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Title Section14 1998-09-04 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MITA (P) 110/12/97 85C SINGAPORE Internet: http://business-times.asial.com.sg/ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 199814 words
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Article63 1998-09-04 1 Dsn 812.70 (-15.15) BT-SBI 337.73 (-5.17) BTOOMP 6UJ3 (-38.04) rT MARKET MOOD; Mil Dm STOCK MAKKET INDICES Thursday Change KLSECOMP 313.07 +18.48 NIKKH 14JS1.24 -115.58 HANG SENO -»7.08 SET INDEX 207.49 -0.19 JAKARTA COMP _JI34.79 +5.1« MANILA COMP _1,***** -488 TAIPEI WPI *****8 -220JO SEOUL COMP 314.78 +0.3863 words
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Article83 1998-09-04 1 FOBEX BATES usi ss CSS L7M £(l'S$/SS per S) 1.678 1963 DM 1.732 1.016 YEN 136.7 1.297 RM 3.800 0.463 HKS 7.760 0.227 BAHT 40 760 0 0*3 RUP1AH 10,700 0.016 St to 100 units FUME SATES SINGAPORE* 788 KUALA LUMPUR 11.50 JAKARTA 28.00 BANGKOK 14 75 MANILA aw83 words
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Article, Illustration894 1998-09-04 1 Eddie Toh, Ruth Wong - Mahathir t&keS OV6r finance miniatm* post; deputy PM post left vacant Froi Eddie Toh, Ruth Wong in Kuala Lumpur SACKED Malaysian deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim was expelled from the country's dominant political party early this morning but vowed to continueREUTERS - 894 words
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Article, Illustration610 1998-09-04 1 Ven Sreenivasan - Brokers swarmed by queries on status ofshares By' Ven Sreenivasan [SINGAPORE] Chaos and confusion reigned yesterday over the status of Malaysia shares traded on Clob International, despite a reiteration by the Stock Exchange of Singapore that Clob International would continue to offer itsSource: Bloomberg - 610 words
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434 1998-09-04 1 Conrad Raj - Customers urged to clear transactions not later than Sept 9 Byl Conrad Raj [SINGAPORE] After two days of meetings, many members of the Association of Banks in Singapore have decided to settle all ringgit transactions, including ringgit deposit434 words
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Advertisement194 1998-09-04 1 DBBPE What mw CM? Our Hock Lock Siew columnist looks at some of the imponderables, P*ls CPF cot not ruled wt If the regional downturn worsens, and Singapore loses competitiveness, a cut in the CPF rate will be necessary, National Trades Union Congress president John de Payva, said yesterday, Pf194 words
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Advertisement17 1998-09-04 1 Clob investors need information, fast, Pg 15 Rnwif agree on close-out rates for RM trades, Pg 517 words
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Advertisement94 1998-09-04 1 More reports ISA charge not ruled out, Pfl 3 Affidavit alleges sexual misconduct, Pg 3 Anwar's statement, plus Q&A session, Pg 4 Malaysia acts to ease banks' solvency woes, Pg 5 Investors will be running scared, analysts warned, Pg 5 Depository account a must: KLSE, Pgs Letters to the Editor,94 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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444 1998-09-04 2 Carol Eng - Flexi-wage adjustments may not be enough to lower employers' costs Carol Eng IF the regional downturn worsens and Singapore loses competitiveness, adjustments through the flexi-wage system may not be enough to lower costs for Singapore employers in which case a444 words
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386 1998-09-04 2 Carol Eng - Carol Eng DESPITE talk of gloom and belt-tightening, more Singaporeans flocked to Australia in the first half of this year. Some 125,600 Singaporeans Australia's largest visitor source from Asia, excluding Japan went Down Under during the period, up 16 per cent from a year386 words
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315 1998-09-04 2 Shiv Taneja - Value Partners says stake in Target will let it offer *more dishes on menn' Ry\ Shiv Taneja HONGKONG'S Value Partners, a well established boutique fund management firm, is taking a 50 per cent stake in locally-based Target Asset Management. Founded in 1993 by315 words
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Article, Illustration386 1998-09-04 2 David Boey - HSTB TECH MONTH 98 By. David Boey THE National Science and Technology Board wiU continue to fund promising new technologies and innovations, as research and development efforts are vital to Singapore's success, said a senior NSTB official. Koh How Eng, assistant chief executive386 words
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Article, Illustration308 1998-09-04 2 Teh Hooi Ling - E7E ON THE ECONOMY Commerce Teh Hooi Ling FOOD and beverage revenue saw its biggest plunge in years in June with a sharp 23 per cent year-on-year drop. The revenue amounted to $111.3 million, down from May's $125.5 million and June 1997's $144.7 million, preliminarySource: STB - 308 words
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379 1998-09-04 2 Eugene Low - Survey pots young single women among sale's biggest fans By Eugene Low A SINGLE, young woman aged below 25, who lives in Singapore, earns less than $2,500 a month, and delights in buying clothes, accessories, jewellery, footwear and cosmetics that's the379 words
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Article, Illustration334 1998-09-04 2 Susan Tsang - By\ Susan Tsang FILMGOERS under 16 will not get to see Steven Spielberg's Saving Private Ryan, a World War II drama, here as the censors have given it the "No Admission to Children under 16" rating, the first film to earn334 words
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ANWAR'S SACKING
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Article, Illustration646 1998-09-04 3 Ruth Wong - Sacked DPM sees a political conspiracy to prevent him from challenging Dr M From'. Ruth Wong in Kuala Lumpur ANWAR Ibrahim, who was stripped of all his government posts by Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad on Wednesday, yesterday said he might be charged underREUTERS - 646 words
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339 1998-09-04 3 AFP [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysian share prices surged yesterday on local Institutional support, described by dealers as orchestrated buying to convey the impression that finance minister Anwar Ibrahim's ouster was positive news. Dealers said trading was volatile, with the Kuala Lumpur Stock ExchangeAFP - 339 words
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426 1998-09-04 3 But Anwar dismiisses the accnsatioiis as absurd Bernama [KUALA LUMPUR] Former Deputy Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim had homosexual relationships, sexual liaisons with women of various races and tried to seduce people's wives, according to an affidavit filed at the High Court here yesterday. MrBernama - 426 words
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1041 1998-09-04 4 At a packed press conference at his residence yesterday afternoon, ousted Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Anwar Ibrahim gave his side of the story. We reproduce below his statement I HAD been given an ultimatum yesterday by the Prime Minister either to1,041 words
