The Business Times, 13 October 1995

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    11 1 Business Times WE KNOW ASIA MITA(P) 194/12/94 Friday October *****5 85<t
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    Lock icon Dow up 16.26 points
    78 1 Reuter NEW YORK Wall Street stocks extended their gains yesterday as investors continued to seek bargains in battered technology shares. "It feels like the market has stabilised," said Charlie Crane, director of research at Spears Benzak Salomon and Fairell. At 2 pm EDT, the Dow Jones
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    157 1 Tkanday Cfcaagc STII_ X136.02 +7.06 KLSEComp _961.94 +3.14 Nikkei 17,971.40 +80.21 Hang Seng ...9,685.14 +S0.08 SETIndex 1,323.26 +0.26 Jakarta Comp ........494.32 +1.76 Manila Comp J,599.80 +10.98 Taipei WPf 5,108.93 -56.43 Seoul Comp. 1,016.66 +5.66 Bombay BSE30 ...3,558.65 -13.57 CLSA (Sina B 825.22 -0.43 Aust All Qrd —2,078.4 +9.8 FTSE 100
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    Scotts reveals $5m payment for land deal in India
    471 1  -  Disclosure is a surprising turnaround from position a day earlier Br Shiv Taneja SINGAPORE In a surprising turnaround from its position a day earlier, property and hospitality group Scotts Holdings revealed yesterday that it had made payments of $5,077 million to
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    Lock icon More commercial space, housing to liven up Tg Pagar
    618 1  -  Br Michelle Low SINGAPORE The languishing Tanjong Pagar area may finally come to life as a commercial hub under a new Development Guide Plan for the downtown core area. The revised master plan proposes to create 1.2 million sq m of
    Source: URA  -  618 words
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    Save up to $4,553 with BA, Qantas common ticketing system to Europe
    451 1  -  Agnes Wee SINGAPORE Passengers flying to Europe on British Airways and Qantas and making multiple stopovers (up to a maximum of Ave), can save up to $4,553 on their tickets from Nov 1 under a new common ticketing
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    Lock icon Insider selling hits record levels, sparking Wall Street caution
    327 1 Bloomberg Business News NEW YORK Insider selling by company executives and officers is on the rise, reaching record levels in August, signalling caution about the future of a stock market that's near a record high, analysts said. The pace at which
    Bloomberg Business News  -  327 words
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    Proposed duty refund for tourists a fillip to KL economy: analysts
    410 1  -  Fraai Ho Kay Tat in KUALA LUMPUR GIVING tourists a refund of the duty on imported goods they buy when leaving Malaysia will not only boost Kuala Lumpur as a shopping haven but help achieve larger economic goals, analysts
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  • SINGAPORE NEWS
    • EYE on the ECONOMY
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        Lock icon Motor mania hits the skids
        330 2  -  By Christopher Tan VEHICLE registrations for the year to August showed a noticeable slump against the same eight-month period the previous year. A total of 36,048 units consisting of passenger cars, taxis, commercial vehicles and motorcycles were put on the road up to August this
        Source: Registry of Vehicles  -  330 words
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      NTUC Income, ATD to build underwater world in China
      232 2 NTUC Income Insurance Cooperative yesterday signed a joint venture agreement with listed Alliance Technology and Development (ATD) to build, develop and manage an underwater world in Nanjing, China. NTUC Income will have a 40 per cent stake and ATD the rest
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      Lock icon POSBank HQ to get off the ground at last
      327 2  -  Plans for Robinson Road site to be announced at the end of next month Diana Oon WORK ON the site of the Post Office Savings Bank's new headquarters in Robinson Road has finally begun. Demolition contractors have torn down the former
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      PM Goh to attend UN's 50th birthday meeting
      107 2 PRIME MINISTER Goh Chok Tong will attend the special commemorative meeting of the United Nations general assembly in New York on Oct 22-24 to mark its 50th anniversary. He will address the general H. win also snwiwnnmicf nested rbj US Pn«.»l ljpn.ll
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      Forex turmoil slices bank treasury profits 51% to $1.15b
      498 2  -  Paul Leo BANK treasury profits plunged Sl.l per cent to $1.15 billion last year from a record $2.35 billion in 1993, says the Singapore Foreign Exchange Market Committee. In its annual report released last night, the committee said the average profit
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      Underground mall to cost 5 times a terrestrial one
      454 3  -  By Michelle Low ANALYSTS see the proposed underground shopping mall linking Raffles City to Marina Centre as a challenging project which is likely to cost four to five times as much as an equivalent terrestrial mall. Said Jones Lang Wootton associate
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      Growing volume puts Sicom market-makers system to the test
      578 3  -  By Siow Li Sen A GROWING turnover has put the spotlight on the role of market-makers in the rubber futures scene once again. And with only one out of five market-makers consistently active in the past 12 months, the lobby for
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      Pidemco to launch first two exec condo projects with 620 units in mid-1996
      255 3  -  By Diana Oon SINGAPORE'S first two executive condominium projects will yield about 620 units and are expected to be launched in the middle of next year. Pidemco Land, which is developing the two projects at Pasir Ris
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      Accountancy body gives overseas grads a leg-up
      229 3 OVERSEAS accountancy graduates without the required qualifications to join Singapore's Institute of Certified Public Accountants can now get a chance to do so. The institute is launching a professional examination for these graduates, which will enable them to apply for provisional membership. It
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      433 2 "■^iM 3rd ASEAN YOUNG LEADERS' FORUM October 25-26,1995 Shangri-La Rasa Sentosa, Singapore Jj (L (Jointly organised by the Asean Business Foram and The Economist) "TOWARDS A BETTER TOMORROW" Keynote Address, Official Opening By His Excellency Dato' Ajit Singh, Secretary-General ASEAN Asean in 21st Century: What brings us together, what are
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  • SOUTH-EAST ASIA
    • NOTE BOOK
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        Lock icon Terms for Bangkok subway bids in Jan
        124 4 Bloomberg Business News BANGKOK The government will announce the bidding terms in January for potential contractors of Bangkok's subway system. Deputy Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra said. "We are trying to make the decision and award the contract by the middle of next year,"
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        Lock icon Shootings and arrests in troubled Dili
        70 4 AFP DILI Gunfire echoed around the empty East Timor capital yesterday during a fourth day of disturbances which have left two dead and at least 11 injured, sources said. Up to 100 riot police and military personnel chased youths on the streets of Dili,
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        Lock icon Banharn seeks review of electricity rates
        95 4 Reuter BANGKOK Thai Prime Minister Banharn Silpa-archa has ordered a review of electricity rates charged by the state-owned Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (Egat) after the agency posted hefty profits, local newspapers reported. Egat posted a5O per cent increase in net profit to 18
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        Lock icon Perak trade mission reaps M$1.4b
        77 4 Bernama IPOH The Perak state government's recent trade mission to the US has garnered Msl.4 billion (SS7B4 million) potential trade investments from American companies manufacturing electronics, electrical, sanitary wares and pharmaceutical products. Menteri Besar Ramli Ngah Talib said yesterday that about M 5500,000 of the
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        Lock icon Vietnam may raise minimum wage
        98 4 AFP HANOI Vietnam is considering raising its minimum wage for workers in foreign companies to US$45 (Ss64) a month in major cities and US$4O elsewhere, an official said yesterday. Labour unions have been pushing for a raise in the current minimum wage of US$35 for
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        Lock icon Thai firms in power plant deal
        88 4 AFP BANGKOK Thailand's Electricity Generating Co (Egco) and Bangchak Petroleum Co Ltd have signed an agreement to set up a power plant with an annual capacity of 70 megawatts, a statement said yesterday. Construction is scheduled to begin in the middle of next year
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      Lock icon Ringgit expected to hit 2.60 against US$ by early '96
