The Business Times, 20 October 1995

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    12 1 BUSINESS TIMES WE KNOW ASIA MITA(P) 194/12/94 Friday October 20 1995 85$
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    Lock icon Dow Up 1.06 points
    73 1 Reuter NEW YORK Stock prices were mixed as investors were cautious ahead of today's expirations of futures and options. At 2 pm EDT, the Dow Jones Average was up 1.08 points at 4,778.6. Declines outpaced advances 11-8 on volume of 229 million shares on the NYSE.
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    149 1 Tfcersdey Chaage STII 2,088.74 -16.15 KLSEComp 944.81 -1.91 Nikkei 17,955.36 +59.39 Hang Seng 9,981.61 +7.91 SETlndex 1,297.81 -0.62 Jakarta Comp ...499.08 -0.40 ManilaComp ......2,613.51 -19.68 Taipei WPI 4,941.42 -91.65 Seoul Comp.... 1,***** -6.48 Bombay BSE30 ...3,540.37 -27.08 CLSAChinaB 832.86 +15.45 AintAllOrd 2,111.9 +0.5 FTSE 100 3,578.6 -14.4 kMMMfprtMCr ipfcJinlliiiiinrili Singapore*
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    Some YHS holders to get payment for delayed offer
    588 1  -  By Genevieve Cua SINGAPORE The Securities Industry Council (SIC) yesterday ticked off Jelco Properties, property magnate Ng Teng Fong's vehicle for the takeover of Yeo Hiap Seng, for a practice it said was "not appropriate" in the heat of the takeover
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    Lock icon S'pore Barings report fair: BOE chief
    549 1  -  Findings, based on press accounts, consistent with bank's, says Eddie George From Ho Kay Tat in KUALA LUMPUR BANK of England (BOE) governor Eddie George yesterday said he had not read the Singapore Government's report on the fraudulent trading deals of Nick Leeson which
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    Remisiers and brokers take a beating as investors keep off KLSE
    461 1  -  Frw Ruth Wong in KUALA LUMPUR REMISIERS in Malaysia have been feeling the pinch since the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange began to dive last November. "There are hardly any phone calls and many are just waiting for the market
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    STU slides below 2,100 in quiet session
    158 1 SINGAPORE Stock prices on both sides of the Causeway were mainly weak yesterday, resulting in the Straits Times Industrials Index dropping below the 2,100 level. The index yesterday fell 16.15 points to 2,088.74. In Kuala Lumpur, the Composite Index dipped 1.91 points to
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    Million $ earners: number almost doubled, IRAS data shows
    598 1  - Million earners: number almost doubled, IRAS data shows Lee Han Shih SINGAPORE The economy may have grown only 10.1 per cent last year, but the number of people earning more than 1 million has nearly doubled. This was revealed by the latest (financial year ended March 31,1995) annual report of
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    Three consortia to give Bintan $1b boost..
    288 1 SINGAPORE Three new < consortia are expected to pump in a total of more than I 1 billion into hotel and recre- I ational facilities on the Riau I island of Bintan, Indonesia. < The investors will each take a land parcel of
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  • SINGAPORE NEWS
    • EYE on the ECONOMY
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        Lock icon August output growth hit 13.4%
        299 2  -  By Genevieve Cua MANUFACTURING output posted its fastest growth this year in August, surging 13.4 per cent on the back of a 21.3 per cent gain by the key electronics sector. The manufacturing sector's strong performance followed growth of 11 per cent in June and
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      Govt concerned but won't cap manufacturers' water usage
      498 2  -  Ang Wan May Lee Han Shih THE government is concerned about excess water usage by the manufacturing industry, but will not set a limit on how much water can be drawn by manufacturers. This was revealed by the Economic Development Board (EDB)
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      Tripartite panel to study key issues in raising retirement age
      569 2 THE government is forming a tripartite committee to look into the key issues involved in raising the retirement age, Acting Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong announced yesterday. These issues particularly the revamp of the senioritybased wage structure, and medical and
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      China's reforms two-edged sword for S'pore: BG Lee
      187 2 CHINA'S economic reforms present Singapore with great opportunities but will also pose "considerable competition" to the Republic for the long term, Brigadier-General Lee Hsien Loong said yesterday. The dynamism and transformation of places such as Suzhou, Wuxi and Pudong in Shanghai must
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      Fewer companies hired for expansion in second quarter
      431 2  -  By Anna Teo THE BUSINESS outlook seems to have been particularly poor during the second quarter, a recruitment survey found. Remuneration Data Specialists' (RDS) survey of 103 companies on recruitment activity during April-June recorded the lowest number of companies hiring for expansion
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      Hitachi unit switches to computer tubes, opens new line
      270 2 A SHIFT in demand towards high-end products has helped prompt Hitachi Electronic Devices (HEDS) to phase out making television tubes in this region and switch to computer tubes. HEDS, which opened its fifth production line in Singapore yesterday, will stop the
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      Retail sales rose 4% in August
      166 2 RETAIL sales in August rose 4 per cent from the same month last year, according to the latest retail sales index released by the Department of Statistics. The Great Singapore Sale boosted the performance of the retail sector in both July and August. The
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      SSL outguns rivals in China Square tender
      227 2 STRAITS Steamship Land has clinched two China Square sites with eyebrow-raising bids. Amid weak quotes from rivals including DBS Land, SSL offered 5329.1 million ($1,104 per square foot per plot ratio) and $392.1 million ($BB9 psf per plot ratio) for the sites. "Hie
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      Lock icon MCA unit opens S'pore office with eye on more notes
      370 2 AS PART of its aggressive expansion plans in the region, MCA Music Entertainment International (MMEI) officially opened an office in Singapore yesterday. It hopes that having a local presence will boost its market share here from 3.5 per cent to
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      113 3 Next mon th we wi 111 e launcmng a new f > 1 C yi, .I. T 4 l J S'C- era in luxury t motoring. 4 t J (if we have any cars left, that is.) I our new Lexus seems somewhat of a resounding success even before its
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  • SOUTH-EAST ASIA
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      Lock icon Vietnamese squandering their wealth
      100 4 Bloomberg Business News HO CHI MINH CITY Vietnam is squandering its wealth on illegally imported consumer goods and risks falling short on cash for economic development. The Saigon Liberation said in an editorial yesterday that legally and illegally imported consumer goods accounted for more than SO
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      Lock icon Philippines chalks up surplus
      64 4 AFP MANILA The Philippines posted an 8.6-billion peso (***** million) budget surplus in the nine months to September, slightly above the target of 8.57 billion pesos. The Central Bank of the Philippines said yesterday that revenue fell 1.26 per cent short of the target 0f272.39 billion
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      Lock icon Manila urged to boost infrastructure
      84 4 AFP MANILA The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has urged the Philippines to allot more funds to improving its worsening infrastructure, which experts say is a barrier to sustained economic growth. Government sources yesterday said ADB executives suggested at a meeting with finance department officials that
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      Lock icon Investment protection pacts
      86 4 Reuter MANILA The Philippines is preparing investment protection agreements with Belgium, Finland, Denmark and Chile. A Board of Investments official said yesterday that under the agreement, investments from these countries will be treated under most favoured nation status and be eligible for tax and tariff incentives. "We
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      Lock icon Sanctions as last resort
      80 4 AFP BANGKOK Human rights, including those of children and workers, should be defended by trade and aid sanctions only as a last resort and never applied unilaterally. Vitit Muntarbhorn, the executive director of Child Rights Asianet and former United Nations special rapporteur on the sale of
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      Lock icon Sukarno's daughter urged to take on Suharto in poll
      259 4 AFP JAKARTA Seven of 345. branches of the opposition Indonesian Democratic Party (PDI) have asked their leader Megawati Sukarnoputri to run in the next presidential election in 1998, the local media reported yesterday. The PDI branch leaders said Ms Megawati, the
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      Lock icon M'sia an example for the region: BOE head
      239 4 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia's economic growth pattern coupled with its political stability is an example for other developing economies in the region, said the Bank of England governor Eddie George. "There are of course ups and downs and I'm aware of the
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      Petronas setting up LPG plant in the Philippines
      436 4  -  Froa Al Labita in MANILA MALAYSIAN oil giant Petronas is setting up a liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) plant in the Philippines in anticipation of the government's market deregulation next year. The firm's project surfaced in a statement its Manila partner, the listed
