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Title Section12 1998-04-01 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MITA(P) ll(V12/97 85* SINGAPORE Internet: http://www.asial.com.sg/biztimes WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1,199812 words
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Article64 1998-04-01 1 rjm M 1,111.10 (-19.38) □mm 973*48 (-18.%) BTOOKP mm (-13.68) nmrasA kJ ***** (-19.58) Himffm STOCK HABXET nmCES Tuesday Change KiagCOMP 7l»i2 -144 NKna 1M27.17—+M4.13 HAM) SENG UJB1&I8 +14* SET INDEX 4M.11 -4* JAKARTA COMP dosed MANILA COUP -J6J8 TAIPEI WPI J.MLM >121 SEOUL COUP 481.04 -Ml CLSA64 words
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Article71 1998-04-01 1 FOBEX BATES US$ St UBS 1JW S(U8t/SS per S) LI74 2.?0fi DM 1J860 $JSm ten 1334 mr m INi 1441 HK» 7.749 UK BAHT 39.06 0.941 BJPIAH Mtt tJir •stmrnwu* PUB BATES SINGAPORE* 7J1 KUALA LUMPUR 11.SO JAKARTA 28.00 BANGKOK 14.7ft MANILA 22J0 HONGKONG 1016 TAIPEI 8.80 SYDNEY 8.4ft71 words
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640 1998-04-01 1 Eddie Toh, Meera Tharmaratnam - Analysts fear Wembley is a prelude to more Malaysian corporate failures From\ Eddie Toh, Meera Tharmaratnam in Kuala Lumpur IN a shock announcement last night, Wembley Industries Holdings, controlled by Sarawak tycoon Ting Pek Khiing's Ekran Bhd, said it has been placed under receivership.640 words
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985 1998-04-01 1 Harish Mehta - Sash to raise new capital seen; Moody's cnts 5 banks' ratings From Harish Mehta in Bangkok THE Bank of Thailand yesterday announced a package of measures to bring the country's crisis-ridden financial sector in line with international standards. The new rules tightened985 words
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Article, Illustration864 1998-04-01 1 Conrad Raj - Profits expected this year; merger costs fnlly provided for By Conrad Raj (SINGAPORE] Neptune Orient Lines yesterday reported the Singapore stock market's largest loss for last year $297 million ft the bottom line the result of massive interest and restructuring costs from its purchaseTAN SUAN ANN/THE STRAITS TIMES - 864 words
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Advertisement138 1998-04-01 1 mgnxßi Ftairfattate As PM Goh Chok Tong arrives In London for Aaem H, observers riianiag hia moderating role in tackling Asia's financial crisis, P|2 Ksaadto far IPC IPC Carp's net earnings for 1997 plunges 71% to $&9 million mainly on write-offs totalling 180 million, including that for its ftitod Hagenuk138 words
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Advertisement81 1998-04-01 1 1997 earnings review The last of Singapore's corporate results are in. For a complete final tally, plus sectoral reviews and look-aheads for banking, property and electronics companies, see pgs 18,19 <• ■■'is -a w i. Serving tho Lstest MM Culinary Style Fusion Cuisine, I an Exotic /> Eastern Western Cooking81 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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Article, Illustration536 1998-04-01 2 Yang Razali Kassim - MOT II SUMMIT Asia's financial crisis giving summit its first mqjor test of relevance By Yang Razali Kassim PRIME Minister Goh Chok Tong arrives in London this morning for the second summit of Asian and European leaders, with observers expecting him536 words
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391 1998-04-01 2 Louis Beckerling - Business HQ status given to two Siemens miits, Belgian firm Barco and Teledata By] Louis Beckerling THE number of companies qualifying for tax breaks and subsidies under the Economic Development Board's Business Headquarters (BHQ) scheme now exceeds 120, EDB chairman Philip Yeo391 words
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Article, Illustration363 1998-04-01 2 Audrey Tan - EYE 0* THE ECONOMY Interest Rates By< Audrey Tan THE lack of liquidity in Singapore's money market will not raise interest rates because the demand for money is weak, says securities firm J M Sassoon. It has forecast a downward "underlying interest rate trend" inSource: Dept of Statistics - 363 words
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267 1998-04-01 2 WITH many companies currently under financial strain, those that are doubly unfortunate to be mired in some dispute would do well to consider out-of-court ways of resolving it. Besides being cheaper and faster than litigation in most cases, parties who267 words
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418 1998-04-01 3 Ang Wan May - Concessions, including rebates, will cost the two bodies some $44m in revenues By. Ang Wan May JURONG Town Corporation (JTC) and the Housing Development Board (HDB) yesterday fleshed out plans to freeze rentals for new tenants till June next year, and418 words
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183 1998-04-01 3 GINTIC Institute of Manufacturing Technology expects manufacturing Firms to commit $14 million to its research development projects in fiscal year 97/98, and $20 million by year 2000. The $14 million industrial commitment this year amounts to a 65 per cent jump over the183 words
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Article, Illustration427 1998-04-01 3 Diana Oon - All seven from mortgagee sales; 19 properties offered in fall-day auction By Diana Oon THE recent success at property auctions continued yesterday with Knight Prank closing seven deals out of 19 properties put on the block. Indeed, the property consultancy had toFILE PHOTO - 427 words
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Advertisement159 1998-04-01 3 RESTAURANT We are closed for renovation from today till 30 April 1998. Re-open on 1 May 1998 with a totally brand new look and concept Do make a date with us. Liang Court Complex 177 River Valley Road #04-07/09. Singapore *****0. Tel: 336 6022 —oa^r^l I WORLD WIPE I Since159 words
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MARKETS IN TURMOIL
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716 1998-04-01 4 Ruth Wong - Number will shrink eventually to eight; six anchor firms to absorb 15 others From Ruth Wong in Kuala Lumpur MALAYSIA'S ambitious target of consolidating its overcrowded finance sector met with success at the expiry of its March 31 deadline when all716 words
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416 1998-04-01 4 S N Vasuki - Mmmaytriggor social unrest, warn analysts From\ S N Vasuki in Jakarta CITING the unprecedented economic downturn, the Indonesian government yesterday rejected appeals for a rise in the minimum wage this year, a move which analysts warned could trigger social unrest as the416 words
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Article, Illustration346 1998-04-01 4 Larry Wee - By1 Larry Wee [SINGAPORE] Fears that the Japanese economy is headed for its worst recession since the oil price shock of the 1970s forced the Japanese yen to a 133.70 low in Asian trading yesterday, dragging other Asian currencies lower in theSource: Dow Jones - 346 words
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214 1998-04-01 4 AFP [BANGKOK] Thailand yesterday announced a decline in January's trade surplus led by flagging exports, which analysts said pointed to the fact that the Thai economy was still shrinking. In its monthly release of indicators, the Bank of Thailand (BoT) said privateAFP - 214 words
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Article, Illustration349 1998-04-01 5 Debt pact, Moody's statements should help govt sell USs3b bond issue overseas AFP [SEOUL] Foreign banks yesterday signed an agreement here to roll over US$2l.B billion (5535.3 billion) in South Korean short-term debts, the finance ministry said. The signing ceremonyAFP; REUTERS - 349 words
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167 1998-04-01 5 Bloomberg [SEOUL] Intel Corp said it will invest US$l billion (551.61 billion) in plants and equipment in Asia and buy US$l billion of products from South Korea this year. The investments reflect the fastest-growing markets for personal computers. The chipmaker seesBloomberg - 167 words