      477 4 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian ringgit, which has lost more than 300 points in the last two weeks through heavy selling by overseas funds, is set to fall further before the year is out, said foreign exchange dealers in Singapore
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      Lock icon PLDT to join regional satellite company
      113 4 Bloomberg Business News MANILA Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co (PLDT) yesterday said it would spend up to US$5O million (5571.2 million) to join a regional satellite company with Indonesia's PT Pasifik Satelit Nusantara and Thailand's Jasmine International Public Co Ltd. The new company, Asia
      Bloomberg Business News  -  113 words
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      Lock icon The electric tuk-tuk is here
      48 4 Reuter BANGKOK This is it. The new electric-powered tuk-tuk (taxi) made its debut at a presentation ceremony here yesterday. Manufacturers are looking at Thailand and other Asian countries as a test ground for electric vehicles to fight air pollution and traffic jams. Renter
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      Lock icon Spratlys talks move towards building cooperation
      281 4 Reuter BALIKPAPAN, Indonesia Rival claimants to the potentially oil-rich Spratly Islands agreed yesterday to increase cooperation and confidence in the disputed South China Sea. In a draft final statement near the close of the sixth round of Indonesian-spon-sored talks on the Spratlys, participants "agreed
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      Lock icon Two Japan MNCs may relocate R&D to M'sia
      192 4 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Two Japanese multinational companies are expected to relocate their research and development activities to Malaysia in the near future, according to Shinichi Saito, the managing director of the Japan External Trade Organisation. Declining to name the companies, he said
      Bernama  -  192 words
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      Lock icon Daewoo in US$152m Hanoi deal
      283 6 AFP HANOI South Korea's Daewoo Business Group, the largest foreign investor in Vietnam, has set up a joint venture with Hanoi Electronic Co (Hanel) to construct an industrial zone, a Hanel official said yesterday. Daewoo and Hanel signed a US$l52 million (Ss2lB million) venture for
      AFP  -  283 words
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      Philippine senator raps sale of landmark hotel to Renong
      418 6  -  From Al Labita in MANILA A PHILIPPINE senator has criticised the sale of historic "landmarks" to foreigners, such as that of the Manila Hotel to Malaysia's Renong group. Senator Gloria Arroyo, daughter of former President Diosdado Macapagal, said the Government Service
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      Philippine HQ for S'pore-based firm
      278 6  -  Frw Al Labita in MANILA A SINGAPORE-based firm, KHS Asia Pte Ltd, has chosen the Philippines as the site of its Asia-Pacific headquarters, an official said yesterday. Board of Investments (BOI) registration director Eloisa Lim told BT that KHS intends to make the Philippines as
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      Lock icon Jakarta may resort to rules to protect small firms
      323 6 Reuter JAKARTA Indonesian Planning Minister Ginanjar Kartasasmita said yesterday the government may make rules to protect small businesses after an appeal by President Suharto for conglomerates not to dominate industries. "At the moment the call is at the appeal level, but
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      Lock icon Manila on irreversible path to progress: central banker
      150 6 Bernama MANILA The Philippine economy is on an irreversible path to progress and will be able to sustain a positive growth rate due to structural and attitudinal reforms, central bank of the Philippines governor Gabriel Singson said. He said the economy would
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  • CHINA/HONGKONG/TAIWAN
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      Lock icon To Russia with love
      55 7 AFP BEIJING A cargo worker at Beijing's old airport taking a rest on top of packages of clothing being loaded onto a plane for shipment to Russia on Wednesday. Russian traders flock to Chinese markets to buy clothing made for export, then ship it home for
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      Lock icon Jiang to ask Clinton not to strengthen ties with Taiwan
      289 7 AFP BEIJING China said yesterday that the "Taiwan issue" will be high on the agenda of the Oct 24 Sino-US summit in New York, and that Chinese President Jiang Zemin will ask his counterpart Bill Clinton to promise not to
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      Lock icon 69 Taiwan co-ops' bad loan ratios top 5%
      115 7 Bloomberg Business News TAIPEI Finance Minister Lin Chen-kuo said at least 69 local credit cooperatives, including farmers and fishermen's associations, have bad loan ratios greater than 5 per cent, the Economic Daily News reported yesterday. That figure means more than 5 per
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      Lock icon Shanghai's total trade up 34.2%
      101 7 AFP SHANGHAI Shanghai's total trade rose 34.2 percent from a year earlier to U5532.48 billion (Ss46 billion) in the nine months to August, with exports growing at a faster pace than imports, reports said yesterday. Figures released by Shanghai Customs showed that exports rose 51.3
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      Lock icon AlliedSignal in joint venture
      78 7 Reuter BEIJING A joint venture of Allied Signal Aerospace and a Chinese partner said it would set up a factory in the economic and technology development zone of Nanjing in east China to design, develop and manufacture environmental control systems for commercial aircraft. The Nanjing facility
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      Lock icon Austrian-Chinese optical joint venture
      120 7 Reuter HONGKONG Optical products company Moulin International Holdings Ltd said it signed a HKS6O million (S$ 11 million) contract with Austrian optical products concern Carrera International Group to set up a joint venture in China. The companies will each have a 45 per cent stake in
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      Lock icon HK's manufacturing jobs down 10.3%
      96 7 Reuter HONGKONG Employment in Hongkong's manufacturing sector fell 10.3 per cent in June from a year earlier, the Census and Statistics Department said yesterday. Employment in wholesale, retail, import and export trades, restaurants and hotels decreased 0.9 per cent during the same period. In the
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      Lock icon HK office prices close to bottom: analyst
      333 7 Long-term investors advised to buy property stocks Reuter HONGKONG Hongkong's office prices are close to the bottom and any falls should be limited to about IS per cent from present levels, said property guru Peter Churchouse of Morgan Stanley Asia Ltd. "At this
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      Lock icon US groups renew attack on China's piracy record
      357 7 Bloomberg Business News BEIJING A coalition of US industry groups said China had failed to carry out its promise to crack down on intellectual piracy. In a February trade agreement with the United States, China said it would combat the widespread illegal
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  • ASIA
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      Lock icon Karnataka govt to launch 2 new Indian Silicon Valleys
      337 8 Bangalore's computer software success to be copied Reuter BANGALORE India's southern state of Karnataka soon launch two new technology parks in small towns to help spread a computer software boom that began in its capital city of Bangalore. Software technology parks
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      Lock icon Safety expert: Risk of major disasters in Asia on the rise
      249 8 AFP BANGKOK The risk of major disasters in Asia is rising, as national measures to prevent and respond to industrial accidents have failed to keep pace with development, a safety expert said here. "India is ahead of the region,
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      Lock icon Tokyo: bailout only if loan culprits nailed
      205 8 AFP TOKYO Japanese Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama said yesterday the responsibility for the bad loan problem involving housing loan finance companies should first be clarified before considering using public funds for bailing them out. "There should be no plan for introducing public funds
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      Lock icon Murdoch watches as blaze sweeps Aussie HQ
      309 8 Reuter SYDNEY Media baron Rupert Murdoch watched from a Sydney carpark yesterday as firefighters battled a blaze at the headquarters of his Australian newspaper operations. Flames shot more than three metres from the top of the five-storey building and black smoke billowed over
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    • ASIA NOTES
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        Lock icon S Korea's Q3 foreign fund inflow at US$1.4b