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      Lock icon Linesman from the country
      53 4 Reuter HANOI A Vietnamese military technician taking a break from installing telephone lines in Hanoi yesterday. Vietnam, with a population of 72 million, had iust 360,000 telephone lines in September last year, bat that anmber has since increased to 600,000 as at the end of Jnly
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      Lock icon Taiwan is top investor in Malaysia: Rafidah
      290 4 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Taiwan is now the top foreign investor in Malaysia and has 895 projects with a proposed capital investment of NTS 171.9 billion (Ss9 billion) between 1990 and September 1995, Minister of International Trade and Industry Rafidah Aziz said yesterday. The
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      Lock icon Philippine Stock Exchange sets new rules on IPOs
      149 4 AFP MANILA The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) said yesterday it would reprimand newly-listed companies and their underwriters if they failed to meet their profit forecasts during their initial public offerings (IPOs). "Newly approved and listed companies shall submit an explanation if actual
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      Lock icon Philippine legal system can hurt business: analysts
      492 4 Reuter MANILA Businessmen and economic analysts said yesterday that a court order halting the sale of the Manila Hotel to Malaysian and US interests again demonstrates that the Philippine legal system can be a major obstacle to doing business here. "A winner had
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      Banyan Tree signs contract to manage resort on Bali
      333 4  -  Agnes Wee SINGAPORE Wah Chang group company Banyan Tree Hotels and Resorts has signed a contract with PT Puri Kamandalu Resort to manage a 52-villa luxury resort at Übud on the Indonesian island of Bali. The company will take over management
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      39 4 SCREEN J Individually designed Spring tension to swing inwards, outwards and to self dose Increases sense of space within the bathroom Available in Bmm 10mm tempered glass c/w stainless steel, satin, brass, gold, finest quality hinges and accessories \jWUaSIA4AA4>\
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      215 5 standard of comfort, cuisine, and service pink plum blossom, you will recognize a fresh second to none. spirit within China Airlines. A fragrant pink plum blossom, flowering Our fleet is being upgraded and expanded, A spirit that is strong, committed, and against a boundless blue sky. and we are investing
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  • CHINA/HONGKONG/TAIWAN
    • CHINA WATCH
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        Lock icon Microsoft in China interactive TV deal
        76 6 Reuter SHANGHAI Microsoft signed an agreement yesterday giving it a role in the development of China's first interactive television project in Shanghai. A consortium of Shanghai companies led by Sunjoy Information Industries (SII) plans to invest 60 million yuan (S$ 10.2 million) in the
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        Lock icon The price of war not worth it
        63 6 AFP TAIPEI Two Taiwanese veterans, handicapped during the civil war between the nationalists and the Chinese communists, joining in protest some 50 other retired servicemen in front of the parliament building yesterday. They complain that subsidies, by both government and the Defence Ministry
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        Lock icon China grain output to meet target
        68 6 Bloomberg Business News BEIJING China's grain output this year will meet the government's goal of 455 million tonnes this year, according to Ye Zhen, a senior statistician with the State Statistics Bureau. Mr Ye also told journalists that the country's output of oil-bearing crops
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      Lock icon China confirms it will review British changes to HK Bill of Rights
      227 6 AFP BEIJING China yesterday confirmed plans to review Hongkong's Bill of Rights and laws "modified unilaterally" by the present British administration to bring them in line with the region's post-1997 constitution. Foreign ministry spokesman Chen Jian said the
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      Lock icon Beijing's growth to fall below 10% for first time in 4 years
      493 6 AFP BEIJING China should contain economic growth below the 10 per cent mark in 199S for the first time in four years, the State Statistics Bureau said yesterday. Gross domestic product grew by 9.8 per cent over the
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      Taiwan-Macau air pact may lead to direct China links
      495 6  -  Lu Ning SINGAPORE The aviation agreement between Taiwan and Macau would open the way for direct air links between Taiwan and China for the first time in 46 years and could mark a major breakthrough in cross-Strait relations, said a Hongkong-based
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      Lock icon Great progress in Sino-US talks but problems remain, says Brown
      343 6 Reuter HONGKONG jrmcrcc Secretary Ron "Brown said yesterday he made g*€kt progress in talks with senior Chinese officials on a threeday visit to Beijing but said many problems remain for US firms doing business there. But Mr Brown added he
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      Lock icon Taipei's economic forecasts too rosy: analysts
      411 6 Reuter TAIPEI The Taiwan government forecast a rosy future for the island's economy in 1996, with gross domestic product (GDP) and trade surplus expected to grow faster than in 199S while inflation slows. Analysts, however, were sceptical. They said the forecasts did not take
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      Lock icon Chinese firms' losses, debts soar amid credit crunch
      254 6 Reuter BEIJING Thanks to tight credit, inflation and rising production costs, the losses and inter-enterprise debts of Chinese firms soared in 1995 with no quick credit Fix in sight. Officials said yesterday that in the first nine months, Chinese firms lost a
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      Lock icon Foreign investment in China up 11.9% in nine months
      220 6 Bloomberg Business News BEIJING Foreign investment continues to flood into China, reaching U5525.4 billion (SJ36 billion) in the first nine months of the year. That's up 11.9 per cent on the same period a year ago, the official State Statistics Bureau
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      597 7 ADVERTISEMENT flm 80l 1116 UGKui nuufl D3H Event Of The Year B^Hkl POng "The arts groups themselves also do their in Singapore's grand social event promoting the growth of arts in Singapore. They should Raffles Ballroom of The to experiment break new grounds bearing in Singapore. The gala to a
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  • ASIA
    • ASIA NOTES
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        Lock icon Japan banks need to speed up recovery
        70 8 AFP TOKYO Standard and Poor's president Leo O'Neill urged Japanese financial institutions yesterday to undertake their I recovery programme "with deliberate speed" in order to avoid I prolonging bad loan problems. Mr O'Neill told a business [conference here "delay only makes recovery more
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        Lock icon Aussie bank confident on inflation
        65 8 Reuter CANBERRA Australia's underlying inflation rate can be pulled back into the Reserve Bank's 2 to 3 per cent target range given that a [slowing economy was likely to moderate wages growth, bank •governor Bemie Fraser said. "Slower economic and employment 'growth should help to
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        Lock icon India may beat China in population
        96 8 AFP [NEW DELHI India will challenge China as the world's most 'populous country within four decades if it does not popularise other choices in contraception methods, a survey warned yesterday. The [National Family Health Survey, India's largest study based on jfiterviews with nearly 90,000
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        Lock icon Top Bangladeshi industrialist dies
        65 8 Reuter [DHAKA One of Bangladesh's richest men and top industrialists, Zahurul Islam, has died of a heart attack in Singapore, the official BSS news agency said yesterday. Mr Islam, well-known for his real tiitate businesses, was in Singapore for treatment when he died on Wednesday night.
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      Lock icon No sign of Japan going back on track, says BOJ
      420 8 Reuter fOKYO The Bank of Japan [BOJ) has not confirmed any signs that Japan's economy is moving out of its current stalled state or returning to a recovery track, BOJ Governor Vasuo Matsushita said in a speech. "At present, we
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      Forex guru Bergsten urges target zone for dollar-yen
      611 8  -  FnMH Anthony Rowley in TOKYO ONE of the world's leading exchange-rate gurus, Fred Bergsten, predicted yesterday that the yen would prove stable at its current level of around 100 to the US dollar for the time being. But the former US administration
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      Lock icon Roh's alleged cash stash traced, says opposition MP
      298 8 AFP SEOUL An opposition lawmaker, in a potentially explosive claim, said yesterday he had traced some US$52O million (*****.4 million) allegedly stashed away by former president Roh Tae Woo in secret bank accounts. Park Kye Dong of the opposition Democratic Party said
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      Lock icon Bridging a tourism gap
      181 8 Reuter SYDNEY Japanese tourists lining up for their photograph in front of the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge yesterday. Australian industry lobby group Tourism Task Force said existing visa requirements fed a lingering myth among Asians that Australia still applied a "whites only" immigration policy.
