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Title Section15 1996-09-14 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MITA (P) 04(V 12/95 85* SINGAPORE Internet: http://www.asial.com.sg/biztiraes WEEKEND EDITION, SEPTEMBER 14-15,199615 words
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593 1996-09-14 1 Conrad Raj - Caution comes in the wake of scandals at MO AM and Jardine Fleming By i Conrad Raj [SINGAPORE] The Monetary Authority of Singapore has asked fund management companies here to review their systems and controls in the wake of the recent scandals at593 words
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Article76 1996-09-14 1 Reuter [NEW YORK] New evidence that consumer prices remain in check sparked a broad rally in stocks that pushed the Dow Industrial Average to record territory yesterday. At 1 pm EDT, the Dow stock index soared 79.53 points, or 1.38 per cent, to 5,851.47, smashing theReuter - 76 words
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Article, Illustration478 1996-09-14 1 S N Vasuki - From, S N Vasuki in Jakarta SPECULATORS have this week made a run for PT Astra International, Indonesia's largest automobile manufacturer, on market talk of a major takeover bid and improved business prospects. Astra shares have witnessed frenetic trading on the478 words
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Article100 1996-09-14 1 [SINGAPORE] The general election will not be on Sep 28, a date widely touted by poll watchers. Responding to reporters' queries yesterday, the Prime Minister's press secretary, Chan Heng Wing, said Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong had told him "with a smile" that he100 words
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Article, Illustration57 1996-09-14 1 [SINGAPORE] As expected, a flood of appikiXtonfm'mfor Singapore Telecom shares under the government's ST2 qff& poured in yesterday to beat the noon deadline. No preliminary figures were available but at the last count on Thursday, more than 1.4 million Singaporeans have applied. ST3 is expected toARTHUR LEE - 57 words
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418 1996-09-14 1 Lee Han Shin - Loss charged to pre-tax profit; not known if Iras will reject this treatment By] Lee Han Shin [SINGAPORE] Listed First Capital Corporation yesterday declared a hefty $47.5 million loss from its acquired land in Woodlands, and took the unusual step418 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement115 1996-09-14 1 i imihii Trapf mrtikw*, SL^SbAIB. tail avene to (humbly hiam»e at A club for Singapore's top business elite, opening soon, reserves the right not to accept you as a member, ELI MHIWTAUJB fig. Despite Us Unproved prospects, non-partisan investors are cautious and rightly so. fkttfagSn« tfcss, this pg. Its share115 words
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Advertisement9 1996-09-14 1 Senior managmra aware of ruinous deals: Young, Pg 99 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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545 1996-09-14 2 Chuang Peck Ming - PM on vital three Ts technology, trade, tribes S'pWMMirgSiMt tetakegMiUfe wkkfcthey eqjqr ntw fa-graatad By i Chuang Peck Ming A HOME divided or "Hotel Singapore" these were two gloomy scenarios Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong sketched for students at a polytechnic forum yesterday to bring home the importance of taking545 words
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Article, Illustration173 1996-09-14 2 r TEAMWORK, regionalisation, R&D and "intrapreneurship" these are the ingredients of success for the 1996 Entrepreneur of the Year, Derek Goh. The president and chief executive officer of semiconductor distributor Serial System says training intrapreneurs entrepreneurs inside the company was one of the keys toERIC CHU - 173 words
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358 1996-09-14 2 Abdul Hadhi - ItkulMMd plMNtollpM 1_ IS TbuDIMURU By Abdul Hadhi WHILE Hongkong's Lane Crawford is packing up its store in Singapore, local retailer Royal Sporting House (RSH) will expand its presence three-fokl in Hongkong in terms of space it win occupy. Chief executive358 words
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Article, Illustration397 1996-09-14 2 Vikram Khanna - Vikram Khanna ASIAN countries should let their currencies move more onssiy to cope wimscranc capital Inflows, US Deputy Trea fUI7 tars of Singapore's financial ed that not private capital flows to dsvoinpiin countries < in Asia roas mors than 28-fold in sixARTHUR LEE - 397 words
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337 1996-09-14 2 Siow Li Son - Siow Li Son RICK importer* art finally railing the prleee of retail packs, by 10 cenle a kg, after holding out tor about a year as rice prleaa turpi to hktoric highe. Listed Provision* Suppliers Corp (PSC), the second larpnt rica supplier hare after NTUC337 words
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291 1996-09-14 2 THE former managing director of liquidated commodities firm Credit Consultants, Tony Tay Tuan Ngee, 45, has been sentenced to a total of 10V* years' jail on three counts of criminal breach of trust involving $8.14 million. Tay yesterday pleaded guilty to three charges291 words
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194 1996-09-14 2 THE Singapore Broadcasting Authority (SBA) is launching two new web pages today to promote community Involvement and parental guidance in the use of Internet The first page. Your Views, will contain public and media feedback received by the SBA. "This page194 words
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382 1996-09-14 2 Diana Oon - Tripartite' Back to Work'move to woo housewives, retirees, liud-off workers By Diana Oon THE government, the Singapore National Employers' Federation and the National Trades Union Congress have formed a tripartite effort to try and raise the overall local labour force participation rates. Minister382 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous226 1996-09-14 2 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD 9 Not allowed after usual time to arrange (8) HL_PV—P^r— 11 Work out value of ship in j** ■■Fo Hi rough seas (6) 12 Ability to see number going Ml I I J I j i I I I 1 round giving an affirmative ImJ——Lht—bh" IB answer (8)226 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement336 1996-09-14 3 C/ V j From $586 psf upwards Tmt 41 {i<; u j i f /he height of Cuxury (ivina LUXURIOUS SEAVIEW CONDOMINIUM NEAR BUKIT TIMAH RD, HILLVIEW AVE BUKIT BATOK EAST AVE 2 O SBHIII &y GlHUlljl breath of fresh air Bi I a JBj^— W u^. r ~r.^v— mm336 words