        94 8 Reuter SEOUL A South Korean stocks rally and active foreign borrowing saw a net foreign fund inflow of USSI.42 billion (552.01 billion) in the third quarter of this year, the Bank of Korea (BOK) said yesterday. The inflow compared with a net
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        Lock icon Murayama's remarks irk Seoul
        54 8 AFP SEOUL South Korea yesterday lodged an official protest against Japanese Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama's remarks that the 1910 treaty which brought about Japan's annexation of Korea was legally effective, a spokesman said. Foreign Minister Gong RoMyung called Japanese Ambassador Yamashita Shintaro into the ministry and
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        Lock icon NZ's current account deficit widens
        89 8 AFP WELLINGTON New Zealand's current account deficit widened by NZ$B52 million (*****.8 million) in the three months ended June, balance of payments figures released yesterday show. The latest quarterly deterioration in the current account brings the deficit for the year to June to NZ53,299 billion,
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        Lock icon NZ consumer confidence down 0.3%
        86 8 Bloomberg Business News WELLINGTON New Zealand consumer confidence fell 0.3 per cent in the July-September quarter, although it remains near record highs, according to the Westpac McDermott Miller index. "The continued high level of confidence in (he September quarter was surprising given the recent reversal
        Bloomberg Business News  -  86 words
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      Lock icon Rise in jobless rate poses poll problems for Keating
      209 8 Reuter SYDNEY A surprise fall in employment and a rise in unemployment for September was bad news for the Australian Labor government of Prime Minister Paul Keating, who must go to the polls by May 1996, economists said yesterday. Employment levels
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  • LIFESTYLE
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      One hundred years of writing
      577 11  -  Susan Tsang finds out what collectors of fountain pens look for Susan Tsang Fountain pens bring to mind either those leaky nightmares from the days when school banned the use of ballpoints, or the expensive creations loved by executives. However, even the messy ones are
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      Hey, whose show is this anyway?
      486 11  -  A confused Kevin Sullivan braves Monday's comedies Kevin Sullivan MONDAY evening, my favourite, had crosscurrents of a disturbing kind this week. A curious evolution is apparent in American TV. It affects those of us who do not live in America as much as those
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      Lock icon O J backs out of TV interview
      348 11 Reuter UPI AFP UPI O J SIMPSON backed out of his first post-verdict interview just hours before jiir time on Wednesday night, saying he would not allow himself to be "retried" on national television. In the latest twist in a saga that has
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  • Page 11 Miscellaneous
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      390 12 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT (CHAPTER 50) AND IN THE MATTER OF AB.K. STEVEDORING PTE LTD (Incorporated In the Republic of Singapore) (In Liquidation) MEMBERS'VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Section 306 of the Companies Act, (Chapter 50) the Final General Meeting of the Members
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      487 12 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT (CHAPTER 50) AND IN THE MATTER OF SIN KIAM STEVEDORE PTE LTD (incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) (In Liquidation) MEMBERS'VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Section 308 of the Companies Act, (Chapter 50) the Final General Meeting of the Members
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      Milk, honey and the feel-good factor
      1276 13  -  Indicators of economic success Anna Teo A COUNTRY which has everything going for it a land of milk and honey, not to mention money may seem a Utopian ideal. Yet there is a plethora of studies claiming to be able to identify the country
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    Justice or peace
    544 14 BOSNIA'S 31st ceasefire in three years took effect one minute past midnight on Wednesday. Observers give the latest truce better odds than its forerunners in staunching the flow of blood in the shattered republic. The reasons for optimism are straightforward. The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation's air and
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    Say 'yes' now for NE line
    258 14 BARRING official word, it is almost certain that, on current cost and revenue projections, the MRT northeast line will not be built for a number of years to allow for population growth to raise ridership to viable levels. Communications Minister Mah Bow Tan intimated
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    Freedom vs control
    167 14 AFTER their bruising experience as hosts to the UN women's conference in September, we might have expected a new awareness in China of the implications of being in the limelight on the world stage. Such adverse publicity followed their ham-fisted bid to control women delegates that lessons
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    Racial troublemakers on notice
    163 14 CHIEF Justice Yong Pung How made a landmark decision on race relations in a recent case of a Chinese man involved in a fight with a group of Malays. Dismissing the appeal of the man, he vowed to treble the sentences on offenders whose actions could
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    A synonym for quality
    174 14 The Singapore "brand" is popular in China. Many shops, buildings and industrial parks add the word "Singapore" to their names, never mind the fact that the owners may not be Singaporeans or the projects may not be by Singaporeans. This is both an honour and a
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    Settling the Kashmir dispute
    141 14 THE suggestion by Pakistan that the United States should help resolve the dispute with India over Kashmir brings some "Optimism to a grim problem. Whether Washington has any role to play in settling the 48-year-old dispute over Kashmir remains to be seen. Pakistani foreign minister Sardar
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    Malaysia's growth model
    166 14 MALAYSIA'S Deputy Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim rightly pointed out at the World Bank/International Monetary Fund meeting in Washington that, for more than half a century now, progress in reducing poverty has been "slow and uneven". Poverty remains acute in many developing countries and in some regions has
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    1024 14  -  Dividing into smaller units has added value to the likes of ITT in the US and ICI in Britain, writes Neil Behrmann Neil Behrmann The writer is a London-based journalist who contributes to BT CORPORATE unbundling generates considerable profits for companies and investors, according to
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      1058 15  -  Much needs to be done if the ad agency association is to meet critical members expectations. Chan Siew Ling suggests how Chan Siew Ling "Cheshire Puss," Alice began, "would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here?" "That depends
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        Leo Burnett gets McDonald's Thai account
        62 15 SINGAPORE Leo Burnett Bangkok has clinched the McDonald's account in Thailand. It will handle advertising, promotions and public relations for McThai Company, the operator that runs McDonald's restaurants there. Leo Burnett Pte Ltd in Singapore said last week that LB Bangkok was the 19th
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        BBDO commercial grabs silver in Taiwan
        92 15 SINGAPORE BBDO Singapore has struck silver but only because nobody else struck gold. The agency won a silver award for its Li television commercial at Taiwan's 6th Time Asia-Pacific Advertising Award. There was no gold award winner in the alcoholic beverage category. The Li
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      489 15 NYT WHETHER through the sweet strains of Rudy Vallee and Glenn Miller or the rambunctious clamour of the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Green Day, music has always been a powerful way to reach college students. Now music has become an
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    Camdessus slams aid fatigue plaguing donors
    426 16  -  World Bank/IMF annual meetings Reports byi Anthony Rowley in WASHINGTON INTERNATIONAL Monetary Fund managing director Michel Camdessus yesterday launched a strong attack on the fiscal "aid fatigue" afflicting the world's leading economies. "No country in the world needs to reduce the very small amount
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    The Japanese way in development
    269 16 TOKYO yesterday announced new initiatives to prove that there is a "Japanese way" in economic development one that emphasises the "uniqueness" of each region. The first step will be to promote what officials called intellectual exchanges between Japan and India, and Japan and the Philippines.
