The Business Times, 9 October 1995

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    13 1 SINGAPORE Business Times WE KNOW ASIA MITA(P) 194/12/94 Monday October 9 1995 85*
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    Lock icon Nato members urged to act on land mines
    75 1 AFP TURIN, Italy Deputies of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation last night passed a motion urging member states and associate members to impose stricter limits on the use of land mines. The resolution was voted in by the Nato assembly's defence and
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    141 1 FrMay Week chM«c STII J,142.00 >21.97 KLSEComp 983.81 -16.79 Nikkei 18.306.28 *593.22 Hang Sens 9,873.90 +227.56 SET Index 1,327.44 +33.21 Jakarta Comp 496.29 +3.05 CLSA China B 830.79 -3.60 AusiAllOrd 2,098.2 -37.5 FTSE100 3,526.5 +18.3 Dow Jones 4,769.21 -19.87 Average of prine or eeMeatMvnke Singapore* 6.44 Kuala Lumpur 7.95 Jakarta
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    BG Lee explains emphasis on Suzhou project
    317 1  -  Fran Teh Hooi Ling in SUZHOU SINGAPORE companies should consider carefully before embarking on any more new industrial park projects in China, said Deputy Prime Minister BG Lee Hsien Loong. "Let us do a good job first in the Singapore-Suzhou Industrial Park After
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    Hong Leong considers SES listing for industrial arm
    637 1  -  By Lee Han Shih Diana Oon SINGAPORE After trying for a year to list its industrial arm, Hong Leong Asia (HLA), on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), the Hong Leong group is now considering the local exchange instead. Sources said the
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    Lock icon KL budget to focus on checking inflation
    306 1 Bernama NST KUALA LUMPUR Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad yesterday said that the 1996 budget will focus on efforts to check inflation and to reduce imports of unnecessary things, especially luxury goods. He said this approach was expected to reduce the cost of living
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    Privatisation yet to make huge inroads in Third World: report
    477 1  -  From Anthony Rowley in WASHINGTON BUREAUCRATS are still "in business" despite the wave of privatisation that has swept much of the industrialised world and parts of the developing world over the past decade. This is the message emerging from a
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    Japanese raise portfolio investment in S'pore sharply
    591 1  -  By Chuang Peck Ming SINGAPORE Singapore stocks were the darlings of Japanese investors last year but they did not appeal much to the Americans. The Japanese raised their net investments sharply from USS3 million in 1993 to US$526 million (*****.2 million) in the
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    Lock icon Tenaga gets green light to raise power rates
    181 1 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian power giant Tenaga Nasional Bhd is to be allowed to raise prices after an earlier application by the state electricity firm for a rate hike was rejected by the government. The New Sunday Times quoted Finance Minister Anwar
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      15 1 Business IT p g HP's network integration services Succession at the Birla group, Pg 19
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      56 1 Market Matters p g /rR > Will Anwar tackle awbunt deficit? China's state firms close to joining Snzhon project, P| 2 Wing Tai to focns on Snzhon, Pg 17 Market Matters: Will Anwar tackle current account deficit? Pg 17 IMF/World Bank annmal meetings, Pg 16 Dealers cast doubts on G-7
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      94 1 THE BEST SELLING COMPACT ZOOM esmol4o it it rout ucirun fsrumron B|i»>»»« t lIMII t»WHtI ■»l««ll»| 111 M» m| t ull «»«»Uf I Mi ll CKOCOdIt HOUSE SIMtPMf IMI ril Mltltt HI NIIIH World View: Pg 16 Growing the global economy SfMMf New Court raises ratings for S*pore stocks, pg
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  • SINGAPORE NEWS
    • Eye on the Economy
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        Lock icon Economy headed for consolidation
        332 2  -  By Anna Teo ANY concern that the economy is losing steam rapidly and seeing further erosion of its competitive edge is "slightly exaggerated", says Merrill Lynch. Singapore's economic prospects for the next 12-18 months when gross domestic product (GDP) growth is projected at 7-8 per cent
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      China's state firms close to joining Suzhou project
      345 2  -  Reports from Teh Hooi Ling in SUZHOU A FEW Chinese state-owned enterprises (SOEs) are "very close" to joining the Singapore consortium developing the massive Suzhou Industrial Park. Getting the SOEs involved as shareholders in the Suzhou project is one of the key
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      Wuxi park unveils Phase 3 plan
      303 2 Siemens Component signs on as tenant THE Wuxi-Singapore Industrial Park (WSIP) yesterday unveiled the masterplan for its phase-three development estimated to cost US$lOO million (Ssl43 million) as it signed on yet another tenant, Siemens Component, bringing the total committed investments in the park to
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      North-east MRT line not attractive to private sector: Mah
      195 2 THE private sector will not undertake a project like the proposed north-east MRT line, Communications Minister Mah Bow Tan said yesterday in response to a suggestion that the line be privatised. "The private sector will not find it attractive. But it's
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      HDB's operating deficit widens by 20% to $737.6m
      282 2  -  By Michelle Low THE Housing Development Board's operating deficit from housing activities grew 20 per cent to $737.64 million for the year ended March 31, 1995. An accounting policy change made the cost of the government's upgrading programme the second largest contributor
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      Singapore Telecom set for video-on-demand trial this year
      232 2 SINGAPORE Telecom has roped in 30 content providers for its video-on-demand trial to provide 100 hours of programming at any one time. The S2O million trial will begin before the end of the year, initially with Telecom staff and then up to
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      114 2 Save up to 4hrs to Detroit and beyond. EDITOR'S CHOICB corporation READERS' CHOICB PRODUCTOFTH6YEAR NOVELL NETWARE \lfl I 1 SINGAPORE MOST POWERFULPERiSONfIM LT. Network Operating Systems Singapore Product of the Year NOVELL NETWARE 4.1 CREATIVE TECHNOLOGY SOUNDBLASTER Client/Server Development Tools BORLAND DELPHI Switching Hubs 3COM LINKS WITCH FAMILY Routers CISCO
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      158 3 Engineered to move the human spirit. r «.-^tiMMy'*^s*. v^»<i^]frfft^W^v fiX t ,i{!« J > v Sj V IBs Mother Nature gave* man the most sophisticated mode of transport. The Mercedes-Benz S-Class merely elevated it. Long held as the pinnacle of motoring excellence, there is no dovbt it is also the
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  • SOUTH-EAST ASIA
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      Toyota, Kuo Asia get Viet approval for US$89m car assembly plant
      493 4  -  By Harish Mehta SINGAPORE Japan's Toyota Motor Corp and its Singaporean partner Kuo Asia, owned by businessman Peter Fu and his son-in-law Ong Beng Seng, have been granted a licence for a US$B9.6 million (SSI2B million) car plant near
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      Lock icon Fresh tremors cause panic as quake leaves 74 dead
      199 4 Reuter SUNGAI PENUH, Indonesia Fresh tremors caused panic yesterday at the scene of a devastating earthquake on Indonesia's Sumatra island which killed at least 78 people and injured nearly 2,000 about 24 hours earlier, officials said. A 41-member medical team, including
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      Lock icon 4 Thai telecom firms stop Indochina focus
      192 4 Business Day BANGKOK Four Thai telecom giants have suspended investment in telecommunications projects in Indochina and plan to concentrate instead on home projects, the companies said. The four United Communication (Ucom), Shinawatra Computer and Communication (SC&C), Loxley and Telecom Asia (TA) said they
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      Lock icon Vietnam close to deal on foreign debt restructuring
      215 4 AFP HANOI Vietnam is close to a deal on restructuring about USSBOO million (551.14 billion) in debt to foreign commercial banks in a move that could ease access to future overseas funding. The Vietnam Investment Review said yesterday that the State Bank
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      Lock icon Dr M visiting Peru to boost trade ties
      82 4 AFP KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad will visit Peru for four days from Wednesday with a delegation of ministers and business executives to improve trade ties with the South American nation. Officials yesterday said Dr Mahathir's entourage will include Foreign
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      Lock icon Manila to step up gas exploration
      85 4 Reuter MANILA The Philippines plans to intensify gas exploration so that in 10 to IS years some of the country's industries and vehicles will be running on natural gas, the energy department said in a report released over the weekend. Officials said the Philippines
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      Lock icon Fresh talks on Spratlys claims
      63 4 Reuter JAKARTA Rival claimants to the Spratly Islands in the South China Sea will hold fresh talks with Indonesian officials tomorrow to try to ease renewed tension over the potentially oil-rich reefs. China, Taiwan and nine South-east Asian countries agreed last Thursday in Jakarta to
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      Lock icon Ramos orders forced evacuation
      74 4 AFP MANILA President Fidel Ramos has ordered the evacuation of 100,000 people whose homes are threatened by rampaging mudflows, even by force if necessary, the Philippine News Agency reported here yesterday. Mr Ramos said the residents of Minalin and Santo Tomas and part of San Fernando,
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  • CHINA/HONGKONG/TAIWAN
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      Lock icon Jiang urges unity to ensure stability, success of reforms