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FOCUS: PERSONAL FINANCE & INVESTMENT
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BULL'S EYE
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Article, Illustration539 1996-09-14 4 Those polled for their views on next week's Singapore stock market outlook are: Alliance, Daiwa Securities, Fraser, GK Goh, ING Barings, Merrill Lynch, Deutsche Morgan Grenfell and Phillip. CUT Dtotribatkn ♦(Hold) DBS Investment Research, Sep 12, $1.22 The company's interim earnings rose 20 per cent to $4.1539 words
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Article, Illustration481 1996-09-14 4 Madeleine Lee - Madeleine Lee Awodate director Morgan Grenfell Investment Management (Asia) Ltd HERE is much gloom I and doom being touted X around about the slowdown in the electronics sector in Singapore, as well as in Asia at large. One concern is that Asia may be losing its sparkle481 words
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Article1007 1996-09-14 4 Lee Yoke Har - Some segments of the sector are due for a turnaround, say the optimistic Reports by. Lee Yoke Har [SINGAPORE] IS it time to buy electronics stocks, which have been in the doldrums lately? The market is mixed on the matter but at least one or two houses1,007 words
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Article, Illustration470 1996-09-14 4 Alan Boyd - From, Alan Boyd in Bangkok LISTED Thai firms are pinning their hopes on a decline in interest rates in the fourth quarter to restore sagging earnings, after watching the stock market sink to its lowest point for several years. Profits for the470 words
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332 1996-09-14 4 [SINGAPORE] ING Barings' David Toh maintains that the domestic electronics industry remains bearish. While July non-oil domestic exports grew by a better than expected 10 per cent in real terms, this does not represent a significant change of improvement in the industry, he said.332 words
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523 1996-09-14 4 Annette Pan - Good also for the long term if firm plays regional cards right By Annette Pan [SINGAPORE] The SMB United initial public offer looks like a good bet, given the stock's low offer price. At 29 cents a share, not only is it affordable,523 words
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Article731 1996-09-14 4 Next publication date: Oct 12,1996 lank talk >■*■ late lyr tyn tyn i uDorc Growth 2 «/1 V 07/ $3 ■UM 4MI 6.11 1 3.1 4Ut 4H 4M 1 10.4 I 15.5 1 5.32 4 29 -2-M Hi .1 .1 ?i 47 3 67 2 62731 words
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REGION
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Article, Illustration510 1996-09-14 5 Anthony Rowley - TOKYO Bit analysts still see soft landing for the year as a whole with growing demand »y Anthony Rowley JAPAN'S economy came down to earth with something of a thud in the second quarter of this year following a dramatic, but freakySource: Bloomberg - 510 words
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Article, Illustration93 1996-09-14 5 [ZHENGZHOU, China] Chinese middle school pupils sharing in the festivities of the opening ofan US$lB million (SS26 million) Coca-Cola plant in the central Chinese city of Zhengzhou on Thursday. The 17th Coca-Cola plant in China and a joint venture with a Hongkong company, the plantREUTER - 93 words
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Article106 1996-09-14 5 BANGKOK AFP Thai Finance Minister Bodi Chunanonda said yesterday the government would maintain its targets for 1996 gross domestic product (GDP) growth of 7 per cent and export growth of 10 to 12 per cent. A central bank announcement that exports in the first sevenAFP - 106 words
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Article, Illustration364 1996-09-14 5 Harish Mehta - SINGAPORE By] Harish Mehta CHINA's leaders are uncertain about who should be the future chief executive of the Hongkong Special Administrative Region (SAR) a businessman, an academic, a politician or a bureaucrat, said the author of a new book on Hongkong launched here364 words
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ASIA Notes
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61 1996-09-14 5 AFP [HONGKONG] Chinese firms are set to start listing on the London Stock Exchange, with an agreement to be signed next month, the Lord Mayor of London said yesterday. John Chalatrey said an MOU would be signed between the British treasury and China earlyAFP - 61 words
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60 1996-09-14 5 Reuter [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia's state power utility Tenaga Nasional Bhd, still smarting from an embarrassing nationwide blackout last month, announced a costly plan yesterday to monitor power supply. Tenaga said it would spend between MISO million (Ss2B million) and Msloo million annually over the nextReuter - 60 words
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Article51 1996-09-14 5 Reuter [YANGON] Air links between Yangon and London have reopened after a two-decade hiatus, a Royal Brunei Airlines official said yesterday. The airline has begun flying to its 28th destination outside Brunei on a Brunei-Yangon-Abu Dhabi-London route. It will fly in each direction twice aReuter - 51 words
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51 1996-09-14 5 AFP (KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysian Foreign Minister Abdullah Badawl confirmed yesterday he met Taiwan's Foreign Minister John Chang in Kuala Lumpur last week, but said Mr Chang's visit was "personal". Mr Abdullah said their meeting should not "affect Malaysia's commitment to the one-China" policy.AFP - 51 words