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    Lock icon Aussie net surfer faces hacking charges
    118 16 AFP SYDNEY Computer crime experts yesterday arrested a hacker who allegedly ferreted out 1,400 credit card numbers and published them on the Internet, a police spokesman said. The attack on local service provider AUSnet allegedly cost the company As 2 million (552.16 million) in
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    36 16 AFP PARIS A ample walking towards the Eiffel Tower, the top of which was shrooded ia smog yesterday, a day alter the Freach capital registered a record level of pollatioa. AFP
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    London court rules against Leeson's private prosecution
    390 16  -  Fiw Neil Behrmann in LONDON THE way now looks clear for the German government to extradite former Barings trader Nick Leeson to Singapore. The City of London Magistrates Court yesterday ruled in favour of the UK Serious Fraud Office (SFO) and dropped all
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    145 16 Bloomberg Business News DALLAS Texas Instruments Inc said third quarter earnings rose 55 per cent, reflecting strong semiconductor revenue in a robust market for chips. Net income rose to US$2B9 million (*****.7 million), or US$l.46 a share, from US$ 186 million, or 97 cents,
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    129 16 AFP TOKYO Japan's ruling coalition will not survive if it supports regional free trade without exceptions for sensitive sectors such as agriculture, a foreign ministry official reportedly said yesterday. The reported remarks, carried by by Jiji Press, followed Japan's
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    World Bank's right move in measuring wealth of nations
    692 16  -  The Bottom Line ANNA TEO ANNA TEO The writer is a BT correspondent ACCORDING TO The Economist, the World Bank has taken a dangerous leap in its latest effort at measuring the wealth of nations. In estimating the worth of a
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    257 16 Bloomberg Business News, AFP, Reuter TOKYO Japanese finance ministry officials admitted yesterday that their confidence in Daiwa Bank Ltd had been undermined by its failure to disclose losses at its trust bank subsidiary in the United States a decade ago. "I am deeply
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    326 16 Reuter NEW YORK A 0.3 per cent rise in the US Producer Price Index (PPI) for September reinforces a low inflation outlook for the economy and demonstrates that wholesale price pressures will continue to remain low near term, economists said
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      Scotts' 120.5% rise in net earnings lower than expected
      400 17  -  Shiv Taneja SINGAPORE Property and hospitality group Scotts Holdings yesterday reported a 120.5 per cent increase in group net earnings to $7.09 million for the year ended June 30, 1995. But what appeared to be an impressive set of results fell
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      Yenville's stake in Econ rises to 51.06% at close of offer
      248 17  -  By Ven Sreenivasan SINGAPORE Indonesianowned YenviUe had received acceptances for 89,000 shares and 14,100 warrants in main-board-listed Econ International at the close of its general offer yesterday. This increases Yenville's holding to 72.73 million shares, representing 51.06 per cent
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      TAC debut today after bid to avoid Friday the 13th
      183 17  -  Fnm Loh Hui Yin in BANGKOK ITs a question of biting the bullet for the promoters of Total Access Communication (TAC), whose shares debut on the Stock Exchange of Singapore today Friday the 13th. When they realised it may not
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      Horiguchi appoints five new directors
      162 17 SINGAPORE Sesdaq-listed Horiguchi yesterday .announced the resignations of four directors and the appointment of five new ohes. The changes took place between Monday and Wednesday. Among the new appointees is Narayanasamy Sivalingam, who takes over as managing director from Kimiko tyasuya. However, Ms Kasuya continues
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      TAC may turn out to be winner yet for stags
      736 17  -  HOCK LOCK SIEW By Loh Hui Yin BANGKOK There's a jibe going around that the promoters of Total Access Communication (TAC) were bidding up shares of rival Advanced Info Service beforehand in order to bolster the appeal of TACs initial
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      Goldtron to make pagers in Indonesia
      352 17  -  By William Chia SINGAPORE Sesdaq-listed electronics group Goldtron is expanding to Indonesia, with a joint venture there to make pagers and hand phones. Goldtron yesterday said its partner in the proposed project was Indonesian company Arhawishanto. The two companies are expected to invest a
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      Cosco Investments to sell five shophouses for $11m
      139 17 SINGAPORE Cosco Investments has agreed to sell five pieces of properties at Boon Tat Street for $11.13 million. It said yesterday that selling the renovated conservation shophouses would yield pretax profits of some $3 million, which will be used to reduce bank
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        49 17 Mtod 'Market Mood' indicates the likely trading sentiment today, based on brokers polled at 5-6pm yesterday. Overnight events may alter sentiment. Brokers polled: Alliance, Barings, Credit Lyonnais Securities, Daiwa, Fraser, G K Goh, Kay Hian, Morgan Grenfell, Ong Co, Nomura, Phillip, Smith New Court and W Can.
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        66 17  -  By Ven Sreenivasan FABER Group Bhd is in a consolidation phase, with support at 1.20 and resistance at 1.30. Its daily and weekly RSI and Stochastics charts indicate that medium-term consolidation will continue at around 1.25.—By Vtm NOTE: We strife to give you informed, objective essessmen Bnt remember,
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        Freight Links buys $10m factory
        68 18 SINGAPORE Freight Links Express Holdings has bought a factory-cum-warehouse at Gul Circle for $10 million from Wheeler Rimagas. The purchase will be completed by Freight Links' wholly owned subsidiary, Commodities Distribution, within eight weeks or 14 days after receiving approval from relevant authorities and shareholders.
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        Liang Huat Aluminium's new director
        57 18 SINGAPORE Liang Huat Aluminium has appointed its go-founder, 39-year-old Tan Tiang Cheng, as director. He is the brother of directors and substantial shareholders Tan Yong Kee and Tan Cheng Nguan. Tan Tian Cheng's responsibilities include heading the group's trading division and being the managing director
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        KHJC financial controller resigns
        49 18 SINGAPORE Kay Hian James Capel Holdings (KHJC) yesterday announced the resignation of director and financial controller Freddy Lim Keok Kung with effect from Oct 27. The Stockbroker also named former KPMG Peat Marwick audit senior manager Susan Choo Leng Leng as its new financial controller.
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        Temasek deputy chief on Telecom board
        31 18 SINGAPORE Singapore Telecommunications has appointed Temasek Holdings deputy president Quek Poh Huat as alternate director to Lum Choong Wah. Mr Quek's appointment will be non-executive.