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343 1998-04-01 5 Bad loans to Asia could lead to Lst yen losses, it says AFP [TOKYO] Japan ended its financial year yesterday with new warnings over imminent bank losses and a downgrade in credit ratings for some of its healthiest financial institutions. The US creditAFP - 343 words
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Advertisement1188 1998-04-01 4 The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited (the "Stock Exchange") takes no responsibility for the contents of this announcement, makes no representation as to its accuracy or completeness and expressly disclaims any liability whatsoever for any loss howsoever arising from or in reliance upon the whole or any part of1,188 words
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Advertisement646 1998-04-01 4 BUSDIESS^te P.T. Bank Ekspor Impor Indonesia (mm) hKorpoMHri otf M Mb) mfe lan fafaMr of Mml U.S. $159,000,000 Floating Rate Notes due 1999 In accordance with the terms and conditions of the Notes, the rate of interest applicable far the interest period 30th March, 1998 to 30th September, 1998 a646 words
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Advertisement15 1998-04-01 4 Japan, Indon debt to dominate markets, Pg 6 Alarm bells from Japan, Editorial, Pg 1015 words
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Advertisement421 1998-04-01 5 There's money to be made on the world s sharemarkets* But which ones? USA 6,206,907 BRAZIL 136,664 TURKEY 26,529 JAPAN 1,498,560 MEXICO 108,530 KOREA 25,409 UK 1,284,817 SOUTH AFRICA 89,439 IRELAND 23,907 GERMANY 584,682 BELGIUM 75»53<> AUSTRIA 23,007 FRANCE 474,453 DENMARK 67,719 ISRAEL 22,362 SWITZERLAND 465,596 INDIA 53»4°4 GREECE 22,253421 words
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FOCUS: MONEY MATTERS
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Article, Illustration1049 1998-04-01 6 Larry Wee - Yen-led weakness suggests short-term top set for regional currencies By Larry Wee [SINGAPORE] THE improved fortunes of regional currencies against the US dollar last week were led by a 10 per cent recovery in the rupiah. Among the stock markets, too, it was IndonesiaCompiled by BT; Source: Deutsche Morgan Grentell - 1,049 words
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Article488 1998-04-01 6 It may be IMF's star pupil but it's not as yet a success story The Economist STAR pupils are good models for the lazy and recalcitrant. In the International Monetary Fund's reformatory for delinquent Asian tigers, Thailand fits the bill. While President Suharto ofThe Economist - 488 words
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Article415 1998-04-01 6 High PEs not always bad, check bond yields FOLLOWING a blistering start to 1998, do international equities still offer value? The average price-earnings (PE) multiple for the US market is around 27, while that of the UK and France are 21, Germany 22, Spain 27, and Switzerland and Italy415 words
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Article359 1998-04-01 6 Larry Wee - Compiled by Larry Wee JP Morgan (JPM), Sources: Independent Economic Analysis Holdings (IDEA) MMS International (MMS) United States Today: Heavy turn-of-the-month releases start today. March National Purchasing Managers' report will weigh in at a strongish 53 (as in February for IDEA) to 53.5 per cent (JPM). FebruaryJP Morgan (JPM),; Sources: Independent Economic Analysis Holdings (IDEA); MMS International (MMS) - 359 words
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Advertisement365 1998-04-01 6 Buy It. Sell It Find It Classified. H Call Today For Results Tomorrow. 1800-737-1166 Instructed by the Receiver and Manager mandated by the creditor bank to realise The Sh. Sameyeh Pte Ltd Collection which includes Museum Level examples, Mr Bruce Granger announces AN IMPORTANT EXTRAORDINARY (RESTRICTED) AUCTION HIGH INTERNATIONAL STANDARD365 words
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REGION
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Article, Illustration713 1998-04-01 7 Quak Hiang Whai - Govt will sell 650 ha of land to produce an average of 69,000 flats a year From< Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong THE Hongkong government plans to sell 650 hectares of land for housing in the next five years, producingFILE PHOTO - 713 words
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381 1998-04-01 7 JAKARTA Settlers, economic crisis add to the problem, says report AFP INDONESIA faces a "national catastrophe of staggering proportions" as fires and drought devour swathes of its forests, international researchers warned in a report received here yesterday. Although some pressure on forestsAFP - 381 words
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Article, Illustration312 1998-04-01 7 KUALA LUMPUR Fate of asylum-seekers still in the balance AFP, Reuters MALAYSIAN security forces yesterday kept up a campaign to deport illegal Indonesian immigrants, sending another 558 home as a group of asy-lum-seekers holed up in a United Nations compound waited to hear their fate,AFP,; Reuters; REUTERS - 312 words
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378 1998-04-01 7 Quak Hiang Whai - From Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong THE Hongkong Monetary Authority yesterday said the Exchange Fund's accumulated surplus rose 10 per cent to HK5190.2 billion (5539.6 billion) at the end of last year. The HKMA said total assets for the Exchange Fund the territory's378 words
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412 1998-04-01 8 Rajendra Bajpal - A third of industries see negative growth; revival expected in next six months From Rajendra Bajpal in New Delhi MORE than a third of the industrial groups in India expect to see negative growth in the current fiscal year which ended yesterday, but a412 words
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Article631 1998-04-01 8 Peter Seidlitz - LETTER FROM SUSHOU Black 9t Decker tells why Snzhon park is top choice in China By i Peter Seidlitz THE BEIJING and Singapore governments should pay lan Walker for his public relations and marketing efforts on behalf of investments in China, and particularly the China-Singapore631 words
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200 1998-04-01 8 SHANGHAI AFP THE watchdog China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) has approved a second batch of investment advisers in a bid to protect investors from fly-by-night consultants, a newspaper reported yesterday. The Shanghai Securities News said the CSRC announced the second batch of 26AFP - 200 words
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305 1998-04-01 8 CANBERRA Bntfate of bill still in doubt with Labor's opposition Reuters THE descendants of Aborigines pushed off their land by white settlement in Australia will find it easier to claim rights to that land under a softening of the government's native titleReuters - 305 words
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Article, Illustration72 1998-04-01 8 [NEW DELHI] Canadian Governor-General Romeo Leßlanc trying his hand at baking chapati, an Indian bread, during his visit to a Sikh temple here yesterday. Mr Leßlanc, who is on a week-long visit to India, visited the kitchen of the temple where volunteers prepare free foodforREUTERS - 72 words
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227 1998-04-01 8 SYDNEY AFP AUSTRALIA'S business community told the government yesterday that its participation in an international crackdown on bribes would destroy jobs by disadvantaging firms trying to compete overseas. The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI) delivered its warning in a submission toAFP - 227 words