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      Lock icon Agriculture cannot be excluded from Apec free trade: Keating
      404 8 AFP SYDNEY Australian Prime Minister Paul Keating warned Japanese politicians yesterday that Australia would not allow agriculture to be excluded from Apec's free-trade goal. Mr Keating told a fivemember delegation from the Liberal Democratic Party of Japan that the November summit
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      Lock icon PM attacks Aussie pension fund managers
      286 8 Reuter CANBERRA Australian Prime Minister Paul Keating attacked superannuation (pension) fund managers such as the AMP Society and National Mutual Life, saying they had lost money on the bond market and had no long-run strategy. Mr Keating told Parliament yesterday: "So let's not mess
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      Lock icon Bangladesh ministerial post for ex-opposition figure
      259 8 AFP DHAKA Prime Minister Khaleda Zia has given a former opposition figure a ministerial post, in a surprise cabinet reshuffle amid an opposition strike, officials said .yesterday. i President Abdur Rahman Biswas administered the oath of office to Shahjahan Siraj late on Wednesday in
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      96 8 11 j Carman Dinner Theatre Ssl2o* Regency Ballroom Hyatt Regency Singapore 31st October 1995 7.15 pm Ik rLove, hate and murder! AH these compelling elements together with a dash of comedy make Carmen, staged by the internationally renowned Opera Concert Productions (Worldwide) Ltd, a wonderful and unusual opera! For $120*
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      303 9 I I -x;w ;.f l 3 The moment you start driving a Range the Arizona desert, it'll take you any- Peace of mind is provided by safety space enough to haul along everything Rover you realize, there's nothing where in absolute comfort and luxury. features that range from dual air
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      938 10 WHERE TO WINE, DINE AND ENTERTAIN WORLD'S LARGEST SELLING BEER i A Frail Start P«s«v« A L»strw» twfag At Cafe Plaza, our International buffet lunch and dinner serves a winning spread of the freshest oysters and great tasting dishes from all over the world. Lustrous cultured peart in an oyster,
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  • LIFESTYLE
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      Oriental mystique
      652 11  -  Cartier is back in town to show off its Eastern-inspired masterpieces, reports Corinne Kerk Corinne Kerk EXACTLY a year ago, Cartier traced the history of its creations over 150 years via an exhibition showcasing 90 selected pieces of its jewellery. If that was a bit distant for local
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      Much ado about nylons
      557 11  -  Kevin Sullivan lets his baser instincts take control as he ploughs through Ch s's late night fare on Thursdays C^2£^xir\£( Kevin Sullivan DRAMA series Silk Staikina (Ch 5, Thursday, 11.55pm) has nearly naked Women and unusually good dialogue. The nearly naked women are there for titiQation;
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      Forum for the Arts starts tomorrow
      178 11 THE third series of the Forum for the Arts, organised jointly by the Substation and Sotheby's, will kick off tomorrow, offering local art enthusiasts advice on practical matters, like how to develop their "eye" and discern quality in art, how to start collecting, and
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      Lock icon Citizen Kane Oscar to go under hammer at Christie's
      345 11 under hammer at Christie's UPI Reuter Reuter THE Oscar award won by screenwriter Herman J Maikiewicz for Citizen Kane, a film critics consider the best ever made, will be sold at an auction on Dec 18, a spokeswoman for Christie's auction
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  • Page 11 Miscellaneous
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      1141 11 m Back to Dm Fntara lit, Spa, Ck S Marty McFly (Michael J Fox) goes to to see Doc (Chrislast part M trilogy. To from BifFs ancestor Mad Dog Tannen, the duo must fix the DeLorean, but K J Doc complicates things by fall- I f 4^--ing in love. Happy
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  • Article
    Hanoi's new superministry
    544 13 VIETNAM has responded to intense competition for foreign investments from other emerging economies by deciding to create a superministry, merging two key agencies. The current session of the National Assembly is debating the merger of the investment board, the State Committee for Cooperation and Investment (SCCI), with
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    New spies and new risks
    135 13 COMPARED WITH the raw emotion exposed over the rape of a Japanese schoolgirl, fQj which three .American soldiers in Okinawa await trial, the case of the American Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) alleg- edly spying on the Japanese during the car talks earlier icar looks theatrical...
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    No one is above the law
    134 13 THE Sarah Balabagan case can happen to any country with a sizeable number of foreign workers. Singapore had its similar share when the controversial Flor Contemplacion case was highlighted by the Philippine media. Sarah is fortunate because the family of her employer, whom she
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    Ensuring safety in lifts
    194 13 CRIMES committed in lifts have gained much attention recently. In the first nine months of this year, 120 such crimes were committed. To prevent such crimes, the Housing and Development Board has come up with two devices. One is a lift surveillance system while the other
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    Japan must be more earnest
    125 13 ONE HUNDRED YEARS ago this month, on Oct 8, a band of armed Japanese stormed the palace of the Yi dynasty in Korea under the orders of the Japanese envoy there... Ten years later, in 1905, Japan made Korea a protectorate, taking control of its
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    UN must set course for future
    204 13 THE United Nations turns SO next week but the mood in Geneva and New York is far from celebratory. The world body's ability to function is under threat from massive debts, its reputation smeared by accusations of incompetence and gross wastage, while the fast
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    Trust must be restored
    139 13 LAST WEEK, in one of the central Sumatra villages shaken by a major earthquake recently, two people, one a member of the armed forces and one a villager, were killed and another army officer seriously injured when villagers rioted in reaction to rumours. Earlier, two journalists
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    Lock icon Clinton right to lift rules on export of computers
    797 13  -  Limits hurt US firms but won't stop nuclear proliferation, writes Peter Zimmerman Peter Zimmerman Nuclear physicist Zimmerm n is a Washingtt tbased consultant on an is control and weapons proiiferati n Los Angeles Times THE United States government has always held
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      291 13 For more than a century and a half, Patek Philippe has been known as the finest watch in the world. The reason is very simple. It is made differently. It is made using skills and techniques that others have lost or forgotten. It is made with attention to detail very
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  • Page 13 Miscellaneous
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  • FOCUS
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      Bangkok under pressure to solve social problems
      680 14  -  Thailand's shift in national development focus Rtporttlfi Alan Boyd in Bangkok THAILAND has opened a public debate on its next national development plan, with the government under pressure to switch its attention from policies to sustain highgrowth to finding ways to solve the
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      Tough copyright enforcement : boosts growth forecasts for IT
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      355 16 INTERNATIONAL brand consultant Interbrand group pic, through its parent Omnicom Group, has taken a 40 per cent stake in homegrown Design Counsel. And the brand expert has already made its mark by changing the name of the Singapore design services consultancy to Interbrand Design
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    443 18 Housing starts down 0.1% in Sep, last week's jobless benefit claims up NYT WASHINGTON The spotty nature of the US economic expansion came through again yesterday as the government reported starts of new housing dropped in September for the second consecutive month and
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    Barings bondholders threaten civil action against top execs
    412 18  -  The Barings debacle Frar Neil Behrmann in LONDON BARINGS bondholders are threatening to take civil action against the bank executives criticised in the Singapore report. Jonathon Stone, chairman of the bondholders* action E>, who with other Barings investors are owed about million
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    178 18 Reuter LONDON The collapse of Barings investment bank has inspired an opera and its composers have applied to the bank's charity arm to help fund the production. "Barings is the inspiration for the piece," said Philip Parr, artistic director of Spitalfields Market Opera in London's financial
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    425 18  -  By Vikram Khanna SINGAPORE Although economic fundamentals point to a bullish outlook for the US dollar six months ahead both against the Japanese yen and the deutschemark, the greenback could prove vulnerable till the end of this year, Deutsche Bank's chief economist, Norbert
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    266 18 Reuter CHICAGO Eight months after the collapse of Barings bank, the world's futures exchanges are working more closely together, if not exactly in harmony, to find ways to lessen risk, industry officials said at a panel here. Futures Industry Association president
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    177 18 Reuter HONGKONG Governor Chris Patten yesterday dismissed calls that the British territory's slowing economy needed a "kick-start". "It is not in need of a kick-start, and the last thing it needs is a deliberate dose of reflation," Mr Patten told business executives.
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    901 18  -  The Bottom Line HARISH MEHTA HARISH MEHTA 9 The miter is BTs Indochina correspondent VIETNAM'S first stock market, originally due to start this year, is being shelved for another two years. Behind the terse announcement that Vietnam is deferring the
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    339 18 Bloomberg Business News WASHINGTON President Bill Clinton yesterday opened the door to a possible resolution to a weeks-long budget standoff between the Republi-can-led Congress and the administration. Speaking at a hastily-called news conference, he said, for the first time, it was possible to
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      IPC spending $10m to promote new fancy home computer
      491 19  -  David Mok SINGAPORE IPC Corp is pumping $10 million over two months into promoting a fancy new home computer in the hope of getting up to 80 times pay-back in revenue next year. Company chairman Patrick Ngiam told reporters at the
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      251 19 SINGAPORE The main shareholders of electronics firm National Kap are believed to be selling part of their stake. Sources told Business Times that members of the Ng family were talking with unnamed parties interested in buying some of their shares in
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      Yahaya sees heavy responsibility in Hicom
      417 19  -  Tycoon confirms purchase of 32% stake from govt investment arm FIW Ho Kay Tat in KUALA LUMPUR BUSINESSMAN Yahaya Ahmad yesterday said his takeover of Hicom Holdings Bhd has thrusted "a very heavy responsibility" upon him as the company was a central part of
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      Bulls and bears — the great divide in HK
      905 19  - Bulls and bears the great divide in HK HOCK LOCK SIEW By Quak Hiang Whai HONGKONG It could be the jitters ahead of the eighth anniversary of Black Monday. It could be Friday the 13th. But analysts and stock gurus tracking the Hongkong market have never been more sharply divided.
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      313 19  -  Ven Sreenivasan SINGAPORE Fast food and paper group In no-Pacific Holdings was the second most actively traded stock yesterday, on continued rumours that a Malaysian businessman was accumulating shares to take over the company. Inno-Pac stock topped the volume in morning trade, when the
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      78 19 AFP MBT KUALA LUMPUR The Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday identified 13 more firms for scripless trading under the computerised Central Depository System (CDS), officials said. They included Malayan Banking, Granite Industries, YTL Corp, Landmarks Bhd, North Borneo Timbers Bhd, Khong Guan Holdings Bhd
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      48 19 Mbced 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 Grenfdl, Ong Co, Nomura, Phillip, Smith New Court and WI Can.
