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Title Section14 1998-11-28 1 85C MITA (P) 110/12/97 THE BUSINESS TIMES SINGAPORE WEEKEND EDITION, NOVEMBER 28-29,1998 Internet: http://business-times.asial.com.sg/14 words
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Article, Illustration951 1998-11-28 1 Ruth Wong - To clear gut, buyers allowed 100% loan from local banks From Ruth Wong in Kuala Lumpur IN an effort to clear up a massive property overhang, Malaysia will allow up to 100 per cent financing for property purchases and let foreigners borrow951 words
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794 1998-11-28 1 Loh Hui Yin - Govt forced to further cat fall year forecast to -6% From Loh Hui Yin in Hongkong HONGKONG'S economy shrank by a massive 7 per cent in the third quarter, its worst ever quarterly performance, forcing the government to further downgrade the794 words
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Article, Illustration43 1998-11-28 1 [TOKYO] Japanese Finance Minister Kiichi Miyazawa scratching his head during a plenary session at the National Diet yesterday. Mr Miyazawa has indicated that he may resign from his post at the end of the year. Full report, Pg 5 AFPAFP - 43 words
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496 1998-11-28 1 Conrad Raj - By < Conrad Raj [SINGAPORE] The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has set up two new advisory panels the Financial Sector Advisory Council (FSAC) and the International Advisory Panel (lAP) in an effort to ensure that the private sector's views496 words
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398 1998-11-28 1 Catherine Ong - By* Catherine Ong [SINGAPORE] Bucking the trend of losses and declining earnings from listed companies this year, Singapore Telecommunications yesterday reported a rise in interim net profits, albeit by a marginal 3.4 per cent, to $997.6 million. But company398 words
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Advertisement131 1998-11-28 1 inmiu The SES has gone on a massive educational blitz to promote covered warrants. What are they, and what kind of risks and returns do they offier investors? Pf 4 Drive t»onl Fran July next year, Comfort Group drivers can expect to get 8-10% of net profit under the taxi131 words
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Advertisement12 1998-11-28 1 Sing Tel to spend $100 m to prepare for Y2K, Pg 812 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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Article, Illustration183 1998-11-28 2 HIT by continued weak demand here and overseas, both domestic and foreign wholesale trade contracted again in the third quarter. Department of Statistics figures released yesterday showed a 16.7 per cent year-on-year drop in the domestic wholesale trade index for Q3. Excluding petroleum,Source: UOB - 183 words
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418 1998-11-28 2 Audrey Tan - By. Audrey Tan THE Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) will encourage Japanese firms to raise funds here and to take a stake in the new SES-Simex holding company. Tan Chek Ming, executive director of MAS' financial sector promotion department, said418 words
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Article, Illustration367 1998-11-28 2 Jennifer Lien - Non-oil domestic exports fall 4.8%; key electronics sector drops 4.9% Reports by < Jennifer Lien ON the back of a surprise 4.8 per cent drop in non-oil domestic exports, manufacturing output fell a steeper 7.9 per cent in October, latest figures show. TheSource: OCBC - 367 words
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Article, Illustration420 1998-11-28 2 Carol Eng - Surprise rise dne to low 1997 base, and holiday-makers Byy Carol Eng AFTER 12 straight months of decline, visitor arrivals in October posted a surprise rise of 0.7 per cent, from a low base a year ago. Out of the top 12Source STB - 420 words
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Article, Illustration414 1998-11-28 2 Eugene Low - By Eugene Low THE government is setting up a $6 million Centre for Drug Evaluation (CDE) and a venture capital company called Life Sciences Investments (LSI) to boost Singapore's life sciences industry. Announcing this yesterday, Deputy Prime Minister Tony Tan said theCHRIS LOH - 414 words
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Article, Illustration804 1998-11-28 2 Ann Teo - E7E ON THE ECONOMY By, Ann Teo HOW much of a contractionary effect will the upcoming CPF and wage cuts have on the economy? None at all, according to some economists. A few MPs voiced the concern in Parliament this week, and Trade Industry MinisterSource SG Securities Research - 804 words
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276 1998-11-28 2 David Boey - Tax already deducted at source, says govt Byl David Boey THE corporate tax rebate announced early this week will not cover Singapore dividends because under the current imputation tax system, tax would have already been deducted at source for Singapore dividend income,276 words
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NEWS Roudup