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348 1998-04-01 8 MANILA Bat World Tourism Organisation sees rebonnd in 3 years AFP ASIA-Pacific tourist spots can wave goodbye to up to 12 million tourists annually over the next three years amid the regional economic crisis, a World Tourism Organisation official predictedAFP - 348 words
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Advertisement737 1998-04-01 7 ©Noble group limited (Incorporated in Bermuda with limited liability) Announcement of 1997 Results Year ended 31 December 1997 Noble Group Limited Providing Asia with tha raw materials nacassary for v toiioffi/c JfTOIVt/l The Board of Directors of Noble Group Limited present to you below the results of the company for737 words
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Advertisement221 1998-04-01 8 Hitachi Asia Pte. Ltd. is now Hitachi Asia Ltd. Change Signals Hitachi's Movement To Its Next Phase Of Growth. From 1 April 1998, Hitachi Asia Pte. Ltd. is officially renamed Hitachi Asia Ltd. to reflect its move from a private to a non-listed public company. The company s identity, in221 words
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THE WORLD
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481 1998-04-01 9 NEW YORK Survey reinforces other indicators signalling healthy growth: economist Bloomberg, Reuters US CONSUMER confidence slipped in March from a 29year high a month earlier, but nonetheless, Americans aren't expected to slow a spending spree that's driving the economy. The overallBloomberg,; Reuters - 481 words
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440 1998-04-01 9 WASHINGTON Detailed audit will reveal accounts of govt and agencies Bloomberg THE US government was due to release yesterday its first comprehensive financial statement that conforms with accepted accounting standards, after operating for more than 200 years without having to jumpBloomberg - 440 words
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151 1998-04-01 9 DUBAI AFP THE United Arab Emirates (UAE) has imposed a news blackout on affairs of the troubled Dubai Islamic Bank (DIB) which has suffered from large losses because of alleged fraud, newspapers reported yesterday. The general prosecutor, Ibrahim Abu Milha, issued a decision banningAFP - 151 words
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Article, Illustration81 1998-04-01 9 [MOSCOW] A waiter thrusting his knife into a huge cake shaped as a real-size replica of the body of Bolshevik leader Vladimir Lenin. Lenin's body lies in the marble mausoleum in the Red Square, and has been there since his death in 1924.REUTERS - 81 words
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287 1998-04-01 9 BONN Bloomberg THE Bundesbank, which must provide about one-third of reserves of the new European Central Bank (ECB), may decide to transfer most of its share in gold, providing a windfall for the German budget, analysts said. Such a move would287 words
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455 1998-04-01 9 VIENNA AFP, Bloomberg AN OPEC accord to cut production left doubts yesterday over whether members would keep their promise, and even if they did, whether the cuts are enough to drain oversupply. Ministers from the 11member Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries took moreAFP,; Bloomberg - 455 words
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255 1998-04-01 9 BRUSSELS Reuters BELGIAN Finance Minister Philippe Maystadt, chairman of the interim committee of the International Monetary Fund, said yesterday the IMF would paint a "cautiously optimistic" picture for world growth in its spring outlook, to be published this month. Speaking to journalists in Brussels, MrReuters - 255 words
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Advertisement903 1998-04-01 9 J llllk. ANA HOTEI-S SINGAPORE: LTD. (Incorporated in the Ftepub»c of Singapofe) The Directors announce the unaudited results of the Company tor the year ended 31 December 1997. 1997 1996 (Ss) (Ss) I (A) TURNOVER 34,011,100 36.880.500 778 (B) INTEREST INCOME 65,500 50.500 2970+ 2a OPERATING PROFIT before Income Tax903 words
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EDITORIAL & OPINION
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Article, Illustration735 1998-04-01 10 Shoeb Kagda - THE BOTTOMLDVB OPINION By Shoeb Kagda The writer is a BT journalist INDONESIA seems to be getting something right; at the very least, it seems to have moved back from the precipice that threatened to hurtle the country down into an economic black735 words
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Article149 1998-04-01 10 'You need to dance, but dance slowly.' Samel Berger, the US national security advisor, on thawing relations wttk Iran. 'We need to put some more gas into the tank. Our engine is burning a lot of it' -AadraMerien Transgene SA chairman, after shares in the biotechnology company149 words
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Article632 1998-04-01 10 EDITORIAL JAPANESE companies signed off their annual accounts yesterday and began a reporting season likely to ring alarm bells in stockmarkets and policy corridors throughout the region. The timing couldn't have been much worse: as the grim accounting is made in the weeks ahead of bottom632 words
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Article, Illustration1128 1998-04-01 10 Vikram Khanna - They lent recklessly and should bear their fair share of the lrarden of Asia's financial crisis By Vikram Khanna The writer is BT's regional economics editor ASIA'S crisis has already claimed many victims in the financial markets: equity players who had the misfortune to go longFILE PHOTO - 1,128 words
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Article803 1998-04-01 10 OUSTED first prime minister of Cambodia Prince Ranariddh Sihanouk, now pardoned for his purported crimes, returned home to cheers from his dwindling supporters. Those cheers might well turn to tears before long if the subtle and not-so-subtle methods of the current Cambodian government, headed by strongman803 words
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Miscellaneous29 1998-04-01 10 DOONESBUBY By Garry Trudeau c,.micHisiOHY\ GEP\( ihavba ou^\ F&UNGTHJRP-GM&fwn. rr*soiMK*aw\rii-\ TlON.vouknow 1| autof**,*** 2% slfirlS fm I JM, Amman* MUL g^i,in L memesiew] jWJT^ EM i TO \gs&rHuezj pHfe^s^i29 words
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Advertisement135 1998-04-01 11 and Pak Kaler from Bali. I 93£ |SK*fls 89* 7 £HQ HPA ALA-CARTE A SET MENUS Tjt AVAILABLE FOR LUNCH AND DINNER M jnc i i All prices subject lo 10% service charge, cevs and GST. lo##y ItVU MOVE TO THE MOTION ENJOY THIS EXCITING 6 PIECE Fill PINO BAND135 words
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Advertisement118 1998-04-01 11 Mandarin Singapore Rifling Grand Cru Kirxbberg 1996, A f) Vineyard SnaiL 6 Fnglep with Beer 'lAisace^ We bring you the wine Iw' cuisine ot Alsace. OJwP 27 March 8 April Xls Bon Appetit! Sin«apore s Highest Please call 831 6258/9 lor reservations. »«i»>»ioof LELVCMD'Cfi KLIPfEL Xw lIIUUIANI haDta^lv ]g itil:118 words
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Page 11 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous751 1998-04-01 11 TV&RAPIO (See Our Choice). dhi. D%j f rp\r f LOO The Late Night Movie 730 Tamil Seithi (News) 2.30 PM TV Innovations. Whv Mp 6 (T) 1™ ri ldZ Bli o Z: A i f J aleS 235 Remington Steel. 8.00 Berita I'm B SrtSta Cer 3JO Three Stooges BJO751 words
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Miscellaneous325 1998-04-01 11 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD 1 Reactionary clique needed to I I l I pave the way H 5 An unemployed film star is given compensation (6) 9 I I I I I I I I 9 His headgear leaves collier 1 I I I I 1 111 without injury (8) |H[ Wm325 words
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EXECUTIVE LIFESTYLE
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Article, Illustration806 1998-04-01 12 STEVEN D STARK - STEVE* D STARK finds a link between Titanic wad Gone with the Wind STEVEN D STARK LATWP WITH a record tying 11 Oscars and box-office receipts still pouring in, it's clear that Titanic is the blockbuster film epic of our age. As such, theLATWP - 806 words