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      72 19  -  -By Ven Sreenivasan ALTHOUGH Clob-traded Technology Resources Industries appears to be rebounding, its daily and weekly RSI and stochastics indicate that the recovery will be short-lived. It is already in an overbought position and faces stiff resistance at the $3.90 level. By VtnSmrnhmum NOTE: We strive to girt
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        Indon firm Astra's local price leaps 40%
        425 20  -  Surge may reflect drive to get domestic investors into market From Maggie Ford in JAKARTA MASSIVE trading by investors here in the shares of Indonesian carmaker Astra International has pushed up its local ■Share price by nearly 40 per cent in less than
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        Clipsal and GP in talks on India joint ventures
        269 20  -  By David Mok SINGAPORE Mainboardlisted sister companies Clipsal Industries and GP Batteries are eyeing separate joint ventures in India. Victor Lo, chief executive of Hongkong-listed Gold Peak Industries parent of Clipsal and GP said yesterday negotiations were going on with potential
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        $80m London-listed trust to be managed in S'pore
        246 20 SINGAPORE Abtrust Fund Managers (Singapore) said yesterday it would manage an $80 million Londonlisted investment trust here. The closed-end Abtrust Asian Smaller Companies Investment Trust, which started trading on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) yesterday, will invest in listed Asian companies outside
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        Datapulse disappoints with 73% profit drop
        281 20  -  By Abdul Hadhi 'SINGAPORE Sesdaq-listed 'Datapulse Technology last night unveiled annual results ">fer short of analysts' expectations. The computer diskette maker reported a 73 per cent 'drop in after-tax profit to SI, 15 million for the year to hAy 31. On average, analysts polled
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        431 20 Reuter JAKARTA Indonesia's. PT Tclkom's decision to sign several pending contracts with international operators has lifted the uncertainty shrouding the firm ahead of its multiple stock listing next month, analysts said yesterday. Tourism, Posts and Telecommunications Minister Joop Ave will preside over the
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        Lock icon Metro Pacific plans listing for Smart cellular unit in 1997
        228 20 Bloomberg Business News NEW YORK Metro Pacific Corp is planning to take Smart Communications Inc, its fastgrowing telecommunications business, public in 1997. Smart Communications, one of six businesses controlled by the Philippines conglomerate, is just two years old and has
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        Schroder Securities beefs up Asia team
        220 20 SINGAPORE Schroder Securities yesterday announced significant additions to its management and an expansion of regional operations. A statement from the firm's Hongkong office said the former head of Japanese operations for Smith New Court, Philip Kay, would join Schroder in February 1996 as head
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        Sime Darby Philippines' profit hit by labour dispute
        370 20  -  From Al Labita in MANILA THE listed Philippine subsidiary of Malaysian tyre maker Sime Darby has ended its financial year with "disappointing" results, a company official said yesterday. In its annual report to stockholders, Sime Darby Philippines (SDP) president Sean O'Kelly said
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        S'pore Technologies chief cutting deals in Yangon
        443 20  -  Fran Loh Hui Yin in BANGKOK EVEN as senior My an mar officials were in Singapore this week drumming up investor interest in their country, Singapore Technologies group executive chairman Yeo Ning Hong was already cutting deals in Yangon. During his four-day trip,
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        Rotol placement shares taken up
        64 20 SINGAPORE Sesdaq-headed Rotol Singapore said its S.I2S million placement shares were already fully taken up. Rotol launched its initial public offer to raise $10.2 million on Wednesday. The issue comprises 20.5 million shares at 55 cents each on a price-earnings ratio of 9.5 times. About
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        Cam's Malaysian unit bags US order
        50 20 SINGAPORE Cam Mcchatronic's Malaysian subsidiary has clinched a US$3.B million (555.4 million) order for spindle motors, one of Cam's core products. The order from US-based Belfort Memory International will allow Cam Precision Components (Penang) Sdn Bhd to step up production at its Penang plant.
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        Go-ahead for Acma's 1-for-5 bonus
        19 20 SINGAPORE Aetna shareholders have approved a one-for-five bonus issue of about 27.6 million shares.
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        Informatics for main board on Oct 27
        56 20 SINGAPORE Informatics Holdings starts trading on the main board on Oct 27 following the approval for its transfer from Sesdaq. Informatics now has an authorised share capital of $20 million made up of 400 million 5-cent shares. Issued and paid-up capital stands at
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        Rotary unit signs three contracts
        53 20 SINGAPORE Rotary Engineering subsidiaries have signed three contracts worth a total of $18.2 million related to work on petrochemical and gasworks projects offshore from Singapore. The contracts are not expected to impact Rotary's net tangible asset value per share and earnings per share for the
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        78 20 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Parit Perak Holdings Bhd says the Securities Commission will not consider its proposed bonus issue of 135 million ordinary shares until it complied with several conditions. Among the conditions are that Parit Perak is required to have its own core business in
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        380 21 Reuter Bloomberg Business News MELBOURNE Australia's embattled retailer Coles Myer Ltd announced yesterday that its executive chairman and three other directors would step down. "The board will immediately seek to appoint a new non-executive chairman. Solomon Lew will step down as
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        Lock icon Sun Hung Kai wins HK$2.2b deal
        72 21 Reuter HONGKONG Sun Hung Kai Properties Ltd has been awarded a HKS2.2 billion (SS4OS.2 million) construction contract for a new shopping mall in Ya Yat Tsuen, Kowloon, co-developer Swire Properties Ltd said. SHK Properties-unit Sanfield Building Contractors Ltd is expected to commence work on
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        Lock icon Monkey King to sell 50m B shares
        58 21 Bloomberg Business News SHENZHEN Monkey King Co, a welding materials manufacturer, has announced plans to sell SO million B shares. "The sale was approved last month by the China Securities Regulatory Commission," said a company spokesman. "We plan to sell the shares later
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        Lock icon Yung Shin pre-tax profit up
        63 21 Bloomberg Business News TAIPEI Yung Shin Pharmaceutical, which makes antibiotics, said pre-tax profits climbed 13.6 percent in the first three quarters of 1993 from a year earlier, according to provisional figures. Profits increased to NTS2B4 million (S$ 14.9 million), or about NTS2.6B per share, from
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        Lock icon Matsushita to raise imports
        58 21 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO Matsushita Electric Industrial Co will increase imports of finished audio products from its Malaysian factories by SO per cent to about SO billion yen (SS7OS million) by the fiscal year ending Match 1998, Nikkei English News reported. It also plans to cut
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        Lock icon Australis values Foxtel at A$600m-A$700m
        283 21 Bloomberg Business News SYDNEY Australian pay television operator Australis Media Ltd said it values cable TV concern Foxtel Ltd, with whom it proposes to merge, at between AS6OO million (***** million) and AS7OO million. A final valuation will have to wait for a report which
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        Dreamworld theme park sold to M'sian-linked company
        123 21 SYDNEY The Dreamworld theme park on Australia's Gold Coast has been bought by a Queensland tourism company in which Kuala Lumpur businessman Kevin Lau has a share. Koala Corp Australia has entered into a conditional contract to buy the theme park for ASBO
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        406 21 Reuter SHANGHAI Two Japanese companies have won final approval to buy domestic corporate shares in Shanghai-listed Beijing Lightbus Co Ltd in the first such deal since China revived stock markets in 1990. A company statement published yesterday said Beijing Lightbus had
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        206 21 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO Motorola Inc may join an alliance of Toshiba Corp, International Business Machines Corp and Siemens AG to work on the development of advanced memory chips for computers of the next century. Toshiba said in a written statement
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        Lock icon McDonnell Douglas earnings up 19%
        52 22 AFP ST LOUIS McDonnell Douglas, the US defence and aeronautics company, announced a 19 per cent rise in its earnings to US$l92 million (*****.6 million) against US$l6l million the previous year. Earnings per share rose to US$ 1.70 against US$l.36 in the same quarter of
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        Lock icon AMR profit rises 22%
        52 22 AFP FORT WORTH, Texas AMR Corp, the parent company for the No 1 US airline American Airlines, announced a 22 percent rise in earnings to US$229 million (***** million) from the same period last year. Earnings per share were up to U552.96 against U552.47 a year
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        Lock icon US Air's first 3Q profit in 7 years
        83 22 Reuter ARLINGTON, Virginia US Air Group Inc, which has been in merger talks recently, said it earned US$43.l million (5561.2 million), or 35 cents a share, on revenues of US$l.B7 billion, a record for a third quarter. The company lost US$lBO million
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        71 22 Johnson Johnson results improve Reuter NEW BRUNSWICK, New Jersey Johnson Johnson said worldwide pharmaceutical sales increased 18.6 per cent in the third quarter of 1995, which aided an overall increase in net earnings for the period. Net income rose to US$623 million (SSBB4 million) in the third period, or US$O.96
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        Lock icon Ford earnings slump 68%
        65 22 NYT NEW YORK Ford rounded out a generally dismal third quarter for the big US carmakers on Wednesday with a 68 per cent fall in after-tax profits, to US$357 million (Ssso7 million). The company's earnings slump, which Ford said was likely to extend into the final
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        523 22 NYT NEW YORK The merger frenzy among America's largest banks turned hostile on Wednesday as Wells Fargo A Co of San Francisco made an unsolicited offer to buy Californian rival First Interstate Bancorp of Los Angeles for more than US$lO billion (5514.3 billion)
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        Lock icon US banks' earnings rise on loans surge
        492 22 Bloomberg Business News NEW YORK Some of the biggest banks in the United States, including Bank America Corp and Fleet Financial Group Inc posted higher thirdquarter on a surge in loans and higher fees. PNC Bank Corp was the exception, as earnings fell
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        84 22 AFP BORDEAUX, France Ford Motor Company chief executive Alex Trotmaa displaying an electronic transmission component dnrlng his visit to the Ford plant near here on Wednesday. Mr Trotmaa said Ford would invest US$3OO million (***** million) in the plant between now and 1996
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        Lock icon Trafalgar House dips after warning of more losses
        189 22 Reuter LONDON Trafalgar House pic shares dipped after the engineering, shipping and building conglomerate issued a long-awaited trading statement warning of increased losses and heavy restructuring provisions. Trafalgar shares were down Ip at 20 earlier yesterday, after touching a record intraday low
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        Lock icon Apple's 4Q profit plunges 48% despite record sales
        259 22 Reuter PALO ALTO, California Apple Computer Inc, battered by fierce pricing pressure, parts shortages and product delays, on Wednesday said fourth quarter profits plunged 48 per cent despite record sales. The Cupertino, Californiabased computer-maker said earnings for the three months ended Sep
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        Baht bond market expected to see rapid growth in 4Q
        721 24  -  FMi Alan Boyd in BANGKOK groups have fore- cast rapid growth in Thailand's emerging baht bond market during the fourth quarter, as -tight bank credit and mounting foreign exchange losses depress the Ipans market. Interest rates have levelled off under
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        Software alone not enough to prevent Internet card fraud
        470 24  -  Fran< Quak Hiang Whai in HONGKONG i. BEEFING up security checks rtvy credit card companies on the Internet is needed urgently to. prevent credit card fraud, says a Mastercard International official. The checks placed on Interact credit card transactions through software
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        Stanchart first bank in S-E Asia to win ISO 9002 for trade services
        271 24  -  By Shiv Taneja SINGAPORE Standard Chartered Bank has become the first bank in South-east Asia to win the ISO 9002 award for its trade services operations. Its Singapore and Malay- sian trade financing operations got the ISO
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        244 24 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Five Philippine banks have been assigned financial strength ratings ranging from C* to D by Moody's Investors Service a new > type of rating that measures "intrinsic safety and sound- ness". The ratings range from A (strongest) to E (weakest).
