The Business Times, 24 January 1998
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Title Section13 1998-01-24 1 The Business Times MITA(P) 110/12/97 85c SINGAPORE Internet: http://www.asial.com.sg/biztimes WEEKEND EDITION, JANUARY 24-25,199813 words
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879 1998-01-24 1 S N Vasuki - Banker says there is real danger of systemic collapse of banking system From\ S N Vasuki in Jakarta INDONESIA'S banking system has come to a virtual standstill as several major international banks pulled the plug on US dollar funds because879 words
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387 1998-01-24 1 S N Vasuki - But Morgan Stanley proposal not a bailout for Indon companies From S N Vasuki in Jakarta MORGAN Stanley has recommended that the Indonesian government issue long-term bonds worth US$lO billion (5517.5 billion) to be used to ease the short-term offshore debt burden of387 words
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Article, Illustration664 1998-01-24 1 Leon Hadar - Lewinsky affair may preclude proper response to Asian, Mid-east crises From Leon Hadar in Washington AS President Bill Clinton faces the most serious political challenge in his five-year presidency, including the possibility of impeachment proceedings, there are growing concerns in WashingtonREUTERS - 664 words
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401 1998-01-24 1 siow Li Sen - S'paremtvesdoMrU international practice; Sicom gets a boost By I siow Li Sen [SINGAPORE] The barrier between financial futures and commodity futures has been removed. Singapore International Monetary Exchange (Simex) members can now trade on the Singapore Commodity Exchange (Sicom), a move that401 words
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Advertisement147 1998-01-24 1 IMtUDE 1U wiring am Rmgapnrtt beaks Investing in Singapore bank stocks isn't what it used to be. But there are still pickings for the careftil, P|3 Thai finance fins' U97 aanriagi hari kit A dozen of Thai finance companies have reported their 1997 results and all but (me slipped into147 words
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Advertisement8 1998-01-24 1 13 Indon banks' legal ratings lowered, Pg 48 words
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Advertisement117 1998-01-24 1 L f- ;jS] r .apt Budget 2 [JAKARTA] Indonesian Finance Minister Mar'ie Muhammad presented a revised 1998/99 budget to parliament yesterday. In contrast to the first budget presented by President Suharto just over a fortnight ago, the market's reception this time round has been subdued. "It's just a theoretical exercise.117 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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Article, Illustration388 1998-01-24 2 Abdul Hadhi - Transactions still active with 19,497 applications registered By Abdul Hadhi [SINGAPORE] Resale prices of Housing Development Board (HDB) flats fell 10 per cent in the second half of last year, compared with just one per cent in the first half.Source: - 388 words
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215 1998-01-24 2 The Straits Times {AUCKLAND] A depreciation of the Chinese yuan may spark another round of exchange rate volatility in South-east Asia, Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Tony Tan warned. Speaking yesterday at a dinner hosted by the Asia 2000 Foundation, heThe Straits Times - 215 words
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Article, Illustration429 1998-01-24 2 Larry Wee - By] Larry Wee [SINGAPORE] Despite troubled regional markets, the financial community raised $249,049 between April and November 1997 in the first lap of a three-year investment race for charity. The SES Charity Investment Race (SCIR), under the patronage of Deputy Prime Minister Lee HsienARTHUR LEE - 429 words
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384 1998-01-24 2 Raju chellam - By] Raju chellam APPLE Computer Company has put its main office building here up for sale as part of a consolidation of its Singapore operations to lower expenses. Apple's new managing director for South Asia, Samit Roy, told BT that the decision384 words
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Article115 1998-01-24 2 The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 2 per cent in December, leading to a full-year 1997 inflation rate of 2 per cent, figures released yesterday by the Department of Statistics show. The increase from 1.4 per cent in 1996 was accompanied by price rises in115 words
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MEWS Roundup
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Article34 1998-01-24 2 INTERNET service provider CyberWay yesterday launched a new online service providing news on major world events, business, sports, entertainment, science and technology. CyberWay World News can be accessed at http://www.cyberway.com.sg34 words
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Article64 1998-01-24 2 APPLICATION fees for non-immigrant visas to the United States will rise to $85 with effect from Feb 1, up from the current $40. This applies to visas for tourists, students and business travellers. The embassy said that the best way to apply for visas64 words
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Article73 1998-01-24 2 SIS V Services, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Singapore Institute of Surveyors and Valuers, will today launch a new co-broking network service known as Multiple Listing System (MLS). Besides offering a listing of properties available in the open market, MLS allows its members to pool resources by73 words
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326 1998-01-24 2 Audrey Tan - Reports by, Audrey Tan SINGAPORE exporters may face a rise in non-tariff barriers, as slower economic growth lead manufacturers abroad to resort to protectionist measures. "In a situation where the economy is slowing, companies are closing and industries are not getting enough orders,326 words