      426 6 AFP Reuter BEIJING China's President, Jiang Zemin, has made a major speech to communist party leaders calling for tough measures to stabilise the country and ensure the success of economic reforms. The official Xinhua news agency yesterday published a long 12-point
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      Lock icon Beijing's major headache: a growing budget deficit
      254 6 AFP BEIJING A growing budget deficit and a decreasing proportion of state revenue in China's gross domestic product (GDP) are the main problems facing the country in the next five years, the China Daily said yesterday. China's next five-year plan the ninth covers
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      Lock icon Taiwan's forex deposits at record NT$168b
      194 6 Reuter TAIPEI Taiwan's foreign currency deposits set an all-time record for the highest single-month rise in August, gaining NTS3B.3 billion (552.03 billion) to NTS 168.4 billion from NTS 130.1 billion in Jury, local newspapers reported yesterday. The China Times Express quoted the central bank
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      Lock icon China accuses US of exaggerating trade deficit
      374 6 Reuter BEIJING China yesterday accused the United States of exaggerating its trade deficit with the country and demanded Washington take measures to rectify what it called distortions. The US says its trade deficit with China was US$3O billion (5542.9 billion) in 1994, second
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      Lock icon China planning laws to boost foreign trade
      168 6 AFP BEIJING China expects to introduce new laws within the next five years to bolster its foreign trade, an official reportedly said yesterday. These laws and regulations will cover dumping, subsidies, safeguards, foreign trade dealer qualifications, barter trade, administration of technology imports and
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      Lock icon Overseas Chinese keen on project
      66 6 AFP SHANGHAI Overseas Chinese businessmen have signed letters of intent for more than US$l billion (Ssl.4 billion) worth of projects at an investment fair here, a newspaper reported on Saturday. The Liberation Daily reported that businessmen had begun negotiations on 72 of 1,500 projects that
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      Lock icon Call to punish those who dump dogs
      48 6 Reuter TAIPEI A woman cuddling a dog in the rain during'a protest yesterday here against the Taiwan government's lack of action against people who abandon their pets and dump them on the streets. Taiwan has about 1.2 million homeless dogs. Reuter
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      Lock icon Taipei to hold low-key celebrations
      87 6 AFP TAIPEI Taiwan will hold relatively low-key celebrations for its National Day holiday this week, eschewing the traditional massive military parade in a bid to stabilise relations with China, according to analysts here. The parade has been scrapped, and Moses Pitakgka, the governor-general of the
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      Lock icon WTO: China wants real support
      96 6 Reuter TOKYO China yesterday urged members of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) forum to give real support, not just lip service, to its bid to join the World Trade Organisation. "Member economies of Apec have already expressed their support to China for its re-entry to
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  • ASIA
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      Lock icon Keating sees return of confidence in Labor govt
      484 7 Reuter Bloomberg Business News SYDNEY Australian Prime Minister Paul Keating said yesterday that political confidence in his Labor government would return along with emerging economic confidence. Mr Keating, speaking in a television interview, said economic data to be released next month would
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      Aussie PM stays cool in the face of poll fever
      465 7  -  Fraa Peter Lynch in SYDNEY ITs the election that isn't. For while Australian Prime Minister Paul Keating insists he won't go to the ballot box until early next year, no one quite believes him. Yesterday, National Party leader Tim Fischer
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      Lock icon Burning issue
      55 7 AFP SEOUL Sooth Korean women activists burning US and Japanese cigarettes at a Seoul park on Saturday The activity was oart of a nationwide campaign to boycott foreign cigarettes which account for 12 J per cent of the South Korean market with half of it attributed to the
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      Lock icon Sale of Pakistan's telecom firm delayed
      262 7 Reuter ISLAMABAD Pakistan's ambitious sale of its stateowned telecommunications company, which touched controversy when an international voucher offering turned sour a year ago, has been delayed until March. The Privatisation Commission had originally envisaged selling a 26 per cent stake to a strategic investor
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      Lock icon Hanoi to get 38b won Seoul loan
      70 7 Reuter SEOUL South Korea will grant Vietnam a soft loan of 38.2 billion won (5571.1 million) to help finance road expansion projects, the Yonhap news agency reported yesterday. The Foreign Ministry said the two countries would sign the contract on Oct 9 in
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      Lock icon Tokyo justice minister to quit
      61 7 AFP TOKYO Japan's Justice Minister Tomoharu Tazawa is to resign today, further undermining Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama's coalition but helping his attempts to clamp down on extremist sects. Mr Tazawa has said he will hand in his resignation today over a US$2 million (552.9 million)
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      Lock icon Pakistan exports seen rising 14%
      58 7 Reuter KARACHI The State (central) Bank of Pakistan said in its annual report that exports were expected to grow 14 per cent and imports by 10.6 per cent in fiscal 1995/96 (July/June). Pakistan's trade gap grew to a provisional US$6OB million (*****.4 million) in July-August
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      Lock icon S Korea highway crash kills 13
      66 7 AFP SEOUL At least 13 people were killed and seven others were seriously injured yesterday in an expressway traffic accident involving a bus and two trucks, reports said. The accident took place near the central city of Chonan when a truck jumped the expressway's
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  • THE ARTS
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      Lock icon An old-fashioned young man
      1038 9  -  American violinist Joshua Bell is more at home playing 18th and 19th century pieces than contemporary compositions, K Robert Schwarz discovers K Robert Schwarz NYT -W- OSHUA BELL was I tired and more than a bit frazzled recently. Although he is only 27, Bell, a violinist
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      New heights of communication
      500 9  -  Benjamin Loh reviews last Friday's SSO concert Benjamin Loh IT HAS been a long time since the Singapore Symphony Orchestra played with such musical finesse and rhythmic precision, but last Friday's concert with principal guest conductor Okko Karriu was testimony to the fact that the SSO's
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  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
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      931 9 1 Flavours fTnuim, 6pm, Prtew 12 highlights the reRomagna, famous for spas and food. many churches mausoleums, are H decorated in mosaic and ivory. A typical dish this region is > 'BP^# Rigatte, made from leaves, tomatoes and zucchini. MrhSainfaM, 12am, Ch 5 h Jerry tries to convince his seepthat
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  • BUSINESS IT
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      Local Web publishers doing well
      743 11  -  David Mok talks to this emerging market's key players David Mok iCAL firms that ime in early into ic Internet Web jblishing business *e making good rapitalising on the ise of the Internet ies, industry obblishers help get inies on the Interning, creating, and t>
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    • Article
      HP launches Network Integration Services
      156 11 f j EWLETT-PACKARD J—| last week re-launched its Network Integram Services (NIS) unit follow- a strategic restructuring Bt brought the company's Uioufc product support pro pionals together under the umbrella of the NIS unit. To focus only on high val-ue-added networking integration services, the NIS
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      HP's PCs follow printers, scanners into small business market
      530 11  -  Kenneth James sizes up the US giant's plan to offer a one-stop shop Kenneth James WITH the introduction of its Vectra 500 series of personal computers, Hewlett-Packard has all but Tiled ownership rights to the booming small business market that its
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      Lock icon Shopping across continents with ATM technology
      615 12  -  Scientists in Singapore were virtually in the same room with their counterparts at Geneva's Telecom '95 mega-show last week, Lee Wai Leong reports from the Singapore end Lee Wai Leong LAST week's Telecom '95 conference in Geneva was a watershed for ATM (Asynchronous Transfer
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      Going places with a freight programme
      1053 12  -  InTerView Lee Wai Leong talks to US-based Metasys founder Patrick Thean who plans to set up shop in Singapore Lee Wai Leong AT A time when most Singapore entrepreneurs are thinking of how to regional ise out of Singapore, 30-year-old Patrick Thean is doing
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      Boardroom tussle at Apple not seen to upset sales in region
      363 12  -  By Lee Wai Leong LAST week's boardroom battle within Apple Computer Inc, which resulted in the abrupt resignation of executive vice-presi-dent and chief financial officer Joseph A Graziano, should have little immediate impact on Apple sales in this region,
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    • TECH TAKES
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        ALR's Pentium upgrade kit
        48 12 SINGAPORE Computer firm ALR International has introduced Pentium processor upgrade kits specially designed for Compaq Prolinea and Deskpro 386 and 486 chip-based PCs. Prices start at $799 for a 75-Mhz Pentium upgrade, and ALR is offering clock speeds of up to 133-Mhz Pentium chips.
