottom Line: Pg 12 i irruption as a catalyst THE NEW SIGNS OF THE TIMES] spyi^era|T||n3 ■BH IT 4,1-HOOP g H SM: Be satisfied with 6pc growth this year "Last year, the Year of the Rooster, was an exceptionally good year for Singapore. We made 9.8 per cent growth.
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  • SINGAPORE NEWS
    • EYE on the ECONOMY
      • Article, Illustration
        Lock icon Bank lending stays firm
        328 2  -  By Paul Leo SINGAPORE Bank lending to non-bank customers remained steady in November, growing 10.2 per cent year-on-year to $76.34 billion. It may have appeared that lending dipped in November because October's growth was 16.9 per cent <$80.24 billion). But according to the Monetary Authority of
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      Lock icon Building plan approvals up 38pc in 1993
      289 2  -  By Lilian Ang DEVELOPERS rushing to cash in on the residential property boom were given the green light to sell more than 9,000 private houses and condominiums last year up 38 per cent from 1992. The figure, based on the latest government statistics,
      Source: URA  -  289 words
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      New CD-ROM drive maker lands $100m deal
      384 2  -  Six-month-old Optics Storage is third local maker of drives By Joseph Rajendran A NEW company set up to make CD-ROM drives for computers has got off to a flying start by winning a $100 million contract. Under the deal, newcomer Optics Storage will
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    • Article
      Avoid established players, SM Lee tells those going regional
      320 2 THE FUTURE of Singapore's young people depends on how well they use their expertise and experience to bring about regional growth, says Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew. In his speech at the Tanjong Pagar constituency's Chinese New Year gathering last night.
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    • NEWS ROUNDUP
      • Article
        Jayakumar to visit Indonesia
        64 2 FOREIGN MINISTER S Jayakumar will visit Indonesia today and tomorrow, following a tradition of courtesy calls made by newly-appointed Asean foreign ministers on their counterparts. Besides meeting Indonesian Foreign Affairs Minister Ali Alatas. Professor Jayakumar will call on President Suharto and also meet Justice Minister Oetojo
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        EDB's four new board members
        62 2 THE Economic Development Board has appointed four new board members. They are GE Plastics Pacific president Herbert G Rammrath; BG Han Eng Juan, Commander HQ, 3rd Singapore Infantry Division, Ministry of Defence; Trade Development Board CEO Barry Desker, and Koo Tsai Kee, deputy director, research
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      136 2 S'pore CD-ROM drive industry's hot new kid, Pg 6 m j« It's New! The Latest! cafe restgyrant gt Bukit Pasoh Road NEW culinary scents are wafting down Bukit Pasoh Road and guess who is responsible? Violet Oon and her team. They are cooking delicious Nonya dishes and foods from around
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  • SOUTH-EAST ASIA
    • Article
      Lock icon Indonesia signs US$2.3b Paiton power station deal
      434 3 Reuter JAKARTA Indonesia and an international consortium capped almost two years of negotiations with the signing of a deal on Saturday to produce electricity at the US$2.3 billion (553.6 billion) coal-fired Paiton power station in East Java. Officials said the deal on the
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      Lock icon Guns galore
      48 3 AFP DAN AO, Philippines Workers charaiag oat parts for .45-calihre gus with crade hand toots ia a clandestine workshop oa Friday, illegally producing haadgaas ia this ceatral Philippine town. Daaao's popalar coaaterfeit products are copied after Anericaa-aade haadgaas like the 45 Coh aad 357 Magaaai. AFP
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    • Article
      Hitachi moving VCR unit to Malaysia
      469 3 KUALA LUMPUR Hitachi Electronic Products Malaysia in Bangi is localising its entire VCR (video cassette recorder) division, a programme which promises a massive flow of technology transfer from Japan to Malaysia. Managing director Sadanori Watanabe told Malaysian Business Times over the weekend that with
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      US firms flood Vietnam with infrastructure bids
      402 3  -  Fran Harish Mehta in HANOI AMERICAN firms in Vietnam have adopted their most aggressive posture in infrastructure projects, with at least 11 US companies in the fray to win a deal to build a key highway. The latest to bid is New York-based
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      Lock icon Dai Hung oil and gas project downgraded
      415 3 MBT SYDNEY Vietnam's Dai Hung oil and gas project involving Australia's BHP and Malaysia's Petronas has been downgraded following the drilling of three exploration wells. Industry sources say it appears oil reserves at the offshore field could be halved to under 400 million
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      262 3 We're open throughout Chinese New Year 4JL February 10-11 2.00PM 2.30PM Southern Uon Dance February 20 5 00PM 5 30PM Dragon Duct TKura-Fri 5.00PM 5.30PM Northern Lion Dance Sun 7 45PM -8.30PM Chime Magic Show BB February 12 5.00PM 5.30PM Frog Show Animation February 24 730PM -1000PM Sat 7.45PM 8.35PM
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  • REST OF ASIA
    • ASIA NOTES
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        Lock icon Seoul to discuss Siberian complex
        99 4 AFP SEOUL South Korea will seek agreement with Moscow next month on an exclusive industrial complex for Korean firms in Siberia, a local newspaper said yesterday. The Korea Herald cited government officials as saying that Russia has offered a 3.3 million sq m site for
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        Lock icon Private sector to lead economy: Ramos
        109 4 Reuter MANILA Philippine President Fidel Ramos said the private sector will lead the country towards a 4.5 per cent economic growth rate this year, a palace statement said yesterday. The Philippines' gross national product grew by 2.3 per cent last year, up from the
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        Lock icon Bali police break up student protest
        78 4 Reuter JAKARTA Riot police broke up a student protest against a planned luxury resort on Indonesia's tourist island of Bali but there were no reports of casualties, the official Antara news agency said yesterday. Police moved in when about 150 students gathered outside the
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        Lock icon Drinking to Sydney's water plant
        72 4 AFP SYDNEY Australian Water Services managing director Pierre Alia (left), French Ambassador to Australia Philippe Baude (centre), and Minister for Planning and Housing Robert Webster toasting the cornerstone ceremony marking the foundation of the Prospect Water Filtration Plant near Sydney last Wednesday. An Australian-French consortium
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        Lock icon US, S Korea won't discuss Patriots yet
        110 4 AFP SEOUL Washington has agreed not to discuss deploying Patriot anti-missile batteries in South Korea before Feb 21 when the International Atomic Energy Agency (lAEA) meets to discuss the North Korean nuclear issue, Seoul's foreign minister said yesterday. "We have agreed to stop
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      Lock icon Patten assures Aussies their investments in HK are safe
      171 4 Reuter SYDNEY Hongkong Governor Chris Patten began a visit to Australia yesterday, assuring Australians their investments in Hongkong are safe if the colony remains an open society when it reverts to Chinese rule in 1997. "Those investments are safe in our
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      Lock icon Sino-US trade to post double-digit growth in '94 despite disputes
      559 4 AFP BEIJING Sino-US trade will post double-digit growth this year despite ongoing disputes over market access and other bilateral trade issues, a senior foreign trade official was quoted as saying yesterday. However, failure to renew China's most-favoured-nation (MFN) trading status
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      Lock icon Thailand to go ahead with Taiwanese leader's visit
      445 4 AFP BANGKOK Thailand will not bow to pressure from Beijing to cancel a private threeday visit by Taiwanese President Lee Teng-hui this week. Prime Minister Chuan Leekpai was quoted yesterday as saying. "We should show principles in conducting our (foreign) policy," The
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      Lock icon Beijing urges moderation of incentives for foreign investors
      235 4 AFP BEIJING The Chinese government, ever mindful of its application to rejoin Gatt, has called on local authorities to cease offering over-generous financial breaks to foreign investors, a news report said yesterday. According to a high-ranking government official quoted by the China
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      Lock icon China nervous at Taiwan's growing economic leverage