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191 1998-01-24 2 TARIFF agreements made in the Uruguay Round and under WTO auspices have resulted in savings of at least $900 million for Singapore exporters so far, the Trade Development Board (TDB) said yesterday. TDB said by Jan 1 this year, exporters had saved around $400191 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous521 1998-01-24 2 THE WEATHER —TI Partly cloudy, gradually becoming fair. Temperature (30-24) 1 Tin -n i B/Lt* (M Piir n 81/U* Oml Imwli WU 1 OmL Awtland *4/14 Cloady Atntw «M» Shower BummAbw XUtt Trtm tatfu* nbby Ates IWI Show Btjfic- *11 Snow Btrin Saow j°* dy Hombtv »1S Stmn) Boh 04/2521 words
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FOCUS: PERSONAL FINANCE & INVESTMENT
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BULL'S EYE
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Article, Illustration476 1998-01-24 3 Those polled for their views on the Singapore stock market outlook for next week were: Alliance, BZW, Daiwa, DBS, GK Goh, Kay Hian, OCBC Securities, UOB Securities. Parkway Holding* ♦(Sell) Indosuez WlCarr Securities, Jan 22, $2.80 Parkway will be a casualty of sharply rising interest rates, givenFigures denote number of respondents - 476 words
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Article, Illustration436 1998-01-24 3 Colin Lee Yung-Shih - By Colin Lee Yung-Shih Managing director Chartered Asset Management Pte Ltd HE Year of the Ox I proved to be one of X hardship and strife for Asia. What then will the Year of the Tiger represent? Astute and cunning predators will be on the prowl; less436 words
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Article, Illustration746 1998-01-24 3 Shiv Taneja - While S'pore bank shares may have lost some lustre, they are still seen as relatively good value By\ Shiv Taneja [SINGAPORE] IT wasn't that many years ago when you could blindly invest in the shares of listed Singapore banks, and sleep easy. Massive capitalisation, robustSource: Bloomberg - 746 words
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Article, Illustration709 1998-01-24 3 Diana Oon - Shares trading at 50% of issue price; director says work has not stopped coming in By. Diana Oon [SINGAPORE] Battered down with the rest of the stockmarket, shares of just-listed Permasteelisa recently went to about a quarter of their issue price. Are there any reasons whySource: Bloomberg; FILE PHOTO - 709 words
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Article, Illustration688 1998-01-24 3 Carol Meakin - Investing In Unit Trusts in Singapore By Peter Douglas and Andy Ong Published by Ins finwimnMfaortiiM PtO Ltd Prleee $24.90 By I Carol Meakin The writer is manager of private client portfolios at Schroder Investment Management Singapore Ltd [SINGAPORE] Bookshops stockpile overseas bestsellers by688 words
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396 1998-01-24 3 Al Labita - BYE OK THE REGION Analysts like San Miguel, PLDT but shim banks, property From, Al Labita in Manila WHEN Indonesia sealed last week a revised rescue package with the International Monetary Fund. Philippine stocks, like those in the rest of Asia, shot up, regaining396 words
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Advertisement11 1998-01-24 3 Sunday Classified j Clarke Quay Every Sunday, 9am spm 1 cats.)11 words
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MARKETS IN TURMOIL
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241 1998-01-24 4 Hariah Mehta - From, Hariah Mehta in Bangkok STOCKBROKER Indosuez WI Carr Securities said that it would take a 49 per cent stake in Thai brokerage Union Securities. The joint venture firm called Indosuez WI Carr Union Securities will be formed after the241 words
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104 1998-01-24 4 AFP [JAKARTA] Indonesian authorities are revamping the management of state-owned companies to push them to become profitable, the finance ministry said yesterday. "The government is rearranging the role, position, mission and orientation of state companies," the statement said, adding that "state firm activities must beAFP - 104 words
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501 1998-01-24 4 Koreans feel crisis is over and time is on their side: source Reuters [NEW YORK] South Korean debt negotiators made their opening gambit in talks with international bankers on Wednesday in what promised to be a long and nerve-racking process for investors,Reuters - 501 words
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576 1998-01-24 4 Anthony Rowley - The best avo 'd turmoil is to «*wid beggar thy neighbour cnrrency policies From, Anthony Rowley in Tokyo A SENIOR US Congressman yesterday warned Asian nations not to adopt "beggar thy neighbour" currency devaluations in order to export their way out576 words
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Article, Illustration63 1998-01-24 4 [MONTREAL] A pedestrian stopping to look at exchange rates posted in the window of a currency exchange store on Sainte-Catherine street in downtown Montreal on Thursday. The Canadian dollar continued its skid, closing at an all time low 0f68.83 US cents in Toronto, theREUTERS - 63 words
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433 1998-01-24 4 Forex adjustments far exceeded what might have been needed Bloomberg [WASHINGTON! Investors "overreacted" to Asia's economic crisis, and currencies in the region have depreciated far more than warranted by economic and financial conditions, a senior International Monetary Fund official said. "The amountBloomberg - 433 words
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270 1998-01-24 4 AFP INEW YORK] A US agency on Thursday lowered its legal rating on 13 Indonesian banks that it said were severely undercapitalised because of a fall in the value of the rupiah. "Some are so short of US dollars they are defaulting on theirAFP - 270 words