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        Lock icon M'sian Pacific Ind profit up 61%
        86 18 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian Pacific Industries Bhd recorded a group pre-tax profit of M 584.02 million (5547.2 million) for the financial year ended June 30. This represented a 61 per cent rise over M 552.13 million in the previous corresponding period. It said yesterday
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        Lock icon Tractors (M) unit to assemble Perdana
        243 18 AFP KUALA LUMPUR National carmaker Perusahaan Otomobil Nasional Bhd (Proton), unable to keep up with the huge demand for its cars, is contracting out the assembly of its top-end Perdana model, a news report said yesterday. Proton will get a unit of listed Tractors
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        Coles' top shareholders press for further board shakeup
        419 18  -  Froa Surinder Singh in Sydney RETAILING giant Coles Myer was put on the backfoot yesterday as three of its largest institutional shareholders reacted angrily to its restructuring plans. The AMP Society, BT Australia and the State Super Corporation of New South Wales
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        Lock icon Buy Thai banking, contractor stocks: Thai Sec
        239 18 Reuter BANGKOK Thai Securities Co Ltd (Tisco) has recommended that investors buy banking and contractor industries stocks which are related to steady Thai economic growth next year. "In view of a steady growth of the Thai economy in 1996, we recommend investors to
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        Lock icon Westinghouse In US$376m Shanghai joint project
        138 18 AFP SHANGHAI Westinghouse Electric (China) SA has signed a U*****.5 million (***** million) joint venture with Shanghai Electric (Holding) Co to undertake power projects in the Shanghai area. The Wen Hui Bao daily yesterday reported that Westinghouse would invest a total of US$B2 million
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        Lock icon Foster's in US$30m China joint-venture
        170 18 Bloomberg Business News TIANJIN Foster's Brewing Group has formed its third and largest joint-venture in China by taking over a Tianjin brewery for US$3O million (5542.6 million). Its foreign partner in the deal is Wheelock Pacific Ltd, a trade and financing group based in Hongkong
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        Lock icon H L Credit pre-tax profit jumps 26%
        161 18 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Hong Leong Credit Bhd recorded a group pre-tax profit of M 5384.8 million (SS2IS.S million) for the financial year ended June 30, 1995, a 26 per cent increase over the M 5305.3 million in the previous corresponding period. Releasing its
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        Lock icon Earnings doubts weigh on Telkom's IPO price
        668 18 Bloomberg Business News JAKARTA The initial offering price of Telkom, the Indonesian state phone company that aims to sell US$2 billion (552.9 billion) worth of stock next month, will be influenced by doubts about its earnings, analysts and investors say. "This is not
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        Lock icon Granite may pull out from China leisure venture
        354 18 MBT KUALA LUMPUR Granite Industries Bhd may pull out from its leisure and entertainment venture in China and focus on its local business. It also expects to make a turnaround by financial year ending Dec 31, 1997, from its pre-tax loss of
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        Lock icon Wall St analysts cautious but expect long-term tech bull
        502 19 Reuter NEW YORK Wall Street investment strategists' nearterm views on technology stocks are largely cautious, but the sector's recent price declines have not altered bullish long-term forecasts. "We are neutral on tech stocks and have been for a while," said Merrill
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        186 19 Reuter TOKYO NEC Corp said it had developed the world's first handheld colour video and music player, but did not plan to market it at present. The device, called the Silicon View, uses a credit cardsized flash memory card to store
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        295 19 Olympia York to revamp, units file Chapter 11 Reuter NEW YORK Olympia York Companies USA, which has proposed a comprehensive reorganisation of its real estate business, yesterday said certain entities sought protection under Chapter 11 of the US Bankruptcy Code. Olympia York said it wants to reorganise its real estate
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        Lock icon Lotus chief quits as Big Bine exec
        109 19 Reuter CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts Lotus Development Corp's chief executive Jim Manzi made millions from the sale of his company to International Business Machines Corp, but survived just 99 days as a Big Blue executive. Mr Manzi resigned en Wednesday, saying he was no longer
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        Lock icon Tainan Spinning down on scandal
        71 19 Reuter TAIPEI Tainan Spinning Co shares were down by the daily 7 per cent limit to NTS2O.4 yesterday on news that an assistant finance manger of the firm has turned himself in to police for embezzling firm funds worth of NTS76O million (Ss4o million). "Since
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        Lock icon New smart credit card in HK
        64 19 Reuter HONGKONG Hutchison Whampoa Ltd, Dao Heng Group Ltd and Visa International have jointly launched a credit card, ComPass, with an embedded microchip. The card's chipbased programme is compatible with the Visa/Mastercard/Europay specification, the companies said. The card will record purchases, assigning bonus sums
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        70 19 Reuter MELBOURNE Casino operator Crown Ltd said it has received Victorian state government approval to raise the number of gaming tables to 350 from 200 at its proposed South bank entertainment and casino complex here. The state has also approved a number of other enhancements
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        Lock icon Chrysler's profits down 46% in third quarter
        407 19 Bloomberg Business News HIGHLAND PARK, Michigan Chrysler Corp's thirdquarter earnings fell 46 per cent because of lower mini-van production, rebates to customers and a plunge in sales in Mexico. Chrysler earned US$354 million (SSSO2 million), or 91 US cents a share, compared with
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        Lock icon Krung Thai and Siam City come under Moody's ratings
        334 20 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Krung Thai Bank and Siam City Bank, two of Thailand's largest financial institutions, have received their first short- and long-term foreign currency deposit ratings from Moody's Investors Service. The US ratings company assigned A3 and Prime-2 ratings
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        Lock icon Derivatives trading: Gibson settles SEC probe
        398 20 Bloomberg Business News WASHINGTON Gibson Greetings Inc settled a Securities and Exchange Commission investigation by agreeing to follow federal reporting requirements for derivatives trading. < Gibson, which lost more than US$6 million (558.56 million) in derivatives trading, said it didn't pay a fine under
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        Lock icon Competition from region hits Indonesia's LPG sales
        322 20 Reuter SINGAPORE Competition from Australia, Thailand and Malaysia is making it more difficult for Asia's key crude oil producer Indonesia to sell liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) to its traditional customers in 1996, trade sources said yesterday. Poor response and low bids have led
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        Lock icon Thais may limit new insurance licences
        86 20 Bloomberg Business News BANGKOK The Commerce Ministry has received so many applications for insurance licences that it may back down on its pledge to allow an unlimited number of new firms into the industry, the Financial Times reported. Some 87 firms filed applications for