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Article, Illustration2443 1998-09-04 4 The following is the question-and-answer session at Mr Anwar's press conference yesterday. Q: In your view, is the timing of your dismissal linked to the prime minister's decision to impose exchange controls? And what do you think is the economic course DrAFP - 2,443 words
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MALAYSIA'S EXCHANGE CONTROLS
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793 1998-09-04 5 Meera Tharmaratnam - Intervention rate cnt to 8%; agency to iqject RMlJjb into RHB/Sime Bank From Meera Tharmaratnam in Kuala Lumpur MALAYSIA took measures to shore up its beleaguered banking sector yesterday, with the central bank relaxing regulatory requirements that had aggravated banks' solvency woes, while793 words
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547 1998-09-04 5 Larry Wee - Forex panel advises netting oat outstanding deals, settling in US$ By] Larry Wee [SINGAPORE] Banks in Singapore which have outstanding Malaysian ringgit-related transactions should close out such trades with their counterparties, by netting out all outstanding transactions and thereafter settling the differences547 words
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Article263 1998-09-04 5 Bloomberg [SINGAPORE] Singapore traders halted trading in Malaysian rubber after Malaysia restricted conversion of the ringgit into other currencies, raising doubts about whether payments for contracts would be honoured, according to traders. "We have to wait for the dust to settle, all the contracts are onBloomberg - 263 words
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179 1998-09-04 5 Bloomberg [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia gave banks until Sept 9 to settle all ringgit contracts, extending the deadline it set on Wednesday. "All settlement for transactions executed prior to 1 pm (Malaysian time) on Sept 1 will only be allowed to be done by SeptBloomberg - 179 words
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Article, Illustration475 1998-09-04 5 Wrong signals sent; uncertainty an obstacle, they say AFP [TOKYO] Foreign investors are likely to run scared from Malaysia after the sudden sacking of deputy premier Anwar Ibrahim and the imposition of strict currency controls, analysts warned yesterday. "Malaysia is effectively trying toAFP; REUTERS - 475 words
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Article157 1998-09-04 5 AFX-Asia [KUALA LUMPUR] The Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange said yesterday that investors who wish to trade on the exchange will have to open a central depository account with the Malaysian Depository System. The official said that without the account, no trades of Malaysian shares canAFX-Asia - 157 words
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228 1998-09-04 5 Bernama [KUALA LUMPUR] International Trade and Industry Minister Rafidah Aziz said yesterday that feedback received from the private sector on Bank Negara's move to peg the ringgit at 3.80 to the dollar has been positive. She said with the fixed rate, the privateBernama - 228 words
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222 1998-09-04 5 Phong Thin Fatt Singapore - LEITERS TO THE EDITOR Phong Thin Fatt Singapore KUDOS to Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad for going against mainstream thought. The US, World Bank and IMF are all for free markets but what did they do to stem the slide in Indonesia and222 words
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Article112 1998-09-04 5 Francis Ng Singapore - Francis Ng Singapore MALAYSIA'S exchange controls basically send a clear signal to foreign investors in Malaysia: "We don't care much about your investments here. If you want to take your earnings back to your country, it will be on our terms." This will effectively discourage direct112 words
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107 1998-09-04 5 Laurence St Penang, Malaysia - Laurence St Penang, Malaysia THE idea behind Malaysia's currency controls is definitely shocking but it has been executed in classic Mahathir style. I don't necessarily agree with everything he said but I believe it is a step in the right direction. We must re-think107 words
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Article68 1998-09-04 5 A Wang Singapore - A Wang Singapore IN the short term, Malaysia's exchange controls will strengthen the ringgit for those who hold ringgit in Malaysia. But once the ringgit is stabilised, Malaysia should revert to its former foreign exchange practices to benefit those who have invested in the country. Otherwise,68 words
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Article131 1998-09-04 5 Sig Malaysia - Sig Malaysia IF the main objective is to maintain a stable currency and to prevent future speculative attacks on the ringgit, I strongly support the measures taken by the Malaysian government. How are we going to plan our business direction or strategy if we have to131 words
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ASIA'S ECONOMIC SLUMP
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516 1998-09-04 6 Harish Mehta - From Harish Mehta in Bangkok THAI companies have defaulted on an alarming 38 billion baht (Ssl.6 billion) worth of interest payments on bonds issued in the country since the economic crisis broke last year and the worst is yet to come.516 words
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466 1998-09-04 6 Anthony Rowley - Salomon Smith Barney sees GDP shrinking 4% in Q2 Prom Anthony Rowley in Tokyo ELECTRONICS giant Hitachi yesterday signalled it would suffer a major financial loss its first ever against a background of economic shrinkage in Japan with one economist forecasting as466 words
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586 1998-09-04 6 Quak Hiang Whai - SFC investigating non-delivery of stocks for trades done last week From Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong THE Securities Futures Commission (SFC) continued its hardline approach against speculators yesterday, promising prosecution against those who have illegally short-sold shares. In yet another stern warning from586 words
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382 1998-09-04 6 AFP [BEIJING] China may be forced to switch much its enormous foreign currency reserves into the new euro if the dollar falls in the future, a leading economist was quoted as saying yesterday. While there has been widespread speculation overAFP - 382 words
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Article283 1998-09-04 6 Lawmakers want justification for intervention Reuters [HONGKONG] Hongkong Financial Secretary Donald Tsang will face tough questions over the government's market intervention when he appears before lawmakers next Monday. "We will ask him about the justification of the intervention and the government's plans to prevent future attacks,"Reuters - 283 words
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Article, Illustration55 1998-09-04 6 [JAKARTA] Susiana, who lost her job at a local bank earlier this year, is trying to make a living by selling groceriesfrom the boot oj her car in a Jakarta park yesterday. The economic crisis in Indonesia, the worst in more than 30years, has caused millionsREUTERS - 55 words