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563 1998-04-01 12 MEDICINE New method can help patients who don't qualify for bypass surgery, angioplasty Reuters [ATLANTA] Researchers have successfully grown new blood vessels that supply a richer flow of blood to the hearts of patients who do not qualify for angioplasty or bypassReuters - 563 words
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Article134 1998-04-01 12 Reuters [ATLANTA] People over the age of 80 who have their clogged arteries opened by a coronary stent, or a tube of coiled steel mesh, benefit more and are less likely to require subsequent procedures, researchers said on Monday. Octogenarians who received stents wereReuters - 134 words
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Advertisement1040 1998-04-01 12 compact metol industries ltd I (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) ANNOUNCEMENT The Directors wish to announce the unaudited results of the Group and the Company for the year ended 31st December 1997:GROUP COMPANY 11-1197 UJZ26 ±t 31.12.97 31.12.96 SS'OOO SS'OOO SS'OOO SS'OOO 1. (a) Turnover 130,848 92.782 41.1 47,2331,040 words
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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Article360 1998-04-01 13 Clarissa Tan - By < Clarissa Tan [SINGAPORE] Tat Lee Bank shareholders will get seven new Keppel shares for every eight Tat Lee shares they own under the proposed merger of the two banks. The share-swap, which analysts consider a fair exchange, values each Tat Lee share at360 words
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585 1998-04-01 13 Annette Pau - Failed German telecoms venture contribute to $81m extraordinary losses By Annette Pau [SINGAPORE] IPC Corp's 1997 net earnings plunged by 71 per cent to $3.9 million just one-tenth what analysts had forecast. And even that was wiped out by extraordinary losses of585 words
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407 1998-04-01 13 David Boey - By. David Boey [SINGAPORE] Singapore Technologies Industrial Corporation saw its net earnings slip 6.5 per cent to $62.3 million last year, but the company has set a target of 15 per cent growth this year. For the year ended Dec 31,407 words
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708 1998-04-01 13 Conrad Raj - HOCK LOCK SIEW Conrad Raj shares of Singapore fell H jiast week on news that its parent Temasek Holdings was issuing $1 billion worth of bonds that are convertible into Sing Tel shares. It brought to mind what happened708 words
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Article, Illustration467 1998-04-01 13 Jenny Lam - Fashion retailer badly hit by turmoil and haze By, Jenny Lam [SINGAPORE] Luxury fashion retailer FJ Benjamin plunged into the red at halftime with a hefty $18.54 million loss for the six-month period ended Dec 31, 1997. It posted a $5.5ARTHUR LEE - 467 words
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COMPANIES
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237 1998-04-01 14 Annette Pau - By Annette Pau [SINGAPORE] Compact disc maker SM Summit said net profit fell 28 per cent to $7.3 million for the year ended Dec 30, and proposed a one-for-two bonus share issue of 98.75 million new shares. Group turnover grew 16 per cent237 words
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COMPANY Briefs
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Article82 1998-04-01 14 [SINGAPORE] Michael Oxborrow, group managing director for Van der Horst, resigned with effect from yesterday. It said Mr Oxborrow's duties would be taken over by group executive chairman Johanes Kotjo, while Wee Boon Chye will oversee the group's service engineering division. Van der Horst also announced82 words
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Article51 1998-04-01 14 [SINGAPORE] The ma inboard initial public offer of plastics injection moulding company Li Xin Industries closed yesterday 44.5 times subscribed. Some 19,250 applications were received for the 7.4 million public offer shares priced at 29 cents each. Trading starts on a "when issued" basis51 words
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105 1998-04-01 14 [SINGAPORE] Following a restructuring exercise, Sembawang Corporation yesterday said wholly-owned Sembawang Media—which is held through Sembawang Ventures—has fttfly acquired Pacific Internet Pte Ltd (PIPL). Previously, PIPL was 75 per cent owned by SembMedia and 25 per cent by SIM Ventures. SIM has now transferred its105 words
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34 1998-04-01 14 [SINGAPORE] Teledata (Singapore) has been awarded the Economic Development Board's business headquarters status, which will boost its efforts at expanding overseas ventures and R&D activities, the company said.34 words
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Article, Illustration828 1998-04-01 14 Ven Sreenivasan - Market has yet to factor in slow GDP growth, earnings, fall impact of crisis By' Ven Sreenivasan AFTER plumbing new depths in January amid the regional currency turmoil, the Straits Times Industrials Index (STII) ended the first quarter ofCompiled by BT - 828 words
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296 1998-04-01 14 Teh Hooi Ling - BELLWETHER SHIFTS Sharp foil of 11 cents to $2L84 comes after last week's 0% dive By 1 Teh Hooi Ling [SINGAPORE] Singapore Telecom shares slid 11 cents or 3.7 per cent yesterday, following an announcement on Monday that it296 words
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196 1998-04-01 14 SINGAPORE Airlines Local shot to a year's high of $9.65 yesterday morning following rumours that the national carrier was going to announce the merger of its local and foreign tranches. SIA Foreign shares also rose briefly to $11.80 from Monday's $11.70 close but196 words
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294 1998-04-01 14 Ruth Wong - From Ruth Wong in Kuala Lumpur A UNIT of Malaysian-listed Berjaya Group Bhd, restaurant chain Roasters Corporation, has filed for Chapter 11 Reorganisation Protection in a US federal court as it is unable to sustain its operations after recurring losses over the past294 words
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324 1998-04-01 14 Meera Tharmaratnam - By: Meera Tharmaratnam in Kuala Lumpur COMMERCE Asset Holding Bhd yesterday reported a net profit decline of 32 per cent to 180 million Malaysian ringgit (Ss79 million) for the year ended Dec 31, as it made substantial provisions for substandard loans. Earnings per share324 words
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CORPORATE Results
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Article155 1998-04-01 14 [SINGAPORE] Hongkong-based Wong's Circuits Holdings has reported a 35.9 per cent gain in net earnings to $36 million for the full year to December 1997, on a turnover increase of 27.3 per cent to $214.77 million. Earnings per share based on existing issued share capital155 words
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Article70 1998-04-01 14 [SINGAPORE] Ossia International has posted a 21.5 per cent fall in net profit to $6 million on a 15.2 per cent rise in turnover to $113 million. The company has declared a dividend of 0.6 of a cent, unchanged from the previous year. Earnings per share70 words
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123 1998-04-01 14 [SINGAPORE] Construction, property and hotel group Lim Kah Ngam yesterday reported a net loss of $24.2 million for the year ended Dec 31 compared to a profit of $10.5 million previously. Contributing to the poor result at the operating level was an interest123 words
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Article72 1998-04-01 14 [SINGAPORE] ANA Hotels has reported a 24.5 per cent drop in net earnings to $2.9 million on a 7.8 million slide in sales to $34 million for the year ended Dec 31,1997. It has proposed a 2 per cent dividend, unchanged from the72 words