      442 4 Reuter BEIJING China's anger at the visit by Taiwan's president to three South-east Asia countries reflects its fears Taipei is using economic leverage Beijing cannot match to win friends in the region, diplomats said. The People's Daily yesterday reported on its front page
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      Lock icon Rise in Aussie dollar worries business leaders
      384 4 AFP SYDNEY Although Australia is being deluged with good economic news, recent rises in the national currency could make exports less competitive, leading businessmen have warned. The Australian dollar has risen by about 12 per cent over the last six months, generating concerns
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      Lock icon Indian business seeks tax cuts as budget day nears
      362 4 AFP BOMBAY From manufacturers to exporters to stockbrokers, Indian businessmen are clamouring for tax cuts and concessions as Finance Minister Manmohan Singh puts the final touches on the 1994-95 budget. Indian industry is hoping that the budget unveiled at month-end will
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  • THE WORLD
    • Article
      Lock icon Inkatha, Afrikaner Volksfront boycott S Africa's elections
      504 5 AP JOHANNESBURG South Africa faces its first multiracial election without the participation of several major political parties as the Inkatha Freedom Party joined the Afrikaner Volksfront in refusing to register for the vote. Saturday night was the deadline for parties to declare their
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      Lock icon Orange octopus
      26 5 AFP MENTON, France A giant octopus, made completely from citras fruit, displayed here oa Saturday as part of the traditional annual citrus festival. AFP
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      Taiwan to hold its first trade show in Moscow
      404 5  -  Fran John Helmer in MOSCOW TAIWAN traders took advantage of an improved Russian tariff regime to boost exports in 1993, and will launch their first trade show in Moscow later this month. According to preliminary reports for Last year, Taiwan's trade
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      Lock icon US scholars oppose balanced budget amendment
      278 5 AP WASHINGTON Constitutional law experts across the political spectrum have signed a letter opposing the proposed balanced budget amendment, which is to be debated by the Senate later this month. The letter was signed by 17 scholars, who range from liberals such as Harvard
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    • WORLD WATCH
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        Lock icon Brazil calls for free trade zone
        84 5 Reuter MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay Brazil proposed the creation of a South American free trade zone at a meeting of 11 Latin American Foreign Ministers last Friday. Brazilian Foreign Minister Cclso Amorim said an agreement could be reached next year with provisions to come into effect
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        Lock icon German retail sales dip 4pc
        110 5 Bloomberg Business News WIESBADEN, Germany Retail sales in Germany fell a preliminary 4 per cent last year in real, or inflation-adjusted, terms, the federal statistics office said yesterday. In nominal terms, retail sales were up 2 per cent for the year. In December, retail sales
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        Lock icon Canadians make fewer day trips to US
        96 5 Bloomberg Business News OTTAWA Canadians, with less buying power to their dollar, cut back the number of one-day trips to the US last year by I 5.2 per cent. Statistics Canada said last Friday. There were 48.3 million one-day trips to the US
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        Lock icon Sinn Fein delays response to peace plan
        108 5 AFP BELFAST There will be no Sinn Fein response to the recent Anglo-Irish peace initiative until after its annual conference, planned for the last weekend of February, party spokesman Richard McAulay said last Saturday. The internal debate will continue even after the conference
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        Lock icon Italian graft defendant to repay money
        119 5 Reuter ROME The defendant in a major Italian corruption trial pledged last Saturday to repay millions of dollars in illicit funds earmarked by the scandal-hit Femizzi empire to bribe politicians. Sergio Cusani, accused of being the financial mastermind behind illegal payments made by the
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      Lock icon EU finance ministers place job creation at top of agenda
      192 5 Bloomberg Business News BRUSSELS European Union finance ministers meeting here today will focus on measures to beat the worst unemployment rate in the EU since its creation 36 years ago. At the end of last year, unemployment in EU nations
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      145 5 VIDEO OPPORTUNITY THE DUPLICATION CENTRE PTY LTD (Receivers and Managers Appointed) ACN 053 006 170 The business and assets of The Duplication Centre Pty Ltd (Receivers and Managers Appointed) are offered for sale as a going concern. The company is a leading Video Caaaatts Duplicator featuring: a significant share of
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      346 5 ECONOMETRIC STUDIES UNIT (ESU) DEPARTMENT Of ECONOMICS STATISTICS NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINCAFORE OUTLOOK PQD THE SINGAPORE ECONOMY Friday, 25 February 1994 9am spm, York Hotel ESU Forecasts of the Singapore Economy Dfs Tilak Abeysinghe, Ng Hock Guan, Tan Lin Yeok The MAS Model: Structure and Some Policy Simulations Mr Vincent
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  • Business IT
    • Article, Illustration
      S'pore CD-ROM drive industry's hot new kid
      812 6  -  Though just open for business, it has already secured a 100 million contract and is now eyeing the market in the US. Joseph Rajendran has the details. Joseph Rajendran Home-grown Optics Storage may be the new kid on the block in the hot
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      Advance clearing puts couriers on fast lane
      481 6  -  New EDI technology helps couriers save time at Changi air freight centre, reports Kenneth James Kenneth James ONE month into its operation, three leading courier companies say they are happy with an electronic data interchange (EDI) system that speeds delivery by enabling the
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    • Article
      US firm steps up regional presence
      395 6  -  American Software to expand S'pore operations, Bernard Chew learns Bernard Chew American Software one of the top three companies making software for mainframe computers expects to triple the size of its Singapore operations in the coming months. This is to pave the way for
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    • Article
      Market for online services set to explode to US$3b in 4 years
      715 6  -  A new study finds a techie pastime going mainstream as commercial opportunities emerge. Claire Leow reports Claire Leow rN JUST four years, the online service market which typically provides services like news-on-demand and electronic shopping to users with
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      Compaq's S'pore springboard
      491 7  -  The computer giant is adjusting lines at its Yishun factory for its low-price entry into the fast-growing subnotebook market, reports Bernard Chew. Bernard Chew COMPAQ Computer's new subnotebook personal computer, the world No 3 PC company's first entry into the booming market, will be made exclusively in
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    • TECH TAKES
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        New system for insurance industry
        66 7 SINGAPORE The Singapore-Re Management Services Pte Ltd has launched a comprehensive computer system that ensures that critical statistical data in insurance companies are available when required. Called the Estimation Handbook, it is a PC-based package for managers and other key decision makers who are involved
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      • Article
        Sun's Thai Unix software
        61 7 SINGAPORE Sun Microsystems Computer Corp (Asean) has announced a Thai Language Environment for its software Solaris 2.2. It is a Unix-based Thai language client-server software developed on the Sun Sparc hardware. Solaris is Sun's distributed computing software which includes Sun OS (Unix System V Release 4),
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      • Article
        Datacraft wins China contract
        73 7 SINGAPORE Datacraft China, a subsidiary of Singaporebased Datacraft Asia, has secured a contract with the provincial authorities of Zhejiang. The contract is for the supply and maintenance of an X.25 public data switched network. The contract is valued at US$BOO,OOO (551.27 million) in its first phase
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        Oki appoints second Malaysia agent
        36 7 SINGAPORE Oki Electronics Singapore has appointed Adventech Peripherals Malaysia as its authorised distributor for its range of printer products in the country. Oki already has an existing distributor MCSB Sales Distribution.