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479 1998-01-24 4 Harish Mehta - It bays stake in one, revamps management of the other From Harish Mehta in Bangkok THE Bank of Thailand yesterday moved decisively on two troubled commercial banks it bought a 19.99 per cent stake in Bangkok Metropolitan Bank (BMB) by converting479 words
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Article, Illustration326 1998-01-24 4 Piinn«i wiinigtAr predicts zero growth, 20% inflation Reuters [JAKARTA] Indonesia announced a revised 1998/99 budget set at 147.22 trillion rupiah (5519.1 billion) yesterday, raising revenue and expenditure but closely tracking recommendations by the IMF to halt a slide into economic ruin. Finance Minister Mar'ieReuters; REUTERS - 326 words
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REGION
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244 1998-01-24 5 TOKYO AFP THE Japanese government will take action "flexibly" to revive the ailing economy, the nation's top economic planner said yesterday, a hint that Tokyo is considering additional stimulatory steps. Economic Planning Agency director-general Koji Omi told a news conference the governmentAFP - 244 words
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173 1998-01-24 5 JAKARTA AFP HUNDREDS of protesters supporting Indonesia's two most outspoken opposition leaders demonstrated yesterday morning in front of parliament to demand that President Suharto step down after 32 years. "We, the Indonesian people who want a better life, are forced to voice ourAFP - 173 words
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Article, Illustration386 1998-01-24 5 HONGKONG Reuters THE Hongkong government and securities authorities have scrapped plans to rescue troubled brokers but are seeking other ways to help brokerages in difficulty, officials said yesterday. "(It was) some sort of a fund, not to bail out but in case ofReuters; AFP - 386 words
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332 1998-01-24 5 Aruna Srinivasan - liberalisation and M in global prices boost lUbmuml By< Aruna Srinivasan in New Delhi INDIA remained the world's biggest gold market last year, with imports rising 88 per cent to 526.45 tonnes from 279.8 tonnes in 1996. According to the Genevabased World332 words
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436 1998-01-24 5 Meera Tharmaratnam - KUALA LUMPUR Firms that add to export earnings will have access to funding, says central bank By Meera Tharmaratnam MALAYSIA'S central bank yesterday said it is prepared to help businessmen unable to get loans for productive purposes. In a statement, Bank Negara436 words
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358 1998-01-24 5 BANGKOK Police, grot rapped for way they dealt with Wednesday's pretests AFP THAI police and government have come under fire over the violent quelling of a protest as the country's army chief warned of further unrest amid the deepening economic crisis, reportsAFP - 358 words
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420 1998-01-24 5 HONGKONG System will be used far larger, more valuable sites originally fflfitH far nitfftwff* Reuters THE Honkong government said on Thursday it would sell by tender larger and more valuable property sites originally slated for auctions. But territorial authorities did not expectReuters - 420 words
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383 1998-01-24 5 Leh hui Yin - HONGKONG By\ Leh hui Yin FEBRUARY 7 is when chick-en-starved Hongkongers will get the bird back on their dining table, dashing what hopes some might harbour of having it for the Chinese New Year celebrations next week. That's when383 words
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Article535 1998-01-24 5 Bruce Cheesman - LHTTHRF&OK TAIPEI Mew state oil company chief faces death threats over bid to dean np firm By Bruce Cheesman STANDARD business attire these days for Chen Chao-wei, the head of Taiwan's state-run oil refiner Chinese Petroleum Corp (CPC), is a bullet-proof vest. The new chairman535 words
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THE WORLD
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611 1998-01-24 6 WASHINGTON There are signs the govt may nse some of the money to service huge national debt Reuters THE surprisingly early arrival of an expected budget surplus this year has Treasury Department debt managers and Wall Street scrambling to figure outReuters - 611 words
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375 1998-01-24 6 WASHINGTON PC makers can delete the Explorer icon or part of the program Reuters MICROSOFT Corp and the US Justice Department announced on Thursday a partial settlement in which computer makers that license the Windows 95 operating system can delete the icon forReuters - 375 words
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398 1998-01-24 6 WASHINGTON CEOs to help Congress re vamp banking laws Reuters TOP EXECUTIVES from banking, securities and insurance firms agreed on Wednesday to unite to help Congress overhaul US banking laws, and lawmakers said they hope this cooperation will lead to smoothReuters - 398 words
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228 1998-01-24 6 WASHINGTON Bloomberg THE confidence of business executives in the US economy declined during the fourth quarter of last year, according to a new survey from the Conference Board. The board's measure of business confidence fell 5 points to 51 during the final threeBloomberg - 228 words
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Article, Illustration67 1998-01-24 6 [LEBANON] A worker putting thefinishing touches on Thursday to a globe made in the shape of an apple surrounded by an "Israeli "snake. The fibre glass apple will be displayed during a rally by the Iranian-backed Hezbollah, the main guerilla movement fighting to forceAFP - 67 words
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447 1998-01-24 6 ■LONDON Reuters Bloomberg BRITAIN's economy marched to its 23rd straight quarter of growth at the end of 1997, although the pace slowed a little as a strong pound cut into exports. Gross domestic product grew 0.5 per cent in the fourth quarter from theReuters; Bloomberg - 447 words