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339 1998-09-04 6 Al Labita - Bating agency sees NPLs exceeding 20* in 1999 From Al Labita in Manila US rating agency Standard Poor's yesterday lowered the ratings of nine Philippine banks, among the country's largest, due to an alarming rise in bad loans. Downgraded from "BBpi" to339 words
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Article, Illustration664 1998-09-04 6 Anthony Rowley - Debate on possible revisions to govt bills to be reopened today From, Anthony Rowley in Tokyo SIGNS are emerging that the ruling Liberal Democratic Party and opposition parties may be nearing a compromise over the government's controversial plan for rescuing the Long-Term664 words
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SOUTH-EAST ASIA
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541 1998-09-04 7 Leon Hadar - Top Commerce Dept official expresses concern over Malaysia's ringgit curbs From Leon Hadar in Washington THE US Commerce Undersecretary for International Trade, David Aaron, will lead the first high-level US trade mission to Asia since the start of the financial crisis,541 words
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302 1998-09-04 7 JAKARTA Suharto confidant questioned on govt loan to Bank Umum Bloomberg INDONESIA is questioning Mohamad "Bob" Hasan, a confidant of former president Suharto, about his failed Bank Umum Nasional. "Bob Hasan is being investigated in relation to the use of all theBloomberg - 302 words
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214 1998-09-04 7 TAIPEI AFP TAIWAN and Malaysia are to hold a ministerial-level economic meeting in Kuala Lumpur this week, officials said yesterday, despite the sacking of Finance Minister Anwar Ibrahim who maintained close ties with Taiwanese leaders. Economic Minister Wang Chih-kang leads the 23-mem-ber TaiwanAFP - 214 words
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331 1998-09-04 7 MANILA Industrialists want import tax cuts postponed till Afta's set np in 2003 AFP A GROUP of Philippine industrialists yesterday asked the government to suspend the lowering of import tariffs until 2003 when the Asean Free Trade Area (Afta) is established. "This is notAFP - 331 words
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251 1998-09-04 7 BANGKOK AFP THAILAND'S weak currency has made its exports the most competitive in East and South-east Asia, a report by Thailand's central bank claimed yesterday. The report by the Bank of Thailand (BOT)'s economic research department said the baht was 15.79 perAFP - 251 words
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CHINA-HONGKONG-TAIWAN
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450 1998-09-04 8 Loh Hui Yin - Devt to employ 90,000 when it is ready by 2016 and house 320,000 Reports by] Loh Hui Yin THE government will spend about HK$36 billion (SsB.2 billion) to re-develop the old Kai Tak airport into a new thriving residential hub which450 words
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396 1998-09-04 8 Proposals allow for greater convergence of the two services THE Hongkong government has unveiled a blueprint to liberalise the television broadcasting and telecommunications industries to enhance the city's position as a regional telecoms centre. The thrust of the proposals, covering eight broad areas,396 words
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Article, Illustration96 1998-09-04 8 [HONGKONG] A potential homebuyer steps from the kitchen into the dining room yesterday while viewing a 500sqft showflat exclusively decorated with a Coca-Cola theme here. Hongkong's sagging property market could take up to four years to recoverfrom the current economic slump, according toAFP - 96 words
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387 1998-09-04 8 BEIJING AFP A BOOM in post-flood construction and planned infrastructure projects will help China achieve its target of an 8 per cent economic growth in 1998, a top government economist said yesterday. "The Asian financial crisis and floods are still influencing China's economy, butAFP - 387 words
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258 1998-09-04 8 SHANGHAI AFP THE Shanghai municipal government is seeking investments amounting to more than US$4.l billion (557.2 billion) in 168 industrial projects, Xinhua news agency reported. The overnight report said the projects covered the automobile parts, electronics, telecommunications facilities, modern medicine and environmental protectionAFP - 258 words
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159 1998-09-04 8 TAIPEI Bloomberg TAIWAN'S economy will grow more slowly than previously forecast this year and next year, as exports to Asia continue to plummet, an influential government thinktank said. The Council for Economic Planning and Development (CEPD) cut its forecast for 1998 economic growthBloomberg - 159 words
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ASIA
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544 1998-09-04 9 SEOUL Highlight of the agreement: a deal between Hyundai, LG to merge chip operations AFP SOUTH Korea's top five conglomerates yesterday announced a landmark accord to realign their unwieldy and over-grown businesses, including key export sectors such as semiconductors and car making.AFP - 544 words
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Article, Illustration297 1998-09-04 9 SEOUL AFP THOUSANDS of South Korean riot police, firing tear gas and water cannons, stormed six plants of the country's top auto parts maker early yesterday to end a 17-day strike on fears it would hurt the auto industry. It was theAFP; REUTERS - 297 words
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259 1998-09-04 9 TOKYO AFP JAPAN'S Toa Steel Ltd, a subsidiary of the major steelmaker NKK Corp, said yesterday it was close to liquidation, in what would be the country's largest post-war manufacturing failure. Toa Steel has debt of 260 billion yen (553.3 billion), reportsAFP - 259 words
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285 1998-09-04 9 MELBOURNE They aim to marginalise Hanson's influence Reuters, AFP AUSTRALIA'S mayor parties have vowed to conduct a civilised campaign in the run-up to the Oct 3 election in a bid to marginalise the influence of itopulist legislator Pauline Hanson. In a rare signReuters,; AFP - 285 words
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221 1998-09-04 9 TOKYO AFP NORTH Korea may be preparing to test-fire a second ballistic missile, Japan and South Korea's governments warned yesterday, citing intelligence reports. Tokyo said it had placed warships and military aircraft on alert and warned North Korea against repeating Monday's test, in whichAFP - 221 words
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THE WORLD
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Article, Illustration655 1998-09-04 10 MOSCOW Customers rush to banks for fear of losing savings for 2nd time in 6 years Bloomberg RUSSIA'S six largest private banks turned away clients who jammed branches in a vain attempt to get money, spreading fear among millions of Russians they may lose theirBloomberg; REUTERS - 655 words
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480 1998-09-04 10 FRANKFURT Conncil decides to wait and see till end of year Bloomberg THE Bundesbank left its full set of interest rates unchanged at yesterday's meeting, postponing a decision whether to increase borrowing costs this year until market turmoil in Asia andBloomberg - 480 words