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        New WordPerfect Internet publisher
        53 12 SINGAPORE Novell Inc has begun shipping an enhanced version of its WordPerfect Internet Publisher for Windows, a free add-on to its WordPerfect 6.1 wordprocessor. The Internet publisher allows users to create documents on the Internet without having to learn the Internet's HTML format language for the
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        Symantec's new Macintosh software
        66 12  -  Compiled by Lee Wai Leong SINGAPORE Symantec Corp has announced its latest version of its ACT! software for the Macintosh. ACT! is a contact and calender manager. The company said the new version 2.5 allows users to synchronise information between databases, as well as transfer data
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    • It's happenin'
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        Ian Graham talks on HTML
        65 12 SINGAPORE lan Graham, the best-selling author of the HTML Sourcebook will conduct talks on "Hypertext Markup Language" on Oct 17 at Telecom's Comcentre Theatrette. He will speak on how to write good HTML documents for on-line publication. Both technical and design issues will be discussed.
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        Comdex/Asia from Oct 26
        51 12 SINGAPORE The largest computer show of the year, Comdex/Asia, will be held on Oct 26-28 at the Singapore International Convention and Exhibition Centre. Keynote speakers include Acer chief Stan Shih and John Gage, director, Science Office at Sun Microsystems. For information, please call Times Conferences at
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        Lotus Notes workshop
        29 12 SINGAPORE The Singapore Computer Society will hold Lotus Notes workshop on Oct 21 at the Hilton International. For details, please call Ms Nancy Lee at 734-6002.
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        ATM applications in Asia-Pacific
        51 12  -  Compiled by Lee Wai Leong SINGAPORE The "First ATM Asia-Pacific" conference will be held on Oct 16-17 at the Hyatt Regency hotel. Topics to be discussed include ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode) applications in the Asia-Pacific, LAN emulation and network management. For details, please call Sharon at
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      The time bomb in the office mainframe
      679 13  -  William Ang examines the dangers faced by companies with large computers that cannot look beyond 1999 William Ang The writer is is a managing consultant with IBM Consulting Group, Banking. Finance and Securities. PIONEERING systems developers have unsuspectingly placed time bombs in the
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      Lock icon Computers may be the heir apparent in chess
      725 13  -  Kasparov is moving towards another defence of his title. But will a computer checkmate the champ? Dylan Loeb Mcclain takes stock Dylan Loeb Mcclain NYT FOR hundreds of years, chess has been a game demanding a kaleidoscope of skills: memory and creativity,
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      Computer books for masses and bosses
      813 14  -  Kenneth James examines two new books that take different approaches to painless computer knowledge Kenneth James THIS holiday season, give 'em books. Computer books, that is. It's a sign of the times that in today's bookstores, books about computers look perfectly at home next
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      Internet security: how to draw the line
      516 14  -  WINDOWS OF OPPORTUNITY DAVID WELCHER The writer heads Computing Dynamics (USA), a Brooklyn-based consulting firm. He contributed this commentary to BusinesslT. IT LOOKS like not much has changed in the intervening 150 years. Just this week a California jury succeeded in digesting nine
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      First colour copier-printer from HP
      756 14  -  Claire Leow reports on Copy Jet, a combination at an affordable price Claire Leow HEWLETT-PACKARD Co is about to launch in Asia its first colour copier-printer, leveraging on its reputation in both fields. The product, called the Copy Jet, will be available in February next
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      424 14 GLOBECOM '95 13 17 November 1995 The Westin Stamford Westin Plaza lEEE 1995 Global Telecommunications Conference "Communications for Global Harmony" The prestigious GLOBECOM series of conferences has been regularly attracting more than 1,500 delegates at each of its annual conferences. This is the first time that such a conference is
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      987 15  -  Corporate change is difficult and requires care and imagination to make it less painful. Kevin Sullivan reports Kevin Sullivan Terry neill is a partner in the Change Management Practice run by Andersen Consulting, the international management group. In Singapore last month to lead a
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      EXECUTIVE MOVES
      288 15 SGS-Thomson Microelectronics has appointed Jean-Claadc Marquet as corporate vicepresident and president, Asia Pacific. Mr Marquet will be responsible for managing the entire Asia-Pacific operations. Mr Marquet graduated from the Grande Ecole d'lngenieur (ESIEE), Paris with a Masters in Engineering and Electronics Engineering in 1965. Greg Soghomoaiaa has been
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      182 15 What do today's market leaders offer their customers? (please V one) best total cost best services best total solution WORLD COMPETITIVE SERVICE Copyright 1995 All Rights Reserved Intensive 3-Day Workshop 2 Leaders ft 3 Facilitators 7 to 9 Nov 1995 Hotel Negara Singapore This workshop gives companies the unprecendented focus
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    World Bank eyes role of think tank in Apec
    436 16  -  IMF/World Bank annual meetings Fro* Leon Hadar in WASHINGTON THE World Bank wants to work closely with the Asia-Pa-cific Economic Cooperation (Apec) forum as part of its efforts to restructure its operations in the East Asia region, said senior executives of
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    IMF seeks to double members' contributions
    382 16  -  From Anthony Rowley in WASHINGTON THE International Monetary Fund plans to double the amount member countries are supposed to contribute and the amount it is allowed to borrow from them to boost substantially its financial resources. The moves, endorsed yesterday by the fund's policymaking
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    Lock icon China backs Japan on Apec's free trade plan
    244 16 Reuter TOKYO China said yesterday it would support Japan's bid to introduce some flexibility for sensitive areas like agriculture in an ambitious AsiaPacific free trade plan. "Apec's most important characteristic is its great diversity and different levels of development. It is most
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    Lock icon Police raid Italian firm Gemina
    122 16 Reuter MILAN Investment company Gemina was left reeling at the weekend by police raids which could derail its plans to create Italy's second largest industrial group. Judicial sources said 10 people connected to the prestigious firm were under investigation, including company president Giampiero Pesenti and
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    Lock icon Bonn to heed IMF's rate cut caution
    243 16 Bloomberg Business News WASHINGTON Bundesbank president Hans Tietmeyer agreed with the International Monetary Fund that German interest rates are so low that the central bank must be extremely cautious about cutting them further. Mr Tietmeyer said he agreed with a recent IMF warning
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    Lock icon UK to get tough with computer chip thieves
    124 16 Reuter LONDON Britain is to crack down on "memory chip" computer thieves who cost companies millions of pounds. Police and leading firms such as Shell Oil, IBM and British Airways have set up a joint action group to catch electronic robbers who
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    62 16 Reuter BOSANSKA KRUPA, Bosnia Heavy fighting broke out along Serb-Muslim confrontation lines in north-west Bosnia yesterday, just two days before a ceasefire is due to take effect. Bosnian army sources and eye-wit-nesses said fierce artillery and rocket duels were raging. It was not clear who started
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    141 16 AFP WASHINGTON Senate majority Leader Bob Dole is losing support in the 1996 presidential race while retired general Colin Powell, who has not declared his candidacy, is now the front-runner. About 36 per cent of 600 people interviewed for a Time Magazine/CNN poll, released during the weekend,