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Article247 1998-01-24 6 LONDON Reuters THOUSANDS of ex-miners with respiratory ailments prepared yesterday to sue the British government after a court ruled that the now-de-funct state mining industry failed for decades to do enough to suppress coal dust. "This is legal history. It will lead to theReuters - 247 words
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Miscellaneous44 1998-01-24 6 DOOMESBURY By Garry Trudeau HOW SWG£T! yi/P. ALL MYFAVORfTES IdERS CHJ6 m BUT ALL 1 youve&AL- excepr alucanp 'pompon fw I a '2£f I OiansepmyX pip mas ,nwm^J"2? t-YS&NAU. "KKXTSay ahpjmajkhn MYMOVieS* I OF YOUR A**- MY0UXJ& CHICAGO/ I sote scene IN W v44 words
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Companies & Markets
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Article, Illustration652 1998-01-24 7 Ang Wan May - Enter the Dragon minus the underwriter Dragon Land confident of success in its offer of 25m shares-indndmg a placement tranche of 15m at USSQJ2 each By< Ang Wan May (SINGAPORE] This year's hrst initial public offering, from property developer Dragon Land, will have no outside underwriters as cautious merchant banksFILE PHOTO - 652 words
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452 1998-01-24 7 Annette Pan - MD says crisis didn't hit too hard, pickup in electronics by July By. Annette Pan [SINGAPORE] Sesdaq-listed Seksun Precision Engineering expects "very much higher" earnings for FY97 even though sales were "stable", as it has not suffered too much from the currency turmoil, a452 words
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727 1998-01-24 7 Clarissa Tan - HOCK LOCK SIEW Clarissa Tan THE need for local banks to be more open with information has been a long-standing issue, but it has recently assumed a new urgency with the full-blown, re-gion-wide financial crisis. A week ago, Deputy Prime Minister727 words
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366 1998-01-24 7 Annette Pan - Reports by. Annette Pan [SINGAPORE] Troubled precision engineering firm CAM International is looking to sell off its profitable Penang subsidiary, CAM Advanced Technologies (M) Sdn Bhd. to the highest bidder. This comes after two failed attempts to sell equity in CAM366 words
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Article235 1998-01-24 7 INVESTORS looking forward to shares of precision engineering firm CAM International resuming trading status again may not have to wait much longer. If everything goes as planned, CAM will report its FY96 accounts in a month's time at a long overdue annual general meeting.235 words
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REGIONAL COMPANIES
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431 1998-01-24 8 Harish Mehta - 12 firms post results; all bat one in the red from bad loans, stock trading losses From. Harish Mehta in Bangkok A DOZEN Thai finance companies have reported their 1997 results and all but one slipped into the red, weighed down431 words
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568 1998-01-24 8 Surinder Singh, Felix Chan - Byl Surinder Singh, Felix Chan in Singapore SINGAPORE Airlines is expanding its services to Australia, taking up some of the slack from Qantas and Ansett which plan to cut flights to Asia. A report in the Australian Financial Review (AFR) yesterday said that SLA568 words
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340 1998-01-24 8 Abdul Hadhi - By, Abdul Hadhi [SINGAPORE] Home decor and children's products distributor Roly International yesterday announced an 85 per cent drop in group interim profit to US$l.O2 million (551.79 million). Releasing its financial results for the six months ended Oct 31, 1997, the mainboard listed group340 words
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187 1998-01-24 8 Bloomberg [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia will raise the number of shareholders required by a company that's going public, in a bid to make its rules more like those of exchanges elsewhere. Companies planning to make initial public offerings will have to sell at leastBloomberg - 187 words
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COMPANY Briefs
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Article81 1998-01-24 8 [SINGAPORE] Cycle Carriage Ltd (CCL) has signed a joint venture agreement with Novel Leasing Pte Ltd to form a new motor dealership in Singapore. The dealership, to be named Novel Automotive Pte Ltd, has been appointed by the CCL Group as a Mercedes-Benz dealer. Initial Issued81 words
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73 1998-01-24 8 [SINGAPORE] Mainboard-llsted Broadway Industrial Group has announced a joint venture to launch a new packaging assembly technology. The packaging products and components manufacturer will develop and market E-PAC (electronics packaging assembly concept) products jointly with DMT GmbH of Germany through locally-incorporated E-PAC International Broadway will73 words
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52 1998-01-24 8 [SINGAPORE] ST Computer Systems and Services, the information technology arm of Singapore Technologies Industrial Corp, yesterday named chief executive Victor Ang to the add itional post of company president Mr Ang has also been appointed a director of ST Computer. The appointments were effective52 words
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Article19 1998-01-24 8 (SINGAPORE] Rothmans Industries has appointed Roth mans Asia chief executive Anthony Jones a non-executive director.19 words
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Article71 1998-01-24 8 [SINGAPORE] informatics Holdings Ltd yesterday named Peggy Chan Siew Hong, the company's director of finance and corporate development as well as company secretary, as an executive director. It also announced the resignation of directors Wong Kock Meng and Cheah Hon Kuen, who also gives up his71 words