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308 1998-09-04 10 MOSCOW AFP PRESIDENT Boris Yeltsin refused to offer Parliament any concessions yesterday on the eve of a second vote on the Kremlin's choice for prime minister, that spelled nothing but disaster for candidate Viktor Chernomyrdin. The Kremlin's firm stance put an apocalypticAFP - 308 words
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Article, Illustration369 1998-09-04 10 BONN AFP GERMAN Chancellor Helmut Kohl defended his record as the unifier of Germany but challenger Gerhard Schroeder dismissed him as not being a man for the future in a confrontation in Parliament yesterday. It was the first and only direct debate inAFP - 369 words
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527 1998-09-04 10 BELFAST More violence ahead but don't let opportunity slip away, he says Reuters US President Bill Clinton warned Northern Ireland yesterday that it faced more acts of violence on the road to peace but urged its citizens to back those trying toReuters - 527 words
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406 1998-09-04 10 WASHINGTON Reuters THE US congressional battle over billions of dollars for the International Monetary Fund moved on Wednesday to the House of Representatives, where opposition was boiling over the lending agency's failed bailout for Russia. Despite overwhelming support in the Senate,Reuters - 406 words
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299 1998-09-04 10 BONN Signs are domestic recovery will take up overseas slack Bloomberg NEW orders to Germany's manufacturing industry rose 0.5 per cent in July as domestic demand offset sinking exports, another sign the domestic recovery is more than compensating for overseas economic turmoil. TheBloomberg - 299 words
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638 1998-09-04 11 Andrew Marks - Investment gurns positive about the long term, cautious on short term From. Andrew Marks in Neiv York THE stock market's recent woes have left most investors feeling considerably lighter in the pocket now than they were just a few weeks ago,638 words
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418 1998-09-04 11 WASHINGTON But the OJ% growth figure is poorest since 1996 Bloomberg US worker productivity rose during the second quarter, government figures showed, reversing an earlier estimate of the first decline in three years. Still, it was the weakest showing since 1996. Non-farm productivityBloomberg - 418 words
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401 1998-09-04 11 WASHINGTON Bloomberg THE US Senate banking committee yesterday postponed a vote on a bill overhauling US banking laws because of disputes involving banking services for minorities and lowincome consumers. "We have not been able to resolve all of the differences," SenateBloomberg - 401 words
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403 1998-09-04 11 WASHINGTON Reuters AS finance ministers of the world's two biggest economies prepare for a key meeting today, hopes are fading fast they will come up with any fresh ideas on how to stabilise jittery global markets. The meeting between US TreasuryReuters - 403 words
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EDITORIAL & OPINION
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Article, Illustration643 1998-09-04 12 Reginald Dale - thb BOTTOMLDVE OPINION By Reginald Dale The writer is a columnist with the International Herald Tribune, where this commentary first appeared JUST like the advent of the first millennium, the approach of the year 2000 is bringing dire predictions of disaster. Doomsayers are643 words
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Article156 1998-09-04 12 The personal allegations against me are a political conspiracy. They realise that I cannot be defeated in the political arena through the democratic process.' Anwar Ibrahim Malaysia's former Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister, speaking at a news conference, on his dismissal there is a small group156 words
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Article688 1998-09-04 12 EDITORIAL THE charge is racism, and the judgment will be delivered by Australians themselves when they go to the polls to vote in a general election on Oct 3. Of course that's an accusation a great many Australians do not deserve to face. In many respects, the688 words
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Article, Illustration1099 1998-09-04 12 David E Sanger - Its'firewall strategy'is being questioned as countries baulk at paying the high price it requires By. David E Sanger NYT [WASHINGTON] INSIDE the Treasury Department, some of the strategists desperately seeking to contain spreading outbreaks of financial chaos once called their approach the "firewall strategy". The ideaNYT; FILE PHOTO - 1,099 words
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274 1998-09-04 12 Sree Kumar Singapore - MAILBOX Sree Kumar Singapore JAGDISH BHAGWATI has provided interesting thoughts on his disagreement with Paul Krugman, and on the crisis in Asia (BT, Aug 31). He is right that the IMF's prescriptions may have exacerbated the problems in Indonesia, and his view that politics on274 words
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Article773 1998-09-04 12 Contaglon the real danger MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad has got his way with the sacking of his deputy, Anwar Ibrahim. After a year of railing against the evils of international financiers, he has finally been able to retaliate by imposing capital controls and a fixed773 words
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Miscellaneous778 1998-09-04 13 TV&RADIO by Afternoon at the 20Countdown. HiWi:l»TT7iTTwj^ 2.30 PM TV Innovations. Movies: Strapped. 4.00 TV Innovations. 4.00 Kidz Blitz: Sesame 4.00 News 5 Today followed Street. by Afternoon the MMitt ®-00 The Silver Brumby. Movies (cont'd). 12.00 NN Response TV. 5.30 Sam Max. 5.00 News 5 Today Followed 2.00 PM778 words
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Article, Illustration1612 1998-09-04 14 TAN SU YEN - Andersen S pore MD stumbled into his career almost by default, but has become an indisputable success, reports tansutem TAN SU YEN Andersen Consulting is a firm where you do "whatever it takes, to get the job done", says Willie Cheng, the firm's Singapore managing partner.ARTHUR LEE - 1,612 words
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Article, Illustration416 1998-09-04 14 THE Andersen android, according to Willie Cheng, exists mainly as an inside joke. The term started making the rounds when industry insiders noticed a certain uniformity in Andersen Consulting's people. They were smart, sleek, motivated and programmed to work a certain way. "We used theARTHURLEE - 416 words
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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484 1998-09-04 15 Stock prices plummet as investors speculate on impact of measures [SINGAPORE] Malaysia's foreign exchange controls are battering the share prices of Singapore's Big Four banks and Keppel Tat Lee as investors and analysts speculate on how the measures will affect the banks.484 words