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        British Telecom service in Indonesia
        80 7 SINGAPORE British Telecom, together with PT Indostat, has launched its Global Network Service in Indonesia. This completes the availability of the service in the Asean region. The service node will be located in Jakarta and the sectors that will benefit from it are finance, oil
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    • It's happenin'
      • Article
        Nanyang runs client/server seminar
        58 7 SINGAPORE Nanyang Polytechnic and Digital Consulting will jointly organise a seminar on open client/server computing, Which will offer a comprehensive training programme for IT professionals. The seminar will run from Feb 21-23 at Nanyang Polytechnic's Yishun campus. The fee is $900 inclusive of lunch. Inquiries can
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        Insight into China computer market
        54 7 SINGAPORE Asia Business Forum will be holding a conference called "Profit From China's Computer IT Market" on March 2 and 3 at Omni Marco Hotel. Those enrolling will receive practical advice on all computer and IT-related issues relevant to China. For further inquiries, call 227-6722
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        Update on disk drive advances
        86 7 SINGAPORE March 7-12 will be Singapore Disk Drive Technology Focus Week. There will be a seminar and an exhibition to introduce to Singapore the latest disk drive design and production technology. These will be held on March 7 and 8 respectively. For information, please contact
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        The future of communications
        77 7 SINGAPORE The Information Communications Institute of Singapore and the University of Essex will jointly present a four-day symposium on "Communication into the Future", from March 15 to 18 in the Raffles City Convention Centre. The symposium's objective is to provide an international forum for leaders to
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      PDAs: the way forward in mobile computing
      848 7  -  IN SYNC INTEGRATING IT BUSINESS In the first of a two-part series, Scott Hathorne explains the reasons for the growing popularity of the personal digital assistant Scott Hathorne The writer is a manager with Andersen Consulting's Technology Services Division. He is a member
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      Vietnam: virgin market where Americans will need patience
      841 7  -  WINDOWS OF OPPORTUNITY DAVID WELCHER The writer heads Computing Dynamics (USA), a Brooklyn-based management consulting and software development firm, and also writes on IT issues. He contributed this commentary to BusinesslT. AMERICANS are returning to Vietnam. President Clinton made it official last
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      Disk drive supremo sees fast-forward future
      848 7  -  The head of the world's top disk drive company may not know how to programme the clock on his VCR but he knows his industry, Claire Leow finds out Claire Leow ALAN Shugart owns an XT personal computer stone-age by today's standards and doesn't
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      154 6 From the cradle of Japan's iron and Our n«w Technical Approach longitudinal directions. Stabilizing strength, steel culture, Hitachi Metals has developed IcAfyAIIV And extending the life of everything from a technology steeped in tradition, but at cutters, dies and plastic molds, to a wide the forefront of tomorrow Isotropy. range
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon Couples leads LA Open after three rounds
      349 8 Golf Reuter PACIFIC PALISADES, California Fred Couples birdied five holes on the back nine on Saturday to overtake Corey Pavin and take a one shot lead into the final round of the Los Angeles Open golf tournament. Couples shot a three-under-par 68 and
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      Lock icon Maleeva-Fragniere bids farewell at Asia Open
      438 8 AFP Reuter AMAGASAKI, Japan Manuela Malceva-Fragniere bade farewell to tournament tennis on a winning note here yesterday when she brushed aside the challenge from Iva Majoli to win the US$l5O,OOO (*****,500) Asia Open women's tennis tournament. Determined to shine in her final tournament, the
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      Lock icon The torch is passed — by air; it's time for gold medals now
      647 8 The torch is passed by air; it's time for gold medals now 17th Winter Olympics AP LILLEHAMMER, Norway It's time for the thrills of downhill racing, after the chills of a night-time ski jump with a lighted torch to help officially launch the 17th Winter Olympics. It's also time to
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      Lock icon Boxing
      84 8 AFP BANGKOK Thailand's 23-year-old Saen Sor-Ploenchit became the country's 19th world champion when he beat World Boxing Association flyweight champion David Griman, 26, of Venezuela in the eastern Thai province of Chachcongsao yesterday. It was a unanimous decision in the 12-round. third title defence. Saen fought superbly with accurate
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      Lock icon Golf
      295 8 AP Reuter TURTLE POINT, Australia Veteran David Graham, who has been in scmt-rctirement for five yean, had a birdie and an eagle on successive holes yesterday to win the AS 108,000 (3123,120) Australian Skins game. The 47-year-old former US Open and US PGA champion joined the four-man field after
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      Lock icon Ice hockey
      56 8 AP New York NHL SMr: Boston 5 New Jersey 3; Dallas 9 Pittsburgh 3; Florida 4 NY Islanders 3; Vancouver 3 Tampa Bay 2; NY Rangers 4 Ottawa 3 (OT>, Montreal 5 Quebec 2; Calgary 3 Toronto 2: Hartford 5 Edmonton 2; Detroit 5 St Louis 4 (OT>,
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      Lock icon Snooker
      104 8 AFP IONDON World No 1 Stephen Hendry extended his magnificent winning run in the Benson and Hedges Masters to 23 matches with a comfortable semi-final success over James Wattana here on Saturday. The Scot marched to within one win of his sixth successive Masters title by routing the belowpar
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      Lock icon Soccer
      113 8 AFP HONGKONG World Cup hosts the United States were beaten 2-1 by Romania here yesterday, thanks to a controversial penalty decision, in a dress rehearsal for their Warid Cup game in Los Angeles in Jimp. It was the second defeat in three days for the US who, until losing
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      Lock icon Athletics
      63 8 AFP TOKYO Rentes of the Tokyo lliraalln—l Maratboo yuterioy: 1 Steve Moneghetti (Aust) 2hr Bmin 55sec 2 Vincent Rousseau (Bd) 2:09.08 3 Toshiyuki Hayata (Jpn) 2:10.19 4 Kenjiro Jitsui (Jpn) 2:11.10 5 Abebe Mekonnen (Eth) 2:12.13 6 Back Seung-Do (SK) 2:12.54 7 Konrad Dobler (Ger) 2:12.57 8 Naoto Suzuki
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      Lock icon Tennis
      120 8 AP Reuter MILAN, Italy Fifth-seeded Boris Becker of Germany downed Haiti's Ronald Agenor 7-6 (8-6), 6-1 on Saturday to advance to tte finals of the Muratti Time indoor tournament. Becker had a bad stall as Agenor broke him immediately 1 and then continued to bombaffl him with well-placed line-shots!