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    82 16 UPI NEW DELHI The Indian air force yesterday asked New Delhi residents not to throw food on the streets in an effort to prevent collisions between birds and Tighter planes during an airshow over the capital. Officials who staged the air show to celebrate the 63rd
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    83 16 Reuter AMSTERDAM The Dutch Parliament has found itself in a pickle after its restaurant replaced the usual French red wine with an Australian variant in protest against French nuclear testing in the Pacific. The decision, at the request of just one Member of Parliament, has fallen foul of
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    809 16  -  RS WORLD VEW By Kevin Sullivan IF AN economy is growing I tend to imagine all is well. Thus, I cannot conjure up the requisite professional gloom over the IMFs semi-annual world economic survey, released in New York last week. Global economic
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    273 16 Reuter LONDON A senior Conservative Member of Parliament has defected to the opposition Labour Party, dealing a body blow to Prime Minister John Major on the eve of his party's annual conference. Alan Howarth's shock move he is the first Conservative ever to "cross
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      Wing Tai to focus on Suzhou
      597 17  -  Company sets up a permanent office, plans to go into manufacturing Fran Teh Hooi Ling in SUZHOU WING TAI Holdings will concentrate its future China investments in Suzhou and intends to pump in more money there, not just in property development, but also in
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      Ipco's M'sian unit wins M$138m contract for water supply system
      294 17 SINGAPORE A Malaysian subsidiary of Ipco International has clinched a Msl3B million (5577.8 million) contract to build a water supply system for Langkawi in Kedah. Ipco Constructors Sdn Bhd, in partnership with Yayasan Amanah Saham Anak Langkawi Bhd, secured the
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      Informatics gets SES clearance to transfer to mainboard
      193 17 SINGAPORE Informatics Holdings has secured the Stock Exchange of Singapore's approval for a listing on the mainboard. Over the weekend the Ses-daq-listed computer education and training group said a circular would be sent to its shareholders in due course to inform them
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      Will Anwar tackle account deficit?
      714 17  -  MARKET MATTERS By Ho Kay Tat Government budgets are closely watched by everyone because any new fiscal measures taken whether in the form of taxes or incentives have an impact on the business environment as well as the pockets of the average person. Generally, when
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          Lock icon Tambang Timah sets IPO price
          88 18 Reuter JAKARTA Indonesia's PT Tambang Timah, which will be listed on the London, Jakarta and Surabaya stock exchanges next month, said last Friday it had fixed its offer price at 2,900 rupiah per share. Timah plans to list some 50.33 million shares on the r
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          Lock icon Yamaichi Sec doubles profit forecast
          97 18 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO Yamaichi Securities Co, one of Japan's four largest I brokerage houses, doubled its pre-tax profit forecast for the first half of the fiscal year ending in March. The announcement was the latest sign Japan's big brokerages are recovering from their worst
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          Lock icon E&O gets nod for acquisitions, issues
          73 18 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Eastern and Oriental Bhd (E&O) has received approval from the Securities Commission for its proposed acquisitions, rights and special issues. Commerce International Merchant Bankers Bhd said on the company's behalf last Friday that the purchase consideration for some acquisitions had, however,
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        Lock icon Diversified Resources set to buy govt stake in Hicom
        275 18 NST KUALA LUMPUR Diversified Resources Bhd (DRB) is believed to be buying the Malaysian government's stake in Hicom Holdings Bhd for between Msl.7 billion (***** million) and Msl.9 billion, making it the single largest shareholder in Hicom. The stake will be
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        Smith New Court raises ratings for S'pore stocks in Q4
        434 18  -  By Lee Yoke Har SINGAPORE Stockbroking house Smith New Court (SNC) Far East has raised ratings for the Singapore stock market in its fourth quarter investment strategy for the Asian region. It has raised Singapore's weighting to 17 per cent
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        Fund manager S'pore Unit Trusts seeks bigger share of market
        276 18 SINGAPORE Veteran fund manager Singapore Unit Trusts Ltd (SUT), which has been rather quiet over the years, now wants a bigger share of the unit trust market here. The company, set up in 1959, offers six unit trusts but the
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        S'pore, M'sia bourses set for rally in '97, says analyst
        569 18  -  By Shiv Taneja SINGAPORE Investors looking for a stockmarket rally in Singapore and Malaysia are going to have to wait till 1997, said J M Sassoon research director Lim Eng Hai over the weekend. Speaking at the Stock Exchange of
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        Jardine Fleming ranked top Asian broker
        194 18 SINGAPORE For the first time in six years, Baring Securities has failed to clinch the top spot in the overall rankings of Asia's top 20 stockbrokers. Jardine Fleming claimed the "crown" in the rankings drawn up by Asiamoney based on the research that the
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        Lock icon Acer's September sales surge to record high of NT$63b
        305 20 Reuter AFP TAIPEI Taiwan's leading computer maker, Acer Inc, said yesterday that its sales had hit a monthly record high of NT56.316 billion (***** million) in September, up 102 per cent from NT53.125 billion a year earlier. Its previous monthly record
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        Lock icon India to tighten takeover rules
        91 20 Knight-Ridder BOMBAY The Securities and Exchange Board of India will soon tighten existing rules on company takeovers, board chairman D R Mehta said in New Delhi last Friday. The Press Trust of India quoted Mr Mehta as sayjng: "As of now the company takeover rules
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        Lock icon Models hit with Milan lawsuit
        118 20 Reuter MILAN Supermodels Naomi Campbell, Elle MacPherson and Christy Turlington were hit with a four billion lire (553.6 million) lawsuit last Friday for alleged wrongful use of the trademark "Fashion Cafe" in Italy. Ms Campbell's agent in Italy, David Brown, called the action "a delinquent,
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        Lock icon Asia, US TV woes key concerns as Murdoch meets investors
        333 20 Reuter SYDNEY Mounting losses at Asian satellite broadcaster Star TV and a disappointing performance at Fox Television will be analysts' key concerns when chairman Rupert Murdoch addresses News Corp Ltd shareholders today. Mr Murdoch's Hongkongbased Star TV, which broadcasts in
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        Lock icon Battle looms as Aussie retailer David Jones opts for public float
        242 20 AFP SYDNEY Australia's top department stores are girding for battle with premium retailer David Jones opting for a public float which could make it an alternative choice for big investors to troubled giant Coles Myer. David Jones is a
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        Cautious mood prevails
        692 20  -  HANG SENG St INSIGHT China's current five-year plan full of generalities By Steve Vines CHINA'S dedicated band of foreign investors are a strange contradictory breed. Many sit in perches here in Hongkong, where they try to make sense of what's happening across the border. Every five years,
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        208 20 AFP SYDNEY There was very strong demand for shares in Lihir Gold Ltd, which officially lists in both Australia and the United States today, a company director said yesterday. The Australian offering was about 11 or 12 times oversubscribed when the company did final
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        Lock icon Unisys unlikely to break up: analysts