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        350 24 Reuter CHICAGO The greatest threat to derivatives markets around the world is not traders but customer ignorance, according to a panel of industry expert? Ipoaking at a Futures Industry Association conference here. "I think the biggest risk to the system today is the lack
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        Lock icon First Chinese state bank to raise HK dollar debt
        366 24 Reuter AFP HONGKONG One of China's four specialised banks, the People's Construction Bank of China, made history yesterday by becoming China's first state-owned institution to borrow Hongkong dollars on the capital market. The People's Construction Bank issued HKSI.2 billion (SS22I million)
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        Lock icon European oil refining gloom may lift next year
        248 24 Reuter LONDON Oil companies may be in for another weak set of quarterly earnings from their European refining operations, but analysts see margins recovering next year as refiners combat overcapacity with plant closures. An analyst said he expects European refining margins the
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        209 24 Reuter LONDON The dollar was barely changed from its early levels in what dealers described as "absolutely dire" trading conditions. Following periods of brief excitement on mark/Paris and latterly on the dollar after the trade figures on Wednesday, the market has again gone back to sleep, dealers said. "Good
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        92 24 AFP NEW YORK The dollar was down against the major currencies yesterday in calm trading that was depressed by a rise of the German mark in cross trading. Around 1400 GMT, the dollar was trading at 1.4160 marks against 1.4240 on Wednesday and 100.80 yen against 100.82. In
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        Lock icon Euroyen up, Eurodollars ease at close
        1236 25 Reuter SINGAPORE Simcx Euroyen futures recovered early losses to close higher on bullish sentiment while Eurodollar futures ended softer. Dealers said Euroyen futures were boosted by fears of a credit crunch as Japanese banks continue to face higher borrowing rates than their US and
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        Tokyo rubber inches up on weak yen
        687 25 COMMOOITY REPORTS TOKYO; Rubber futures edged higher on the back of the weaker yen against the dollar combined with firm overseas rubber prices. Prices ranged from 1.2 to 2.3 yen per kg higher. Benchmark March ended 2.3 yen higher at 146.4. The market
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        Aussies to cask in on sugar demand
        65 25 NEW DELHI Australia, the workfs laigest raw wumr exporter, hopes its by and efficient sugar mils wifl gain from the explosive growth in sugar consumption in Asia. World sugar consumption has increased yoariy by lev than 2 per cent over the last 10
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        China oil products imports up 93.2%
        61 25 SINGAPORE China's oil products imports in September soared to 1.52 million tonnes, a rise of 93.2 per cent from 785.000 tonnes a year earlier, according to statistics obtained from the Customs General Administration of China. Jet fuel/kerosene imports have taken off after none of
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        Indons producing less sugar
        62 25 LONDON Production of sugar in Indonesia this year is seen dipping back towards the 2.30 million tonne level, down from last year's 146 million tonnes, according to the latest Czarntkow Sugar Review released yesterday. "With consumption forecasts in the region of throe million tonnes, a statistical
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        Outlook for Australian cotton crop
        69 25 SYDNEY Australia's 1995-96 (Oct-Sep) cotton crop is roughly 65 percent planted, and at mininua the crop shouid total 1.1 million bales, according to an informal Knigbt-Ridder surrey of AustraHaa cotton industry sources. Patchy recent falls have assisted some plantings, and sources say current planted area
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        EU mulls over export tax rule
        49 25 LONDON The European Union grains management committee is to consider rule changes which would make a tax on exports possible. The meAbd proposed would be to make it possMe for cmoalds to tender for a tax as well as for a refund. 4J.«
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        898 26 +0.5 SHARES closed slightly higher yesterday after languishing for most of the day following a poor performance on Wall Street. "The market saw some late buying to see it finish slightly higher but on very low volume," said a broker. The All Ordinaries Index rose 0.5 point to 2,111.9.
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        Manila
        575 26 •19.68 Share prices dropped, reflecting the fall in New York and the performance of local index heavyweight Philippine Long Distance Telephone there. "The market is still looking for direction, and investors just have this wait-and-see attitude," said a dealer. > TTie PSE Composite Index fell 19.68 points to 2,613.51.
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        Taipei
        574 26 -91.65 Shares closed lower, with textiles suffering a setback following reports that China will further cut down its preferential tax rebate ratios for exports. "Most Taiwan textile companies have either invested heavily or are planning to shift investments to China, but the lower tax rebate ratios would boost their
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        Seoul
        419 26 -6.48 Stocks fell, led by major exporters and state-owned monopolies, amid concern an economic downturn will slow export growth and hurt capital investment. After three years of sharp expansion, the Korean economy is expected to slow down from next year. The economic growth rate is likely to fall to
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        New Zealand
        279 26 +7.98 Share prices closed firmer but off their highs after another active session. While the rally lacked the explosiveness of Wednesday, turnover was still high at NZ$7l million. The NZSE-40 Capital Index ended 7.98 points up at 2,203.42. "There was a continuation of the interest in equities given
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        Bombay
        81 26 -27.09 Shares finished down on mild selling by speculators in quiet trade, brokers said. The 30-share BSE index ended 27.08 points down at 3,540.37 and the 100-share National Index lost 17.05 to 1,602.54. "Overall, it was a very dull market. Volumes were also poor as buyers stayed away. Most
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        619 26 -14.4 aU absence of fresh news on the bid front deprived the UK market of its main impetus of recent days and the FTSE 100 subsided to finish 14.4 points off Wednesday's record closing level at 3,578.6. Volume was 554.6 million shares. < Dealers said Wall Street's recovery from
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        158 26 -1346 Share prices closed lower extending earlier losses as the franc weakened against the mark after the Bundesbank's decision to leave German interest rates unchanged, dealers said. Tne CAC-40 Index was down 13.36 points at 1,757.30. The franc's retreat again fudled concerns about the duration of high French interest
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        Frankfurt
        185 26 -15.21 Share prices closed lower in r' t trading in line with weaker dollar. The DAX Index closed down 15.21 points at 2,179.60. Dealers said shares took their lead from Wall Street's dbclines at the start of the day and the downtrend was reinforced by the dollar's weakness. The
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        184 26 -3.65 Belgian stocks ended little changed as falls by Petrofina and Tractabel offset gains by financial stocks. The Bel2o Index closed down 3.6S points at 1,418.96, with 14 shares falling while five rose. "Volumes were light and if it weren't for the good news on bonds, it would have
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        Milan
        163 26 +61 Shares were largely steady in quiet reserved dealings as the market held its breath ahead of a vote of no confidence in Italian Justice Minister Fiiippo Mancuso. Dealers were monitoring Mr Mancuso's speech in the Senate Upper House, but he himself expects the vote to K against him.