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      1674 8 THE BANK OF EAST ASIA, LIMITED ANNOUNCEMENT OF 1993 FINAL RESULTS ill HHARY OF RFfil H Tfi The Directors of The Bank of East Asia, Limitod announce that the audtod results of Via Bank tor the year ended 31st Oacambar, 1993 are as fofcms: 1993 193? »">■—«n HKS HK$ Conaoldalsd
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  • ENTERPRISE & MANAGEMENT
    • Article
      Lock icon Getting the best out of your auditors
      658 9  -  It's an unloved exercise, but the year-end auditing can be made less painful, says Andrew Jack Andrew Jack FT AS auditors scurry to complete their work for companies with December year-ends, now is the time for directors to concentrate on getting best value
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      EXECUTIVE MOVES
      471 9 TNT Express Worldwide has appointed Martya Wright country operations manager in Singapore. Mr Wright is responsible for ensuring the smooth day-to-day operations of the company and planning the schedule of deliveries and pick ups. He is also responsible for manpower resources management to radio communications network. Mr Wright
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      975 9  -  Learning to manage your time through courses could easily backfire on you, says Lucy Kellaway Lucy Kellaway FT TIME management books are like diet books. Both hold out the hope of changing your life forever: one by making you thin and beautiful, the other by
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      50 11 Reuter OSLO Two thieves stole one of the world's most famous paintings. Ihe Scream b> Kdvard Munch, from the National Gallery in central Oslo on Saturda). An art expert said that it could be a stunt linked to the start of the Lillehainmcr Olympics. Router
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      493 11  -  Shura Cherkassky's recital last week sounded as if it were being performed by two pianists instead of one. Benjamin Loh reviews the concert Benjamin Loh IT WAS no exaggeration when one critic described Shura Cherkassky's playing as eccentric. Indeed, in his recital at the Victoria Concert hall last
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    561 12 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia's proposed second airline will take off in the third quarter of the year with charter services to "exotic tourist destinations" in the region, sources said yesterday. Scheduled operations for the second airline, to be managed by Air Asia
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    35 12 Reuter MOSCOW Russian women offering their dogs for adoption in the hall of a library on Saturday. Rising inflation and prices are forcing people to give up their pets. Reuter
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    430 12 Reuter LONDON British Prime Minister John Major's troubled government suffered fresh embarrassment yesterday after a Conservative politician resigned his junior post over an alleged friendship with a young female researcher. Hartley Booth, 47, announced his resignation as a ministerial aide in a
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    307 12 Reuter DAMASCUS Syria has condemned the PLO-Israeli Cairo accord on security arrangements for self-rule, saying the deal is a "new catastrophe for the Palestinian people". Leaders of four radical Palestinian factions based in Syria also denounced the pact on Saturday and called for
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    246 12 Reuter LONDON Government cutbacks on the drugs Bill for Britain's National Health Service (NHS) are costing lives and wasting money. Premature babies, kidney transplant cases and potential heart attack victims are among those at risk from a "penny wise, pound foolish"
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    355 12 Reuter BONN Germany appeared yesterday to be heading towards its worst labour unrest in a decade after the breakdown of last-ditch talks to avert a pay strike in the key engineering sector. The leadership of the 3.6 million-strong IG Metall
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    483 12 AFP MOSCOW Russian President Boris Yeltsin is to outline the country's 1994 Budget this week and all signs indicate the new government is conceding to demands for massive state subsidies that economists warn could spark hyperinflation. Mr Yeltsin, who has remained out
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    793 12  -  The Bottom Line GARY BECKER GARY BECKER The writer, the 1992 Nobel Laureate, teaches at the University of Chicago and is a fellow of the Hoover Institution. This article is reproduced from Business Week International by special permission. Copyrighted by McGraw-Hill, Inc.
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      812 13  -  North and east China becoming more popular with investors By Schutz Lee SINGAPORE Singapore Companies are heading for Htorth and east China with Iheir money, rather than the raditional southern provnces, a trend that has become more pronounced about a year ago. A
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      710 13  -  By S N Vasuki SINGAPORE Merchant bankers and PR consultants know that when a new share issue is promoted as an "infrastructure play", it immediately grabs the attention of prospective investors. There are visions of the company reaping fat profits from billion-dollar power
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        M'sian group clinches Sydney hotel deal
        454 14  -  From Florence Chong in SYDNEY MALAYSIA'S Low Yat Group is diversifying into hotel operations in Australia. After months of negotiation, the Malaysian group clinched a deal with Japanese construction company Shimizu to buy for AS 16 million (SSIB million) a renovated office building, known
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        521 14 MBT, Reuter COLOMBO Malaysian companies can help lo raise the number of public listings on the Colombo Stock Exchange, says Sri Lanka's stock exchange chairman Viswanathar Kailasippilai. Mr Kailasippilai says Malaysian companies, equipped with advanced technical know-how, including on efficient management
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        Thailand's Vidhayakom to move into real estate
        337 14 BANGKOK Vidhayakom pic. the loss-incurring technical equipment trading company, has announced a move into real estate through a share swop that will give it a 20 per cent stake in troubled First Pacific Land pic, according to a report in The Bangkok Post.
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        CP Group to expand animal feed business in China
        564 14 BANGKOK Thai agribusiness giant Charoen Pokphand (CP) Group is embarking on the second stage of a programme to expand its animal feed business in China. A report in The Nation said last week that CP planned to have integrated production centres
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        New satellite channel for Chinese in Europe
        366 15 HONGKONG The grandnephews of Hongkong media tycoon Run Run Shaw and the London-listed media company Wilton Group are to set up a £3 million (about SS7 million) satellite television channel for Chinese viewers in Europe, according to a report in the South China
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        283 15 Reuter TAIPEI A small Taiwanese firm is posting double-digit profit growth and winning the acclaim of foreign investors in one of the computer industry's key niche markets uninterruptible power systems (UPS). Phoenixtec Power Co Ltd says it aims to become the world's biggest supplier
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        288 15 Bloomberg Business News NEW YORK Today is the tender offer deadline for Paramount Communications, yet one thing has been conspicuously absent up till now the advertisements. In many takeover battles, the bidder or the takeover target barrages shareholders with full-page ads in major newspa.pers, trying
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          114 15 Bloomberg Business News AMSTERDAM Philips Electronics NV is considering raising its stake in German electronics company Grundig AG to 50.5 per cent from 31.6 per cent by converting bonds into shares. Dutch newspapers reported last week, citing German financial daily Boersenzeiiung. The transaction will be
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          71 15 Bloomberg Business News SHELTON, Connecticut Data Switch Corp has reported a fourth-quarter loss of US$2.2B million (553.6 million), or 19 cents, reflecting a pre-tax restructuring charge of US$l.7B million. In the year-earlier quarter, the maker of data centre networking products had net income of
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          66 15 Reuter MORRISVILLE, North Carolina Computer giant International Business Machines (IBM) re-entered the direct retail marketplace last Saturday with the grand opening of its first personal computer products outlet store here. The IBM PC Factory Outlet is intended to be strictly an extension of the
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          123 15 Bloomberg Business News VANCOUVER, British Columbia Home Products Inc said last week its fiscal 1993 operating profit more than tripled because of higher sales and acquisitions. The company, which operates a chain of home-improvement stores, said operating profit in the year ended Sep 30 rose to
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          74 15 Bloomberg Business News FORT WORTH. Texas Tandy Corp said last week it would record a US$l6 million (5525.6 million) fourth-quarter gain for discontinued operations of its non-retailing groups. The electronics retailer said the gain resulted because divestiture of the business was less costly than expected.