        328 21 Reuter PHILADELPHIA It was unlikely that Unisys Corp was preparing to break up, despite its latest restructuring into three separate business lines, analysts said. "I would like them to break up the company. It doesn't appear that they are going to do it," said
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        269 21 Reuter BRUSSELS A new list of European shares is to be launched today with the aim of making life easier for Europe's top traded companies. The so-called Eurolist is a brainchild of the European Federation of Stock Exchanges grouping exchanges of the
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        Lock icon TI chief sees 50% growth in chip sales in Asia
        308 21 Bloomberg Business News TAIPEI Texas Instruments Inc chairman Jerry Junkins said semiconductor sales in Asia this year could climb by as much as 50 per cent. That would surpass projected world semiconductor industry growth in 1995 of more than 35
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        Lock icon Motorola seen posting strong 3rd qtr earnings
        267 21 Bloomberg Business News SCHAUMBURG, Illinois Motorola Inc is expected to post strong third quarter earnings this week as demand for cellular phones, computer chips and telecommunication devices boosts sales as much as 27 per cent, analysts said. "I am expecting just a good
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        Lock icon Kumarbabu quietly steps out of a giant's shadow
        958 19  -  Succession at the Birla group Sudeshna Sen profiles Kumarmangalam Birla, India's biggest corporate heir Sudeshna Sen The Economic Times BOMBAY He's been called the quintessential Papa's boy, lost in the towering shadow cast by the late Aditya Vikram Birla. A crown prince
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        Lock icon The man with the Midas touch
        500 19 A look at what made the late industrialist tick The Economic Times HE WAS Ghanshyamdas Birla's favourite grandson, but he was never grandpa's boy. As a 21-year-old chemical engineering graduate from the Massachussets Institute of Technology, Aditya Vikram Birla did not start his corporate
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        Lock icon Dealers cast doubts on G-7 vow to help strengthen US$
        594 22  -  From Neil Behrmann in LONDON CURRENCY market players remained sceptical of significant central bank support for the US dollar despite a Group of Seven assurance over the weekend that it backed a stronger greenback. Foreign exchange dealers said they were
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        Lock icon Chinese back in petrochem market, but buying unlikely to lift prices
        387 22 Reuter SINGAPORE Chinese buyers have returned to the petrochemical market but are unlikely to buy enough to boost international prices, Chinese sources said on Friday. Payment difficulties and increasing domestic production would dampen imports, they said. China's pullout from
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        Lock icon Shanghai firm appoints bank for ADRs
        68 22 Bloomberg Business News SHANGHAI 1 Shanghai Lujiazui Finance Trade Zone Development Co has appointed the Bank of New York to act as depositary bank for an American depositary receipt (ADR) programme. ADRs are issued by a US bank and traded as domestic shares. The
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        Lock icon US business loans fall by US$1.57b
        52 22 Reuter WASHINGTON Commercial and industrial loans on the books of US commercial banks, excluding acceptances, fell US$l.57 billion (SS2.2S billion) to U*****.37 billion in the week ended Sep 27, the Federal Reserve said. Including acceptances, loans fell US$l.5B billion to U*****.93 billion, the Fed
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        Lock icon Indian firm to launch mutual fund
        83 22 Reuter BOMBAY India's Shiram Asset Management Co Ltd is planning to raise about 300 million rupees (SS 12.6 million) in its upcoming mutual fund which will aim to invest in the country's secondary equities market, a senior official said. The fund, which opens on
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        Lock icon Salomon Brothers executive quits
        52 22 Bloomberg Business News NEW YORK Salomon Brothers Inc lost another managing director as the head of its high-yield bond sales group quit, a spokeswoman for the firm said. Mark Field, 45, quit "to pursue other interests," the spokeswoman said. Mr Field wasn't available for comment. Bloomberg
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        Lock icon Another Daiwa trader hid losses: paper
        139 22 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO A trader at a New York trust bank affiliated with Daiwa Bank Ltd hid US$lO million (Ssl4 million) to USSIS million in trading losses in ways similar to those used by Daiwa Bank Ltd trader Toshide Iguchi to hide US$
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        Lock icon German savings banks see threat in Postbank sale proposal
        288 22 Reuter WASHINGTON German savings banks said they were concerned they could face a competitive threat from the planned sale of state-owned German Postbank. Germany's largest commercial bank, Deutsche Bank AG, German postal delivery group Deutsche Post AG and Swiss reinsurance group
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        Lock icon HK okays PCBC's 1st branch outside China
        369 22 South China Morning Post HONGKONG The Hongkong government has announced that the People's Construction Bank of China (PCBC) has been granted a banking licence to conduct business in Hongkong the bank's first branch out of China. PCBC, established in China in 1954, is
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        Fund managers eye S'pore rubber futures
        391 22  -  US and European managers reassured by Sicom's transparent rules By Siow Li Sen SINGAPORE Fund managers from the United States and Europe are eyeing Singapore's rubber futures to tap into new avenues for their investments. One Japanese rubber broker based in Singapore confirmed: "My
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        540 23  -  sncx wtoav roundup By Yumiko Iijima MMS International SINGAPORE The US dollar was narrowly mixed against majors last week, with the USS-yen closing in Asia on Friday around 100.00 yen. Forex activity was calmer, as buying momentum slowed following the previous weekend's meeting of EU
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        657 23 COMMODITY WEEKLVROUNPUP-; AFP LONDON Hurricane Opal sent oil markets surging last week, amid fears that US installations in the Gulf of Mexico could be damaged by its devastating winds. However, the market later lost many of its gains on rumours that Iraq
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      753 24 Relative Streagth Imitx: 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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        Lock icon October jitters and earnings concerns weigh down Dow
        733 25 NswYorfc UPI WALL STREET started out the fourth quarter last week on a shaky footing. Aside from the fact that the dreaded month of October kicks off the year's final quarter, Wall Street was also bedevilled by persistent worries about upcoming third
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        Lock icon Footsie gains on continued takeover activity
        302 25 LomIM Profit-taking puts an end to five-session winning streak AFP CONTINUED takeover bid activity helped the London stock market make a modest gain last week, which would have been greater except for a drop on Friday that put an end to a five-session winning
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        Lock icon HK disappointed as index fails to cross 10,000-level
        338 25 Hongkong Reuter THE blue-chip Hang Seng Index disappointed investor expectations last week by failing to break through the key 10,000level but most analysts said it would surpass the mark by yearend. "I am hard pressed to see anything negative at the moment,"
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        Lock icon Nikkei up, thanks to support from foreign investors
        279 25 Tokyo AFP JAPANESE share prices gained ground on the Tokyo Stock Exchange during the week, supported by gains in futures prices and moderate buying by foreign investors. "Foreign investors continued to chase selected issues," a broker said. The Nikkei Stock Average rose
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        Sydney
        71 25 AUSTRALIAN shares closed 37.5 points last week amid anxiety ahead of key US economic data and a cfucial Group of Seven (07) meeting in the United States, brokers said on Friday. "It was a pretty quiet day on volume at the lower end of the scale," said a broker.