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135 1996-09-14 5 TOKYO Reuter OKINAWA'S governor yesterday agreed to take steps to renew leases for US military bases on the island, ending a one-year standoff with Tokyo. Japanese Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto will visit Okinawa to underscore the government's commitment to easing the burden ofReuter - 135 words
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223 1996-09-14 5 TAIPEI Reuter TAIWAN'S top economic policymaker said yesterday it was time for local businessmen to slow their investments in mainland China until bilateral talks were resumed. "It is time to slow our investment in the mainland," Chiang Ping-kun, chairman of theReuter - 223 words
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Article, Illustration506 1996-09-14 5 Yang Razali Kassim - ABM, JAKARTA Washington urged to consult the WTO By Yang Razali Kassim NEW unilateral actions by the United States to resolve its trade woes have upset Asean, Japan, Australia and New Zealand ahead of the inaugural World Trade Organisation ministerial meeting in Singapore in506 words
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Article188 1996-09-14 5 KUALA LUMPUR AFP MALAYSIA is to substantially cut import taxes on a number of goods in the 1967 budget to be presented next month, Deputy Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said yesterday. "The (tax) cuts will be substantial. It is going to be aAFP - 188 words
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REGION/WORLD
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494 1996-09-14 6 crTsis IRAQ WASHINGTON Republicans warn that any Clin ton misstep would be a campaign issue A US ARMADA of ships and assault planes closed in on Iraq yesterday ready for a punishing bomb attack to end President Saddam Hussein's defiance of494 words
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423 1996-09-14 6 WASHINGTON Further prtef that inflation at retail level stays in check Reuter CONSUMER prices edged up modestly in August, the government said yesterday, offering more proof that inflationary pressures at the retail level remain largely in check. The Labour DepartmentReuter - 423 words
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313 1996-09-14 6 WASHINGTON Bloomberg Business News AFP THE International Monetary Fund sees "reasonably good" prospects for moderate global growth in the year ahead, IMF deputy managing director Stanley Fischer said. Mr Fischer said the IMF also foresaw low inflation in the major industrialised nations,Bloomberg Business News; AFP - 313 words
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Article, Illustration85 1996-09-14 6 [BERLIN] A cyclist yesterday passing by a famous painting of an eastern German Trabant car apparently breaking through the Berlin WaU. Work has recently completed on the restoration of the largest remaining part ofthe Wall—a 1.6 km-long segment called the East Side Gallery. AboutREUTER - 85 words
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259 1996-09-14 6 BONN Reuter HITLER'S Nazis may have sold assets worth as much as US$6O billion (S)B4 billion) at today's prices to Swiss banks to finance their war effort, a German television documentary said on Thursday. The report followed Britain's disclosure thisReuter - 259 words
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244 1996-09-14 6 MELBOURNE Bloomberg Business News TELSTRA Corp, Australia's state-owned telecommunications company, said its net profit rose 31.5 per cent in the year ended June 30, mainly due to a one-time gain because of a change in accounting methods. The record A 52.3 billionBloomberg Business News - 244 words
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Article, Illustration485 1996-09-14 6 Leon Hadar - WASHINGTON By] Leon Hadar IT was less than a month ago when things suddenly started looking good for Bob Dole. Political pundits were praising the Republican presidential contender for a set of decisions that seemed to project a sense of political decisiveness and485 words
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252 1996-09-14 6 WASHINGTON Reuter THE number of Americans filing for personal bankruptcy is expected to reach an all-time high of one million in 1996, a banking group said. "We are on a pace to have over one million personal bankruptciesReuter - 252 words
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WORLD Watch
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Article67 1996-09-14 6 Bloomberg Business News [BONNj The Bundeetag, Germany's lower house, yesterday gBve final approval to labour reforms and welfere cuts aimsd at saving billion marks (SflSJ billion) ae It voted to overrule objections by the opposition-held upper house. The upper house, or Bundeerat which repreeents Germany's mainlyBloomberg Business News - 67 words
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Article94 1996-09-14 6 Reuter (BLACKPOOL) British trade unions reacted furiously yeeterday to reports the Lsbour Party was planning to sever its historic links with the unions Denials ftota Labour wars oQly half-bellaved by union officials who have been appalled by the way the party has sought in reoent monthsReuter - 94 words
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Article74 1996-09-14 6 Reuter [MOSCOW] Russian gross domestic product leapt in August and unemployment edged down, but a big riee in wholesale priose pointed to a bufld-up of inflationary pteesures, official flguree released yesterdsy shewed. ODP rose 5 per cent in August, the biggest monthly Has torReuter - 74 words
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Article61 1996-09-14 6 Reuter [BRUSSELS] The European Union called yesterday for greater international market accees for its textile products, saying major world exporters were preventing European goods from competinf fldriy. A spokesman tor the »U trade commissioner said an appeal fbr meaningful proposals to cut tariff and quotas hadReuter - 61 words