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        388 15 Nikkei Weekly OSAKA While Japan's electronics industry desperately searches for smash-hit successors to such products as largescreen TVs and VCRs, Sharp Corp is betting its future on less-charted territory. The Osaka-based Sharp, a leading maker of consumer electronics and ofTice-automa-tion equipment,
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        174 15 Bloomberg Business News SYRACUSE, New York NEC Business Communication Systems and Bell Atlantic Meridian System? last Friday said they signed an agreement to transfer certain customers and related assets to NEC BCS (East) from Bell Atlantic Meridian. The customers are for
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        373 16 HONGKONG The promising Asian insurance industry is hampered by a lack of capable staff and the capacity to cover bigger risks, but this has not stopped Inchcape Insurance Services from creating business in Vietnam and other fledgling markets in the region. Inchcape,
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        Thai tycoon may launch hostile takeover of Interlife Insurance
        233 16 BANGKOK A Thai MP and business tycoon from Pathum Thani province is set to buy about 40 per cent of Interlife Insurance Co for 550 million baht (5534.1 million), raising the possibility of a hostile takeover. The Nation reported that Chuchart
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        320 16 AFP ABU DHABI United Arab Emirates banks are turning abroad for investment as the local market is relatively small and there are no major investment channels in the region. Overseas investments by the Gulf country's 47 banks, based mainly in the West in stocks and
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        198 16 Reuter SYDNEY Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) managing director David Murray yesterday said demand for business finance and credit in Australia has risen in the last three months. There has been a "slight increase in demand in the last three months in business
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        209 16 AP BEIJING China's yuan will hover around 8.7 to the US dollar at least through the first quarter of the year, an official newspaper predicted yesterday. The government has made great efforts to keep the yuan's foreign exchange rate stable since it adopted a
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        253 16 Reuter WELLINGTON The National Bank of New Zealand, a unit of Lloyds Bank pic, has announced an after-tax profit of NZ$l5l million (Ssl37 million) for the year ended December, up 48 per cent from NZSIO2 million in 1992. The profit reflected a strong
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        367 16 Reuter MANAMA Nigerian oil officials remained optimistic yesterday of Opec action to boost prices, following separate meetings with Saudi Oil Minister Hisham Nazer and Opec president Abdullah al-Attiyah. "The three ministers are speaking the same language. (Nigerian Oil Minister Don) Etiebet
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        260 16 Bloomberg Business News PARIS French oil company Total SA has increased its consolidated net profit to 2.9 billion French francs (***** million) in 1993 from 2.8 billion the previous year. Operating profit before tax and financial charges rose to 7.6 billion francs from
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        543 16 AFP HONGKONG Asia-Pacific foreign exchange markets closed mixed against the US dollar in a week shortened by the Lunar New Year, a three-day holiday for many countries in the region. Yen: The yen moderately gained ground in Tokyo to close the week 108.25 yen to the
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        2032 16 'Rales are the average of 9 selected banks Trade-weighted index calculated against V pore's top 14 trading partners Base year 1995 ■ANNS ABN Amro Bank NV 5% ANZ Banking Group 6 Allied Irish Bank PLC 6V» American Express Bank 6V1 Arab Banking Corp 6Vi Arab Bank PLC 6 Asahi Bank
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        617 17  -  From Neil Behrmann in LONDON SUGAR prices are rising on expectations of large buying on international markets by China and India. "The two nations will have an important influence on the market this year because of major import requirements," says Chris Pack,
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        687 17 COMMODITY WEEKLY ROUNDUP LONDON The six base metals traded on the London Metals Exchange (LME) all fell in price last week, dropping back after the prices rose sharply in the previous fortnight. Aluminium fell despite news of major reductions in output
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      1474 17 Rubber Singapore Cfudlty Eick»|t (futures dosing as at If) RSS I Contract (S cents/kg) Close Volume Open Month High Low Sett (tonnes) Interest Mar 94 000 000 137.75 275 3.025 Apr 140.00 140.00 140 00 375 5.000 May 141.75 141.75 141.75 300 6.725 Jun 142.75 142.25 142.75 300
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      4410 18 CORPORATE RESULTS N« Eara EPS Dace TV LY TY LY Company ana (Sm) (Sm) (cti) (cts) Aetna Sep 10 1 19.517 6.006 28.3 9.7 A1SB* Oct 28 P 2.09$ 0.334 2.04 0.3 Alliance Tech Sep 30 I 0.490L 0.150 0.5 Alex Hldgs Dec 3 I 12.106
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      753 18 Relative Strength Index: The RSI measures the rate at which prices move. In theory, it ranges between zero and 100. In practice however, it fluctuates between 10 and 90. RSI is calculated over a specified period, say 13 days, and is derived from the formula: 100 100/ [(up
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        667 19 FT New York SOMETIMES, stock market investors can be difficult to please. Take the cases of General Motors and Ford. These two US car makers both reported big improvements in quarterly and annual earnings last week. According to their latest results, Ford earned US$7l9
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          151 19 Australian stocks plunged to finish the week sharply lower on Friday after a big drop on New York's Wall Street knocked the confidence out of the market, analysts said. The market's key barometer, the All Ordinaries index, slumped to 2,241.4 points, 91.4 points or 3.9 per cent below the
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          121 19 The Philippine stock market continued its recovery last week due to bargain-hunt-ing, strong performances of other exchanges and the government's decision on Monday to suspend a 22 per cent increase in fuel prices, analysts said. The composite price index at the Manila Stock Exchange rose to 3,040.9 points last
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          102 19 The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) index had a somnolent week, dropping 27.47 points (1.94 per cent) during five days of extremely thin trading to close at 1,416.34 points. Average daily share volume traded was 92.3 million shares, up from 87.3 the previous week, while the average daily trading
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          83 19 Most share prices at the Jakarta Stock Exchange (JSE) fell or remained stagnant over the week as trading slowed around Chinese Lunar New Year and nervous investors pushed the index below 600 points. The JSE index, which closed the previous week at 601.934, dropped to 594.119 on Monday and
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          115 19 Stocks closed mixed in South Korea in a holiday shortened week as the government's new measures to cool the economy continued to dampen the mood of traders. The Composite Price Index closed Saturday at 917.20 won, down 25.4 points or 2.69 per cent in value from the previous Saturday.