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91 1998-11-28 2 AN increasing number of Singaporeans feel that it is not possible for citizens to influence public policies here, according to a survey released by the Institute of Policy Studies yesterday. While 42 per cent of the respondents agree with the view that they91 words
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62 1998-11-28 2 THE Public Utilities Board (PUB) said it is spending $20? million on development projects next year, with water projects making up the lion's share of the expenditure. The water projects include $117 million to be spent on the last two stages of the62 words
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62 1998-11-28 2 THE Trade Development Board (TDB) will set up an advisory committee and step up promotion missions to boost the transport and logistics sector here. The committee, which will be made up of representatives from 15 top logistics players, will identify trends that affect the62 words
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FOCUS: PERSONAL FINANCE & INVESTMENT
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Article, Illustration782 1998-11-28 3 Stewart Aldcroft - Reasons wider choice of trusts, need to squeeze more ont of savings By\ Stewart Aldcroft The writer is marketing and sales director of Templeton Franklin Investment Services (Asia) Ltd [SINGAPORE] Much has been written (and will be over the next few782 words
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635 1998-11-28 3 Shiv Taneja - Called Moneywise, the fund manager's recently-launched product targets women investors By I Shiv Taneja [SINGAPORE] SELLING a concept as opposed to direct selling of financial products is making its presence felt in Asia, with fund manager Templeton having kicked ofT a high-profile "investment635 words
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Article797 1998-11-28 3 Shiv Taneja - COMMENTARY There Is a new rigidity In the way fands operate and they expect investors to exercise their Judgement By Shiv Taneja WHEN you invest in a unit trust, you are doing so for several reasons, not least of all the fact that you probably797 words
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Article, Illustration340 1998-11-28 3 Compiled by BT Investment objective to achieve medium to long-term capital appreciation by investing primarily in Philippines stocks. Investment style Actively managed with stock selection based mainly on fundamental analysis. The aim is to outperform the benchmark. Diversification is achieved by investing in different sectors. Market outlook TheCompiled by BT; Source: - 340 words
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BULL'S EYE
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Article, Illustration508 1998-11-28 4 Those polled for their views on the Singapore stock market outlook for next week were: Daiwa, Deutsche-Morgan Grenfell, Fraser, GK Goh, ING Barings, Kay Hian, Kim Eng, Merrill Lynch. Singapore Airlines ♦(Maintain sell Foreign; Maintain tray Local) Fraser AMMB Research, Nov 26, $12.30/$6.90 We believe that the508 words
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Article, Illustration442 1998-11-28 4 Deamond Lim - Deamond Lim Managing director Dez A Hamilton 44TT7 HILE the Central 1/1/ Provident Fund is f T working on the member's handbook for risk classification of CPF approved unit trusts, I would like to suggest that CPF and the relevant regulator look into a Code of Practice442 words
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Article, Illustration517 1998-11-28 4 R Sivanithy - These warrants offer investors exposure to a company's stock at a fraction of its cost By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] LAST week, the Stock Exchange of Singapore embarked on a massive educational blitz to teach dealers and other interested parties everything they wanted toFILE PHOTO - 517 words
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Article, Illustration673 1998-11-28 4 Ven Sreenivasan - Wpara Interest likely to shift to mid-caps and electronics stoics By' Ven Sreenivasan ALTHOUGH the blue chipsled rally is currently taking a breather, all indications are that the uptrend will resume once this round of profit-tak-ing is over and done with. TheSource: Datastream - 673 words
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550 1998-11-28 4 The issuer does not want the warrant to perform THE issuer's main priority is his clients, and thus how the warrant performs in the market until his clients have sold. If a client who takes on a placement of the issuer's covered call at550 words
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ASIA'S ECONOMIC SLUMP
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535 1998-11-28 5 Anthony Rowley - Nikkei, yen weaken as markets worry about impact on stimulus packages From. Anthony Rowley in Tokyo JAPAN'S Finance Minister Kiichi Miyazawa yesterday signalled his intention to quit the post at the end of this year after less than six months in535 words