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Article60 1998-01-24 8 [SINGAPORE] Vikay Industrial said it had on Jan 3 agreed to sell the intellectual properties, machinery and stocks of its subsidiary, Vlckman International Ltd, to Double Eight Development Ltd, a British Virgin Islands company, for HK$3 million (S$680,000). Vlckman designs and develops telecommunications equipment. The sale60 words
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198 1998-01-24 8 [SINGAPORE] Books and stationery distributor Popular Holdings yesterday posted a 16.4 per cent rise In Interim net profit. The group chalked up net profit of $3.78 million for the half-year to October 1997. Turnover was 15.5 per cent higher at $85.1 million.198 words
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445 1998-01-24 8 Loh Hui Yin - Bangkok on course in reforms, it says From, Loh Hui Yin in Hongkong OF THE three Asian countries receiving aid from the International Monetary Fund, Thailand is well into implementing the measures that promise to pull its economy and banking system445 words
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INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES
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Article, Illustration389 1998-01-24 9 GE finance unit and ad revenue from NBC television make strong contributions Bloomberg [FAIRFIELD, Connecticut] General Electric Co said fourth-quarter profit rose 14 per cent, boosted by strong advertising revenue from its NBC broadcasting unit and a flurry of acquisitions in itsBloomberg; Source: Bloomberg - 389 words
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413 1998-01-24 9 Growth driven by international wireless business Bloomberg [ATLANTA] Bell South Corp said fourth-quarter profit rose 13 per cent, paced by a record increase in phone lines and strong growth in its international wireless operations. The Atlanta-based local phone company's profitBloomberg - 413 words
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Article, Illustration87 1998-01-24 9 [MIAMI] Executive vice-president of Citicorp William Campbell picking up a large credit card to present to international pop star EUon John at a news conference on Thursday in Miami after it was announced that the British singer had signed a worldwide marketing partnership withREUTERS - 87 words
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359 1998-01-24 9 Bloomberg [OAK BROOK, Illinois] McDonald's Corp's fourthquarter profit was little changed, meeting analysts' expectations, as the fast-food company confronted troubled economies overseas and competition at home. McDonald's net income rose to U*****.9 million (*****.5 million), or 58 cents a diluted share, from US$4lO million, orBloomberg - 359 words
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226 1998-01-24 9 Bloomberg [HOUSTON] Chevron and Texaco reported higher fourth quarter earnings as lower crude oil prices imi#oved margins on gasoline and other fuels, more than offsetting lower returns from oil sales. But Amoco's profits fell 34 per cent, missing estimates, because the Asian economic turmoilBloomberg - 226 words
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293 1998-01-24 9 Bloomberg [CHICAGO] Sara Lee Car? said its fiscal profit rose 9.1 per cat before a restructuring charge teat resulted in a loss ef U9SUB billion (S$2J3 billion). Profit before the Charge rose to US$346 million, er 68 US cents a dilutedBloomberg - 293 words
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407 1998-01-24 9 Operating profit may be £25m lower than earlier forecast Bloomberg [LONDON] EMI Group pic stock fell as much as 12 per cent after the UK music company said annual operating profit will miss expectations because of setbacks in the slowing economies ofBloomberg - 407 words
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FINANCE & COMMODITIES
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529 1998-01-24 10 Catherine Ong - Aaian antral hanlrg should diversify portfolios to include euro: DMG official By Catherine Ong [SINGAPORE] THE euro will not be expected to eclipse the US dollar as the principal reserve currency and currency of trade but it will overshadow the yen529 words
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502 1998-01-24 10 Ronnie Lim - Oil market downturn caused by currency crisis leads teat least a 6-month delay By\ Ronnie Lim [SINGAPORE] The current oil market downturn caused by the currency crisis has delayed the launch of a new gas oil futures contract on the Singapore International Monetary Exchange.502 words
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Article, Illustration350 1998-01-24 10 UBs/mju*k: US$/mark rose briefly to 1.8433 before plunging to a low of 1.7940 on Thursday. The technical view is mixed, with possible further corrective downmoves to the next support level at 1.7850. Should the unit clear this level, a bearish picture would emerge with initial supportSource: - 350 words
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268 1998-01-24 10 Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Bankers Trust New York Corp said fourthquarter earnings rose 13 per cent, beating estimates, as net income from loans and investment banking outpaced a decline in trading. The nation's seventh-larg-est bank said net income rose to US$2O7 million (*****Bloomberg - 268 words
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229 1998-01-24 10 Bloomberg [SAN FRANCISCO] UnionBanCal Corp's fourth-quarter earnings rose 55 per cent, short of analyst expectations, because of higher-than-antici-pated expenses. California's third-largest bank, which operates under the name Union Bank of California, said net income for the quarter rose to U5592.4 millionBloomberg - 229 words
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234 1998-01-24 10 SIWBX Report Reuters [SINGAPORE] Simex Euroyen and Japanese government bond (JGB) futures slid sharply yesterday amid fears Japan was close to announcing yet more measures to stimulate its languishing economy. 'There were rumours of a stimulus package next month that could be as highReuters - 234 words