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          73 19 Indian stock prices, moving in a narrow range, firmed up during the week on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) as investors awaited a favourable government budget. The BSE's 30-share sensitive index finished Friday at 3.991.38, up 73.81 points over the previous week's close. The 100-share national index was 37.75
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        467 19 AFP Tokyo SHARE prices lost ground on the Tokyo Stock Exchange last week, as a record economic package announced on Tuesday by Prime Minister Morihiro Hosokawa failed to boost gloomy market sentiment. Brokers said trading was relatively sluggish throughout the four-day business week as
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        Lock icon Hang Seng plunges after US rates rise
        206 19 AFP Hongkong STOCKS fell sharply in Hongkong in a volatile, holidayshortened week of trading overshadowed by a rise in US short-term interest rates. The blue-chip Hang Seng Index closed on Wednesday ahead of the Lunar New Year down 653.54 points, or 5.37 per
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        Lock icon Weak sterling, fall in Wall Street bring shares down
        341 19 AFP London SHARE prices fell on the London Stock Exchange last week, depressed by the fall in shares on the Wall Street market and the weakness of sterling. The FT-SE 100 shares index fell by 96.5 points, down by 2.8 per
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          2266 19 London Feb II Peace Industrials Argyll 254 -7 Bass -***** Coals Viydla 272 -3 Dunns 221 9 Great Portland Est 243 4/1 -5 4/8 Harrisons C rosfields 204 -8 Pearson 694 -16 Racal Electronics 208 4/8 -4 Royal Bk Of Scotland 479 -21 Scottish A Newcastle 517 -24 Sieb* 569
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          852 19 -0.56 Blue chip stocks on Friday recovered from a moming drop to close slightly lower in a session cut short by a severe snowstorm in the New York area. The Dow Jones industrial average ended 0.56 lower at 3,894.78. In the broad market declining issues beat gainers by
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          314 19 -36.37 A barrage on base metal and gold shares after commodity prices tumbled sent Toronto stocks to a sharply weaker close on Friday, traders said. "These stocks got ahead of themselves," one analyst said. "Those with the greatest downside risk are Cominco and Inco." The TSE 300 composite index
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        5728 20 Bernama A STEEP FALL on Wall Street at the end of the previous week hurt sentiment on the Kuala Lumpur share market during the two days of trading last week, with investors joining others around the globe on a selling spree on Monday. A
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        Lock icon Aborted US-Japan talks weigh on market
        1904 22  -  By Quak Hiang Whai SINGAPORE The Singapore market shrugged off an early scare last week to finish higher on thin trading. Brokers, however, hold mixed views about how the bourse will perform this week. Some brokers are wary of the market's reaction to the
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      265 18 RED-HOT STOCKS China is the investment story of the decade so investors jaded with Singapore's blue chips should look at what Chinese-controlled companies /7*BBB are doing here and in the region. dKT JBF ALSO IN THIS ISSUE; JKg Singapore's aerospace industry rides out rough weather 1994's best currencies to trade
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      332 23  -  By Ramesh Divyanathan SINGAPORE Two vessels oprned by a Vietnamese shipowner are about to be auctioned off after having been under arrest in Singapore for about 18 months. Saigon Shipping Company had failed to release its ships the Nha Rong and Gia
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      72 23 Reuter 1 MARSEILLES Ftaremen trying to extinguish a police car set on fire in a Marseilles street following clashes between demonstrators and police last Friday. Workers from the Sud Marine shiprepair yard were protesting against the firm s liquidation when the clashes occurred. On Saturday the employees
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      Lock icon Norway's Bergesen sees weak 1994 for shipping
      217 23 Reuter ipSLO Norway's biggest bourse-listed shipping company Bergesen dy A/S said last Thursday it expected another weak year in its key markets in 1994 after reporting improved, but worse-than-expected, profits for 1993. "The company expects no significant improvement in the tanker spot market
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      INDEX TO SHIPPING LINES AND FREIGHT FORWARDERS
      1116 23 x Pace Col ABC Containerize 12 5 Accord Group 8 1-3 i, Africa Container 16 4 Ahrenkiel Liner 4 1/2 15 4/5 ANL 3 1/2 •APL 5 3-5 Appenship 8 4/5 Arabian Express 15 5 JASCL 5 5 ASXCLShpg 15 2 Avant Shpg
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      Lock icon Higher fares, lower interest boost Royal Caribbean's 4th-qtr profit
      237 23 Bloomberg Business News MIAMI Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd said last week its fourth-quarter profit more than doubled because of higher passenger fares and reduced interest expenses. The cruise-ship operator said net income rose to US$lB.5 million (5529.6 million), or 28 US
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      Lock icon Problems remain at Argentine ports despite deregulation
      383 23 Knight-Ridder BUENOS AIRES More than a year after the federal government deregulated the maritime sector, most Argentine ports still remain costly, inefficient, ramshackle and unsafe. As a result, grain and oilseed handling and storage costs have not declined much between 5 to 8
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      Lock icon Thieves pinch Hongkong commodore's 12-metre yacht
      160 23 Reuter HONGKONG Audacious thieves pillaging Hongkong's yachting fraternity stole the 12metre yacht belonging to the commodore of the Aberdeen Boat Club from its mooring not far from a marine police station, newspapers said yesterday. As commodore the elected president of the boat club American
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      Lock icon Cold blast hampers shipping in North-Eastern America
      439 23 Reuter Reuter, AFP NEW YORK The latest cold blast to hit the US East Coast has hampered shipping on New York's Hudson River, slowing traffic and forcing the Coast Guard to assist heating oil barges caught in the ice. The storm, the eleventh
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        1249 24 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Record Bookini/Balance Rstts Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Period From To From Aci VkM 031A 15/0900 1 13/1500 13/1659 13/1900 2 13/1700 14/0659 14/0900 3 14/0700 14/1159 14/1400 to Jakarta 82N 15/0700 2
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      9296 32 This is a list of ships loading at Singapore for ports around the world. It tabulates, by destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore. LEGEND PN: ship calls at Penang after
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      VERITAS BUNKER QUALITY REPORT
      550 39 Cation Carbon February 3 Density Hater Residue Ash Mumram Sedrnsnt Density Water Residue Ash Akminun Sederunt M/M M/M Exxon uon KG/M*3 V/V M/M M/M PPM method KG/M*3 V/V M/M M/M PPM method 60/Canac Lints Spec E25 991 1.0 15.0 0.10 30* 0.10* EjjtOT 180 Ave JJJ
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      512 39 COURSES Title: Standard Trading Conditions (SDF 70%) Duration: Feb 22 Apr 5 Organiser: Singapore Freight Forwarders Association Tel: For more information contact SFFA Secretariat at 253-7550 or fax: 253-2303. Title: Effective Written Communication in Shipping Management (SDF 50%) Duration: Feb 22 Apr 26 Organiser: Singapore National Shipping Association
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      Lock icon To feed or not to feed?