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        Manila
        99 25 Philippine share prices rose 0.4 per cent last week, as btnain hunting followed a sudden downturn midweek caused by the release of double-digit inflation figures for September. The PSE Composite Index ended the week 11.52 Points higher to close on riday at 2,640.77. Average daily volume dropped 69.4 per
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        Bangkok
        78 25 The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) closed the week up 33.21 points, or 2.6 percent, at 1,327.44 points after enjoying a technical rebound from weeks of gloom and amid signs of government support, broken said. The average daily turnover was 47 million shares, a slight increase over the 39.5
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        Jakarta
        92 25 The Jakarta Stock Exchange closed the week higher with some large capital slocks rising in a technical rebound, but with investors still cautious and with selling pressure ahead of a series of initial public offerings (IPOs) due this month. The Composite Index dropped early in the week, but climbed
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        Seoul
        99 25 South Korean share prices rose 2.1 per cent during the week as institutional investors resumed buying after a wave of "book-dressing" selling over the last few weeks weeks, analysts said. "As their six-month financial report was completed by September 30, institutional investors resumed buying, especially big-capital shares in a
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        Taipei
        70 25 Taiwan share prices finished 0.1 per cent lower on Saturday. "Investors are changing their holdings following Friday's rally, said an analyst. The Taiwan Stock Exchange Weighted Price Index edged down 6.61 points to close at 5,207.12 points, against a sharp gain of 113.26 points on Friday. Turnover dropped with
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        105 25 Share prices rose on an upbeat Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), despite a truncated trading week. The 30-share BSE Index gained 105.16 points to close the week on Friday at 3,598.37 points. The National Index, tracking 100 shares, rose 52.08 points to 1,637.97 points. The stock exchange was closed on
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        703 25 +&50 STOCKS closed narrowly mixed on Friday after the much-awaited September employment report failed to provide a clear direction of the economy and interest rates, leaving investors still concerned about earnings. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which rebounded 22.04 points on Thursday, edged ahead 6.50 Kints to 4,769.21
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        303 25 -4.33 STOCKS finished mixed as invest<frs grabbed profits late in the session before heading off for the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. The TSE-300 Index fell 4.33 points to close at 4,495.44 on volume of 49.9 million shares valued at C 5678.4 million. However, advancing stocks still outnumbered declines 369 to
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        6791 26 AFP KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian shares plunged 1.6 per cent last week as most investors chose to stay on the sidelines and wait for leads when the 1997 budget proposals are announced on October 27. "There are indications the government may introduce credit
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        1930 28  -  By R Sivanithy SINGAPORE Stock markets, it seems, always need something to worry about, and ours is no different. Last year and for at least the first six months of this year the worry was over an overheating US economy and the
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      117 23 A quick look at the markets. For Financial News, call 1900-913-0001, at 30 cents a minute. A WELL BALANCED BUSINESS LUNCH Two or three course business lunches with tea or coffee from $15.50. fl Z AHifi -•ulL^ olio dOme a The art of fine food, coffee wine continues at 02-00
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      258 28 THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP.St IBM LEOM HOLDM6S PTE LTD frill II Mi At a general meeting of KENG LffINbHOLDWGS PTE LTD duty convened Md hold or Km 48i day of October, 1995 the following spociol resolution was passed: SPECIAL RESOLUTION That the Company be wound up voluntvNy pursuant to section
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      519 29 Contributed by Simpson Spence Young MOST of the activity on the sale and purchase market this week has been of a relatively low capital nature and has predominantly involved older bulkcarrier tonnage from capesize down to handy. With the large number of capesize units due for delivery from
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      480 29  -  Fran Alan Boyd in BANGKOK UNITHAI Line, the Thaibased freight carrier, will double capacity of its shipyard at a cost of 300 million baht (5517.1 million) to pave the way for larger bulk cargo vessels. The second stage of the firm's
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      367 29 SINGAPORE Citing the work done by the Singapore Organisation of Seamen (SOS) for its members, Minister Without Portfolio Lim Boon Heng said last Friday that as a final alternative Singapore workers need to learn new skills to cope with
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      70 29 AFN MANILA Global Equities Inc said it has withdrawn from a shipbuilding joint venture project with Samsung Heavy Industries Inc in Subic Bay freeport zone. Global Equities also said in its statement recently that "it was the best interest of the company to withdraw from the
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      136 29 AFP SEOUL South Korea's Halla Group last week signed a joint venture agreement to inaugurate a weekly passengercontainer ferry service between the southern port of Pusan and Shanghai in December. A Halla spokesman said group chairman Chung In Yung signed the contract in Shanghai
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      93 29 AFP SEOUL A ferry service linking Inchon port on South Korea's western coast and the Chinese port of Dalian opened on Saturday. A first ferry on the new sea route left Inchon at 6.30pm (0930 GMT) Saturday, a spokesman of the Inchon maritime and port
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      328 29 SB 'OOP Oct 6 S$ Vol CWT Distribution 1.49 -0.01 168 Chuan Hup Holdings 1.25 unch 948 Cosco Investment 1.96 -0.02 82 Far East Levingston 6.30 +0.05 251 Freight Links Express 0.76 -0.01 54 GB Holdings Ltd 1.06 +0.01 260 Hai Sun Hup Group 0.94 +0.005 203 Hitachi
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      737 29  -  POCKYiWP A fortnightly review of the shiprepoir scene By David Hughes YOU would think that now is not a good time to be building new shiprepair yards, or breathing new life into old ones. There is very little sparkle in the repair
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      913 30 Sad litany on the ocean wave sparks US Coast Guard review of safety standards Fairplay HE summer of B 1995 will not be quickly forgotten in I terms of cruise ship -JL. accidents and stomach upsets, although the travelling public appears to be much
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      285 30 Fairplay SEVERAL more incidents of food poisoning among cruise ship passengers this year have served to keep sanitation at the top of management priorities. About 225 passengers on Celebrity Cruises' 1,600-passenger Horizon were stricken with gastrointestinal illness on a cruise between New York
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      514 30 Page ABC Corn 16 ANL 3 APL 12 Able 7 Accord 8 Ahlers 6 Ahrenkiel 4 Appenship 4 Arowana IS Astro 8 Austral 9 Avant 6 B'tang Mas 8 BSA 9 BTL 16 Bangladesh 12 Batamindo 7 Bengal Br IS Blue Star 9
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      10179 38 This guide lists the sailing destinations from Singapore. The first date indicates the ETA at Singapore fallowed by the ETA at the destination. The page number refers to the location of the schedule advertisement. cn in MmiiMr vmmi voyage ML 0««'» to-e >um« r
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        455 47 v——' Voy Wo Bfth Arrival Departure Batam I 23/95 J1 alongside 09.10/0700 BT) Saiat 39/95 J1 alongside 09.10/1500 ©T) Tenaga Muda 13/95 J1 alongside 09.10/0700 «T)Yana Jaya 2/95 J1 alongside 09.10/1500 Aeean Glory 15 J8/9 alongside 09.10/0600 Cape Breton 9/95 J4 alongside 09.10/1800 Green Pine 2 J5
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        GLOBAL HOLIDAYS
        183 47 OCT 9 Caaada: Thanksgiving Day. Ecuador Holiday. Israel: Feast of the Tabernacles (Sukkoth). OCT 10 Japaa: Physical Culture Day. Kcaya: Moi Day. Taiwaa: National Day. OCT 12 Bnutt: Our Lady of Aparecida. Chile; Columbus Day. Coata Rica: Discovery of America. Ecaador Holiday. El Salvador Discovery Day. Hoadaraa: Discovery
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        488 48 UPI HONGKONG Sino-British negotiators finalising the details of Hongkong's 1997 return to Chinese rule forced Taiwan's national carrier, China Airlines, to drop the Taiwanese flag from its aircraft so it could continue flying to Hongkong after 1997, a local newspaper said yesterday.