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308 1998-01-24 10 ENERGY REPORT Reuters [TOKYO] A visit to Tokyo by Azeri President Haydar Aliyev in February could lock up a pact for four Japanese firms aiming to tap the rich oil reserves of the Caspian Sea, sources said yesterday. Mr Aliyev, who lastReuters - 308 words
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Article150 1998-01-24 10 AFP THE US dollar remained weak yesterday, whacked by new allegations about US president Bill Clinton's private life. At 1335 GMT, the dollar was trading at 1.7975 marks against 1.8036 on Thursday evening and at 126.08 yen against 127.24. Analysts said the greenback suffered from the double whammyAFP - 150 words
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Article1531 1998-01-24 11 SICOM FUTURES Jan 23 MMCI (Mures daatafKMUOpa) RSS1 COMTtACT(S cMtifa) C*M JMhh .0»» Month li» U» Sett (Unms) Manet Fat 96 U230 SO BO Mar 98 133.75 SO 300 Apr9t ***** ***** 136.00 25 4900 May 98 130.25 ***** ***** 25 «25 Jus 96 140.25 ***** M0.25 151,531 words
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Article2168 1998-01-24 11 LONDON Mostriab JmlJ ma 31 Group 49<1 -12.400 AB Ports 294 *1 Abbey National 1177 -8 Allied Domtcq 554 -12 Anwc 123 unch Asda Group 193 -5 BAT Ind 577 -4 BG Ptc 310 14.200 BtCC 135 .400 BOC Group 861 -17.400 BR Petroleum 747 -27.400 BTR2,168 words
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Article1594 1998-01-24 11 AFP O Nikkei 225 ****** JAPANESE share prices rose 2.3 per cent yesterday, backed by bargain-hunting and a late advance in futures contracts following optimism about the future of the Japanese economy. Brokers said share prices staged a quick bounce on futures-linked buying by foreign investors, which dispelled theAFP - 1,594 words
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Article, Illustration1566 1998-01-24 12 AFP P Hang Seng *3147 HONGKONG stocks erased early losses to end the week slightly higher yesterday on the back of climbing futures as investors returned to the market to hunt for bargains, brokers said. The Hang Seng Index closed 36.47 points higher at 8,920.20 after slumping property sharesAFP - 1,566 words
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Article, Illustration623 1998-01-24 12 Reuters F1 Shenzhen Bladex *2J4 SHENZHEN B shares ended sharply higher yesterday as domestic investors bought stocks likely to post good 1997 results on hopes of a pick-up in the market after the Chinese New Year holiday. The B Index jumped 2.94 points, or 3.6 per cent, to 84.69Reuters; Source: Singapore institute of Surveyors and Valuers - 623 words
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Article247 1998-01-24 12 Bloomberg n Wellington ♦LOO SHARES were mixed yesterday. Retailers, foresters and tourism operators fell amid concern Asian economic woes will bite into company earnings in New Zealand. The NZSE Top 40-share Index rose 1.00 point to 2,245.92. Within the index, rises beat falls 20 to 12. Bloomberg J»U cmmBloomberg - 247 words
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Article, Illustration803 1998-01-24 12 AFP nSEThin *107 SHARES posted marginal gains yesterday, closing 0.5 per cent higher as investors waited for the outcome of negotiations between Finance Minister Tarrin Nimmanahaeminda and the IMF, dealers said. Investors were also unsure whether Mr Tarrin would return from Washington with any good news, a dealer said.AFP - 803 words
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Article415 1998-01-24 12 AFP QOnposttliin ♦187 SHARE prices closed higher yesterday in volatile trade on foreign buying support for blue chips. Dealers said the market witnessed a "dogfight" between sellers and buyers throughout the day. "The reason for a modest gain in morning trade was because of Posco's bullishness, but its slightAFP - 415 words
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Article588 1998-01-24 12 AFP yiAlloriiiarie» +23J SHARE prices rose 0.9 per cent yesterday as a buoyant resource sector surged in late trade, outweighing poor performances by several leading bank issues. "National Australia Bank dragged down the market and the other banks with it this morning," said a broker. The All Ordinaries IndexAFP - 588 words
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Article, Illustration722 1998-01-24 12 AFP QCompogte Index *7.45 SHARE prices rose 1.7 per cent yesterday on selective buying, but dealers said the rise had little to do with a revised budget announced by the government in line with IMF-stipulated reforms. Dealers said the budget announcement, following a deal with the IMF, had littleAFP - 722 words
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Article302 1998-01-24 12 AFP Q Manila -3.54 SHARE prices slipped yesterday on a falling peso and the weakness of regional bourses and currency markets, analysts said. "The volatility of regional currencies and stocks will have a major effect on the local market." said a trader. The Composite Index fell 3.54 points toAFP - 302 words
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Article7712 1998-01-24 13 Caanaar protects 1999 Laat *•< ®"9 5*? I—I Law Cl—iny Sate 'OOP HNS Law P/1 *5* 245 MO AJbiomoto 210 uneti n3 Jf! KM T3 Angkasa 85 5 O *0 84 JO 125 3 M3 123 ApoBoFoodHIg SS 1 155 155 43 62 0 250 190 SertayaLand 233 -4 OT7,712 words
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Article, Illustration392 1998-01-24 13 AFX-Asia |JfWnpngiteindei -1114 SHARE prices closed lower yesterday, but with the Composite Index coming off lows on a mild technical rebound after posting substantial losses earlier as investors squared positions ahead of the holidays, dealers said. The KLSE Composite Index closed down 16.64 pointsAFX-Asia - 392 words
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Article3462 1998-01-24 14 BONK, LOANS i WAMJMIS 1947/98 Lnt Vol Day Last Oust* Avg High Law Stna Cmpmy Sala <"0001 High Lawi Buyar SaHar Prka M 9 m 3000 m AMOB c5.5******6 81 3160 «Acaf ******1 USS 11 *0.5 24 II 10.5 10.5 12 131 8.5 3164 Acma ******4 115 -1 39 123,462 words