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378 1998-11-28 5 Economists see 7.8% shrinkage on falling industrial output Bloomberg [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia's economy is expected to post its sharpest contraction ever in the third quarter as recession in Japan and other parts of Asia hurts demand for Malaysian goods. Third-quarter gross domesticBloomberg - 378 words
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513 1998-11-28 5 Shoob Kagda - From\ Shoob Kagda in Jakarta INDONESIA yesterday announced several measures to help cash-strapped corporations begin importing vital raw materials to boost production and exports and thus get the economy back on the road to recovery. The measures include getting a consortium of 54513 words
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328 1998-11-28 5 Al Rabita - From, Al Rabita in Manila SURGING foreign exchange inflows lifted the Philippine economy from slipping into a recession in the third quarter, an official said yesterday. Socio-economic Planning Secretary Felipe Medalla said gross national product (GNP) inched up 0.8 per cent, reversing the second quarter's328 words
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388 1998-11-28 5 Reuters [MANILA] The Asian economy will grow about 3.5 per cent in 1999, almost double this year's rate, but a quick return to former growth rates approaching 10 per cent is unlikely, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) said yesterday. "Even when theReuters - 388 words
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Article, Illustration103 1998-11-28 5 [BANGKOK] Thai elephants sounding their support for elephant colleagues stranded in Indonesia during a demonstration by wildlife activists in front of Government House yesterday. Activists staged a protest atop elephants to put pressure on the Thai government to help repatriate five Thai elephants whichAFP - 103 words
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Article, Illustration526 1998-11-28 5 Larry Wee - Group's chief says Tokyo helping by reviving its economy, funding Asian states By Larry Wee [SINGAPORE] The economies of Japan and the rest of Asia are inextricably linked, and Japan will play a key role in the region's recovery. In addition, Takashi526 words
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239 1998-11-28 5 AFP [KUALA LUMPUR] Japanese manufacturers in Malaysia are likely to increase their exports to offset lower domestic demand stemming from the economic slowdown, the head of Japan's leading business group reportedly said. Takashi Imai, chairman of the Japan Federation of Economic OrganisationsAFP - 239 words
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281 1998-11-28 5 [SINGAPORE] Salomon Smith Barney, the Malaysian government's financial adviser, is inviting major institutional investors in Asia for a meeting with Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad to discuss issues relating to Malaysia's securities markets, said a report in The Asian Wall Street Journal281 words
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Advertisement37 1998-11-28 5 HANDBOOK FOR CREDITORS AND DEBTORS By Goh Kheng Chuan debtors EXPORTERS' AND IMPORTERS' HANDBOOK Handbook For Expatriates Working And Living In Singapore By Goh Kheng Chuan EXPORT IMPORT PROCEDURES AND DOCUMENTATION LETTERS OF CREDIT IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE37 words
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REGION
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419 1998-11-28 6 TOKYO AFP CHINA'S President Jiang Zemin renewed his assault on Japan's war history yesterday after getting only a lukewarm apology from a landmark summit to strengthen ties. "We can advance to the future only after we look at the past clearly," he warned.AFP - 419 words
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Article, Illustration374 1998-11-28 6 Lu Ning - SINGAPORE Lu Ning CHINESE Defence Minister Chi Haotian yesterday voiced support for the government's move to cut all business links that the People's Liberation Army (PLA) has developed over the years, but said some PLA units will continue to engage in "subsistence" level374 words
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452 1998-11-28 6 ANWAR'S TRIAL He says as a civil servant he had 'no choice' but to accept ex-DPM's orders AFP Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] A senior Malaysian police officer denied yesterday telling ousted deputy premier Anwar Ibrahim that his phone was tapped. Amir Junus,AFP; Reuters - 452 words
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Article, Illustration374 1998-11-28 6 Soldiers, police deployed amid rumours of protests after Friday prayers AFP HEAVY security was again enforced in Jakarta yesterday as several other cities recovered from riots and clashes between demonstrators and security forces. Hundreds of troops were deployed at a central Jakarta park facing theAFP; REUTERS - 374 words
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252 1998-11-28 6 ■JAKARTA AFP INDONESIAN military authorities .have warned separatists on the the remote province of Irian Jaya against staging a flag raisingceremony next week, a report said yesterday. Intelligence reports indicated several small groups of Irian Jayans had already prepared T-shirts, flags and otherAFP - 252 words