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Article, Illustration333 1998-09-04 15 Jennifer Lien - M-] W' Jennifer Lien [SINGAPORE] Creative Technology yesterday announced the much-awaited budget version of its latest Sound Blaster Live! audio card at US$99 (Ssl74), half the price of the original deluxe version released last month. The move caught some analystsFILE PHOTO - 333 words
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172 1998-09-04 15 [SINGAPORE] Nat Steel Ltd subsidiary Nat Steel Chemicals (NSC) has rationalised its lime operations in Malaysia to better focus its core business. Currently, NSC sources for lime in Malaysia for its industrial and environmental chemical businesses in Singa- pore and the region. This is done172 words
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631 1998-09-04 15 R Sivanithy - HOCK LOCK SIEW R Sivanithy Amid the pandemonium on Clob International in the past two days, the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday came out to reiterate its earlier statement that it had no intention to close down Clob. But apart from saying that Clob will631 words
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212 1998-09-04 15 [SINGAPORE] Semiconductor services and equipment group Flextech Holdings and regional engineering group Lindeteves-Jacoberg have secured in-principle approval to transfer their shares from the Stock Exchange of Singapore's second board (Sesdaq) to the mainboard. Both companies said yesterday the date of transfer would be announced later.212 words
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323 1998-09-04 15 Jennifer Lien - Interested parties have started due diligence: EPM6 By, Jennifer Lien [SINGAPORE] Vikay Industrial's judicial managers are concluding talks with at least two potential investors to save the struggling liquid crystal display (LCD) maker. "I think it's fair to say we're at323 words
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207 1998-09-04 15 Annette Pau - By, Annette Pau [SINGAPORE] Jurong Engineering's interim net profit more than doubled to $12.3 million in the six months to June 1998, though group turnover fell 9.8 per cent to $128.4 million, the company reported yesterday. The jump in earnings was attributed207 words
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REGIONAL COMPANIES
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233 1998-09-04 16 FT [HONGKONG] Beijing Enterprises, the investment arm of the Chinese capital's municipal government, yesterday defied Hongkong's credit crunch and signed a US$l65 million (*****.2 million) loan facility on relatively favourable terms. It is the debut loan for the company, which combines high-tech interests withFT - 233 words
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Article, Illustration519 1998-09-04 16 Demand picks up from Menado, Sulawesi farmers after good harvests Bloomberg [JAKARTA] PT Astra International, Indonesia's biggest carmaker, resumed production more than three months after the plunging rupiah and soaring interest rates eroded demand and left it with unsold vehicles. "In July,Bloomberg; FILE PHOTO - 519 words
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318 1998-09-04 16 Bloomberg [HONGKONG] Shanghai Industrial Holdings Ltd, the listed investment arm of the Shanghai city government, said profit rose 43 per cent to HK5622.3 million (*****.2 million), or 74 HK cents per share, in the first six months of 1998. Sales rose 13 per centBloomberg - 318 words
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362 1998-09-04 16 Poison pill strategy first sip predators are zooming in Bloomberg [MANILA] Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co (PLDT) said it approved a stock rights offering designed to stave off a "coercive takeover" attempt. The unexpected adoption of a so-called "poison pill" strategy byBloomberg - 362 words
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Article96 1998-09-04 16 Bloomberg [SINGAPORE] Three equity analysts who quit Fraser-AMMB Research Pte of Singapore last year for jobs at the Singapore office of Paribas Asia Equity Ltd are migrating back to Fraser. Banking analyst Violet Soh and Nua We Boon, an airline analyst, left Paribas, an arm ofBloomberg - 96 words
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REGIONAL/INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES
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Article, Illustration570 1998-09-04 17 Electronics sector in for wave of earnings revisions, analysts warn Reuters, Bloomberg [TOKYO] Japanese electronics giant Hitachi Ltd said yesterday it will post a massive loss this business year to pay for a restructuring aimed at rescuing the firm from the biggestReuters,; Bloomberg; AFP - 570 words
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339 1998-09-04 17 AFP, Bloomberg [ROTTERDAM] The AngloDutch oil giant Royal/Dutch Shell and the US company Texaco Inc have signed an agreeipQjit their downstream activities in Eu- rope. The accord on their refining and distribution activities will come into effect in 1999, Shell announced yesterday.AFP,; Bloomberg - 339 words
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385 1998-09-04 17 FT [OSLO] Kvaerner, the AngloNorwegian engineering and shipbuilding group that acquired the UK's Trafalgar House in 1996, on Wednesday reported a worse-than-expec-ted fall in interim profits and announced a reorganisation aimed at restoring its earnings and easing its debt burden. For the firstFT - 385 words
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Article, Illustration76 1998-09-04 17 [TOKYO] Syoichiro Toyoda (left), chairman of Toyota Motors, inspects a cut-model of newly developed one-litre petrol engine ISZ-FE which is the most fuel efficient and cleanest burning in its class, during a Toyota-sponsored environmental forum at a Tokyo hotel yesterday. The new compact four-cylinder engine achieves aAFP - 76 words
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411 1998-09-04 17 Bankers say deals deferred till impact can be determined NYT [NEW YORK] The recent volatility in stock prices is likely to slow this year's flurry of mergers and acquisitions, say analysts. Bankers say that many executives have put plans forNYT - 411 words
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380 1998-09-04 17 Plans unveiled so far not enough to sustain earnings growth AFX- Asia [TOKYO] Toshiba Corp needs to implement a deeper restructuring than announced so far if it is to sustain its earnings growth and solidify its recent share price gains, analysts said. Toshiba hasAFX- Asia - 380 words
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244 1998-09-04 17 Bloomberg [AUCKLAND] Air New Zealand Ltd's indicated secondhalf profit fell 14.5 per cent as Asia's slowdown hurt earnings from international operations. Asia generates about 18 per cent of Air New Zealand's sales. "We don't expect to see conditions improve this year," managing directorBloomberg - 244 words
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FINANCE & COMMODITIES
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512 1998-09-04 18 Launch of the euro-denominated swaps contract set for Oct 15 FT [LONDON] The London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange on Wednesday unveiled plans for a new contract which it hopes will topple German government bond futures as Europe's benchmark derivativeFT - 512 words