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114 1998-04-01 14 [SINGAPORE] A squeeze on margins arising from increased competition and start-up costs at its China plants have put the brake on earnings for paint maker Berger International, which last night unveiled a full-year net profit of $1.72 million—down almost by a third from $2.51114 words
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Article103 1998-04-01 14 [SINGAPORE] Following a year of restructuring, stationery maker Nippecraft yesterday reported net earnings of $1.6 million for the nine months ended Dec 31*. •< 1997, on a $60.3 million turnover. It returned to the black from a loss of about $8 million for the previous year103 words
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94 1998-04-01 14 [SINGAPORE] Sesdaq-listed Form Holdings has reported a 30 per cent drop in group net earning to $1.68 million despite a 22 per cent rise in group turnover to $27.73 million for the year ended Dec 31,1997. The management attributed the lower profits to exports94 words
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78 1998-04-01 14 Reuters [JAKARTA] Bakrie Sumatra, one of Indonesia's largest plantation firms, yesterday said it expected this year's net profit to stand at around 60 billion rupiah (Ssll .2 million). "We expect this year's net profit to be around 60 billion rupiah," Bakrie's president director HariReuters - 78 words
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Article85 1998-04-01 14 AFX Asia [KUALA LUMPUR] ACF Holdings and Affin Holdings Bhd shares were suspended on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange after they announced merger plans, an exchange official said. Affln has proposed to acquire a 33.6 per cent stake in ACF Holdings for 92.995 million Malaysian ringgitAFX Asia - 85 words
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Article55 1998-04-01 14 [SINGAPORE] Singapore Reinsurance Corporation has reported a 43 per cent drop in group net profits to $6.8 million for 1997. Group turnover was $83.7 million, down 1.3 per cent from the previous year. The company declared a final dividend of 5 per cent, the55 words
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62 1998-04-01 14 [SINGAPORE] RMCA Reinsurance, which over four years ago announced a major plan to avert insolvency, last night announced a pre-tax loss of $600,000 for the half-year ended Dec 31,1997. During this period, the company made a writeback of $900,000 in bad debt provision. At end-December,62 words
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62 1998-04-01 14 [SINGAPORE] Provisions Suppliers Corporation has reported a 35 per cent fall in group net profit to $4.3 million for 1997, due mainly to foreign exchange losses suffered by subsidiaries and an associated company operating in Malaysia. Turnover was flat at $154 million. The company declared62 words
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90 1998-04-01 14 [SINGAPORE] National Rap's group net loss widened to $6.59 million last year from $4.63 million in 1996, hurt by the disposal of its Wuxi subsidiary and depressed market conditions arising from weak demand and felling prices as the downturn in global electronics continued throughout90 words
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661 1998-04-01 15 R Sivanithy - Qualitative factors will matter more in stock picking for next few months, they say By] R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] Although the recently-concluded earnings reporting season produced mainly disappointing numbers, most analysts believe that the market had already expected this, and that current661 words
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392 1998-04-01 15 Reuters (JAKARTA] Indonesia's largest cigarette company, PT Gudang Garam, posted record results for 1997 yesterday despite the nation's economic crisis. Analysts said Gudang Garam's good performance was mainly because of an increase in sides, a price rise in 1997 and lower totalReuters - 392 words
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386 1998-04-01 15 Financially troubled group can't go on without new capital AFP [HONGKONG] Yaohan International Holdings Ltd may be forced into liquidation if no new capital is injected into the financially troubled firm, the company said yesterday. "The directors of the company believe the group hasAFP - 386 words
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Article, Illustration74 1998-04-01 15 [TOK YO] Canon employee Kyoko Arimura shows off the camera maker's new digital camera Power Shot A 5, the world's smallest and lightest digital camera within the XGA-class category at Canon's headquarters in Tokyo yesterday. The Power Shot A 5, measuring 10.3 cm wide, 6.BcmAFP - 74 words
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201 1998-04-01 15 AFP [HONGKONG! Hongkong Telecommunications Ltd yesterday surrendered its exclusive international licence more than eight years ahead of schedule, officials said. The Hongkong government will pay Hongkong Telecom HKS6.7 billion (Ssl.4 billion) in compensation for giving up the rights before the previously agreed date ofAFP - 201 words
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202 1998-04-01 15 Bloomberg [KUALA LUMPUR] Public Bank Bhd said second-half profit plunged 88 per cent as its brokerage lost money and it set more aside for bad loans. The Malaysian banking group said profit tumbled to 25 million Malaysian ringgit (Sill million)Bloomberg - 202 words
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222 1998-04-01 15 Bloomberg [HONGKONG] A consortium led by Hongkong's New World Group and the UK's First Group pic won a HK$l billion (*****.2 million) franchise to run buses on Hongkong island, the government said yesterday. The consortium beat five other contenders, including some of Hongkong'sBloomberg - 222 words
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145 1998-04-01 16 Bloomberg [NEW YORKJ Bell Atlantic said it awarded about US$l.5 billion (552.4 billion) in fiveyear contracts to upgrade its phone network so it can carry more traffic at faster speeds and offer advanced services. Lucent Technologies, Fujitsu Network Communications, Tellabs, DSC Communications andBloomberg - 145 words
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325 1998-04-01 16 WSJ report says Motorola about to restructure to re-align businesses Bloomberg, Reuters. [WILMINGTON, Delaware] Two units of Alcatel Alsthom, a French telecommunications conglomerate, have sued Motorola Inc, alleging misappropriation of patented mobile radio technology. Schaumburg, Illinoisbased Motorola makes and markets advancedBloomberg,; Reuters. - 325 words
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206 1998-04-01 16 Bloomberg [CHICAGO! Quaker Oats Co chairman and chief executive Robert Morrison received options and stock that may be worth US$B2.B million (*****.7 million) for his first year at the helm of the cereal and drinks company. Mr Morrison, 55, received 119,000 restrictedBloomberg - 206 words
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Article, Illustration383 1998-04-01 16 It will also increase production to 20-24 films a year Bloomberg [CULVER CITY, California] Sony Corp said it will combine Columbia Pictures and TriStar Pictures into one movie production unit, bringing together the studios it bought in 1969 to help it cut costsBloomberg; FILE PHOTO - 383 words
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346 1998-04-01 16 Magazine runs trials on pre-production system Reuters [SAN FRANCISCO] A new, much-anticipated chip developed by Intel aimed at the sub-USsl,ooo PC market is not as fast running applications as its clone competitors, according to tests performed by PC World magazine.Reuters - 346 words