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        69 20 AFP MANILA The policy-making body of the Central Bank of the Philippines said yesterday that it had approved the application of Banco Santander SA, considered Spain's largest bank, to open a branch here. Banco Santander Philippines Inc, with an initial capitalisation of 2.5 billion pesos
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        Lock icon Thai Military Bank ups lending rate
        94 20 Knight-Ridder BANGKOK Thai Military Bank Public Co Ltd raised its minimum lending rate to 13.75 per cent, effective Oct 10, from 13.5 per cent, a bank statement said. The bank's minimum retail and minimum overdraft rates remained unchanged at 14.25 per cent and 13.75
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        Lock icon ANZ denies reports on Samoan bank
        106 20 AFP APIA There was no link between the government sale of its shares in the Bank of Western Samoa (BWS) and the need to finance government-owned Polynesian Airlines' debts of 75 million tala (Ss44 million), bank managing director Paul Rolton said on Wednesday. The
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        Lock icon CME gets nod for Fed Funds futures trading
        193 20 Bloomberg Business News CHICAGO The Chicago Mercantile Exchange on Wednesday received government permission to begin trading futures and options on the interest rate banks charge each other for overnight loans. The CME was scheduled to start trading futures and options on the
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        Lock icon Central bureau set up for insurers
        325 20 Computer link-up will help provide centralised management Bernama KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian insurance industry yesterday launched the Central Administration Bureau (CAB) to provide centralised management of its facultative reinsurance business via computer link-up. Facultative reinsurance is an arrangement under which the reinsurer can choose
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        Petrol gains after report shows demand
        318 20 NEW YORK Petrol futures rose as a report showed robust driving demand and lower refinery operations caused US inventories to fall, sparking hopes that similar conditions in coming weeks may drive prices even higher. US petrol stockpiles fell 957.000 barrels last week to 199.1
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        202 20 Reuter LONDON The dollar drifted in mid-morning Europe, coming under slight pressure from the yen but holding almost unchanged against the mark. Dealers said the calming of tensions in France and in the US stock market had pushed the dollar into narrow ranges, with little on the horizon likely
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        96 20 AFP NEW YORK The dollar slipped against other major currencies, but held ground against the pound in a quiet trading yesterday after a US government report on producer prices matched forecasts. At 1420 GMT, the dollar was quoted as trading at 1.4226 mark, down from 1.4260 late Wednesday,
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        Lock icon Euroyen firmer, Eurodollars flat at close
        1244 21 Reuter SINGAPORE Simex Euroyen futures closed firmer on the back of a weaker dollar/yen while Eurodollar futures held steady in range trade. Dealers said Euroyen futures were boosted by the dollar's slide against the yen in late Asian trade. "I think Euroyen should hold
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        Palm oil up on Pakistan tender
        676 21 COMMODITY REPORTS Pahn OM CRUDE palm oil futures closed firmer yesterday on news that Pakistan has tendered for 6,000 tonnes of RBD palm oil which was supported by technical buying by hedgers and speculators. A dealer said the Pakistan's tender lifted the market which
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        Indian iron ore output up 27%
        65 21 BOMBAY State-run National Mineral Development Corp's Apr-Sep production of iron ore was 6.1 million tonnes, up 27 per cent from a year earlier, an official release said yesterday. Its total sales in Apr-Sep rose 21 per cent from a year earlier to 6.9 million
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        More copper from Kazakhstan
        95 21 LONDON Copper output from Kazakhstan's Zheskazgansvetmet plant has stabilised at around 1 SO,OOO tonnes a year and is expected to move back up towards its current effective capacity of 200,000 in 1996, an official from South Korea's Samsung said yesterday. Samsung has a five-year contract to
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        S Korean federation buys US corn
        84 21 SEOUL National Livestock Cooperatives FedeAtion of South Korea yesterday purchased tonnes of US com for Mar-Apr shipment, the NIjCF said. Mitsubishi sold 52,000 tonnes at 65.97 US cobts (94.33 S'porc cents) per bushel over Chicago Board of Trade March futures, FOB. Shipment is from
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        Bids for buffer stock cocoa
        73 21 LONDON The buffer stock manager of the International Cocoa Organisation (ICCO) invifeed bids yesterday for up to 4,250 tonnes of cocoa. Details of the cocoa on offer were published by the ICCO on Sep 29 and include four separate consignments of Bahia-origin, all in Amsterdam,
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        Australia
        967 22 +9.8 SHARES moved up yesterday after a strong finish which saw key stocks make solid gains. The All Ordinaries Index finished 9.8 points higher at 2,078.4. The All Industrials rose 21.3 to 3,114.4 while the All Resources improved 0.5 to 1,294.8. Turnover was 188.29 million shares valued at ASS7S.22
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        Manila
        519 22 +10.96 Shares closed higher on a technical rally but traders warned it was not a sign of an upturn. A trader said bargain-hunt-ing following the market's fall over the past three days had pulled it up but added that it was still "waiting for news, some support from foreign
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        522 22 -56.43 Shares finished lower, led by textiles, in response to the arrest of the financial manager of a listed textile firm for alleged embezzlement. "Investors were on full alert amid a number of negative sentiments," said a dealer, but added that "the market is not too bad, considering reports
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        448 22 +5.66 Share prices hit a record high for the year yesterday, with the index adding another 0.6 per cent on the back of ample funds and favourable news. The Composite Index closed at 1,016.66 points, up 5.66, rewriting the year's previous high of 1,013.57 registered on Jan 3. Turnover
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        284 22 +22.19 Strong interest in Fletcher Challenge overflowed into the other leaders and foresters to pull the index to a sharply higher close. The NZSE-40 Capital Index ended at 2,113.52, up 22.19 points. Leading the way were rises in Fletcher, up 10 cents to NZ53.92 after a US retail
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        84 22 -13.57 Share prices dipped, triggered by incorrect rumours that Indian Prime Minister P V Narasimha Rao was seriously ill and in hospital, brokers said. Mr Rao's office denied the rumours and said that he was attending to normal business, although he had a flu. The 30-share BSE Index was
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        614 22 +48.8 STOCKS staged their biggest single-day rise since July 7, hoisted by a new wave of takeover speculation. Strong US markets, underpinned by economic reports suggesting inflation is no threat to the world's largest economy, helped the market ignore a bigger-than-ex-pected increase in the prices paid by UK consumers.
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        166 22 +9.32 Shares closed higher, holding onto their initial gains as the franc consolidated after the recovery of the previous three days. The CAC-40 Index closed up 9.32 points at 1,803.75. Dealers said the franc now appears to be holding firm as a result of Monday's Bank of France rate
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        178 22 +1.61 German stocks closed higher, as gains in US technology stocks boosted computer software house SAP. "SAP got a lift from the rise in the Nasdaq," said a trader. The preferred shares of SAP rose 7.90 marks to 220.90. The DAX Ibis Index closed at 2,159.73 up 1.61 points.