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468 1998-09-04 18 Off-exchange trades will sap market liquidity, CFTC told Bloomberg [WASHINGTON] The world's largest futures exchange has declined to support rule changes allowing brokers to make private deals off the exchange floor. The Chicago Board of Trade told the Commodity FuturesBloomberg - 468 words
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255 1998-09-04 18 Reuters, Bloomberg [MELBOURNE] Shares in Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd (ANZ) tumbled on Thursday after the bank warned that mounting losses from emerging markets would flatten its earnings for the year to September 1998. The profit downgrade isReuters,; Bloomberg - 255 words
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455 1998-09-04 18 Regulator says there are issues of auditor independence FT [LONDON] KPMG Peat Marwick, the US professional services firm, is to be questioned by the -Securities and Exchange Commission, the senior US financial regulator, over its announcement that it may float part ofFT - 455 words
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307 1998-09-04 18 Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Insurers that benefited from the rapid growth of variable life insurance and variable annuities may be hurt if recent stock market declines reduce demand for those retirement savings products, analysts warn. "If investor sentiment dampens, near-term sales ofBloomberg - 307 words
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Article291 1998-09-04 18 SIMKI Report Reuters [SINGAPORE] Euroyen futures were largely steady yesterday but Japanese government bond (JGB) futures ended weaker as concerns about the health of Japanese banks rose. Dealers said worries about poor Japanese corporate results might further impact the ailing banking system. Hitachi Ltd announcedReuters - 291 words
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Article159 1998-09-04 18 Charlie Kuo - MSGETAIWAMFOTUHBS Charlie Kuo, Charlie Kuo, service dealer, Refco Singapore THE Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures plunged again amid pessimism that the Taiwan economy will grow even slower than the forecast by the government. The September 98 contract fell 10.80 points to 225.4 points while the159 words
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186 1998-09-04 18 ENERGY REPORT Reuters [LONDON] Oil prices staged a recovery yesterday as traders started to worry about the impact of potential long disruptions to Russian supplies. Benchmark Brent burst above US$l3 a barrel for the first time in a month, trading at US$l3.Ol byReuters - 186 words
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Article265 1998-09-04 18 Reuters, AFP London THE US currency fell to a nine-month low against the mark and to a 10-week low yen, after Japanese government officials warned of possible intervention. The rouble remained in dire trouble, plunging further with no floor in sight as the political impasse continued in Moscow.Reuters,; AFP - 265 words
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Article2126 1998-09-04 19 LONDON m hw 31 Group 500.000 -15.000 AS Port! 282.600 -1400 Attay National 1106.000 -19.000 ANod Domocq 488.000 -12.000 Amoc 150.000 10.000 Asda Group 187.400 2.400 BAT tad 583.000 -18.400 BGPtc 352.000 -2.000 BICC 83.000 -2.000 BOC Group 774.000 -34.000 BR Potroloum 735.000 -14.000 BTP 130.200 -1.8002,126 words
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Article1625 1998-09-04 19 Bloomberg Nikkei 225 jjjj JAPAN'S benchmark stock index fell for the first time in four days after Hitachi Ltd said it will post its first full-year loss and Toa Steel Co confirmed reports it will liquidate itself. "Hitachi surprised the market with a complete about-face on earnings," said HitoshiBloomberg - 1,625 words
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Article, Illustration1474 1998-09-04 20 Reuters Q Hang Seng -37.08 STOCKS ended slightly lower yesterday after a roller-coast-er ride and brokers said the market would have suffered larger losses if it had not been supported by short-covering. The Hang Seng Index fell 37.08 points to finish at 7,318.59. The market was artificially held upReuters - 1,474 words
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Article, Illustration707 1998-09-04 20 AFP PI Composite Index +5J6 INDONESIAN shares yesterday closed 1.6 per cent higher on a technical rebound and speculative buying following recent losses, dealers said. "I didn't really see any genuine buying today, even on stocks like (cigarette maker) Sampoerna," a dealer at a regional brokerage said, adding thatAFP - 707 words
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Article, Illustration775 1998-09-04 20 AFP □SET Index -019 SHARES closed marginally weaker yesterday after moving in positive territory for much of the day despite global economic woes, but analysts said the outlook remained poor. Asian economic and political turmoil and the uncertain global outlook are dampening hopes of an early recovery for Thailand,AFP - 775 words
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Article306 1998-09-04 20 AFP Q Manila -4L83 PHILIPPINE share prices closed 0.4 per cent lower yesterday as external developments and a fall in the peso offset bargain-hunting, analysts said here. The Philippine Stock Exchange Composite Index fell 4.82 points to close at 1,192.95 points. Volume rose to 226 million shares worth 622AFP - 306 words
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Article, Illustration607 1998-09-04 20 Reuters QShenzhen Blndex +0.89 SHENZHEN'S Hongkong dollar-de-nominated B shares rose 1.6 per cent yesterday, supported by long-term interest from local institutions, analysts said. The B Share Index rose 0.89 of a point to 56.63 on volume of HK$ll million. "Although turnover of HK$lO million or HKSIi million is nothingReuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 607 words
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Article350 1998-09-04 20 AFP QWPlndex -22(130 TAIWAN share prices dipped 3.4 per cent yesterday to a two-year low on selling of technology issues following an overnight fall on Wall Street, dealers said. The Weighted Price Index dropped 220.30 points to 6,251.38, following a 2.2 per cent rise in the previous session. "SentimentAFP - 350 words
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Article405 1998-09-04 20 AFP M Composite Index +0.38 SOUTH Korean shares inched up yesterday, with most investors sidelined amid a lack of buying incentives, dealers said. Restructuring plans revealed by the top five chaebols failed to provide a boost because they were already factored into share prices in recent sessions, dealers said.AFP - 405 words
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Article584 1998-09-04 20 AFP P All Ordinaries -2.7 SHARES closed down 0.1 per cent yesterday on a lack of direction from Asian markets and continuing anxiety over the direction of Wall Street, brokers said. The All Ordinaries Index lost 2.7 points to 2,513.3. The All Industrials Index fell 17.7 points at 4,442.6AFP - 584 words
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Article252 1998-09-04 20 AFP □WeOagton -2&87 NEW Zealand stocks closed down 1.5 per cent yesterday on continued volatility in world market. The NZSE-40 Index fell 26.87 points to 1,775.67 on turnover of NZ$BB million. Carter Holt Harvey saw 11-year lows and FCL Energy lost 23 cents to NZ53.33. us com ANZ BankAFP - 252 words