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142 1998-04-01 16 Bloomberg [SAN FRANCISCO] Mobil Corp was sued by the US government and faces as much as US$5 million (SsB million) in fines because of allegations that it spilled more than 4.54 million litres of oil and contaminated water into a river thatBloomberg - 142 words
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Article, Illustration680 1998-04-01 18 Siow Li Sen - BAMXmO Forecasts range from -10% to 45% growth as analysts differ on provisions By I Siow Li Sen [SINGAPORE] With the end of the reporting season, the regional turmoil has also lost its volatility. Still, estimates on 1998 earnings and prospectsFILE PHOTO - 680 words
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Article, Illustration685 1998-04-01 18 Diana Oon - PROPERTY Projections vary widely within the broking community By. Diana Oon [SINGAPORE] With property supply, demand and prices in disarray, 1998 will be one of the most challenging ever for property analysts. "Forecast earnings for the next two years will be totally outFILE PHOTO - 685 words
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5079 1998-04-01 18 Julie Wee, Alijah Tahar - Full-year ranking of Singapore-listed companies compiled by Julie WeeandAlijah Tahar Julie Wee, Alijah Tahar RANK COMPANY MKT YEAR —EARMNGS (S$m) —TURNOVW (S$m) —EPS(«) NTA(S$) ROE(%) 1997 1996 END 1987 1996 %CHG 1997 1996 %CH6 1997 1966 %CHG 1997 1907 MB 1 SingTel M Mar 975,079 words
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Article, Illustration568 1998-04-01 19 Jennifer Lien - 1 ELECTRONICS Sector's mixed results in 1997 likely to persist this year By, Jennifer Lien [SINGAPORE] The electronics outlook this year may be gloomy but the sector still offers good stock picks with strong earnings prospects. This was the consensus of electronics analystsFILE PHOTO - 568 words
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358 1998-04-01 20 Soh Tiang Keng - Association cites lower investment retains, poor outlook By Soh Tiang Keng [SINGAPOREJ The Life Insurance Association yesterday warned that more of its members would be cutting bonus rates for insurance policies. It said that life insurance companies "might have to revise358 words
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320 1998-04-01 20 Shiv Taneja - Investors can choose from 3 snb-fnnds in CitiSelect Funds By\ Shiv Taneja [SINGAPORE] Citibank yesterday launched its flagship unit trust the globally diversified CitiSelect Funds, which the bank says has met with considerable success in several markets. The Singapore-dollar denominated CitiSelect Funds is a320 words
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301 1998-04-01 20 NDtCATM i Mm NUMMfi mcole PMCES HAW W —S »HS sS WL98 Loan 1 1978 61/4* 134.67 15/4 15/10 167 lOOOb* 6.08* N*****QA 1993 3 1030.00 1/7 1/1 89 *****# 1.80# N*****1X 1996 MB *****0 t# Vl J f 1.64# Loan 2 1978301 words
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271 1998-04-01 20 Bloomberg [SYDNEY] Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd said it will adopt new accounting rules for its profit to bring it into line with Australia's three other major banks. The Melbourne-based bank said it will use a different tax treatment for itsBloomberg - 271 words
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154 1998-04-01 20 Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Chase Manhattan Corp said it will spend US$3OO million (***** million) to modify its computer systems to understand dates after 1999. The country's largest bank revised its original estimate from US$25O million for testing and to speed up some systemBloomberg - 154 words
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Article218 1998-04-01 20 SOKELReport Reuters [SINGAPORE] Simex Euroyen and Japanese government bond (JGB) futures steadied yesterday after the Nikkei ended off its highs and the yen fell. Dealers said all eyes were on choppy Nikkei action ahead of the close of the Japanese fiscal year. "During the last halfReuters - 218 words
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167 1998-04-01 20 Charlie Kuo - MSGtTAIWIMFDTUBBS Charlie Kuo Charlie Kuo, service dealer, Refco Singapore Pte Ltd [SINGAPORE] The Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures declined on concerns that corporate profits won't justify the recent rally in share prices, especially those of the electronics companies. The new lead April contract dived167 words
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294 1998-04-01 20 ENERGY REPORT Reuters [BAGHDAD] Iraq said yesterday that it would use its maximum capacity to export oU to meet an extension of its "oU-for-food" deal with the United Nations. Iraq's Trade Minister Mohammed Mehdi Saleh also told reporters the money allocatedReuters - 294 words
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Article285 1998-04-01 20 Reuters, AFX-Asia London STERLING eased marginally from its earlier historic high against the mark ahead of Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown's appearance in front of the Treasury Select Committee yesterday, but remained sharply up on the day, dealers said. Sterling had earlier traded up to a newReuters,; AFX-Asia - 285 words
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Article, Illustration1178 1998-04-01 20 DfTERBAKK CROSS RATES Marsi M C$ CCM fir tm m WhNWi Yw n HSNtH Nw s$ IK Sir wn MM w 0 940 4.171 0.615 4.097 1223 5.122 26.102 57.003 0.801 9.153 2.422 *****9245 ***** 1.061 3.326 1007 ***** ***** 0 395 0461. Cm* 1064 5.638 0455 4359 1301 5.4501,178 words
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Article1685 1998-04-01 21 BOOM FUTUIiBS \tar3i EWES (Www dwhq w «t $J0»e) ISS 1 CONTRACTUS cnbfa) CtOM Vohmo Opto Mwtt Wf* low Sott (towm) Iwtorort i&oo 400 Hoy 96 114.50 114.50 <16.50 650 2250 JMM 119.75 3150 Jai/S* 9t 126.25 4995 Od/Doc 90 132.50 132.50 132.50 75 4950 iM/Mw 99 137.251,685 words
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Article2226 1998-04-01 21 LONDON tSHHHHI >Mr3i n«i *A 31 Group 597.400 12.400 AS Ports 378.000 5.000 Abbey Notional 1166.500 9.S00 A Mod Oomecq 586.400 1.000 Amec 159.000 4.000 Asda Group 202.000 6.800 BAT tod 605.000 -5.400 BG Pie 309.000 1.000 8ICC 148.000 unci) BOC Group 966.400 -15.600 BR Petr oleum2,226 words
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Article1635 1998-04-01 21 Bloomberg Nikkei 225 ****** JAPANESE stocks rose, led by exporters such as Toyota Motor Corp, as the government bought shares as part of an unsuccessful bid to boost the benchmark index to 18,000 by the end of the business year yesterday. "Public funds are propping up the blue chips,Bloomberg - 1,635 words
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Article, Illustration1515 1998-04-01 22 Reuters P Hang Seng *14J2 HONGKONG stocks closed a touch firmer yesterday as investors waited in the wings for fresh guidance from overseas markets, brokers said. The Hang Seng Index gained 14.92 points, or 0.13 per cent, to end at 11,518.68. Turnover was moderate. "It is very much becauseReuters - 1,515 words
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Article, Illustration581 1998-04-01 22 Reuters CI Shenzhen B Index -LB3 SHENZHEN'S B Share Index closed down yesterday due to worries over a spate of 1997 final results to be released by the end of April, analysts said. The hard currency B Share Index slumped 1.83 points, or 1.93 per cent, to 93.10 onReuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 581 words
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Article350 1998-04-01 22 AFP HwPMm *220 THE Taiwan stock market inched up slightly yesterday as most investors stayed on the sidelines amid a consolidation, dealers said. 'The Taiwan market followed in the footsteps of Wall Street with a consolidation," said Peter Chang of Polaris Securities Co Ltd. Institutional investors were mapping strategiesAFP - 350 words
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Article, Illustration795 1998-04-01 22 AFP P SET Index -6J6 THAI share prices closed 1.3 per cent lower yesterday after tumbling sharply on the unveiling of tighter new banking regulations and an unwelcome ratings downgrade for Thai banks, dealers said. "While everybody has been waiting for some time for the announcement, it still hadAFP - 795 words