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        Amsterdam
        229 26 -1.29 Dutch stocks fell, led lower by declines in Akzo Nobel and shipping company Royal Nedlloyd Group. The EOE Index closed 1.29 points lower at 456.48,. Among index stocks, 15 fell, seven rose. "The market just doesn't feel right,'' said a trader. "Cyclical stocks are still out of favour.
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        Stockholm
        127 26 -1646 Stocks fell in line with declines in Ericsson LM and cellular phone companies. Shares in Ericsson, the Swedish telecommunications provider, and the most-heavily weighted stock in the Index, fell after a lower-than-cxpected earnings report from rival Nokia pushed technology-related stocks lower. The OMX Index fell 16.86 points to
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        219 26 •10.9 Swiss shares closed a quiet session weaker as buying interest declined ahead of the Soffex expiry on Friday, dealers said. The SMI Index closed 10.9 points lower at 3,124.5. The broad SPI Index was down 6.81 to 2,023.11. Volume was moderate as the market lacked fresh incentives, one
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        Johannesburg
        344 26 _*2 South African industrial shares ended their energetic bull run in a volatile day's trade, while golds came back to life with a bump as the bullion price fell to a six-week low, dealers said. "Its over for the moment," said a dealer, commenting on the evaporation of buyers
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        671 26 +141 Stock prices stayed narrowly mixed in active trading early yesterday as the market fought off carry-over selling from Wednesday's late sell-off. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which retreated 18.42 points on Wednesday, was ahead 1.81 to 4,779.33 at 1 lam EDT. The NYSE Composite Index was off
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      2268 27 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Stocks were little changed as rising US bona yields slowed a rally that's lifted prices to 13-month highs. The Hang Seng Index rose as many as 51.68 points to 10,023.38 just shy of its 13-month high of 10,032.93 before closing up only 7.91 at 9,981.61.
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      647 27 CLSA IN Hongkong, the H share index lost 18j65 points at 970.15 on turnover of HK53.92 million. Losses were seen across the board, with the exception of Tsingtao, which gained one per cent. Dongfang. down 6.1 per cent, and Zhenhai, which lost 4.8 per cent, were hit the hardest.
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      2371 27 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO Stocks advanced, led by technology shares, as the dollar's rise above 100 yen and hopes for increasing demand for computers buoyed prices. The Nikkei Average rose 59.39 points to 17.955.36. The Topix Index climbed 9.32 to 1,434.27. The Nikkei 300 Index rose 1.99 to 269.13.
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      1369 27 Reuter BANGKOK Stocks dosed nearly unchanged as lastminute bargain hunting in building material issues helped pare earlier loss, broken said. The SET Index dosed 0.62 point down at 1,297.81. Trade was thin with 45.1 million shares worth 3.27 billion baht changing hands. "The building material sector is still attractive
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      1043 27 Reuter JAKARTA Shares ended mixed, with Timah seen making an unimpressive debut and Aslia rising sharply after acquisition talk, brokers said. The Composite Index lost 0.40 point to dose at 499.08. Brokers said the quiet debut was partly due to unfortunate timing as local players were seen saving up
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      CLOB INTERNATIONAL
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        6643 28 Bloomberg Business News KUALA LUMPUR Stocks were little changed as the central bank's anti-infla-tion measures left investors divided over whether the long-term benefit will outweigh the short-term impact on earnings. "It's come as a shock to the market," said an analyst. "We
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        Lock icon Shares retreat in quiet, featureless trading
        1789 30  -  By R Sivanithy SINGAPORE The Straits Times Industrials Index yesterday relinquished its grip on the 2,100 mark when it dropped 16.15 to 2,088.74 in quiet trading. Apart from a handful of speculative plays, it was largely a featureless day. Price falls in index heavyweights
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      Lock icon DAILY FREIGHT
      525 31 Reuter Knight-Ridder ACTIVITY in the Atlantic Caper market picked up somewhat and Panamaxes for grain from the US Gulf met more demand, but freight rates continued declining in key dry cargo trades. The Baltic Freight Index fell 19 points on Wednesday to 1,695, the first time for more
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      MARITIME STOCKS
      325 31 SQ 500 Oct 19 S$ Vol CWT Distribution 1.49 +0.02 9 Chuan Hup Holdings 1.19 -0.02 127 Coaco Investment 1.84 +0.04 Par East Levingston 5.95 -0.10 42 Freight Links Express 0.72 -0.025 214 OB Holdings Ltd 0.955 -0.02 58 Bai Sun Hup Group 0.93 -0.005 226 itachi Zosen
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      Lock icon EU plans penalties for shipbuilders guilty of unfair pricing
      379 31 UPI BRUSSELS The European Union has proposed to its member-states an injurious pricing procedure providing the "teeth" of fines and market exile for non-EU shipbuilders who sell ships at unfairly low prices. The proposal is Europe's solution to an essential ingredient
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      S'pore boxes in Hamburg reach 313,000 TEUs
      196 31 SINGAPORE Latest figures from the port of Hamburg show a container turnover of 313,000 TEUs from Singapore last year, placing it second only to Hongkong in the port's list. Of this figure, incoming traffic accounted for 176,000 TEUs (up from 148,000 in 1993)
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      Hongkong remains world's busiest container port
      436 31  -  ay Alec Almazan SINGAPORE Hongkong continues to maintain its position as the world's busiest port, with the release of its latest container throughput figures. The Hongkong Port Development Board said in a statement yesterday from Hongkong that the territory handled 5.9 million 20-foot equivalent
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      Lock icon Youth ship stops at Singapore
      88 31 SINGAPORE The Ship for South-east Asian Youth Programme made its third port-of-call here on Wednesday. A total of 322 youths, 15 to 30 years old, are participating in the programme. They are from the A scan countries and Japan. Each contingent comprises between 40 and
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      Shipbreaker Alang Marine posts 30m rupee profit
      80 31 SINGAPORE India's leading shipbreaking company Alang Marine has posted profits of 30 million rupees (S$ 1.26 million) for 1994-95, exceeding projections by 15 million rupees. The company, which also owns shipbuilding and shipre- pair facilities, is promoting Time Shipping Ltd, a new shipping
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      Lock icon Myanmar to lease paddle steamer to S'pore firm
      114 31 report said. hua YANGON Myanmar will lease a paddle steamer to a Singaporean company Wong Yip Chong Pte Ltd to operate as a cruise liner, an official report said. Under the lease contract signed here on Tuesday between the state-run Myanmar Inland
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      Stay of execution of judgement can only succeed if claim is bona fide
      594 31  -  jmmvLTY Diana Oon A defendant's application for a stay of execution of a judgement can only succeed if it is a bona fide claim against a plaintiff. In the High Court recently, Justice Chao Hick Tin granted
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      Grand Alliance to launch first three loops in January
      243 31 SINGAPORE The recently formed Grand Alliance consortium will begin operations in January, covering three loops in the Far East and Europe trades. This was announced yesterday by Neptune Orient Lines (NOL), which together with Hapag-Lloyd (HL), Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK) and
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      Lock icon Aussie union blocks ANL sale, asks govt to restructure line