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404 1998-11-28 6 KUALA LUMPUR M'si&n People's Party says protests were result, not cause, of problems AFP A MALAYSIAN opposition leader yesterday branded a proposal for dialogue made by Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad's political party as a "political gimmick". Hishamuddin Hussein Onn, the acting head of theAFP - 404 words
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324 1998-11-28 6 BEIJING Reuters CHINA International Trust and Investment Corp (Citic) plans to remodel itself as a "financial supermarket" with a banking division straddling Hongkong and the mainland, president Qin Xiao said yesterday. He said China's flagship overseas investment arm would further shrink its manufacturing interestsReuters - 324 words
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REGION/WORLD
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409 1998-11-28 7 SEOUL Credit windows will be closed next year if they fail to carry ont terms, says Seoul AFP Bloomberg SOUTH Korea's five largest conglomerates must sign agreements with their creditor banks next month, aimed at downsizing their bloated empires,AFP; Bloomberg - 409 words
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238 1998-11-28 7 SYDNEY Bloomberg AUSTRALIA'S central bank has hinted it is still worried that the recent fall by the currency to its record low may fuel inflation, suggesting it is in no rush to cut interest rates anytime soon. The central bank's policysetting board meets onBloomberg - 238 words
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Article, Illustration42 1998-11-28 7 [ST PETERSBURG] A visitor standing in front of cm oil painting titled "Line by Anatoly Sundukov at the Russian Museum in St Petersburg on Thursday. The Russian Museum celebrates its 100 th anniversary this year. REUTERSREUTERS - 42 words
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346 1998-11-28 7 I LONDON European economic scene different from that of US, he says Reuters A TOP-LEVEL policymaker for the new euro currency on Thursday argued against using the United States as the model for European interest rate policy right now. European CentralReuters - 346 words
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286 1998-11-28 7 LONDON AFP BRITISH trade with Chile could be damaged by the international row over Augusto Pinochet's arrest and detention in London, a business chief warned yesterday. Michael Harkem, vicechairman of the British-Chil-ean chamber of commerce, criticised Britain's role in the affair following a HouseAFP - 286 words
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481 1998-11-28 7 NEWDELHI Govt panel on prices to be restructured, made functional AFP INDIAN Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee announced steps yesterday to check spiralling food prices that have sparked national outrage and placed his fragile coalition under intense strain. A government panelAFP - 481 words
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Page 7 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous191 1998-11-28 7 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD 13 Bag a prize (5) 24 The show went on mid-Octo--29 Quarter a Parisian with the 30 Gloomy character turning po- et against the head (8) 11 Name some better man (4) yjtayimDATT9 SOLUTION DOWN 15 Courted in order to propose (9) 11 |M D IM c H191 words
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COMAPNIES & MARKETS
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376 1998-11-28 8 Christopher Tan - By( Christopher Tan [SINGAPORE] From next year, 11,000 or so drivers will enjoy a benefit which only normally senior corporate executives can hope for. Comfort Group, Singapore's largest taxi company, has introduced a profit-shar-ing scheme in which its drivers can376 words
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588 1998-11-28 8 Wong Wei Kong - HOCK LOCK SIEW Wong Wei Kong HOW that the local bond market is poised for rapid growth under the active nurturing of the government, Singapore banks must face up to the prospect of losing a chunk of their traditional corporate lending588 words
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Article, Illustration802 1998-11-28 8 Catherine Ong - Group says it will save $65m from the government's off-budget measures By I Catherine Ong [SINGAPORE] Singapore Telecommunications will spend a total of $100 million in manpower, hardware and software costs to make its systems Y2K compliant, it disclosed yesterday.SIEW YAW HOONG - 802 words
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Article, Illustration924 1998-11-28 8 Conrad Raj - OBITUARY: RAJABALIJUMABHOY By Conrad Raj [SINGAPORE] Rajabali Jumabhoy, who died on Thursday, less than two months away from his 101 st birthday, was the patriarch of one of the most prominent, if not quarrelsome, Indian families in Singapore. His passing came ironically924 words