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Article8020 1998-09-04 21 INDUSTRIALS Cohsmmt products L«»t Vt Day Net Ca J«gh Law Company 5.H OOP High Low P/C $m 3 "0 Ajinomoto 200 15 7 210 194 aO 81. 290 o? 44 4 141 46 5 40 1.0 64 ?22 in. P Ml 9 135 4.7 54.( 95 r *v« Land 1608,020 words
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Article, Illustration426 1998-09-04 21 Reuters jQj Composite Index ♦18.48 INVESTORS clambered to cover short stock positions yesterday after the imposition of strict foreign exchange controls as Malaysia's sacked finance minister exposed a deep split in the dominant political party. The activity drove up the benchmark Composite Index 6.27 per centReuters - 426 words
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Article3112 1998-09-04 22 BONOS, LOANS ft WARRANTS too fa m Lm« Val Day Last Quota Ave High Law StfM Company Jala aer- COOO) High Lew Bu/er Salter Price 23.5 4 in 3000 m AMOB cS.5%*****6 5 unch 18 5 4 4.5 5.5 205 3 3160 "Acer ******1 USS 3 -0.5 6 3 33,112 words
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205 1998-09-04 22 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH -%1 R Sivanithy WHILE it's true to say that warrants are the last instrument one should be looking at in a bearish environment, it's equally fair to say that there are some which will sooner or later start to look interesting. Most205 words
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Article1792 1998-09-04 22 Transaction date Sep 3 MALAYSIAN STOCKS Stne Co-^ y £Z*ZL y eg I? 23 ms 5000 AISBSOc 263 55 1424 32 $3 263 27 s!o 3J 44 100 212 s ,t 5 wc 2071 7 55 4' 100 si if ms 5002 Aicom 17 4 n«j 1 ft1,792 words
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3690 1998-09-04 23 Transaction claf»': Sep J Of 6r M Wt „y. >-«•« Voi Day Loot Ou»«» C«» Avq WW Cl—Mi| ><0 rOOO) Htfh Lw B«y«r Umor C'vf P/I J mil Prlco MULThMOttSTlY lie m t 1000 Acma 50c 50.5 3.5 51 51 49.5 49.5 50.5 27.53,690 words
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Article727 1998-09-04 23 IH1< H* 1 V- Lut Qwli 04v Dtv Mat Cm >m tW timiinu (OOP) MH» L— B*yr wm H C'vr H P/I J«j? Frtt, 82 48.5 .losi' ASJHia£ 20cZZI 57 5 '25* 102 09 45 260 85 2001 Asiamttrii 50c 133 58 128 A 57 48 12 2002 AltKJl5c727 words
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Article210 1998-09-04 24 "•dis V tmm SingTel 15c 17,704,000 •Renong Bhd 50c 17,216,000 •II Resources 15,685,000 •MBf Capital 14,700,000 •Pub Bk Foreign 12,680,000 0C8C Foreign 9*042.000 •Magnum Corp50c 7,762,000 •Rekapacific Bh 6,726,000 •Morth Borneo 6,177,000 UOB Foreign 5,220,000 Stwts SingTel 15c I 45,639,947 OCBC Foreign 35,993,741 UOB Foreign 20,520,261 DBS Foreign 18,174,792 SPH210 words
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Article, Illustration738 1998-09-04 24 R Sivanithy - STOCK MARKHT COMMENTARY Shares rocked by forced selling of Clob counters held as collateral; bank stocks were in turn hit amid the confusion By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] The decimation of Clob International and a continued slide in local blue chips on worries about738 words
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Article86 1998-09-04 24 ITS amazing what services and goods are becoming popular in Indonesia during the economic crisis. On TV, advertisements for traditional Indonesian medicine have increased, and ad revenues for clove cigarettes have shot up 130 per cent in rupiah terms from last year, according to an Indonesian TV86 words
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Article94 1998-09-04 24 THE Monetary Authority of Singapore, long known for it* brisk businesslike approach, is projecting* softer picture of Itself these days. At a recent press conference to mark the release of its annual report, for Instance, reporters were told to come half an hour early—not to be94 words
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Article132 1998-09-04 24 AUSTRALIANS go to the polls to vote for a new government on Oct 3 and Prime Minister John Howard hopes the decision will be based on economic management in general and tax reform proposals to particular. Not to be outdone, Pauline Hanson and her One132 words
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Article66 1998-09-04 24 EUROPE'S top sex shop, Beate Uhse, plans to go public in the first half of next year. The ftill-frontal float by the continent's largest retailer and mail order distributor of erotica was announced this week by founder and supervisory board chairwoman Beate Rotermund. From some 84 stores in66 words
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Article70 1998-09-04 24 IT seems the mobile handphone militia is bent on testing the tolerance thresholds of the not-eo-mobilised During a recent insurance seminar, a handphone rang. No embarrassed scuffling to switch the offending machine off for this seasoned user. Instead, she cooly carried on with a conversation for more than70 words
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Article, Illustration65 1998-09-04 24 Shiv Taneja - -by Shiv Taneja DAIRY Farm International closed six-and-a-half US cents lower yesterday at U550,935 on a volume of 1.35 million shares, more or less in line with its 10-day traded average of 12 million shares. The counter is trading in neutral territory, though the outlook is clearly negative.65 words
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Article305 1998-09-04 25 Bridge News, Reuters THE Capesize market continued to strengthen with a further hike in rates on voyage business in the Pacific. Atlantic capesize rates also appeared to have improved on the back of these rises with firmer levels reported on both voyage and timecharter. Small support was seenBridge News,; Reuters - 305 words
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Article267 1998-09-04 25 'am < tw CWT Distribution 0.225 *0.02 39 Chuan Hup 0 JOS -0.005 170 Cosco Investment -0.41 -0.005 56 Freight Links 0.13 unch 125 GB&Mtags 0.20 unch 25 HaiSunHup 0.255 unch 843 Hitachi Zosen a515 unch 98 IMCHoWngs HK 5.60 Jaye Holdings 0.37 -0.01 14 Jurong Shipyard 7.60267 words
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91 1998-09-04 25 AFX-Asia [HONGKONG] Orient Overseas (International) Ltd said it has entered into a contract with China Shipbuilding Corp for two vessels for a total of US$l2O million (*****.8 million). The company is presently discussing the financing of 75 per cent of the purchase priceAFX-Asia - 91 words
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Article, Illustration494 1998-09-04 25 Felix Chan - TSA, CTSA extend peak season surcharge to cover costs of re-ronting containers By] Felix Chan [SINGAPORE] Major container lines on the Trans-Pa-cific trades have taken a further series of pricing actions to address the increasingly severe cargo and equipment imbalances. Member carriers inFILE PHOTO - 494 words
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755 1998-09-04 25 Selva Kumar - ADMIRALTY CASEBOOK By\ Selva Kumar A VESSEL owner in a time charterparty operates the ship without worrying about finding employment for the vessel while the time charterer finds work for the vessel without worrying about vessel maintenance and navigation.755 words