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        57 48 SINGAPORE All Nippon Airways (ANA) has become the first Asian airline to take delivery of the Boeing 777. Shown above is ANA's first 777 as it flies over the Boeing's Everett plant in Washington. The airplane, equipped with a Pratt and Whitney PW4074 engine, is designed to
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        149 48 Reuter JAKARTA A senior official of state-owned flag carrier Garuda Indonesia said the airline planned to go public in 1997, the official Antara news agency said yesterday. "The project is aimed at reducing the airline company's dependence on the government," Kussuyono, Garuda's deputy
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        Lock icon M'sian used car dealers profit from selling new Proton cars
        386 48 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Used car dealers, particularly those operating in the Klang Valley, are reaping huge profits not. from selling used cars as stipulated in their business licence but by selling new Proton cars, the demand for which has been
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        185 48 Reuter LONDON British cut-price air travel pioneer Freddie Laker says he is targeting Good Friday, April 5, 1996, as the start-up day for his planned new trans-Atlantic services. "The first route will be Fort Lauderdale (Florida)-London Gatwick," he said in a
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        372 48 Reuter TAIPEI Taiwan is ready to drop a ban on air links with mainland China to enable Air Macau to fly between Taiwan, the Portuguese colony and China, an official of the Civil Aeronautics Administration said last week. There are no direct flights
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        72 48 Reuter NEW DELHI Lufthansa Cargo of Germany will hold 40-per cent equity in a joint venture with India's Ashok Leyland to launch an independent cargo airline in India, Lufthansa said. "The new venture, to be promoted by Ashok Leyland, the flagship company of the Hinduja
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        Lock icon Volkswagen builds new Brazil factory
        90 48 Bloomberg Business News SAO PAULO Germany's Volkswagen AG yesterday began construction of a factory it hoped would increase its participation in Brazil's truck market by 30 per cent over the next five years, the company said. The USS2SO million (***** million) truck and bus factory,
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        90 48 AFP JOHANNESBURG Cut-price South African domestic airline Phoenix Airways has applied for provisional liquidation and suspended all flights, radio reports quoted the directors of die company as saying. The airline, which flew from Johannesburg to Cape Town and Durban, was thought to be in
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        122 48 Reuter MANILA A single-engine Cherokee private plane and a car collided at Manila's domestic airport in the latest of a number of bizarre accidents to occur at Philippine runways, officials said yesterday. Neither the car's woman driver nor people aboard thtf plane were hurt in
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        355 48 Reuter BRUSSELS The European Union and Japan have agreed to cut the 1995 quota for Japanese imports of cars and light trucks from 1,105,000 to 1,071,000 due to slower growth in car demand in the IS-nation bloc, a European Commission official said.
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      958 37 f sSESSSESt&MM pacific international lines (pte) ltd I 140 Cecil Street, #03-00 PIL Building, Singapore 0106. CR NO **********06 v—aßL VOV am ca«B jib hoo jao aoj Aoa fzu aww am KOTA MRAMt *****34 10/10 14/10 21/10 aa/10 20/10 S4/10 1/11 4/11 7/11 a/11 KOTA WVJAVA «MA«IP 10/10 24/10 1/11
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      1559 40 AS AGENTS: "T UNI (WKWOM) FT« LTD (CHI«H2»IOTMV»bITRE6IC: IBWI7MMI THj *****77 TELEX; K/WAKIRS23I6S FAX; *****1&7/&S I W T lkf 1? MALAYSIA: K" UNI MAMTMI (MALAYSIA) lON BHD vLb JS# TEL SA *****00 PK *****75 PEN 2282G20J8 *****01 PGU*****256 NOONESJA; P.T. SAIUNA LAUT MTVMNUSA, TEL JKT *****06 f iwr i >»i«m
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      249 40 US <Lm!tsiaip KAWASAKI KENKAI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. JAPAN/ HONG KONG STRAITS »'por» P.Qudang P.Kalang Nmm MOTHER LMHT VM 111) I*ll OIUENT QUEEN V2J 11/11 HAZEL ACS VI 12/11 14/11 MOTHER HOPE *17 21/W 2VM teranovi tin i vm SPORE: AB SHIPPING PTE LTD TEL *****06 £9 U 0207-*****40/*****51 TtGA PIN*
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      1207 40 19 l£Ffa ROAD #02-01 Ml WH MtDIHG SINGAPORE *****4 mm K« nnnoiiuom CUSTOM! SBtYKI 225-1-225 DOCUMBfttnON FAX 224-0-444 HM MB GOCRJU.UNE 225-M44 GMBALFAX 221-4-W2 k We Carry Your Confidtnct <" m i MMMHimieta esMMAOA my nrarTi»■!'■!'in IiMTI w nwn,n ISMIINM W««wM WUBIIWWIww gwggg ngTWTIgTg rgTg lo*lMMrwla* I* I m I
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      367 41 (AMUYIMT) URIHUIYOFMOL) Official kg** oft (MA A AIRFREIGHT) 9CdDIKKC TMMNRMM W MAIN LINE: *****72 rri,w,ATWai£ ,PtDmOH DIRECT CONSOLIDATION TO KM\ OGDOA AT USD 80.00/RT++ SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR ABOVE 5 CBM TRANSIT TIME: 10 DAYS FREQUENCY: FORTNIGHTLY OCEAN CARRIER La FQ BL FOR BOOKINGS PLEASE CALL TEL *****72 *****49 ZURAIMI, VASAHTHY,
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      1718 41 Nedlloyd lirei TWICE WEEKLY TO EUROPE U |f[fl I Pee <F) Pgu <F) Sin Ptag Jmi Son Uh Rtai Naei Mi Mall| 1 a._,]i NLL ASIA /3405 06/10 08/10 10/10 IVIO 20/10 29/10 31/10 02/11 03/11 01/11 NLL HONSHU /438S 17/0 9 20/09 18/09 iT/lfl NU NORMANOIE /1405 12/10 12/10
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      363 41 W SUNSHIP AGENCIES PTE LTD 20 McCallum Street *16-01/03 Asia Chambers Singapore 0106 Tel: *****22 (10 Unas) FAX: *****05 CR No.: *****8 *****R Y.S.N. LINEb |J^|H.| T|J,|.I|J!|.|IIJI|.|I|JI4,J.|.|LJJJJ I|I|J.M VOKL m HONGKONG SMMrani URJH PEHAMG Ww *A Ijy Wfmi Ort—ttl»—rtM 7 UNrt 11-UH aw o» ownwi m hNrt 11-14/n inyit i7-wi»