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Article207 1998-01-24 14 Yen Sreeniwin - WARRANT WATCH By Yen Sreeniwin A SLEW of warrants has been hogging the top positions in the percentage gainers list for most of this week. One of the top performers yesterday was the recently-issued warrant of infrastructure specialist, Ipco International. The instrument climbed 12207 words
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Article2175 1998-01-24 14 Transaction Date Jan 23 I MALAYSIAN STOCKS Of Of 1997/98 Last Vol Day Last Oust* DH Dt» YH Not MCap High Low Stno Compowy «Ha fOOO> High Low Buyor Soapf Cw >/l W 478 28 m 1 5000 AISB 50c .84.5 Tis lili 88 763 84 84 52,175 words
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Article1141 1998-01-24 15 T •W V H 11 5SSS Sffi "52 Bjm ?ffl tSj rT i .s i SCSOAQ 4*M WW ;/Jtyt »il ill im <«*n Mm*** ■nlim *i <694 as* 3 f"! ll SS. 2 *****, 0 0 0 o 4 0 < «Ufii? 000 '*2 J o i 3 1 31,141 words
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Article220 1998-01-24 16 jfrrtf V«l—t SingTel 15c 81.965,000 •Renong BM 50c 10,273,000 'Promet 9,180.000 Keppei Land 50c 8,186,000 •Rehapaciflc Bh 7,837,000 •MBf Capital 7,500,000 STEngglOc 7,342.000 OUB Foreign 6,438,000 DBS Land 6,112,000 Wing Tai 25c 5,350,000 Stocta S SingTel 15c 255,732,039 SiA Foreign 50,722,223 DBS Foreign 35,372,826 OUB Foreign 32,038,470 City Dev 50c220 words
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Article, Illustration60 1998-01-24 16 Shiv Tanaja - -by Shiv Tanaja WING TAI closed 2.5 cents lower yesterday at 88.5 cents on a volume of 5.35 million shares, compared with its 10-day traded average of 18.6 million shares. In the days ahead, the shcxe price will trade sideways with a negative bim, and longer term, the60 words
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Article, Illustration693 1998-01-24 16 Ven Sreenivasan - STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY Prices fall right from the opening bell jus investors decide to square their positions ahead of the holiday-shortened week By Ven Sreenivasan [SINGAPORE] The traditional preChinese New Year rally remained illusive as stocks here continued to slide yesterday, weighed downChart info from Bridge - 693 words
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Article72 1998-01-24 16 A BUSINESSMAN, moaning about the seemingly inexorable rise in interest rates in Singapore, was overheard saying: "Can someone tell our bankers that Singapore is NOT on an IMF programme, please!" One of the principal conditions of an IMF package is that countries raise their interest rates to72 words
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Article115 1998-01-24 16 DO KIDS have it good or what? A friend who walked into a recently-opened neighbourhood Residential Committee's library was amazed to find that, in a little room off to one side, there resided an impressive beast of a server. Even modest ones can host at least 20115 words
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Article97 1998-01-24 16 AND for budding entrepreneurs out there, we serve this tasty (and cool) bit of news. Asia la the world's greatest growth area for ice-cream consumption even it today, Americans are the biggest consumers, accounting for 44 per cent of the world's ice cream. According to a Reuters97 words
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Article64 1998-01-24 16 AT A time when most stockshops are at least talking about downsizing of one form or another, we are told that DBS Securities is taking this opportunity to boost at least one area. Word has it that they've just hind a Lawrence Lye, ex Nat West Securities.64 words
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Article64 1998-01-24 16 BUT for the expatriates who are feeling leas -fl than secure in their current employ, here's an inside tip from our contacts. Apparently, one financially sensible criterion which i*j those HR people are using for selecting which expatriate to retrench—all other things being equal—is to pick those whose leases64 words
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Article110 1998-01-24 16 SINGAPORE Technologies' Sun Page will have a new boss just after the Chinese New Year and Hari Raya holidays end. With effect from Feb 1, Wee Way Kiat will fill the void left by Yang Lum Sting's departure to 1 Singapore Cable Vision. Mr Wee will trade his110 words
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Article78 1998-01-24 16 "IT WASNT because we were smart," said t Tan, managing dlrartnrnf Prudential-Bache Securities. He was referring to his US-based parent Prudential Securities' purchase of Thai-owned Nava Securities' units in Singapore and Hongkong. It seems Prudential had first eyeballed Nava in 1996 but, at that tima, they were not78 words
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Article4579 1998-01-24 15 Transaction Date: Jan 23 Or tr m Wt HOT/IP Lest V«4 Day Last Onata Mv Dk M Ctm Ar% stNa L M« rOOO) L— !»>« Cw P/K fcMI Wo 157 18.5 '02C *CE Dynamic «60c 28 *2 90 29 27 27.5 2* 22.9 26 5*46 ASCNTSI0200 US- v4,579 words
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Article1019 1998-01-24 15 Or Or M Wt 7497/60 Last Va» Day LmIOmK M* Otv VM KM Cm At* >■» Law WM» C4—ar Ian COOOI U» «4«4r Cw W M* Ww soma 166 74 2000 AMHMaiSc nS -I no n» no IM 115 10 4.0 0.1 1443 SU 113 444 74 2044 AS1,019 words
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Article, Illustration1575 1998-01-24 17 TAN SU YEN - COVER STORY But if you hang on, it won't be all bad. taiv so ten finds out what the geomancers have to say about the Year of the Tiger TAN SU YEN LAST YEAR wasn't a very good one for many people, particularly those inCHUA - 1,575 words
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Article89 1998-01-24 17 A PHOTOGRAPHER who was going to take some pictures at a government ministry was asked what kind of camera he would be using. The reason for this, he was informed, was because they had to be careful about espionage. Spy cameras, they explained earnestly, could even be concealed89 words