      888 40 That is the question on the minds of major shipping lines plying between Europe and Asia Fairplay During the last ten years, deep-sea operators on the potentially profitable Asia/Europe trades have concentrated on reducing costs first, ship costs, and then landside costs. Now, with
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        Nissan hopes to regain lost ground in Thailand
        525 42 BANGKOK Nissan Motor is waiting to see if the settling of a family feud at its Thai distributor, Siam Motors Co, will help reverse its fortunes in the country. South-east Asia's most lucrative car market, according to a recent issue of the
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        Lock icon Wesco revamps operations, sees losses in 2nd quarter
        204 42 Bloomberg Business News WEST COVINA, California Wesco Auto Parts Corp last Friday announced an overhaul and said it will lose money for the second quarter. The car parts retailer said it has elected a new president and chief executive, retained a new
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        Lock icon Bonus time at Chrysler
        66 42 Reuter DETROIT Chrysler employee Cnunel Hastie had every reason to smile when he opened his profit-sharing cheque last Friday. Chrysler gave its workers the largest profit-sharing pay-out an average of U554,300 (556.880) ever made by a US car manufacturer. Behind Mr Hastie is vice-president of manufacturing
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        Lock icon ANA cuts economy seats for more room in business class
        288 42 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO All Nippon Airways, Japan's second largest carrier, has figured out what to do with all those empty seats in the economy section on its international flights. It is going to take them out. ANA said last
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        Lock icon Chunnel trekkers walk into history books
        196 42 Reuter FOLKESTONE, England With sore feet and complaints about the boring backdrop, more than 100 Channel Tunnel trekkers walked into the history books last Saturday as the first people to stroll from France to Britain since the Ice Age. The group emerged wearily from
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          Lock icon KLM to revamp corporate structure
          81 42 Bloomberg Business News AMSTERDAM K.LM Royal Dutch Airlines NV said last Friday it planned to reorganise its corporate structure and reduce the number of its divisions to two from three in order to become more competitive. The Dutch carrier said it will merge its freight
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          Lock icon Tokyo's freak of nature
          46 42 Reuter TOKYO Airport workers clearing snow off the tarmac of Tokyo's Haneda Airport during heavy snowfalls last Saturday. A freak snow storm dumped about 17 cm of snow, causing traffic accidents in Tokyo and delaying thousands of air and rail passengers. Reuter
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          106 42 Reuter AMSTERDAM Shares in transport and shipping group Nedlloyd rose over 6 per cent on Thursday morning to 83.50 guilders before slipping back as the market continued to react warmly to last Tuesday's profit forecast. Nedlloyd shares rose 12 per cent last Wednesday amid
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          Lock icon No 2nd Euroissue yet GE Shipping
          142 42 Reuter BOMBAY Great Eastern Shipping Ltd does not plan to make a second Euroissue at present, company vice-president Ravi Sheth said. "The company does not intend to make a second offering in the international markets at this point. Since it takes a considerable amount
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        Lock icon Airlines to hike fares after devaluation of CFA franc
        156 42 Reuter DAKAR. Senegal Airlines operating in Africa's CFA franc zone voted last Friday to increase fares by up to 70 per cent after last month's devaluation of the currency. Members of the Francophone Association of Air Transporters (Ataf) last Friday approved
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        AIRCRAFT ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
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        Cooperation needed for better traffic flow in Jakarta: police chief
        326 42 JAKARTA A traffic police officer said order in Jakarta's streets will not be realised as long as the public and the related municipal institutions fail to meet their obligations simultaneously and consistently. "Each one of us must meet our obligations.
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      545 37 PAKISTAN NATIONAL SHIPPING CORPORATION KARACHI BREAKBULK A CONTAINER SERVICE 5 KMAChT"™ MAKHAN MSjjg 23/02 05/03 KAGHAN 106 HW 01/03 10/03 HYDOIABAO 127-HW 10/03 2V03 BOLAN IWWW 22/03 01/ M FAR EAST CONTAINER SERVICE ONLY SIR "waT" BSfl *os 7" nag" SAACOOHA IW OW 07/03 12/03 16/03 22/03 24/03 20/03 gjjMjl
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      655 37 FORTNIGHTLY DIRECT CONTAINER SERVICE SIN TO DURBAN/CAPETOWN/ LAGOS/P. ELIZABETH VESSCL SJN DURBAN CPT LOS PELIZASCTH MUtME/102 It/02 25/02 27/02 06/03 16/03 VI ME 96 26/02 09/02 14/03 21/03 27/03 SHUN HE/101 11/03 25/03 27/03 04/04 14/04 TAO HE/82 26/03 10/04 12/04 09/04 29/04 iIAN HE/82 11 04 28/04 27/04 OS/OS
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      222 37 SjN FAR EAST 22/02 KEELUNG/KAOHSIUNG 19/02 BANGKOK 20/02 MANILA/CEBU 19/02 JAKARTA/BELAWAN/SURABAYA 21/02 PORT KELANG/PENANG/E. MALAYSIA 20/02 BUSAN 20/02 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE/NGO/OSA 20/02 HONG KONG S|N CIHNA 20/02 GUANGZHOU/HUANGPU/SHENZHEN FUZHOU/XIAMEN/SHANTOU/SHEKOU OALIAN/SHANGHAI/XINGANG TIANJIN/QINGDAO/HAIKOU also accepting LCL cargo Si EUROPE/UK 22/02 LDN/FLX/LVP/SOU 22/02 RDM/HAM/ANT/LEH/GOA/OSI/GOT/BCN also accepting cargo to Austria/ Hungary Romania Poland Bulgaria /Czech. S|N
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      810 38 Handling System Co. Pte. Ltd. 136 a 138, N«il Road, #03-00, Singapore 0208 VT7 VT7 X CFS-20, Qui Road, Singapore 2282 Tel: 02-*****28 Handling System Co. Sdn. Bhd. N0.9 Lorong Cungah, ***** Port Klang, Selangor, Malaysia 24th Floor, L'MBC' Main Building, ***** kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Handling System (HK) Co. Ltd.