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Miscellaneous50 1996-09-14 6 DOOMEBBUBY By Garry Trudeau i orjWR/ANS-' IJUSTUM7B? tUHYCV /VTOPMS£CONQM%NOSOPf f0Y.BO»- fTtNOTUKB WV* TOKHOH/tUHATS VOUTMNK! friJOfS S&CURfTY, 506UHY /HAN.'I I6&TAU7T imT UP* sT GQN&ONHJTTH rTtTHe SHOULPiOU6U/S?FORTH£ NGGPIO OF&6PeCT, Iftej Tr vosiiakx p&! PCANSW&, I THINK XXAB Oh,COM£OFf IT-NOONB -niATiti iJ-rrr rur* Fen* cxirrAu iosezTHeiß.joeTHesei>A& ?allfor. excepr de^MPTBHURS-PfVmaiN6 BGCAJS& OF UJHATTH&YAIM)- THAT.50 words
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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Article, Illustration371 1996-09-14 7 Teh Hooi Ling - Group ays margins cot uf competition and electronics infantry's downturn By Teh Hooi Ling [SINGAPORE] A weak electronics industry and keen competition nearly halved Goldtron Ltd's interim net earnings to $7.44 million for the six months ended June 30 from $13.43 million371 words
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140 1996-09-14 7 [SINGAPORE] Precision optics maker Avimo has acquired an 80 per cent stake in US-based Amarel Precision Instruments for a cash consideration of US$lO.9 million (5515.4 million). Avimo said yesterday US$2.B million is payable to Amarel, while the rest is payable140 words
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365 1996-09-14 7 Jennifer Lien - But operating margin down more than a third to 7.7% By, Jennifer Lien [SINGAPORE] Bucking the trend in the electronics sector, Venture Manufacturing yesterday posted an almost 90 per cent jump in interim net profit to $15.2 million. But operating margin came under365 words
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726 1996-09-14 7 S N Vasuki - HOCK LOCK SIEW S N Vasuki THE Indonesian central bank sprang a surprise on financial markets on Wednesday when it widened the rupiah-United States dollar intervention band and raised the reserve requirements of commercial banks. Though the measures were rumoured for weeks,726 words
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224 1996-09-14 7 [SINGAPORE) Listed telecommunications and engineering firm Acma Ltd has sold down its stake in Malaysian subsidiary Lityan Holdings from 40 to 30 per cent a move that will reap Acma an extraordinary net profit of $20.3 million for this financial year. In224 words
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424 1996-09-14 7 Agnes Wee - 182-room hotel is its first in Australia and has approval for 81 more rooms By, Agnes Wee [SINGAPORE] Apollo Enterprises has bought a mid-mar-ket hotel in the heart of Sydney for As3s million (5539.5 million) through its whollyowned subsidiary, Laudet Pty. This424 words
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137 1996-09-14 7 [SINGAPORE] Mainboardlisted PC-maker Acer Computer International (ACI) said yesterday that it has increased its capital investment in Taiwan subsidiary Acer Global Inc (AGI) to NT$4OO miUion (5520.4 million). Effective last Tuesday, AGl's paid-up capital was upped by NT$3OO miUion, based on ACl's subscription for137 words
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REGIONAL COMPANIES
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Article, Illustration174 1996-09-14 8 AFX-Asia [HONGKONG] Hongkong Stock Exchange chairman Edgar Cheng said the continued reduction in the number of local brokerages "might not be healthy" for the bourse in the long term. Mr Cheng said at a luncheon meeting that the opening up of the localAFX-Asia - 174 words
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415 1996-09-14 8 Al Labita - Probe to focus on why Malaysian group's stake increased from 66% to 74% From, Al Labita in Manila A 13 BILLION-PESO (*****.5 million) property project involving Malaysia's TA Group and a government-run company will be investigated next week by the Philippine Senate,415 words
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359 1996-09-14 8 No need to raise funds; revenue seen growing by 15-28% this yean top official Reuter [JAKARTA] Indonesian telecommunications giant PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia (Telkom) yesterday said it expected revenue growth of 15-25 per cent this year and said it had no plans for anReuter - 359 words
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149 1996-09-14 8 Reuter [KUALA LUMPUR] Menang Corp Bhd said yesterday that it is proposing a private placement of 20 million new ordinary shares representing 9.82 per cent of its issued and paidup capital. The company said that the issue price of the new shares wouldReuter - 149 words
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COMPANY Briefs
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21 1996-09-14 8 [SINGAPORE] Cam International has requested suspension of trading in its shares from Monday pending an announcement.21 words
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43 1996-09-14 8 [SINGAPORE] Superbowl Holdings yesterday reported a 9 per cent drop in net profit to $3.3 million for the half year ended June 30. Turnover increased 28 per cent to $20.2 million. No interim dividend was declared.43 words
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35 1996-09-14 8 [SINGAPORE] ITE Electric Co yesterday reported an 8 per cent increase in net profit to $450,000 for the half year ended June 30. No interim dividend was declared.35 words
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55 1996-09-14 8 [SINGAPORE] A total of 134 million Inno-Paclfic Holdings shares owned by substantial shareholder Bintang Piramid (M) Sdn Bhd which were pledged with Hong Leong Finance have now been pledged with Kim Eng Securities. Bintang confirmed yesterday that there was no change in its 18.3255 words
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Article51 1996-09-14 8 [SINGAPORE] Shangri-La Hotel is giving its Myanmar associate companies a total ofUS$3.5 million (Ss4£ million) in additional shareholders' loans. Of this, US$2 million will go to Traders Yangon and US$l.5 million to Shangri-La Yangon, which are in the hotel and property development and operations business in51 words