      305 31 Reuter CANBERRA Australian maritime workers have blocked the planned sale of stateowned shipping company ANL Ltd and will instead press the government to restructure the loss-incurring carrier, the Maritime Union of Australia said yesterday. The union and prospective buyer Peninsular
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      Lock icon Asia-Pac forwarders set up network to provide consultancy services
      288 31 Bernama PETALING JAYA About 3S freight forwarders in the Asia-Pacific have established a network to provide value-add-ed services to manufacturers, exporters and importers. Malaysian-based Map Express Sdn Bhd's executive director S Naga said the network formed last April would enable freight
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      Lock icon Isma prepares to extend influence
      688 32 Group believes a range of critical issues facing the shipmanagement industry can be tackled only through a broadly based trade association open to all quality managers Lloyd's List MORE than four years after the International Ship Managers' Association (Isma) was formed, the group, which first
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      Lock icon Computer control of spare parts brings savings
      338 32 Lloyd's List HEAVYLIFT cargo specialist Jumbo Shipping has invested in a software program for spare parts control on its fleet of IS ships and in its shorebased offices and has already seen a 20 per cent reduction in purchasing. The company, based in
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      INDEX TO SHIPPING LINES AND FREIGHT FORWARDERS
      520 32 Pase ABC Corn 16 ANL 3 •APL 12 Able 7 Accord 8 Allien 6 Ahrcnkiel 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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      THE SHIPPING GUIDE THE SHIPPING GUIDE
      10360 40 This guide lists the sailing destinations from Singapore. The first date indicates the ETA at Singapore folMwfed by the ETA at the destination. The page number refers to the location of the schedule advertisement En ETA Mm— mini Voya#a P| El aa dmti Nama
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        AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES
        644 49 v—* Voy No B«1h Arrival Dapartura km Nrt Cahc-« J»ya 1/55 J1 alongside 20.10/1630 (BT) Paiar Baru 1/95 J1 alongside 20.10/1300 SS J Jo etor J1 alongside 20.1 OA) 700 BT) R8-2288 07/95 J1 alongside 20.10/0700 Aryamana 02/95 J7 alongside 20.10/0800 Batam Mah N235 J10 alongside 20.10/2300
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        1719 49 RECEIVING OF EXPORT PCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Rocord BookJnc/RaUnc* Raits Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Ported From To From Ac* Jade 261A 22/0600 3 20/0700 20/1159 20/1400 4 20/1200 20/1459 20/1700 Acx Lily 068A 21/1500 1A 19/1500 19/1659 19/1900 IB 19/1500 19/1659 19/1900 28 19/1700 20/0659 20/0900 4
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        GLOBAL HOLIDAYS
        217 49 OCT 20 Gaateaula: Commemmoration of 1944 Revolution. Keaya: Kenyatta Day. OCT 23 Haagary: Holiday. ladia: Deepavali. Malaysia: Deepavali date subject to change. New Zealaad; Labour Day. Siagapore: Deepavali (although Eurodollar and Euroyen contracts still expected to trade). Huulaad: Chulalongkom Day. OCT 24 Egypt Suez Day. OCT 28 Taiwaa:
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        Lock icon PAL predicts huge losses from entry of US carriers
        418 50 Reuter MANILA Flag earner Philippine Airlines Inc (PAL) says it will lose around two billion pesos (S$ 109.4 million) in foregone revenue every year with the entry of US competition under the "open sky" policy the latest blow to hit the
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        Lock icon Rover to invest £100 m in paint shop
        302 50 Bloomberg Business News Reuter LONDON Rover Cars Ltd, the UK unit of Germany's Bayerische Motoren Werke, is set to announce a 100 million $$223 million) investment in new painting facilities at its plant in Cowley, near Oxford. "We will be confirming rumours
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        133 50 Reuter LONDON British car maker Rover launched its new 200 series medium-sized car at the London Motor Show on Wednesday *in an attempt to attract younger people to a marque with a reputation for older, upmarket sobriety. Rover chief executive John Towers said the
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        Lock icon Eurotunnel should be bailed out, forum told
        128 50 Bloomberg Business News PARIS Christian Cambier, a French fund manager who heads Eurotunnel's chief shareholder association, said banks, governments and railways should pitch in now to rescue Eurotunnel from its financial woes. "What we wish for today is a definitive solution to the
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        180 50 Reuter BEIJING China will double the capacity of Beijing's congested Capital Airport with a seven billion yuan (SSI.2 billion) expansion, the China Daily said on Wednesday. The one-year expansion project will begin this month, the official newspaper quoted spokesman Han Xiangqian of the Civil
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        Lock icon Cargo at Colombo airport expected to grow 12% yearly
        317 50 Reuter COLOMBO Air cargo volumes out of Sri Lanka's only international airport, seen as a potential regional hub, are projected to grow at about 12 per cent annually, an official of the state-owned Airlanka said on Wednesday. "Colombo handles about 70,000
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        Lock icon Air India gets fund-raising approval
        86 50 AFP NEW DELHI Air India, the country's flagship carrier, has got the green light from the government to tap external markets to fund the purchase of two Boeing airliners, an airline spokesman said yesterday. Spokesman J Bhargava said New Delhi askedthe national airline to raise
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        Lock icon £10m mass transit contract
        84 50 Reuter HONGKONG Cegelec Projects, the British subsidiary of Alcatel Alsthom's electrical engineering arm, Cegelec, said it had won a contract worth about £10 million (5522.4 million) from Hongkong's Mass Transit Railway Corp (MTRQ. Cegelec Projects said it would supply the system design and a major proportion
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        Lock icon Lufthansa hopes for early EC nod
        80 50 Reuter BRUSSELS German national airline Deutsche Lufthansa uid on Wednesday it hoped the European Commission would soon pre the go-ahead for its planned alliance with carrier Scandinavian Airline System (SAS). "Hopefully we will receive the permission from the European Commission within the next weeks,
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        Lock icon Ssangyong in India venture talks
        89 50 Bloomberg Business News NEW DELHI Ssangyong Corporation of South Korea is in t*iw with Bajaj Tempo and Eicher Group of India for a possible joint venture to make four-wheel-drive vehicles in India, the Business Standard newspaper reported. Ssangyong plans to introduce its diesel-powercd Koran do
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        Lock icon McDonnell may not get US$1b deal
        84 50 Bloomberg Business News ST LOUIS McDonnell Douglas Corp appears unlikely to win a US$l billion (SSI.4 billion) order from Valujet Airlines Inc for a new 100-seat jet called the MD-95, The New York Times has reported. McDtonndl Douglas is considered a long-shot because it
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        Lock icon Challenge to India car giant
        103 50 Reuter BOMBAY The Hindujas, the London-based Indian family, plan to launch an 850-cc passenger car in India next year to on the country's leading car maker, Maruti Udyog, a family member said. The Hindujas will launch a model of Japan's Toyota Motor, with which Hinduja-controlled
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      2292 35 Contokicr» (Singapore Agencies) Pte Ltd ~T MT l E» 10 Hoc CMaag Road, «S7-S1 Keppel Towers, Singapore «Mt First Class Connections WORLDWIDE Tet 22s 2233. Tdex: rs ***** pnocsp f»k 225 5327/222 7517 m- CR Number **********0Z Sport vbsssl vov PWa wa w oou awt rot nam aor mi in
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      545 37 yf FAMOUS CONTAINER UNES II 80 ROBINSON ROAD, #22-02 SINGAPORE 0106 y HOT UNE: *****33 (30 UNES) I WE PROVIDE Weekly Sailing DIRECT CONSOL HAIFA ASHDOD i also accepting cargoes to TEL AVIV, JERUSALEM, REHOVOT BEER-SHEVA RISHON-LEZION j Call us for details I *****33 Ken/Sylvia/Ramlah .j; Imah/Molly ;j$ P KLANQ