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Article60 1998-01-24 17 Still on security, a journalist who was in a hurry at Heathrow left his handphone in the little basket provided for such items when he went through the metal detector, and forgot to collect it. By the time he realised he had left it behind, the authorities had60 words
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Article98 1998-01-24 17 A cub reporter was sent out on his first assignment and submitted the following report to his editor: "The woman was injured in a one-car accident today. She is recovering in hospital with lacerations on her breasts." "This is a family paper," the editor said, "we don't use98 words
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Article, Illustration1347 1998-01-24 18 JESSICA DUCHEN - A year-long festival of all things American opens at the Barbican Centre tomorrow. Check it out if you find yourself in London this year, jessica ducben reports JESSICA DUCHEN THINK of American culture and the chances are that Mickey Mouse, hamburgers and that übiquitous phrase "Have1,347 words
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Article, Illustration1740 1998-01-24 19 BEN MUNROE - Chinese artist Wu Guanzhong's elegant strokes reveal dynamism, movement soul and passion. Bnmuinun reports BEN MUNROE PROM humble beginnings in the rural and very poor Yixing county in Jiangsu, Chinese artist Wu Guanzhong has risen, despite persecution during the cultural revolution, to be among China's most prominent1,740 words
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Article, Illustration670 1998-01-24 20 Susan Tsang - CINEMA The action choreography in Hie Replacement Killers shows a dire lack tf imagination By\ Susan Tsang THE Replacement Killers marks Chow Yun-Fat's Hollywood debut. The Hongkong actor, who became a mega-star in Asia and a cult favourite in America through John Woo's670 words
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Article, Illustration661 1998-01-24 20 Susan Tsang - Hard Rain also suffers from a script which lacks punchy one-liners By\ Susan Tsang HARD RAIN is an entertaining actioner which makes the viewer wonder if Christian Slater is cut out to be an action hero. Slater made his name in teenage fareFILE PHOTO - 661 words
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722 1998-01-24 20 AUSTRALIAN OPEN World No6ont while Sampras makes light work of Gustafsson Reuters [MELBOURNE] Thailand's Tamarine Tanasugarn staged the biggest women's singles upset of the Australian Open as defending men's champion Pete Sampras moved into the fourth round with ominous ease yesterday. Tanasugarn toppled worldReuters - 722 words
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878 1998-01-24 21 Ben Munroe - MUSIC In Deuces Wild, a new album of duets, B BKing plays and sings with contemporary nmsicians By. Ben Munroe CALL HIM the Ambassador of the Blues, the Beale Street Blues Boy, or just plain old B B King, the 73-year-old878 words
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Article, Illustration384 1998-01-24 21 M Yasotha - Compiled by M Yasotha COMCERTS Young Guitar Virtuosos Of Italy Giuseppe Carrer has played as a soloist and in chamber orchestras and ensembles since 1982. His performance for the evening includes Ponce's Variations on Folia de Esparia and Fugue, Giuliani's Rossinianq and Sor's Sonata, Op 2 Feb 6,384 words
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Article, Illustration1062 1998-01-24 22 TAN SU YEN - Ifs the soup stock and dipping sauce that make or break a steamboat meal, tam su yew looks at what some restaurants are offering TAN SU YEN A STEAMBOAT bubbling over with fresh ingredients has become the celebration meal of choice at many Lunar NewPHOTOS BY ARTHUR LEE - 1,062 words
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Article, Illustration736 1998-01-24 22 Tan Su Yen - RESTAURANT The centrepiece of the Bnmndan pmilti(Rl &t Hilton is the shawarma or lamb roasted over a pit By' Tan Su Yen DUSK on the 24th floor pool terrace of Hilton Hotel is nowhere as romantic as the many rooftop restaurants to736 words
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840 1998-01-24 22 N K Yong - WINE CONNOISSEUR Buynowifyen're replacing sticks. But for the investor the word is'wait' By N K Yong WINE lovers are in a quandary resulting from the present financial and economic turmoil. If we take as a starting point the fact that wine lovers love buying840 words
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Article, Illustration730 1998-01-24 23 Afterglow. Wife-swapping and husband-sharing in this unwholesome foursome movie. Julie Christie and Nick Nolte star. R(A). Yangtze. City Of Industry. Gritty crime flick with Harvey Keitel as a bank robber stalking his treacherous accomplice Stephen Dorff. Oriental. Devil's Advocate. A young lawyer (Keanu Reeves) and his wife are lured730 words
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Article, Illustration1384 1998-01-24 24 YU CHIN FUN - Within its old fort walls is a town that's still throbbing with life, to cam nm soaks in the old-world atmosphere of this Sri Lankan port city YU CHIN FUN The writer was a guest of Colombo Hilton at its 10th anniversary celebrations last year.PHOTOS BY YU CHIN FUN - 1,384 words
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Article, Illustration905 1998-01-24 24 Yu Chin Fun - Few pests are likely to leave Kandalama Hotel withent appreciating the beauty of nature By Yu Chin Fun A SLIM figure in white sat on the hillside playing a flute. Haunting Sinhalese music began to fill the air as we sipped our coffee at Kandalama Hotel's905 words
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Miscellaneous2164 1998-01-24 23 TODAY'S TV TTI Ya Alif (r). RECOMMENDED VTEWIHG I I i3O Taman Sesame. 8.00 AM TVSN. I I MO Jackie and Her Bushbaby Pnnfr»nnfin(T and put a stop to nefarious tS J I inSavanah. confronting activities. stLsam Rf. Jyi bLI Sr* u Dl aDartheid Jones, Mickey Rooney and XOO Basketball:2,164 words
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