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171 1996-09-14 8 Reuter [KUALA LUMPUR] Malayan United Industries Bhd (MUI) said yesterday that it was not planning any further acquisitions for the time being, but that any further purchases it makes will fit within its current businesses. "We are currently in the areasReuter - 171 words
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SHIPS IN PORT
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REGIONAL/INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES
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Article502 1996-09-14 9 USs7.Bb takeover of battery maker is firm's largest in its drive to become a global powerhouse Bloomberg Business News [BOSTON] Gillette said it would buy battery maker Duracell International for about US$7.B2 billion (5510.94 billion) in stock and debt, its boldest move yet to dominate theBloomberg Business News - 502 words
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380 1996-09-14 9 leviaeddeal ifegnards fntnre )mpetition, says US •ade commission Reuter WASHINGTON] The Federal ade Commission (FTC) said Thursday it approved Time arner Inc's U516.5 billion $9.1 billion) purchase of irner Broadcasting System >c after the deal was restrucired to meet antitrust laws. TheReuter - 380 words
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136 1996-09-14 9 AFP [SYDNEY] Australian diversified manufacturing and marketing concern Pacific Dunlop Ltd yesterday posted a net loss of A 1132.74 million (Sslso million) in the 12 months to June 30. The loss compared to a profit of A 594.22 million in theAFP - 136 words
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COMPANY Briefs
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42 1996-09-14 9 Bloomberg Business News [AMSTERDAM] Heineken, the world's second-largest brewer, said first-half net income rose t0297 million guilders (Ss246million) from 280 million guilders in the same period last year. The result was way below market expectations of3lo-320million guilders.—BloombergBloomberg Business News - 42 words
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39 1996-09-14 9 Reuter [VEVKY, Switzerland] Nestle said it expected 1996 group net profit growth to at least match sales growth and said group tales should approach 60 billion Swiss francs (Ss6B billion) tor the year.—ReuterReuter - 39 words
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53 1996-09-14 9 Bloomberg Business News [SYDNEY] Cash-strapped Australian pay-television operator Australia Media said its net loss widened to A 1251.7 million (*****.9 million) in the year ended June 30 from a lots of Asl22 million in the previous year. The result includes a one-time loss ofBloomberg Business News - 53 words
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59 1996-09-14 9 Bloomberg Business News [HONGKONG] Wheelock Properties, the property arm of Wheelock Co, said four-fifths of the 41 luxury units on oflfer at Tower 2 of the Pare Regal were sold in the last two days. Some 500 buyers were shown flats at the siteBloomberg Business News - 59 words
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35 1996-09-14 9 Reuter [HONGKONG] The chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, Zhou Daojiong, will retire in the near future and be replaced by one of his deputies, Li Jiangs. —ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article, Illustration50 1996-09-14 9 [LONDON] Chief executive of British Aerospace Richard Evans Qtft) and finance director Richard Lapthome with a model of the Eurofighter in London on Thursday. British Aerospace on Thursday announced their 1996 interim results with pre-tax profits increasing by 38 per cent to £215 million (Ss43omillion). REUTERREUTER - 50 words
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313 1996-09-14 9 Teh Hooi Ling - Phenomenal fignre four times current global sales of USslb By' Teh Hooi Ling [SINGAPORE] Concert a global telecom alliance between British Telecommunications and MCI Communications Corp expects itfe sales in the Asia-Pacific to hit a phenomenal US$4 billion (555.63313 words
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383 1996-09-14 9 Bloomberg Business News [REDWOOD SHORES, California] Oracle Corp's first-quar-ter earnings fell short of expectations as software sales increased more slowly than some analysts forecast. Net income rose to US$ll3 million (SIISB million), or 17 US cents a share, from profit from operations of US$B7Bloomberg Business News - 383 words
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381 1996-09-14 9 MG AM declined comment on newspaper report of allegations AFP [LONDON] Senior managers at Morgan Grenfell knew about deals which led to the suspension of three investment funds, disgraced fund manager Peter Young alleged in the Independent newspaper yesterday. The newspaper reported thatAFP - 381 words
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Article, Illustration352 1996-09-14 9 Bloomberg Business News [NEW YORK] Billionaire investor Warren Buffett has endorsed Salomon Inc's recovery, saying his Berkshire Hathaway Inc would convert US$l4O million (***** million) of preferred shares into common stock of the third-largest US brokerage firm. At the same time, Mr Buffett madeBloomberg Business News - 352 words
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152 1996-09-14 9 [SINGAPORE] Hongkonglisted Min Xin Holdings signed an agreement for a US$l2 million ($16.9 million) term loan facility here yesterday. The interest rate for the facility, with transferable loan certificates, is pegged at 1.5 per cent plus six months Sibor, the Singapore interbank rate.152 words
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352 1996-09-14 9 FT [NEW YORK] Xerox, the office equipment manufacturer, received a cool reception on Wall Street on Thursday after announcing that its ambitious plan to sell its remaining insurance holdings to a leveraged buy-out consortium had fallen through. Negotiations with Kohlberg KravisFT - 352 words
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FINANCE & COMMODITIES