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      952 38 70 ANSON ROAD, *21.01, SINGAPORE 0207 CR **********0N tTHAITS SHUTTLI SgRVICI PO«T KLANO PENANQ |w I I wo- *ssa vor m m SEA LAUREL IanOTHU 20^0FRI DRAGON WAS 60N 21/10 SAT 23/10M0N I EAGLE BREEZE 218 A 19nOTHU 21/10 SAT SUSAK ***** 22/10 SUM 24/10 TUE WRO ***** 20/10FRI 22/10
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      921 39 I PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL UNES (PTE) LTD I 140 C«d) Street, #03-00 PIL Building, Singapore 0106. I I CR Wtt **********06 I jBvMML fOY MM COM MB MOD uu M" MMM ASA I KOTAMMUAM ORLITO M/ 10 S/11 «/11 10/11 19/11 IS/11 17/11 10/11 SI/11 SS/11 I KOTAMAJU MA JOSS 11/11
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      371 43 (A«aiY-OMB«MBMrrQFNOL) (MAI! AMFMMHT) TIUmPOIITIMW*# MAIN UNE: 278 7772 WEEKLY LCL CONSOLIDATION INDIAN SUB-CONTINENT rro rro ooi.o—o as/io 30/10 KARACHI 90/10 07/11 MAPWAt 28/10 SS/10 CALCUTTA 26/10 20/10 CNmAAONQ 22/10 20/10 NMAMA SHSVA 20/10 07/11 i USA/EUROPE rro rro USA (ALL MLAMO POSIT) 22/10 20/10 HUMOM (ALL BASS PORTS) 22/10 20/10
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      1558 43 NU VAN NECK/5316 eta Spore 9/11/95 eta Shaqhai 22/11/95 ||||jlj Pee (P) Pga (P) Ota Plig Jed Sou Left Mm Aar* Ha M, NU AMERICA/3425 22/10 22/10 24/10 25/10 03/11 12/11 13/11 16/11 17/11 15,11 tmauk m 1 NU HONGKONG /1425 2S/10 28/10 27/10 25/10(F) 16/11 18/11 12/11 13/11 18/11
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      328 43 W SUNSHIP AGENCIES PTE LTD 20 McCmMum Str—t §16-01/03 Asia Chambers Singapore 0106 Tat *****22 (10 Lines) FAX: *****06 CR Noj *****8 200 00R Y.S.W. LlNE»miiiJ BiJJjjiJ!iJ.iiJ'iJ.i>si!gHH»i!i^ VESSEL VOY MMM OMWOnntai H OS EHH CD ns 2 M-22/11 27-29/11 iwil «mni ii-wii invii i§-wii ortww«—fm M 29-27/11 tSJUH P-94/12 7
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      1406 44 ■BirniEßfflfll MAERSK ENHANCED SERVICE TO EAST COAST SOUTH AMERICA MAERSK ALGECIRAS V.9512 ETA SIN 16TH OCTOBER 1995 Vtam Vb* I ETD DESTINATIONS Nod <Mk AANAMA N«l wmk STH STTCNQ mmhldc vtsio maewk umq beach vusi2 fIfIOHHEHEHi WKM H HHH^H CY- 24/10 1800HRS CY 2MO 1200 MRS > ere-34/10 1000 hub
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      629 44 TO E. CANADA US ATLANTIC US GULF LOADING VOY I PXELAMO* HALIFAX N.YORK NORFOLK NOMJEANS SAVANNAH TAMPICO HOUSTON HOEOHOYKE 0633 21*2 °£J I "NOV OS DEC 06 DSC 12 DEC 06 DEC 16 DEC SoDK HOEOHCASM 0132 OVM MOV 28 OCT 16 DEC IS DEC 22 DEC 29 DEC 26
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      334 44 TSW PHI LI-on If NT I: V* UNfS PT€ LTD ®TEL: *****00 (10 UNES) Z I AUCKLAND, WELUNOTON, LYTTIETON, 22 OCT I NAPd. CHRTCHURCH. NEW PLYMOUTH "J 2 LONDON, FELDCSTOWE. LE HAMK, 23 OCT I ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG, ANTWERP I AND ALL MANDOESTMATIONBWITHM EUROPE 2JOCT--§-Ail m KOBE. TOKYO, OSAKA 22 OCT
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      841 45 ACCEPTING ICL CARGO TO Singapore ftillhUw CFSdutmlf S5 nRST FORWARDER IN HeCiTSa Trirr YfiMiiiir iwvMbv ASIA AWARDED ZltlSt r^T*. ,so 9002 by lr qa wory imtnmy iwry borawy ;a* 5a —gj£L —&££r~ /^^fl3n g 1 srr- WMm SstwH at for mtv*k- Cg ifl Mk 2771 064 HnmrnmLUA fkboht w Dith
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      392 46 -L- Singapore Soviet Shipping jrn Co. Pte. Ltd. IMi ||A AiMAJIJUkiUUkU v Clt NO: **********0N BOMBAY/COCHIN ISE WY MM MM COC MKKHAMW KURANO MKION tl/10 10/10 00/11 xoua a— 410 two *1/10 •CA OLOffY OLMM 10/10 00/11 |KOTA MUTIAWA MUTCOO tVII tl/11 C. HAIPHONG SERVICE Ihm voy am h?h pionch
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      122 46 SIN FAR EAST 24/10 KEELUNG/KAOHSIUNG 22/10 BANGKOK 22/10 MANILA/CEBU 22/10 JAKARTA/BELAWAN/SURABAYA 22/10 PORT KELANG/PENANG/E. MALAYSIA 22/10 BUSAN 22/10 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE/NGO/OSA 22/10 HONG KONG SIM CHINA 22/10 GUANGZHOU/HUANGPU/SHENZHEN FUZHOU/XIAMEN/SHANTOU/SHEKOU DALIAN/SHANGHAI/XINGANG TIANJIN/QINGDAO/HAIKOU also accepting LCL cargo SIM EUROPE/UK 22/10 LDN/FLX/LVP/SOU 23/10 RDM/HAM/ANT/LEH/GOA/OSL/GOT/BCN also accepting cargo to Austria/ Hungary/Romania/Poland/Bulgaria/Czech. SIM USA/CANADA 23/10 LOS ANGELES/NEW
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      461 46 I STAR SHIPPING AGENCIES (S) PTE LTD AOMtrtMb ZIM CONTAINER SERVICE GOID STAR UNC LTD SFTH SHIPPING CORPORATION TELEPHONE: 220-6666 (I UNES) FAX: *****70 M: *****12 (MAMETW6) <CR WO. **********0-0 N. ANERKA/CAMMfAN SBVKFS vbm Ivor ji 111— ua ct sav mk lln MAUXAWMA 171 11/14 Z.UVQMOI7I n/11 1/11 5/1J 7/11
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      713 46 II |vessel^^vo^^SlN^lE!as!!^| 11 TIGER CAPE 376N 23-24/10 29-01/11 06-07/11 I 11 I TIGER ISLAND 377N 26-2CVIO 01-05/11 09-11/11 I II I TIGER BRIDGE 378N 30-31/10 06-0&11 13-14/11 I I TIGER BAY 379N 02-04/11 06-12/11 16-18/tl I TIGER CAPE 380N 06-07/11 12-15/11 20-21/11 1 a TIGER ISLAND 361N 09-11/11 16-19/11 23-25/11
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      195 47 Snm IMP/ WM SJUUWS: t. SOUTH IQOWO mi i I is? i a=| iF=^== p==p= ii =lil =ll= HOtlH 100*0 lias 5 I sq 1 agT MflAflMtV 4171 Mt« nWIW CONVIimONAI. SIIVKE |tts% pp IH "wy I w* I att warn* m m i wii I 1 wxmm m I
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      373 47 VCMIUVOY ETANN ETAMAA au oraoon vjMoan m fort nw KOTA MACHAN V MACOTt IMlfl* IM«nO raniAYVjifN aaavts aaaana FWAvnan V M ta-nrto ir-aana ■mat cafc VJ7W aaana aa*ana pftAVDMax V m tt-nno »aan« kota jam van ir-aano atawn TWER •LAND VJ77N 27-aaflO «taani rau. container sanvtca mom mm to iomay
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      242 47 NtO SHIPPING nSHAOiNau m m stS fcb *****29 hue *****59 WIEKIY CONSOUDATION SERVICES LOIDPC Fraa Sfafipara Oct Nw 1i far last Ports tagbk 21/72/75/71 Nafta* 24/27/31 3 hi—i (brin/tiwtuium) 74/27 2/3 km is/i7/if/n MM 21/74/71/31 4 Mq 24/79 NtQriiM 25 1/1 1i hia M CMMMM Kaada 20/27 3 l«*ar/to*c 20/27
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      646 47 J l| 'NEPTUNE ALEXANDRITE 20W eta SGP 2S/10/9S I HS3 I ETA RDM 13/11/95, FIX 15/11/95, I BREI6/11 /95, LEH 18/11/95 I BKBBKSSBSA==s^=s==sssaaßmmmmm V*** y O T W to* ~OAK VAN IST ATI CCO HOU WH "TID TO> ma* caufoBma.phi« 85 25/10 n/11 ivn I 13/11 I 14/11 wd is/n
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      495 48 /JZI SINO IXPRISS SHIPPING (PTI) LTD. T MM I 11 COLLYSR QUAY #06-01 THE ARCADE SINGAPORE 0104. TEL: *****00 (4 LINES) FAX: *****08 TLX: R*****1 BINOEX SINOTRANS SHANGHAI (CONTAINER SERVICE) SIN/HKQ/SHAI •V 8-PORS HKQ SHU VESSEL VOY ETA I ETP ETA ETP ETA ETP "LATMOS 9646/9646 2QflO EM 3<VlO 01/11
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      539 48 5 jcrltiiH^ fe 23/10 24/10 25/10 G'Mltf'haQaitSholm/Osto 27/10 2ano 27/10 2MO am Ldn/Fta/RWArt/Ham*ah 22/10 23/10 2-VlO 30/10 31/10 01/11 HKGfIKHKEEfIHH 26/10 27/10 28/10 RECgIVWHi TP; JPN/KOREA/MANILA I j 23/10 24/10 25/10 SHANGHAI/DALIAN jrw/wwimywAHiLli XIAMEN/BOJING Manila 25/10 26/10 27/10 ,—Tokyo/Osa/Yoto 20/10 21/10 22/10 AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEJUJUB 2VIO 25/10 I 06/11 07/11 08/11
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      209 48 Hi MFL SHIPPING (IMTL)SSSSt PTE LTD SUBSIOIARY Of HAI SUN HUP FCL/LCL CONSOLIDATION SERVICES HOT LINES: *****42/348 VKSa VOY ETA (SIN) KSTMATION ASIAN CHAUBKiBt ***** 22/10 WO WAN HAI 223 NOl7 22/10 HKG/KB/KAO; SEAMNGQt 410 23/10 IYOAOK/OSA' Afl KOREA OK 24/10 HKG CONCORDIA 004N 25/10 SUSAN T NEFT. AIMANNNE Ist
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      123 49 MHKAPAL KRIS Shipping Pt« Ltd 7N DUXTONIOAD, sWvWfSI9 M: *****76 Pm: *****77 a my iimnNM i rnnriiiii mum r _TOJMJM|A CAST MAUWTSU naioSH) wwrw—ww I i PPPIP I vissa vor mvm vssa yen nra NNGAOtfttK 9543 *10.1995 DC MOW 9559 *****995 OSMMNIIA t513 27.11.im OSNBNI 95*1 *****995 vnsa vor rnna
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      70 49 NIPPON EXPRESS J (WerWwide Consolidation System) rf, RXED WEEKLY DEMJTTURE ARRIVAL TO: Arrow U.SJL 3 tSmeSSr Ett LOMKAOI W* WHY INWSMT IttOKMO fVHTT lUBMT Arrow Europe (17 DAYS TRANSIT ONLY) '~f n»sTo»! innuxnowK EVBT TKSMOT ■BHSSHSBI mrrai evhty tmkmy EnaoTTBMa EVBT 9MMT Also occoptfng cargo to hM points to ioropo,
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      65 50 Stretch the life of your HfILON Systems We recycle and leHHakm Hydrot* your cySndere id BS and DOT standards ComptefrSoMion to Maintaining your existing Haton Systems W.H. BRENNAN CO PTE LTD C*rtJfl«d to ISO 0002 Standard For enquiries call 542 9722 or Fax 542 5246 > i Ask for Karen
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