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307 1998-09-04 25 (SHANGHAI] Negotiations between the United States and China attempting to break the impasse on maritime relations broke down after just two days with no progress made, officials in Beijing said. Gao Haiyun, a spokesman for the Chinese Ministry of Communications, said the307 words
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386 1998-09-04 25 Rajendra Bajpai - Commonwealth Development Corp will be 2nd foreign partner after PSA From Rajendra Bajpai in New Delhi COMMONWEALTH Development Corporation (CDC) of UK has announced plans to buy a minority stake in Pipavav port in western India which will make386 words
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245 1998-09-04 25 Bloomberg [SYDNEY] Lang Corp said it will pay up to A 57.5 million (5J7.7 million) to Australia's antitrust regulator as part of a labour agreement completed yesterday, which includes the loss of 736 jobs and a three-year no-strike clause. TheBloomberg - 245 words
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Article, Illustration1021 1998-09-04 26 ROLB OF THH TMO Besides safety issues, it is also involved in environmental protection, international trade and technical cooperation IN 1948, shipping was dominated by a handful of countries, many of which had been prominent in world shipping for centuries. Several of them wereREUTERS - 1,021 words
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Article303 1998-09-04 26 PACE CMrvrwn 6 AMI E*#rtuU M Accord' S FooflflSun 8 Afwonkiol 14 Frotl 15 ApponsMp 5 WIMl 16 i Astro 3 CUnk 4 Austral 1 Comortrons I Avant ti 9 B'tong Mm 8 Clory 16 KA j MoiSunHup 8 |tl 16 M4ft 9« 15 Sfl, 6 Mamindo303 words
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Article17600 1998-09-04 34 THEBUSINESSTIMES THEBUSINESSTIMES EXPORT ETA ETA Advertiser Vessel Voyage Telephone ETA ETA Advertiser vessel Voyage Telephone SIM Dest'n Heme Name Number Number SIN Dest'n Name Name Number Number 06/09 09/10 MOL P10 NEDLLOYD ARI 3402 E 65-*****86 A 08/09 19/*) NYK CSAV SANTOS 007N 65 *****23 To ABIDJAN (ABJ)17,600 words
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Article584 1998-09-04 41 V#y No tortfi Arrival Dop*rturo Ainrt4 Java I JiflB* Nrt taUrtl* !2EL jn 04.01/1100 bMcM IUWMI K CWrL« °J® Jfl 01.01/0100 SSSSl 22** -W 04.01/1100 5 nSmmI SL. J0 04.01/0700 M StSM 2!S2f 10 04.01/0*00 ClST JOI Mn«M« 01.01/2000 R Mtar 1 M 01.01/2 *0 jiupvw < svm584 words
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Article1501 1998-09-04 41 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO •ooktflg/Manci litli Ship VoyNo Etb/ltr Ported From JT« Prom Ml BMr <M 04/MM M 0i/H00 OVMM 02/14X 02/500 02/1451 02/14X u tvmo 0i/045i ovotoc ;i 32,"'X Cl/NII 01/0*00 i ovotm ovrai omx 4 oi/uoo ovmm owoo Urntm i u«M OVUM1,501 words
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Article187 1998-09-04 41 lap 7 Canada: Labour Day. Hong Kong: Day following Mid autumn Festival. United Statu: Labour Day. ■a* IS Japa^j: Respect of the Aged Day. Mexico: Independence Day. Autumnal Equinox Day. South Africa: Heritage Day. ■ep 38 Hong Kong: Chung Yeung Festlval. TYi/uwn: Teacher's Day. Oetl China: National Day.187 words
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Article589 1998-09-04 41 THIS report compiled by Cackett Marine QU Ltd. show* Drn rang** in til dollar* instead of single prices far s mors comprehensive description of the market Prtoss shown ar* based on sv*r*«s«ls*d stem Market movements are indicated The Cocked Bun ker Price Indet change and the589 words
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Article517 1998-09-04 41 ISO Ma 992.0 08 19 9 0.0» Tl 0.0! *1 0>wHty mm hftfoi Art Aluminium jgwj No ibovt £25 I 0 0 0 0 «M/M 300 An 907.9 0.3 15.4 0.07 33 0.03 In* WO Ml* 991.3 0.9 197 0.11 111 070 M/Wl HM/x mi to*517 words
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Article, Illustration435 1998-09-04 42 Plane trying to make emergency landing when it vanishes off radar screen AFP [BLANDFORD, Canada] A Swisiair jet apparently with 227 people aboard and travelling from New York to Geneva, crashed into the ocean near this small Nova Scotia fishing village lateAFP; REUTERS - 435 words
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Article, Illustration425 1998-09-04 42 George Joseph - By i George Joseph [SINGAPORE] Something's brewing at Singapore Airlines (SIA) and the national carrier is keeping things under wraps. SIA launched an advertising blitz last week that trumpeted the arrival of a very special megatop 747 that will take off from Changi425 words
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108 1998-09-04 42 AFX-Asia [SINGAPORE] Singapore Airlines Ltd said it and Air New Zealand will extend their code-sharing deal to five more cities in New Zealand Dunedin, Wellington, Rotorua, Queenstown and New Plymouth, effective Oct 25. Domestic services from these cities will connect SIA services to Auckland andAFX-Asia - 108 words
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Article, Illustration469 1998-09-04 42 PILOTS' STRIKE AFP [MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota] Northwest Airlines on Wednesday laid off another 27,500 employees, roughly half of its worldwide workforce, as a pilots' strike dragged on for a fifth day with no sign of an early settlement. The fourth-largest US carrier said the latest move affectedAFP; REUTERS - 469 words
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Article103 1998-09-04 42 [SINGAPORE] International news agency Agence FrancePresse (AFP) has written to Business Times clarifying a report it made on July 22. A'FP said that the report filed from New York, which was carried by Shipping Times, contained an error on the Silk Air crash. AFP issued the103 words
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299 1998-09-04 42 Felix Chan - Way paved for Airbus to launch own version based on the 124-seat 1319 By] Felix Chan [SINGAPORE] Airbus Industrie said plans to build a new 100-seat regional jet with Singapore and Chinese partners have officially been shelved after a study showed299 words
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Article1738 1998-09-04 42 nJ6HT ETA FU6HT ETP S0325 1710 N***** 2359 S0230 mo Of06 1805 S***** 2359 Amittrdam N***** 0755 RL844 0040 FatMfta S0989 1700 $0990 OttS S0327 0755 6*974 2255 bw0NnC S0603 1905 CZ354 0910 K1837 1455 KL838 2300 C2351 2045 $0804 »20 "£22 Hmt> 1310 **742 09051,738 words
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Advertisement21 1998-09-04 25 IMO still as relevant as ever It is involved in safety issues, environmental protection, international trade and technical cooperation. Page 221 words
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Advertisement19 1998-09-04 25 Swissair jet crashes off Canada Plane with 227 on board trying to make emergency landing when it vanishes. BaokPage19 words
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Advertisement483 1998-09-04 26 €2& s w TSK^r- ra Mill-2/ Singapore Shipping Assoc ia tor NORTH WEST EXPRESS UNE ACCEPTING CONTAINERS, BREAKBULK PROJECT CARGO TO DAMMER/FREMANTU (MONTHLY Si*VKI) MV "ARKTIS TBN" ETA SIN 20/09/98 BOOKINGS CALL JUUA/MONKA TIL 323 4374 VESSEL MV. TIN VTASINt 20/09/91 ITAMAIit 27/09/90 FCL/IRIAKmiK «nm*amnt OOAN QMA MSSME (S) PA483 words
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