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267 1996-09-14 10 KohlbergKravis Roberts may be aiming for USssb for similar fond Bloomberg Business News [NEW YORK] Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc is raising US$l.5 billion (Ss2.l billion) for a new corporate buyout fUnd even as competition for investors in these fUnds is heating up. LehmanBloomberg Business News - 267 words
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379 1996-09-14 10 Asian dealers also see little impact from Gulf crisis now Reuter (HONGKONG] Asian gold dealers were eyeing the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) board meeting to discuss gold sales yesterday, but neither the IMF nor escalating Middle East tensions were likely to affect goldReuter - 379 words
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169 1996-09-14 10 Bloomberg Business News [TAIPEI] The Pioneer Fund, a NT$4.6 billion (5*236 million) mutual fund traded on the Taiwan Stock Exchange, will become open-ended in November. Open-ended funds can be bought and sold by investors at their net asset value, plus a fee, through fund-manage-ment companies.Bloomberg Business News - 169 words
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256 1996-09-14 10 Bloomberg Business News [BEIJING] Chinese commercial banks are to write off 20 billion yuan (553.4 billion) in loans to bankrupt industries, a senior Chinese banker said. "The money will simply be written off," said Tong Pin, deputy director of the planning departmentBloomberg Business News - 256 words
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Article232 1996-09-14 10 SDKEXRevort Reuter [SINGAPORE] Simex Euroyen futures ended firmer on late buying yesterday after a midafternoon drop caused by Japan's higher-than-expected gross domestic product. March Euroyen slid to a low 0f99.04 after the Economic Planning Agency reported that GDP fell a real 0.7 per cent inReuter - 232 words
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Article170 1996-09-14 10 Reuter AFP IjOfMiOll SOLID buying on dips below 1.51 marks helped the dollar to bounce back against the mark after a see-saw session that saw it hit two month highs and test the downside after a soft set of US economic data. US consumer price and retail salesReuter; AFP - 170 words
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334 1996-09-14 10 ENERGY REPORT Reuter [SINGAPORE] Diesel prices here were quoted at a five-year high on renewed Iraq tension and were poised to breach post-Gulf War record levels as the market enters a period of peak demand, industry sources said yesterday. The high marketReuter - 334 words
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315 1996-09-14 10 Reuter [LONDON] The euro, the combined European currency due in 1999, could represent a greater volume of trade than the United States dollar area and will eventually challenge its dominance in world financial markets. The challenge will come when uncertainty about the euro's credibilityReuter - 315 words
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Article, Illustration413 1996-09-14 10 US$/mark: The US$ surged for the first four days of this week, touching a high of 1.5155 on Thursday. Further upside is expected to be limited in the short-term as daily stochastics are at overbought levels. Resistance is seen at 1.5166, which is the minimumSource:; ALLAN - 413 words
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Article1046 1996-09-14 11 MOOMPlFTOMi ■SepM cm «H. m r~wr- iff •.jmm Oct H »4.00 200 TT75 £5 S! S S&S SS SS SKtf? 1*00 mSCOffmCTMwM vofm Opw Od M 129.60 Sin 121S0 tt60 1925 NMH S3 QUO B9.25 100 2935 SkS SS 130JO 00.75 MO 3930 ZfLtt S we g g1,046 words
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Article1729 1996-09-14 11 fc»P Note *b A. A. Car* Adr 541/4 A4 Ports 297 1.600 AMtyNMwH 6O6 2.400 AMLytn 447 4.600 Amec 94 unch ArfyB 344 Aa4a Group 104 -.400 MTM 440 5.400 HCC 321.400 3400 BOC Group 851 ♦6.600 Pskrofci— *****0 rnt 275-200 *1400 tank of Scotland 255 -I1,729 words
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Article1468 1996-09-14 11 Reuter Qnuas *aw.7i STOCKS soared to close nearly 2 per cent higher. The market was relieved after fears that stock prices may fluctuate due to yesterday's settlement of the September futures and options had been soothed, brokers said. The 225-share Nikkei Average was up 398.71 points, or 1.96 perReuter - 1,468 words
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Article, Illustration1503 1996-09-14 12 Reuter FlHm&Scng *117,32 LATE buying boosted stocks to a sharply higher close, with record highs in HSBC Holdings and Henderson Land shares buoying the Hang Seng Index through resistance, analysts said. The Hang Seng Index closed above the 11,300-point level at 11,369.04, up 117.32. Turnover jumped to HKSS.3I billionReuter - 1,503 words
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Article, Illustration598 1996-09-14 12 Reuter flShiadiaiß Share fate -030 SHANGHAI B shares closed down In sluggish trade, with most investors on the sidelines waiting for fresh news. The B Index fell 0.30 point to 50.15 on volume of 7.3 million shares worth US$2.B million. There was speculation among domestic investors that the governmentReuter; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 598 words
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Article333 1996-09-14 12 AFP HWPMW *45J6 SHARE prices finished higher yesterday as investors bought small-capital stocks. "Institutional and retail investors cautiously picked up small-capital and cheap issues in light of soaring oil prices in overseas markets," said a trader. The TSE Weighted Price Index advanced 45.95 points to 6,471.63. Turnover was 1.24AFP - 333 words
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Article, Illustration669 1996-09-14 12 AFP IjOwMUßtehig *188 SHARES rose on selected buying by major US fUnds. "The market was quite strong. There was quite a bit erf new money coming back into the market, which has been overlooked by ftind managers for a while," a dealer said. The JSE Composite Index rose 2.58AFP - 669 words
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Article, Illustration808 1996-09-14 12 AFP PsgTMn +13.44 SHARE prices rose on late buying by fund managers after a day of flat trading ahead of a no-confidence debate in parliament next week. "Trading was flat but funds usually try to bring prices up if they can at the end of the week so theyAFP - 808 words