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        163 22 +51 Stocks rose for a second day as telecommunications companies and shares of Generali Assicurazioni rallied after reaching a sixmonth low earlier this week. The Mibtel Index rose 51 points to 9,578. The Mib3o rose 84 to 14,189. Shares of Generali, Telecom Italia Mobile, Stet and Telecom Italia led
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        230 22 +1.50 Shares ended narrowly higher, but gave up top level ground reached earlier. The AEX Index Finished at 459.48 up 1.50 points on the day but down from high point of 461.13. Philips shares held onto a 2.00 gain to end at 72.20. The stock had recovered from a
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        120 22 +25.92 The local bourse was once again among the strongest in Europe, fuelled by gains in telecoms group Ericsson and drugmaker Astra. The General Index closed 25.92 points higher at 1,778.27. Volumes were healthy at 3.57 billion crowns, and Ericsson and Astra accounted for nearly 40 per cent of
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        230 22 +10.8 Swiss shares ended higher after a day marked by deriv-ative-induced volatility and slow activity with moderate volumes seen in only a few stocks. Dealers said there was some insecurity in the market due to recent irregular movements. But they also said the overall sentiment remained positive and that
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        311 22 +24.2 Shares continued their recovery in cautious trade but many buyers remained sidelined after steep losses late on Tuesday. Dealers said prices were etter in key stocks after Wall Street's overnight bounce, but gold shares were lower amid concern about gold mine quarterly results. The Overall Index closed 16
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        186 22 Stocks opened higher in quiet trading on continued buying from Wednesday and renewed optimism about Quebec's future in Canada. The TSE 300 Index rose 6.79 points to 4,481.38 on volume of 5.25 million shares worth Css2 million. Toronto Oct 11 C* AbitibiPnc* 22*4 14 Aican Alum 404/1 2/1 Bmk
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        719 22 +14.45 Stock prices edged higher in auiet trading early yesteray as the market attempted to stretch its recovery to a third straight day amid stable bond prices and positive earnings news. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which rebounded 14.45 points on Wednesday, was ahead another 14.45 to 4,749.70
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      2398 23 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Stocks rose for the first time in six days as the dollar US bonds and American shares pointed to lower interest rates. "We were up on a steady Wall Street, a steady dollar and steady bonds," said a dealer. The Hang Seng rose 50.08 points
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      571 23 CLSA IN Hongkong, the H share index lost 6.28 points at 965.95 on turnover of HKS2.IS million. The only risers were Zhenhai Refining, up 2.2 per cent and Kunming Machinery which added 1.6 per cent. Hai Xing Shipping dropped 2.4 per cent on turnover of U*****,000. The Shanghai B
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      2405 23 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO Slocks were mixed as gains in machinery and steel maker shares offset declines in banking and real estate issues. The Nikkei Average rose 80.21 points to 17,971.4. The Topix Index fell 0.92 to 1,426.12. The Nikkei 300 Index declined 0.14 to 267.10. An estimated 279
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      1396 23 Reuter BANGKOK Stocks finished the day a shade higher after a gain of more than 11 Cints on brisk buying in the nk sector was pared back as investors took profits, dealers said. The SET Index added 0.26 point at 1,323.26 on 6.4 billion baht turnover. Falls beat risers
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      1126 23 Reuter JAKARTA Share prices ended the day lower in slow trading, with property firm Suryamas Dutamakmur seen making a poor debut right from the start. The Composite Index fdl 1.76 points to 494.52. "Suryamas made a poor debut due to overall weak market sentiment and a lack of active
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        6532 24 Bloomberg Business News KUALA LUMPUR Stocks rebounded as local funds bid up blue chip shares like those of casino company Genting and phone giant Telekom (Malaysia). The KLSE Composite Index rose 3.14 points to 961.94. The Emas Index rose 1.24 to 271.38. Turnover was
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        1665 26  -  By R Sivanithy SINGAPORE Stock prices Armed yesterday in quiet trading, as confidence began to seep back into the market after Wall Street's steady performance on Wednesday. But opinions are divided on whether this will continue. Traders say there is a mowing feeling
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      504 27 Knight-Ridder, Reuter FREIGHT rates on key routes were again marked down for a drop of 21 points in the Baltic Freight Index (BFI), which ended at 1,773. At this level, the index is at its lowest in one year. Shipbrokers said the market suffered widespread falls. The BFI
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      197 27 Reuter HONGKONG More stringent controls are necessary to ensure marine safety and to prevent pollution as the world's shipping fleet ages, said Patrick C K O'Feirall, chairman of Lloyd's Register of Shipping. "The world's shipping fleet is being increasingly burdened with elderly
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      326 27 SES '000 Oct 12 S$ Vol CWT Distribution 1.48 unch 82 Chuan Hup Holdings 1.25 +0.03 101 Cosco Investment 1.90 unch 82 Far East Levingston 6.00 -0.23 ISO Freight Links Express 0.74 unch 220 GB Holdings Ltd 1.01 +0.01 138 Hai Sun Hup Group 0.95 +0.02 389 Hitachi
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      Call for ship operators to pay a levy for each seaman hired
      479 27  -  Manning and Training Conference From Alec Almazan in MANILA SHIP operators should consider paying a levy for each seaman employed, proceeds of which would go to improving the training facilities in supplier countries. This was proposed by a
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      Bound for United Arab Emirates
      39 27 ——EMfr■■ SINGAPORE Ben Liae Agencies (Singapore) recently arranged for the transhipment tothe United Arab Emirates of n $5-miUion luxury catamaran (above) for its principal, NZ-Orient Line. The 80-tonne, 27.2-metre-long catamaran was built in Anckland.
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      195 27 Bloomberg Business News BRUSSELS The European Commission said yesterday it would extend by "some months" its deadline for the Greek government to close the indebted Hellenic Shipyard. The decision comes after the Greek government presented a new plan to sell 49 per cent
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      Panamax orders for Hitachi Zosen
      112 27 SINGAPORE Hitachi Zosen has recently received an order for two Panamax bulk carriers from Taiwan-based Ta-Ho Maritime Corporation. The 37,800 gross tonnage vessels were of the largest Panamax Optima type that it has developed for passage through the Panama Canal. So far, excluding this order,
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      Mortgagee may arrest ship to recover money although current owner not liable
      668 27  -  IMMMBMLTV This is a weekly column that highlights important shipping court coses •y Selva Kumar A MORTGAGEE may act to recover its money by arresting a ship, even if the current owner of the vessel is not personally
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      442 27 Knight-Ridder KANSAS CITY Shipping lines serving Japan are cutting some key freight rates in the hope of stopping a discount wildfire. The Journal of Commerce newspaper reported in yesterday's editions. Shipping lines that set prices together for moving goods
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      Lock icon More Mexican ports close due to hurricane
      169 27 Reuter MEXICO CITY A spokeswoman from Mexico's Transport Ministry said the number of ports closed in the country because of looming Hurricane Roxanne has risen to 3S from the 25 previously announced. "It's a precautionary measure," the spokeswoman said, confirming that all the