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Article327 1998-04-01 22 AFP □lUniU -3&38 PHILIPPINE share prices closed 1.6 per cent lower yesterday as the market took its cues from abroad ahead of the Lenten holidays. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index shed 35.38 points to 2,238.42. Turnover plunged to 783 million shares worth 1.3 billion pesos compared to 1.4 billionAFP - 327 words
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Article400 1998-04-01 22 AFP POwnpoßtelaig -L2> SHARE prices closed 0.3 per cent lower on the Korea Stock Exchange yesterday, giving up early modest gains, dealers said. The market opened firmer after Monday's financial reform package but foreign investors were quiet, and Moody's Investors Services' confirmation of the country's ratings had little positiveAFP - 400 words
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Article589 1998-04-01 22 AFP QinOrfaahM +12 SHARES made marginal gains yesterday as offshore investors deserted the local bourse, brokers said. The Australian Stock Exchange's main indicator, the All Ordinaries Index, gained 3.2 points to 2,744.2 points. The All Industrials Index rose 6.2 points to 4,702.0 while the All Resources Index was 0.7AFP - 589 words
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Article257 1998-04-01 22 AFP n Wellington -15J5 CONTINUED worries about rising interest rates yesterday saw the New Zealand Stock Exchange close down 0.7 per cent, dealers said. "It was -20 points this morning but closed down 15," said Nigel Scott at ABN Amro. The NZSE-40 Index lost 15.15 points to 2,287.97 onAFP - 257 words
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Article8464 1998-04-01 23 M0U8THAU Cmsmw prefects 1998 Lett Yoi Day Mat Cap MH> Lew Cinn tale -000 N>f» Law PfW. $m* 310 ISO A|lnomoto 270 14.9 109.4 148 73 Angkase 11* 2 13 119 114 2.7 174.0 290 123 ApoNa Food Htg 212 6-2 S4.S 388 190 BorjayaLand 37S 4 250 378 37«8,464 words
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Article, Illustration322 1998-04-01 23 AFP d Composite Index -144 MALAYSIA'S key stock index closed 0.5 per cent lower yesterday in thin trade on fears of possible interest rate hikes and further tightening of liquidity. "Rumours of possible interest rate hikes and further tightening of liquidity is rife inAFP - 322 words
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Article194 1998-04-01 24 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH By R Sivanithy MOST of the stocks in the local market have already bounced off their 52-week lows and in many cases particularly in the Malaysian market some of these gains are as high as 50-70 per cent in a few months. In194 words
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6326 1998-04-01 25 Transaction date: M.u 31 I Cr Or ftfl Wt 1997/98 LMt Vat Day Laat Ouot* Otv Di* VM MM Cap Avg MN> Law 8M» Cimpiay $m fOOO) H>j» Law 8»yar 1—«r CV >/l $3 WM 157 18.5 1020 ACE Dynamlcs60c.... 34.5 -0.5 17 36.56,326 words
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Article1106 1998-04-01 25 Qf Qf H yyf 1997/M Last Vd Dm LMt Ourtt Dtv Mv YM Met a m m %m C—u* COOP) »ffc L-r —ye kHr Cw >— Prto? 18* 7* 2000 AMHUqiSc M susp 3.0 6.0 0.1 1*5.7 51.6 115 448 7* 0 2049 AS Auto lOc 200 »1 2571,106 words
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Article208 1998-04-01 26 Stocks V> •Berjaya Group 11,339,000 •Renong BM 50c n.233,000 Easyknit HKKk 10,934,000 •M Resowccs 8,508,000 *Rekapacifk Bh 7,445,000 •MBf Capital 6,732,000 Uniphoenix 6,063,000 SingTel 15c 5,698,000 Wing Tai 25c 4,759,000 DBS Land 4,404,000 Stocks SIA Foreign 18,108,723 SingTel 15c 16.573.953 DBS Foreign 15,456,220 SIA M,757,400 SPM 14,021,948 City Dew 50c208 words
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Article, Illustration56 1998-04-01 26 Shiv Taneja - by Shiv Taneja SESDAO-listed Twinwood Engineering dosed unchanged yesterday at 21 cents on volume of 2.15 million shares, compared with its 10-day traded average (A 580,400 shares. This stock is likely to trade sideways with possible upward bias in the near term. However, the upside is limited according56 words
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Article, Illustration608 1998-04-01 26 R Sivanithy - STOCK MARKET COKMBMTABY Investors also responded to SingTel's announcement of up to 26% cut in international rates By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] The local stock market retreated yet again yesterday because there was no boost from the corporate earnings front nor from the currency608 words
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Article70 1998-04-01 26 WE HAVE Just received a flyer in the mail for a "Strategic Consumer Debt Collection and Recovery" seminar that is to be held in Singapore in May. The way things have gone in the region this past year, we reckon that this is one seminar that will be70 words
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Article87 1998-04-01 26 ITS a sign of the times. Coopers Lybrand, which held a seminar on Thai Bankruptcy Law yesterday, had to quickly switch to a bigger room at the Sheraton Towers after receiving an overwhelming response. Attending were representatives from the local banks, Japanese banks and other merchant banks. The87 words
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Article101 1998-04-01 26 WE'RE quite sure there's nothing sinister about this, but a certain SPY Travel Network has tied up with Citic Travel Co of China to tap the Chinese outbound and domestic tourism market In an agreement that will be formalised tomorrow here, the pact calls for the setting101 words
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Article114 1998-04-01 26 STAR Cruises, which was started by Malaysian casino king Lim Goh Tong of Genting Bhd, appears to be sailing aimlessly when it comes to its shareholding structure. The business is now expected to come under the control of listed Resorts World Bhd, the casino arm114 words
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Article95 1998-04-01 26 FOR those looking for hints as to whether POSBank will be merged with one of the other local banks, or remain as a true national savings bank for the masses, its latest savings programme must surely be a clue. The national savings bank announced on Monday an aggressive scheme95 words
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Article56 1998-04-01 26 CREATIVE Technology's boss Sim Wong Hoo brought his mother to the Singapore Business Awards dinner last Friday. The little lady sat at what appeared to be a table of three generations of the Sim family, clapping proudly when her son went on stage to receive his56 words
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Article83 1998-04-01 26 MIXING business with pleasure has cost two American stockbroking analysts their jobs. A Bloomberg report from New York yesterday said Salomon Smith Barney Inc flred two employees last Friday for sending pornography through the firm's electronic mail system. While the firm's spokesman declined to name the employees83 words
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Article293 1998-04-01 27 Bridge News, Reuters PANAMAX and Handysize activity was minimal in a typically sluggish start to the week. There was a little more trade reported in the capesizes although most of the details were sketchy and rates remained at weak levels. A weaker tone for the Panamax sector encouragedBridge News,; Reuters - 293 words
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Article, Illustration521 1998-04-01 27 Felix Chan - Members comprise South Korea's H&qjiii, the Tricon Alliance and UASC By\ Felix Chan [SINGAPORE] First there was the Grand and Global Alliances, then came the restructured Grand and the New World Alliance with the game of musical chairs being played out by the shippingFILE PHOTO - 521 words