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Article250 1996-09-14 12 AFP QlLuriU -QlBB STOCKS slipped amid fears of rising US interest rates. An increase in domestic petroleum prices which took effect yesterday had been discounted by the market. The PSE Composite Index fell 0.88 point to 3,193.68. Turnover was 22.42 billion units worth 1.773 billion pesos. PLDT and PetronAFP - 250 words
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Article398 1996-09-14 12 AFP IJOmpoßtelalg -H3B SHARE prices closed lower in the absence of fresh factors and growing pessimism about the market's recovery. "Investors took a negative view of the market, given the large overhang of stocks to be resold for short-term margins," said a dealer. The Composite Index fell 12.38 pointsAFP - 398 words
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Article601 1996-09-14 12 AFP QUMMn^JU A SHARP turnaround In the resources sector, led by BHP and RTZ-CRA, helped share prices to a higher close. The All-Ordinaries Index rose 15.7 points to 2,252.3. Turnover was 308.5 million shares worth A 5711.6 million. BHP had a volatile day, levelling out around A 516.00 beforeAFP - 601 words
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Article265 1996-09-14 12 Bloomberg Business News FlWeflimeton *IJB SHARES were mixed after the central bank insisted that interest rates have to remain high. The NZSE Top 40-share .Index rose 1.68 points to 2,213.90. Bloomberg Busi- i*u ga nw ANZ Banking TMO 0.05 W4S0 AOvwitagn HMgt 1.40 0.02 SOOO Air Maw Zaaiani (A)Bloomberg Business News - 265 words
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Article, Illustration7188 1996-09-14 13 Bloomberg Business News Index STOCKS rose, led by banking Issues, amid speculation a large stake in investment bank Rashid Hussain will be sold to an international bank. Rashid Hussain increased 50 sen, or 4.5 per cent, to M 511.60. The bank's chairman and major stakeholder, AbdulBloomberg Business News - 7,188 words
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Article3436 1996-09-14 14 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH By R Sivanithy THE KLSE Second Board has repeatedly proven to be the segment where the best gains are available albeit at a price. Almost all the stocks here have run up significantly and risk levels must now surely be running dangerously high. Still,3,436 words
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Article1866 1996-09-14 14 MM Last V* Day La* Oast* Mr 00 W MS MC« m» m ss* tmmi *A- rooo> f smut cw w US 360 »13QOO AB85QC 400 *8 400 386 3*2 402 S3 <* 04 017 402 M M Ml 9001 AMDSSOc 104 c* MCk 82 M «M DS1,866 words
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Article549 1996-09-14 15 Tuwovn roo°) T(M wuitc«t>^ Sr 5 H as IB H tS IS fcOT £33 tf»S 4fcW <MW "A* Ea >».■« *8 s a < gL ill il!> j g ooo i j s i a ;BT J i i 4 a JS& t 1 S J Twtrw Jl, IUUIMJ—*»* H-l—1*4*549 words
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Article3874 1996-09-14 15 Or Or M Wt rn, LMt w- 01 uatoy* J5S» T5 SS S2J02. Mt+ iMm ttm Ctmny «*««> w cw P/t —i »9ea zv. Ms *2 «j *""®^"K55«SI5SMi 494 300 mt MOOAcmaSOc 13* id unp *7 330 332 -WO Id \1 09 9*0 343 2S 3W3SO w" a3,874 words
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Article827 1996-09-14 15 4r Or M VI UN Ual Vd Da* U4»«44l4 Mi Mr TM Mat *5 w» urn mm c—»—» m *f- roooi w» t— >— 1 w Wwm soma 2*9 133 2000 MRHHbK 170 -2 30 173 144 170 T73 XO 143 0.1 W4J TU *7 90 M J049 AStMUC827 words
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Article, Illustration65 1996-09-14 16 Paul Lee - m Paul Lee ELECTRONIC RESOURCES was unchanged at $1.43 yesterday with 4.68 million shares done three times the lOdqy average if 1.5$ million units. It is likely to drift around current levels b&dre heading north again. Daily RSI is in overbought territory j but thejtveday mooing average line65 words
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Article, Illustration874 1996-09-14 16 Larry Wee - STOCK MABIBT COMMENTARY Tokyo buyers lead Far East markets to brush off Friday the 13th spell By. Larry Wee [SINGAPORE] Friday the 13th notwithstanding, Far East markets had an impressive session yesterday to round up the week, with most markets ending874 words
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Article237 1996-09-14 16 IN A luncheon talk to bankers yesterday, US Deputy Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers began with a nice little story that financial market players would especially enjoy. It was about Einstein's trip to heaven. When Einstein got to heaven, he thought "I really want to fit237 words
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Article91 1996-09-14 16 THE market always has to find a reason to explain things, no matter how ridiculous it maybe. Because of the phenomenal price gains enjoyed recently by the shares of three Malaysian companies engaged in the education business —Stamford College, Inti Universal and Systematic Education91 words
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Article101 1996-09-14 16 THE electronics sector may be going through a slowdown at the moment but there seems to be good demand for technology analysts. One head of research needs to find a replacement as his analyst is leaving the industry. Two other stockbroking firms have lost their technology analysts—one101 words
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83 1996-09-14 16 SUPERSTITIONS abound on Friday the 13th, and some government bodies are no exception. Commenting at the launch of the Back To Work campaign to encourage housewives and retirees to work part time, a Ministry of Labour official was overheard as saying that the number83 words
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Article, Illustration1004 1996-09-14 17 JAIME EE - The Tower Club is going to bring new meaning to the word 'exclusive'. Members have to meet stringent entry requirements, and are expected to include Singapore's top bankers and CEOs, jam HB finds out more JAIME EE IT'S opening soon. You may want to join it and1,004 words