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      1236 42 ugmsnaasm THB WHKfI ARRIVAL: NEXT WEEK'S ARRIVAL: w* OOMMf VESOELS WOT n» EXOMNH MR MBMUW MM MOCT IMM TOKYO OAT MM MOCT I.«m JWMOM IMI MOCT IMN NEPULK MY JIU MOCT 1.4270 MStMVOHMMM Mil MOCT 1.40N MM 4LOECMU Mil MOCT CMOMMOM MM MOCT 1 MM MMWMM MM 17 OCT *****
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      618 42 TO E. CANADA US ATLANTIC US GULF IfiSSJEL— |XS?* I n*""* N.YORK NORFOLK N. ORLEANS SAVANNAH TAMNCO HOUSTON 2?2 22SX ®5F ***** taoec <»°bc isocc sooec SJKUJSS? S2J2S2 222 is ««*c «oec 2»oec as Dec as jan os jan HOCQHOUKE 0632 2V28 NOV JIS NOV OS JAN 12 JAN 15
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      380 42 I VpD PHILI-OniCNT LTD ®TEL: *****00 (16 UNES FAX: 22gg67C/*****38 AUCKLAND, WEUJNOTON, LYTTLETON, 120CT CI WWTCHURCH. NEW PLYMOUTH I" LONDON, FBJXSTOWE, LE ROTTTOAM HAMBURG, ANTWERP I AND ALL MLAND OESTMATIONS WTTMN EUROPE 16 OCT I KoarTOiwOkOeAKJ^^^^^^^^^^^iJocrlt BUSAN, MAMLA, BANGKOK, PKELANO, MOCT > PENANQ, H. KONQ AND ALL CHB4A PORTS 16
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      697 43 ACCEPTING ICL CARGO TO Singapore DtjfktHm (TSduhtdn Sdhmlhy first forwarder in H*3HSS frwr Ylfiwum EvsrvMEv ASIA awarded £itEsr —&IZL BOWB,VIJ w W* —jrpjft r ___cb. SSL b!3, est i &%r i siS jrl far ttwff &t ymt sink*- _jbu Chris T§ Dtth *****64 wternatmnaliea fhooht amsa WO: 2771 05S Fax*
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      301 44 A- Singapore Soviet Shipping jm Co. Pte. Ltd. GR NO: **********0N BOMBAY/COCHIN Ivnin VOY I «N I BOM coc KOTA MUTtAAA MUTOS7 WW St/ 10 MtKMAMK KUfUMO MKKJN IS/10 17/10 04/11 XOUK OCMM 410 tt/W SI/10 [WAQLOWY OUWtt _WJ£_ HAIPHONG SERVICE \ymmm. 555 «N hph WW——ol IVK) It/10 kunuk mm
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      122 44 SIM FAR EAST 17/10 KEELUNG/KAOHSIUNG 15/10 BANGKOK 15/10 MANILA/CEBU 15/10 JAKARTA/BELAWAN/SU RABAYA 15/10 PORT KELANG/PENANG/E. MALAYSIA 15/10 BUSAN 15/10 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE/NGO/OSA 15/10 HONG KONG SIM CHINA (+B*±**n) 15/10 GUANGZHOU/HUANGPU/SHENZHEN FUZHOU/XIAMEN/SHANTOU/SHEKOU DALIAN/SHANGHAI/XINGANG TIANJIN/QINGDAO/HAIKOU also accepting LCL cargo SIM EURQPE/UK 15/10 LON/FLX/LVP/SOU 16/10 RDM/HAM/ANT/LEH/GOA/OSL/GOT/BCN also accepting cargo to Austria/ Hungary/Romania/Poland/Bulgaria/Czech. SIM USA/CANADA 16/10
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      318 44 I STAR SHIPPING AGENCIES (S) PTE LTD Aonm nit ZIM CONTAINERSERVICE GOiO STAR LINE LTD SITH SHIPPING CORPORATION TELEPHONE: 770-UU (8 UNES) FAX: *****70 Ms *****H (HAMTONC) (01 M. **********0-i) N. AMtIKA/CAI—IAM SBVKB VBM |WT|M|l—■ 111 IffT M UK 1 OMAUMMHtU m If/II Z.KKAIH IS/11 H/ll 11/11 11/11 »/1l /Lvissa
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      663 44 111 VESSEL VOY TIGER CAPE 372N 09-10/10 15-18/10 23-24/10 I TIGER ISILAND 373N 12-14/10 18-22/10 MM I TIGER BROGE 374N 16-17/10 22 25/0 30-31/10 I TIGER BAY 375N 19-21/10 25-29/10 02-***** I TIGER CAPE 376N 23-24/10 2901/11 0607/11 I TIGER ISLAND 377N 26-26/10 01-06/11 08-11/11 I II VESSEL VOY SIN
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      402 45 FULL CONTAJMMR URVlC^ftolS^ll^^NAD«tA^^ VESBEUVOY ETA SM ETA MAA PNAVDMSK V.27 10-11/10 18-18/10 TK»ER CAPE V.J72N 10-11/10 18-18/10 TKJEH MLANO V.173N 12-11/10 17-18/10 KOTA JASA V JSAOM 12-11/10 17-11/10 SEA MAOON V.OMQOTI 11-14/10 18-18/10 PMVOLVEVJS 14-11/10 1 *-20/10 TKJER BMOOE V.J74M IS-IT/10 21-22/10 KOTA HACHAN V MACO7S 1 *-11/10 25-2VIO PRAVDMSK
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      253 45 NiO SHIPPING WEEKLY CONSOUDAnON SERVICES LOADING fttm Sfaoapara Od Nav b For bit Parts kngkok 11/14/15/11 Hongkong 10/13/17/20 ImllMjng/bafcMig) 12/1 J/19/20 »w«n 10/13/14/11 Jokorto 10/14/17/21 Hophong 13/14/11/21 HoOiMtfi 11/11/25 1 lb laAai Safe (aotioaot Karodi 13/20/27 3 lomboy/Kodra 13/20/27 3 CM* 13/20/27 3 Grioa Parts Engong Mm Shanghai Koran Aailrala
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      649 45 VMWt VOYAOI IXCMAMOI lUII |UM) H I II CALIFORNIA MERCURY 72W *7? 1.430t I El B| NEPTUNE DIAMOND 28E 28E 1 IMP 1 uw ■1 EB AMBASSADOR BRIDGE WW 62W 1 4399 1 4398 II m 708 1 4606 ***** H II n PIYA BHUM 09W 10E ***** 1 4345
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      496 46 SINO IXPRISS SHIPPING |PTI) LTD. V M M I 11 COLLYER QUAY *06-01 THE ARCADE SINGAPORE 0104. J TEL: *****00 (4 LINES) FAX: *****08 TLX: R*****1 SINOEX BINOTRAMS SMAHOMAI (CONTAINER SERVICE) SIH/HKQ/BHAI 3'PORE HKQ SHAI VESSEL VOY ETA FTP ETA I ETP ETA I ETP CHANG YUG 9600/9610 12/10 I£l£
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      629 46 IMIQHTAINEIMNmHC SSH Afrti: mCHBS WIRE: flOTfltl (24 UNES| wowo, (ooq I-IXW- J WMOHHIHHIIM 58U:(094)*****9 MAN1LA:(939)*****91 BANGKOK; (982)*****97 SURABAYA: (31)*****0 B.KILAHQ: (03) *****77 JKT: <21)*****07 MDH: (31) ***** BOWDUMQ;(M)49BBBW I ASIA HKG/IWN/BKKI GENOA/EUROPE I PEN PKL SIN DAILY RECFMMB SIN 04/10 05/10 06/10 HKCVBKM(E£AHH SH2 ?™2 06/10 07/10 08/10 HKG/BKK/KEE/KHH mno
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      163 46 iff MFL SHIPPING (INTL) SSSff PTE LTD SUBSIDIARY OF HAI SUN HUP GROUP FCL/LCL CONSOLIDATION SERVICES HOT UNESi *****42/348 VESSEL VOY ETA (SIN) KSTHUIIOH ASIAN POLLUX 390 10/10 TYOAOK/OSA. OOCL CALIFORNIA 02E 10/10 ~HKG NOKWEUE 004N 11/10 BUSAN ALLIGATORMIRACLE (111 IS/10 NGO ASIAN PEGASUS 400 IS/10 TVO/VOK/OSA WAN HAI 216
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      107 47 PMUMI KRIS Skipping Pt. Ltd m motion KmTfctftwsw ■■iu *****7* Fax: *****77 vnsa vor rami vbsei vot nosrao OSMAOUU fSII 14.10.1W OB NOW fsff 14.10.1ff5 CUKAOUOK fS4I ll.lo.lffS IBS MEMO fSSf 23.10.1ffS i MMwrnii i mm i.. i H^HKi vosa vor rasrai vbsb vov mra OUNGA PBUGA fS4) 1f.10.1ff5 MMttFBMA
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      68 47 ©NIPPON EXPRESS (WocWwid# ContoJidotion Syslsm) FIXED WEEKLY DEMRTURE ft ARRIVAL TO: Arrow U.SJL IRffnfVl- (KfIMNH iMMiHU IVBT WMMT u> g9BL raaacMO IVBT TSHBAT Arrow Europe (17 DAYS TRANSIT ONLY) MIHHIf W rorraa ■wUlUifl ran wmur mrusMMM ran iwsmt WW msfotf ran inbsmt EnßonnMa ran 9mmy Alm cwt* «l IM pataH
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