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463 1998-11-28 8 Ven Sreenivasan - MCD says it's resolvin g iśues on Clob shift By Ven Sreenivasan [SINGAPORE] The Stock Exchange of Singapore said yesterday that the Malaysian Central Depository (MCD) has informed Singapore's Central Depository Ltd (CDP) this week that it is resolving certain issues pertaining to the migration of Malaysian Clob-shares. The SES463 words
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458 1998-11-28 8 Clarissa Tan - But the full extent of bad loans not known yet, they cantion Byi Clarissa Tan (SINGAPORE) Singapore banks' latest loans exposure figures to the region do not ring any alarm bells, but this does not mean their non-per-forming loans (NPLs) have bottomed out, say458 words
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REGIONAL COMPANIES
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Article, Illustration530 1998-11-28 9 Profits from First Pacific's Manila foray may help group salvage empire in Indonesia Bloomberg [JAKARTA] Salim Group, once Indonesia's most politically connected business empire, is expanding overseas as its dominance unravels at home. The group, controlled by Liem Sioe Liong, a confidant ofBloomberg; FILE PHOTO - 530 words
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188 1998-11-28 9 Reuters Bloomberg [HONGKONG] Newspaper publisher Sing Tao is in an advanced stage to sell part of its stake in Culturecom Holdings Ltd and an agreement could be signed shortly. "The company was informed by Sing Tao Holdings Limited that itReuters; Bloomberg - 188 words
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500 1998-11-28 9 Global competition drives groups to unexpected alliances AFP NYT [NEW YORK] US oil companies Exxon and Mobil confirmed yesterday they were negotiating a merger. In a joint statement the oil giants said discussions were under way, leading to "a possible combination transaction". "No definitive agreementAFP; NYT - 500 words
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COMPANY Briefs
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Article63 1998-11-28 9 [SINGAPORE] Shareholders of Lum Chang Holdings yesterday passed a series of ordinary resolutions at the company's extraordinary general meeting. These include the doubling of Lum Chang's authorised share capital from $250 million to $500 million, and approval for executive director Lim Jit Poh, who is63 words
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Article80 1998-11-28 9 [SINGAPORE] Benefun International Holdings is issuing about 14.6 million new shares of 10 Hongkong cents each. In turn, British Virgin Islands-incorporated Well Fortune Global Ltd has agreed to subscribe for the shares at 22 Hongkong cents per share. The issue, subject to the approval of80 words
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Article53 1998-11-28 9 [SINGAPORE] Transmarco Ltd yesterday said in a statement to the Stock Exchange of Singapore that none of its directors or substantial shareholders were aware of any reason for the counter's increase in share price and turnover yesterday. Transmarco yesterday rose 79 cents to $3 on volume of53 words
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65 1998-11-28 9 [SINGAPORE] Delifrance Asia yesterday said it was changing its year-end from June 30 to Dec 31 to be in line with that of its parent, SembCorp Industries. The first accounting period following this change will be for the current six months to Dec 31. The65 words
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156 1998-11-28 9 Bloomberg [KUALA LUMPUR] PhileoLand Bhd, a Malaysian property company, said its Mega Palm unit has been placed under receivership after it defaulted on a term loan of 220 million Malaysian ringgit (5595.5 million). PhileoLand is 21.48 per cent owned by Hospital Pantai, a hospital operator controlledBloomberg - 156 words
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387 1998-11-28 9 FT Reuters [LONDON] US and European anti-trust authorities are poised to launch detailed investigations into the planned takeover of Mobil, the second largest US oil and gas group, by Exxon, the world's largest energy group. The negotiations which are at anFT; Reuters - 387 words
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424 1998-11-28 9 Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysian Airline System is likely to dive into the red for the first half of its current financial year, pulled down by foreign exchange losses, analysts said yesterday. A poll of five analysts yielded an average consensus ofReuters - 424 words
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Article364 1998-11-28 9 Reuters [HONGKONG] Blue chip residential property developer Hang Lung Development aims to expand its share of the Hongkong real estate market in the coming Ave to seven years, its chairman Ronnie Chan said yesterday. "Hang Lung accounted for about 4 to 5 per centReuters - 364 words
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FINANCE & COMMODITIES
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423 1998-11-28 10 Sell-off on news of lOt yen shortfall and worries that it could lead to oversnpply FT [TOKYO] The yield on the benchmark Japanese government bond on Thursday rose above one per cent for the first time in three months as investorsFT - 423 words