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Article79 1996-09-14 17 TRIVIAL pursuit. What's a quintile? Here are some possible explanations from those with active imaginations: A quintile is like a quint. A quintile is a juvenile quintet. A quintile is a quality attributable to Quentin Tarantino. So if you say "He's really quintile", you mean "He's cooler79 words
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Article82 1996-09-14 17 COMPUTER companies nowadays seem to be coming up with all sorts of new marketing gimmicks. Hewlett Packard sent us an invitation to "the premiere of a great love story from HP LaserJet". The private viewing of When A Man Loves An HP LaserJet is touted as "more82 words
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Article60 1996-09-14 17 WE HEAR that in Orlando, Florida, a bonus awaits the real estate agent who sells a luxury home owned by a prominent local plastic surgeon. In addition to the usual commission, Dr Richard Nazareth will also provide up to U557,500 in plastic surgery for selling his U*****,000 home60 words
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Article, Illustration2012 1996-09-14 18 KENNETH JAMES - The story of Seagate president Alan Shugart is in many ways the story of the disk drive industry. And the creation of this unpredictable industry often involved giving the status quo a good shake-up. ehmmbth jambs meets the man who, even today, isn't averse toERIC CHU - 2,012 words
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Article937 1996-09-14 18 IN MAY, a remark by A 1 Shugart about government-owned Singapore Technologies' buyout of Micropolis Corp's disk drive business set off a flurry of responses from government officials. Recalling the incident, Mr Shugart insists his comments were "blown totally out of proportion". News reports quoted him937 words
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Article, Illustration820 1996-09-14 19 CORINNE KERK - In search of dean carves and fine lines for your home? At Design Barcelona ooun mx finds everything in great shape CORINNE KERK POR THE next two weeks, Spanish beauties will be showing off their curves at Park MalL You can look at them, you can touch them,820 words
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Article, Illustration751 1996-09-14 20 Jaime Ee - CINEMA ThelsiandOfDr Korean is foil if tarry creatures, bat don't expect them to be even remotely cnte or cuddly By. Jaime Ee A HUNDRED years ago, H G Wells could well have been considered to be as nutty as his fictional Dr Moreau, the screwy professor who set751 words
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Article, Illustration569 1996-09-14 20 Corinne Kerk - CINEMA Eddie Murphy learns how to throw his weight around, in a nice way this time, in his comeback vehicle The Nntty Professor By Corinne Kerk IF YOU weigh a sloppy 400 pounds, have to tailor-make all your clothes to suit your flabby frame, and569 words
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Article533 1996-09-14 21 A Surendren - NIGHTSPOT Ever since the management of Shangri-La's Xanadu changed hands, the place has become a hive of activity By, A Surendren THERE must be some formula for the success of the Europa chain of nightspots. If founder Dennis Foo could bottle and sell it,533 words
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Article, Illustration465 1996-09-14 21 Holly Harrison - Compiled by Holly Harrison health Terry Fox Run You don't have to be a marathon runner to participate in the Terry Fox Run (5 or 8 km): you can walk, run, skip, wheelchair or jog. The event is named for Canadian Terry Fox who lost a leg to465 words
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Article, Illustration727 1996-09-14 22 JAIME EE - Upbeat neutrals and clever ethnic touches make Bumbu a visual winner, says jazkbbb JAIME EE THINK Hard Rock Cafe. Think Tambuah Mas. Put them together and you get a hip Indonesian eatery cheerfully named Bumbu. Bumbu, which translates into "spices", adds more life to the otherwise sleepy sidePHOTOS BY CHRIS LOH - 727 words
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Article, Illustration672 1996-09-14 22 Jaime Ee - RESTAURANTS Crify—the wtiiie and creamy an the inside, Okonemiyaki's pancakes are definitely worth a try By, Jaime Ee IN THE basement of Orchard Hotel Shopping Arcade, you can make acquaintance with Muddy Murphy, order a latte and surf the Net at this cybercafe that's laid outCHRIS LOH - 672 words
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Article, Illustration1056 1996-09-14 23 Bays. Winona Ryder is a woman on the lam who hides out with a high school boy (Lukas Haas) in Stacy Cochran's offbeat latest Lido: 10.43; I; 3.45, 7.15; 9.15. Oriental: 11.30; 1.30; 3.30; 7.30; 9.3 ft Century: 11; 1.30; 7.45; 9.15. ▲BMiseaa Aflyr. Christopher Walken tries light comedy.1,056 words
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Article, Illustration975 1996-09-14 24 AUDREY PHRHRA - In Sabah you can learn to swing through acres of ancient forests, shoot the rapids, and visit the orang-utan at Sepilok. Audrey phbhra takes a walk on the wild side and sheds a few deep-seated fears along the way AUDREY PHRHRA WE RAPELLED, we flying-foxed, weAUDREY PERERA FOR BT - 975 words
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Article, Illustration987 1996-09-14 24 SABAH isn't only about high adventure and Mount Kinabalu. On the culture front, there is plenty to choose from. For starters, the East Malaysian state has more than 32 ethnic communities, 50 languages and about 100 dialects, making it one of the most diverse of theTOMMY CHANG FOR BT; AUDREY PERERA FOR BT - 987 words
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Miscellaneous2135 1996-09-14 23 TODAY'S TV IBOOMHIHUBP VIUWIMII SJS Jeneral Soedirman DeILSO AM TV Innovation. tlkDetlk Proklamaai I. GOngfU to the lutimatetest'when' 3 S=WSSTSS£2* W. to the Ultimate test When iM Peak Performance hm MN TV Innovations fighting his mistress* husband UO Gillette World Sport Spe- SjM AM Close. (Tim Robbins) takes S£* V2,135 words
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