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      82 27 Reuter MANAMA The Arab Maritime Petroleum Transport Co has signed a US$5B million (SsB2 million) loan with international banks to finance the purchase of a new crude oil tanker. A Bahrain-based Gulf International Bank statement said the BVi-year loan "will be used in part
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      130 27 Reuter LONDON Shipments at the Liverpool container terminal will take some time to get back to normal after dockers went on strike two weeks ago and were sacked. "The container terminal has a good way to go before it's fully operational," said Mersey
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      1007 28  -  The US Federal Maritime Commission gets backing against reform act, arousing disbelief in Europe where shippers' councils do the job of regulating the industry, Gerard Verhaar reports Gerard Verhaar American Shipper MANY shippers, and probably also carriers, in Europe must be rubbing their efss and
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      INDEX TO SHIPPING LINES AND FREIGHT FORWARDERS
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        231 45 OCT 14 Yearn: Market holiday. OCT 18 Israel: Last days of Feast of the Tabernacles (Sukkoth). OCT 16 Argentina: Columbus Day. Colombia: Columbus Day. Israel: Last days of Feast of the Tabernacles (Sukkoth). OCT 20 Gaateaala: Commemmoration of 1944 Revolution. Keaya: Kenyatta Day. OCT 23 Haagary: Holiday. India:
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        365 46  -  By Yong Mei Fong SINGAPORE Singapore Airline's (SIA) latest Boeing 747-400 is due to arrive here tomorrow, making the carrier the world's largest operator of the most advanced version of the jumbo jet. Excluding a passenger aircraft on lease, the delivery
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        Lock icon Production of aluminium cars expected to grow rapidly
        279 46 Reuter TOKYO The use of aluminium in the manufacture of cars is becoming increasingly popular in Europe while plans for the metal in Japanese cars are moving ahead, Japanese industry officials said. "Cars with aluminium frames were a mere concept a year
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        Lock icon UK rail line doubles fares to cut demand
        81 46 AFP TORQUAY, England Rail chiefs here on Wednesday admitted trying to "suppress demand" by doubling fares on a busy railway line. "We aim to attract sufficient custom to fill the available trains, but not overcrowd them, in order that customers' value for
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        158 46 Reuter PARIS France said on Wednesday it had decided to build a third airport in the Paris region to spare further congestion at the capital's main international facility, Roissy-Charles de Gaulle. Government spokesman Francois Baroin said the cabinet had approved Transport Minister Bernard
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        200 46 Bloomberg Business News LONDON BAA pic said the number of passengers using its seven UK airports rose 3.4 per cent in September from a year earlier to 9.1 million passengers. London-based BAA has reported increased traffic every month in 1995. BAA said
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        Lock icon VW group claims 18% of west European market
        201 46 AFP BONN The Volkswagen CP said on Wednesday it taken 18 per cent of the market for new cars in western Europe in September. VW, which owns Audi, Seat and Skoda, said that this was the first time that its share of
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        Lock icon Wrangling delays choice of partner for US$2b jet project
        381 46 Bloomberg Business News BEIJING China and Korea delayed the choice of a western partner for their US$2 billion (SS2.B billion) jet project because of wrangling over the location of the final assembly line, a South Korean executive said. A spokesman for
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        Lock icon S'pore-Viet vehicle venture
        85 46 VNA-Bernama HANOI Vietnam and Singapore have signed an agreement for the setting up of a joint venture company to produce and assemble vehicles. The agreement was signed between Vietnam's Transport Consultant Corporation and Sinbus Engineering (PTE) of Singapore here yesterday. The joint venture, the 11th erf" its
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        78 46 AFP BEUING Europe's Airbus Industrie consortium has promisedto invest US$5O million (Ss7l million) in a training and service centre in Beijing as part of a campaign to increase its share of the Chinese market, the company announced yesterday. A USSIS million flight simulator for
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        70 46 AFP TOKYO Japan's Nissan Motor Co said yesterday it planned to set up a car-sales venture in Myanmar as early as 1997 in cooperation with major Japanese trading house Sumitomo Cofp and a Myanmar trading firm. The second biggest Japanese carmaker said the joint venture
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        73 46 Bernama LIMA Malaysia Airlines has been granted multiple landing rights which will enable the national carrier to operate its services into this Peruvian capital city from any of its existing destinations. Transport Minister Ling Liong Sik, who announced this, said the agreement will be signed by
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        70 46 AFP ATLANTA, Georgia Delta Air Lines has signed a new code-sharing pact with TAP Air Portugal, under which it will buy seats on TAP flights between Portugal and the United States from next month. Delta will purchase seats on TAP's non-stop flights between New York
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        274 46 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO Mitsubishi Motors Corp may develop a car model that would be manufactured and sold only in Asian markets outside of Japan, the company said on Wednesday. Other Japanese car makers, including Honda Motor Co and Toyota Motor Corp, have
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      491 33 (it FAMOUS CONTAINER UNES 80 ROBINSON ROAD, *22-02 SINGAPORE 0106 y HOT LINE: *****33 (30 UNES) I I WE PROVIDE l Weekly Sailing DIRECT CONSOL 1° j HAIFA ASHDOD i t 9 also accepting cargoes to TEL AVIV, JERUSALEM, REHOVOT BEER-SHEVA RISHON-LEZION Call us for details *****33 Ken/Sylvia/Ramlah ijj Imah/Molly
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      248 39 [kmmu-mtmwmmmivm) ZSZiSXZm Seabr^^ MAINLINE: *****72 DIRECT CONSOLIDATION TO \mm am mm AT USD 80.00/RT++ SPKIAL DISCOUNT FOR ABOVE 5 CBM TRANSIT TIME: 10 DAYS FREQUENCY: FORTNIGHTLY OCEAN CARRIER La Fa BL FOR BOOKINGS PLEASE CALL TEL *****72 *****49 ZUIAIMI, VASANTHY, KALA, FAROH, ANDY TR EXT: 34,38,33,30,37 RBPECfIVBY t' Y+ff P.T.
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      1525 39 Nedlloyd Life TWICE WEEKIY TO EUROPE II gfij| pwm r*i(P) at. p* j»< aa. mi ma Aar* mm m ta saa Mi) mnd t* NLL NORMANOIE /1405 12/10 12/10 14/10 12/10<F) 03/11 08/11 30/10 31/10 01/11 NU HONSHU/4356 17/09 20/00 21/09 10/09 13/10 14/10 NU OCEANIA/3415 15/10 15/10 17/10 14/10
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      755 41 l ACCEPTING LCI CARGO TO Trans-Link Express Pte Ltd Singapore IMMm CFS tbtkt dn sSfey FIRST FORWARDER IN cßa; i—JML. ASIA awarded y <■— [""ryya fHf iso 9002 iy lrqa PBWII WWQF WBHWBWf iVSTY < T > i rr* r^rTy— OBn "T"—E tmjvmm /^S\rnf^ .ar I iasr I rayLl ppS
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      357 42 *9 Singapore Sovlrt Shinning I Co. Pte. Ltd. CR NO: 100S*****00N P» BOMBAY/COCHIN [VMHL VOY *N BOM COC KOTA MUTUMA MUTOS7 I*lo ff/10 MBOUMK KUMAKO MKION If/10 17/10 04/11 XOUR OHM 410 a/10 SI/10 MAQLO«Y QLMO66 ff/» Of/11 HAIPHONG SERVICE [5i VOY PtONKR KMM IOaWH IVIO If/10 KUMLfK MMI 17/10
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      124 42 SIN FAR EAST 17/10 KEELUNG/KAOHSIUNG 15/10 BANGKOK 15AI0 MANILA/CEBU 15/10 JAKARTA/BELAWAN/SURABAYA 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/HUANG PU/SHENZHEN FUZHOU/XIAMEN/SHANTOU/SHEKOU DALIAN/SHANGHAI/XINGANG TIANJIN/QINGDAO/HAIKOU also accepting LCL cargo SIM EUBQPE/UK 15/10 LON/FLX/LVP/SOU 16/10 RDM/HAM/ANT/LEH/GOAAJSL/GOT/BCN also accepting cargo to Austria/ Hungary/Romania/Poland/Bufgaria/Czech. SIM USA/CANADA 16/10
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      416 42 I STAR SHIPPING AGENCIES (S) PTE LTD I AOmtrtKMr ZIM CONTAJMER S€RVKE GOU) STAR LINK LTD SITH SHIPPING CORPORATION TELEPHONE: *****66 (t LINES) FAX: *****70 M:tt3OIH(MAMETWG) (CI MO. **********0-1) H. AMKKA/CAIWEAM SEIVKES imTl ii Imnni lit nr vrr irrr if ■mmm its i4/ii Motuisi ii/ii a/ii b/ii »/n b/ii MOMMA
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