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      429 38 y Conterm CONTERM FREIGHT (F.E.) PTE LTD. AUCKLAND 15 FEBRUARY (Accepting to all Haw Zealand porta) PENANG 18 FEB JAKARTA 13 FEB PORT KLAN6 18 JAN BANGKOK 13 FEB BIANILA 19 FEB NULBOURNi 17 FEB SYDNEY 17 FEB FftEMANTLE 13 FEB BRISBANE 17 FEB ADELAIDE 17 FEB 19 'ACCEPTING TO
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      568 38 This Week's Sailings Singapore I r T FIRST FORWARDER IN To: ETD To: ETD asia awarded Singapore Singapore ISO 9002 BY LRQA EVERY EVERY Bangkok SUN Jakarta SUN CID EVERY EVERY Manila SUN Ho Chi Minh FRI f: fP| S]| if EVERY EVERY l \VV5r/V|—l Colombo TUE Limassol THUR I
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      79 38 I m NIPPON EXPRESS Arrow International (Worldwide Consolidation System) WEEKLY TO: TOKYO/YOKOHAMA/NAGOYA/KAOSHIUNG/ HONG KONG/BANGKOK/KEELUNG/KOBE/ LOS ANGELES (LONG BEACHVNEW YORK/ CHICAGO/SYDNEY/MELBOURNE/HAMBURG/ FELIXSTOWE/ROTTERDAM/DUSSELDORF WE ALSO DEAL IN FCL CARGO WORLDWIDE ARROW EXPRESS (SERVICE TO MALAYSIA) MALAYSIA TRLCK CONSOLIDATION Depart Singapore DAILY to K.L. BANGI. SHAH ALAM ARROW EXPRESS BONDED CONSOLIDATION Depart Singapore
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      1167 39 0 m9VKBFBTaT crystal freight services pteltd fl Mwpom i atmiMtiWiuH amn RANfiKOK 90/9 AUCKLAND 25/2 ANTWERP 21/2 BIJ<4AN 99/9 ADELAIDE 17/2 FELIXSTOWE 19/2 wnNfi KONfi ifi/9 BRISBANE 17/2 HAMBURG 21/2 IAKAPTA 99/9 FREMANTLE 18/2 ROTTERDAM 16/2 99/9 MELBOURNE 18/2 KE§SJa 83 SYDNEY ,8/2 KAOHSIUNG 24/2 1 1 1 ■1 1,11
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      185 39 rfX/s CEYLON SHIPPING CORPN Notional line of Sri Lonko CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO UK AND NORTH CONTINENTAL PORTS «5T M "^""^T^^i^pB^nsrHs^"MnTnsoH*r| taao Bum Iftgw m;m i«/p" h/ii w/m v/u m/ 13 ii/m WWCWB 171CT1117/1? I IVM IV«3 U/M 17/U 11/ M mu at cant Uw n/c 11/n n/w a/n n/ti mam
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      295 39 CC ONDOR LINE SEMI-CONTAINERISED SERVICE EASTBOUND SCHEDULE N0.24 PORTS VOY Momrvncol BUENOS DURBAN iAIUUrTA KONfll KAOOBHMA YOKOHAMA VBSBWB AWES.** PAWONAD EKX lAUD SAUP tAAXfI MUB BAAEP 18/01 28 80/01 01/02 PCTHOOVORETB E»08 SAAED lAUP 11/01 T/8 »HW 28/01 81/01 08-08/02 14-18/02 OCKABRIST EBO7 80/01 81/01-08/02 22/02 OS-18/08 20/08 24-28/08 <4/00
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      317 40 _i VIGOUR PACIFIC LINES VESSEL VOYAGE SINGAPORE MANILA i VIGOUR SINGAPORE 9408N 18/02/94 26 02/94 VIGOUR SINGAPORE 9408 AN 21/02/94 26/02/94 EVERY^ VIGOUR PACIFIC 9409N 25/02/94 05/03/94 FRC Y ANO POWT 6<>HTAINE?6yiviCE VESSEL VOYAGE SWGAPORE PORT KLANG PENANG SINGAPORE SOCOt 1 9403N 18/02 94 20/02/94 21/02/94 PENANG IAYA 832 18
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      40 40 FULL CONTAINER SERVICE VESSEL VOY SIN JKT SERAYA JAYA 134SR 18/02 21/02 SENTOSA JAYA 190S 20/02 23/02 SENANG JAYA 164SN 17/02 20/02 ALL VESSELS BERTH AT "Wl" IN JAKARTA INDONESIA AGENT JAKARTA PT ANGGI OCEANINDO LINE TEL: *****75 FAX: *****86
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      195 40 IQSAHfIYI ON HOLIDAYS WHEN YOU SHIP WITH US /\JUUU/// BRC AKIIULK tie CONSOLIDATION SERVICES ITt: LTD M| |jll LfBSEK/U tt b lIOUM- 37 InixUm lull 02OH Tel: 22S H»2 tax 224 3343 TITIMAS SHIPPING \J TRADING SDN. BHD. TITIMAOT. KELANO (03 >*****55 (H/Liiw) Fax: 03-*****63 Tlx: MA 3MIS TISITA VESSELS
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      168 40 DLT CONTAINER LINE SERVICE TO CIREBON (WEST JAVA) Sin F Cbn 1 Cbn Sin Vessel Name Voy Eta Eta Voy Etd Eta TBN SB-19 20/02 23/02 NBH 24/02 27/02 TBN SB 20 27/02 02/03 NB 20 03/03 06/03 TBN SB 21 OS/03 OS/03 NB 21 10/03 13/03 TBN SB-22 13/03
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      223 40 JIL cosco UKC CONVENTIONAL SERVICE VESSEL PKL PNG P.O. LOADING FOR: A VESSEL 28/02 Rotterdam/An twerp CI IMA CONVENTIONAL SERVICE VESSEL PKL PNG P.G. LOADING FOR: A VESSEL 15/02 20/02 Huangpu/Guangzhou COSCO FULL CONTAINER SERVICES (FCL/FCL) EXPORT TO: CHINA/BANGKOK/HONGKONG EUROPE/CONTINENTAL WEST MEDITERRANEAN AUSTRALIA US WEST COAST PERSIAN GULF/KARACHI Please refer
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      685 40 TODAY'S TIDES (hejjht in metres) HOUR 0000 0100 0200 0300 (MOO 0500 OWO 0700 0800 0900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 1100 1900 2000 2100 2200 2300 ft 2.3 2.6 2.7 2.5 2.1 1.5 1.0 0.7 0.7 0.1 12 19 2.6 2.9 2.9 2.7 2.2 1.5 1.0
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      1028 41 I HYUNDAI I MERCHANT MARINE CO. LTD. WESTBOUND TO EUROPE BKG: *****61 VESSELS VOY I PHA WE PCO VESSELS VOY I SIN I RTM AWT* LEH* HAM BKLt FEI~| NOR MALACCA 9407 A 14/01 15/02 17/02 H. FRONTED 309W 21/02 11/03 12/03 14/03 13/03 13/03 15/03 HMM ADVANCE 038 A
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      438 41 STRAITS/ JAPAN/ STRAITS SERVICE SPECIALIST IN RO-RO HEAVY LIFTS INBOUND VESSELS Kssa xr n uc u C9SMC T9ABE9 141 11/2 M/ 2 IHSM 117 I/) )/> Mill MM 111 7/1 t/I OUTBOUND VESSELS LOADING FOR TYO/SEN SEKI AKESHI VBS PK 2«/2 LOADIN6 FOR SEN/NAG SEKI NAGOYA VH PK TTI/t PK
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      858 41 IXPOR JEDDAH/UK/CONTNENT I STORE lED HOB HWK I DAM UM •Mm Acc*ta* Cap f* ESERHIHR THAMES 21/1 M l«/ 2 VI 2/3 14/1 Ti—fhi kiR 4rßmßm, Bribsl mt (MM Ml 95/IM 19/2 21/2 9/1 12/3 14/1 19/1 BtfMrtM :M M Artwwp. MMM o*. H*Mi LA SEIE 14/147 21/2 12/1 19/1
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      68 42 ESSeI imium M.V. "GLORIA ACE" VOY. 42 Arrived Bth Febniaryl994 M.V. "ELEGANT PESCADORES" VOY. 2 Arrived Blh February 1994 Consignees of all damaged cargoes ex the captioned vessels are hereby notified that a general survey will be held on the 15th Februaryl994 0900-1200 hours at FT 10. No further survey
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