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440 1998-04-01 27 Felix Chan - Port operators should not start rate wars, says Dubai port official By\ Felix Chan [SINGAPORE] Ports in the region, whilst competing against one another, should not be oblivious to opportunities to cooperate for the knowledge and efficiencies which they bring to terminal and440 words
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732 1998-04-01 27 Seafarer - STRAIT TALK By\ Seafarer PEW people within the shipping and wider transport industries will be unfamiliar with the International Transport Workers Federation (ITF). And most will have quite clear-cut views, for or against, on the London-based organisation which represents over 500 transport732 words
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Article, Illustration180 1998-04-01 27 [SINGAPORE] Keppel Shipyard is nearing completion of another tanker conversion job for Norway's Nortrans Offshore and Fred Olsen Production. The Singapore yard, which has been building up a good track record for floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) and floating storage and offloading180 words
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251 1998-04-01 27 David Taylor - From David Taylor in Hongkong CONCERN over maritime staff shortages affecting Hongkong's position as a maritime trading hub prompted the Marine Department to organise a seminar on Maritime Education, Training and Career Opportunities, recently. It was organised to give school career251 words
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Article, Illustration1107 1998-04-01 28 Charles Smith - JAPANESE SHIPBUILDING But can the industry keep up its strong performance if the region remains mired in crisis for another two years? By i Charles Smith Maritime Asia THE Asian crisis has forced many industries in the region to scrap sales and earnings forecasts for theMaritime Asia - 1,107 words
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Article15288 1998-04-01 36 THEBUSINESSTIMES THEBUSINESSTIMES EXPORT ETA ETA Advertiser Vessel Voyage Telepfione ETA ETA Advertiser V«l* Voyage Telephone Sin Dest'n Name Nam* Number Number SIN Dest'n Nam* Nam* Number Number a To BRISBANE (BNE) 2058 Queensland, Australia To ABIDJAN (ABJ) 2003 02/04 i*/04 msc Agy msc Singapore ooia 45-3252*50 Ivory Coast,15,288 words
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Article1585 1998-04-01 43 RECEIVING OF EXPORT Fa CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Boofcftnf/BtUnct SMp Voy Mo Ettfttr Nrtod frw To Frew MM 009 0V2000 It JVHOO MMM MM jvhoo iv»w jvnoo U JVTTOO ovout ovowo AciU* oon OVUM U WW MM IWW JVHOO HfHI NM I* MTTM MM MM II JVTTOO OVO*i»1,585 words
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Article202 1998-04-01 43 Apr* Hong Kong: Chlng Ming Festival. Apr 7 Brunei: Harl Raya Haji. Malaysia: Harl Raya Ha)iApr* Denmark: Maundy Thursday. Mexico: Maundy Thursday. Apr 10 Australia: Good Friday. Canada: Good Friday. Denmark: Good Friday. Finland: Good Friday. Germany: Good Friday. Hong Kong: Good Friday. Indonesia: Good Friday. Ireland Republic202 words
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Article884 1998-04-01 43 THIS report, compiled by Cockett Marine OU Ud. shows price ranges In US dollar* Instead of single prices tor a mora comprehensive description of the market Prices shown are baaad on average-atsed stem Market movements are Indicated. The Cockett Bunker Price Index change and the Individual884 words
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Article343 1998-04-01 43 Cartas IN Mm WIS 2 0 17.4 OJl 0 .09 Mar2ft toatitr Mat* Mftw AM UhWh li—it NftakawCZS 12 2 10 0 in am m» o j H4 ojm 30 0.02 ta MO MM 992J 0.9 19J 0.13 M 0.0ft M*r» %MW »M/M MM rnt—i 1343 words
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474 1998-04-01 44 Lu Ning - Responsibility rests with European, Chinese partners, since S'pore has only 15% stake in project By\ Lu Ning [SINGAPORE] A senior official of Singapore Technologies said yesterday that although his company still thinks that the 100-seat regional jet project is viable, its European and474 words
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Article, Illustration207 1998-04-01 44 Bloomberg [LONDON] British Airways pic said its 14,000 flight attendants accepted a two-year pay agreement, signalling an end to a dispute with some cabin crew that led to a costly strike last summer. Europe's largest airline said cabin orew accepted a 4.2 per centBloomberg; FILE PHOTO - 207 words
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152 1998-04-01 44 Reuters [JOHANNESBURG] The planned privatisation of South African Airways suffered a minor hitch when the government said it had delayed a deadline to corporatise the flag carrier, but it added the sell-off was still on track. SAA was to have been turned into aReuters - 152 words
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Article, Illustration61 1998-04-01 44 [HONGKONG] Cranes and other heavy equipment move beside Airport Railway terminal at Hongkong's downtown central district. The USS2O-billion (SS32 billion) Chek Lap Kok airport, billed as the region 's future travel hub, will open in July, a delay of more than two monthsREUTERS - 61 words
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259 1998-04-01 44 Bloomberg [WASHINGTON] American Airlines' proposed alliance with British Airways will be open to public comment until June 10 at the US Transportation Department. The proposal by the two carriers has drawn fire from US carriers who argue the alliance will crowd out competitors onBloomberg - 259 words
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185 1998-04-01 44 AFX-Asia [BEIJING] China is set to introduce shared ownership and joint Chinese-foreign management into its airports in hopes of revitalising the heavily debt-ridden industry, the official Xinhua news agency reported. Xia Xinghua, a senior official with the Civil Aviation AdministrationAFX-Asia - 185 words
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233 1998-04-01 44 Reuters [COLOMBO] Sri Lanka has signed a deal with Emirates under which the Dubai-based airline will take over management control of the national carrier Air Lanka, senior government sources said yesterday. "The deal has been signed," the sources said, adding that EmiratesReuters - 233 words
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153 1998-04-01 44 AFP [JAKARTA] Indonesia's Garuda Airlines yesterday requested talks as soon as possible on the conditions of its lease of six Airbus A3OO aircraft, sources here said. In a letter addressed to the banking consortium which finances the US$63O million (Ssl billion) lease,AFP - 153 words
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288 1998-04-01 44 Member Swissair to bay 20% of Portuguese airline TAP AFP [ZURICH] Swissair, with its allies Sabena of Belgium and Austrian Airlines, extended the reach of a new European alliance by announcing that it would acquire 20 per cent of Portuguese airline TAP. Swissair hadAFP - 288 words
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Advertisement23 1998-04-01 27 Japanese shipyards show their strength But can the industry keep up its strong performance if the region remains mired in crisis. Page 223 words
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Advertisement119 1998-04-01 27 100-seat jet most be commercially viable: Sing Tech Responsibility rests with European, Chinese partners, since S'pore has only 15% stake in project Book Page Visit us at: BOAT ASIA^ One World. (A P ni 2 -5) A nL Hall 4, Booth 4NOI One rnone. World Trade Centre Nera World Phone.119 words
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Miscellaneous127 1998-04-01 43 LEGEND: R Thunderstorm Temperoture c X\ V Shower Weother Wind drection with sp««d in knots ee Ro«n Cloudy Sky Wov h hf S«rfoe« wind! or* indicated by arrows which Hy with the wind Or* hJ circle represents calm or light and variable winds One holt Heche represents 5 knots L»127 words
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