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221 1998-11-28 10 Reuters [LONDON] Standard Chartered pic's second-half revenues will be lower, warned its chief executive Rana Talwar. He said the problems in Asia were far from over and warned that there could be further volatility. In a speech yesterday, Mr Talwar, however, said the long-term prospectsReuters - 221 words
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250 1998-11-28 10 9-month gain of 4Jb guilders at top end of analysts' forecasts FT [AMSTERDAM] ING, the Dutch financial group, on Thursday posted a 42 per cent leap in nine-month net profit in spite of the summer storm in emerging markets andFT - 250 words
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Article159 1998-11-28 10 Andrea Galvan, Jardine Fleming - Report gtngapftrfl tmIAT Andrea Galvan, Jardine Fleming THE MSCI Singapore futures saw lower trading than usual as many foreign investors, the main players in the market, were absent due to the US Thanksgiving holiday. The final two hours of trading saw the market push up159 words
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147 1998-11-28 10 Perry Gilbert, Refco Singapore - MSCI Taiwan fttnres Perry Gilbert, Refco Singapore THE Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures contract again held its ground, disregarding the continued gloomy reports about Taiwan banking stocks. Institutional interest was seen on the sell side of activity, with many traders slowly adding to positions147 words
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320 1998-11-28 10 ENERGY REPORT Reuters [LONDON] World oil prices hovered precariously over a precipice yesterday after a Vienna Opec meeting aimed at rescuing depressed markets crashed and burned. Oil analysts and dealers were quick to downgrade price forecasts after the fractious oil cartel fledReuters - 320 words
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Article270 1998-11-28 10 AFXAsia AFP THE dollar was firmer on the higher end of its day's range in early afternoon trade, amid mild re-positioning ahead of the US major economic data that is due for release next week, dealers said. Micheal Metcalfe at Natwest Markets said that with recent indicators pointingAFX- Asia; AFP - 270 words
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Article, Illustration1091 1998-11-28 10 IMTERRAMg CROSS RATES Nov 27 11 1 1 m i 1 C$ -> ic« Hr 9m mm**** r- m asm* m MM *977 6.178 05S2 3441 1506 4.99 ***** *7297 0782 7.96 lAl1 LI99 ***** 25JZ3 U« tfSO l« CM 1023 1409 0565 3.725 t«l 5,046 27******7 0.800 0507 2.4701,091 words
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Article, Illustration439 1998-11-28 10 USS/mark: The greenback soared to a high of 1.7132 on Tuesday from a low of 1.6845 on Monday. Thereafter the unit was subjected to lacklustre activities, thus confining it between 1.6981 and 1.7075 for the next two days. Trading yesterday morning remained quiet with US$/markSource: OBS Bank - 439 words
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Article311 1998-11-28 10 Bloomberg [LONDON] Barclays, Britain's second largest bank, said yesterday Martin Taylor quit as chief executive with immediate effect because he felt a new management team could raise the bank's profitability and performance. Mr Taylor, 46, joined the bank five years ago, overseeing its exit from investmentBloomberg - 311 words
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Article1834 1998-11-28 11 SICOM rUTUHES Nor 27 RUBBER (Mures closing *t *t SJOpn) RSS1 COUTRACTtS cmtsAq) ClOM Votane Open Month High Low Sett (tonnes) Interest Dec 96 no.50 450 JM 99 m.25 550 Feb 99 114.75 113.75 113.00 450 1375 Mar 99 114.75 H75 Apr/Jun 99 H9.50 2250 Jul/Sep 99 123.501,834 words
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Article2328 1998-11-28 11 LONDON Mistrials •an 27 31 Group- 574.400 -SMO AB Ports 315.000 3.000 ADPay national 1250.320 -19.680 A Iliad Domacq 523.000 6.000 Allied Zurich 856.000 10.000 AiTMC 177.000 2.000 AsOi Group 162.000 4.600 BAT Ind 543.200 -3.800 BG Pic 427.200 -1.800 BICC 64.000 -1.000 BOC Group 899.400 24.4002,328 words
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Article1619 1998-11-28 11 Bloomberg Q Nikkei 225 -***** JAPANESE stocks fell as grim industrial production figures painted a bleak economic picture. Sanwa Bank Ltd and other lenders slid. Industrial production for October fell 8 per cent on the year, and 1.2 per cent from the previous month, worse than the 1.1 perBloomberg - 1,619 words
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Article, Illustration1519 1998-11-28 12 Reuters AFP PHan&Seng -3631 SHOCKS meandered to a slightly lower close yesterday ahead of the release of local economic data and brokers said caution reigned in the absence of guidance from US markets which were closed oft Thursday. Investors also awaited clearer direction after the expiry of index futuresReuters; AFP - 1,519 words
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Article, Illustration620 1998-11-28 12 Reuters kl Shenzhen B Index -0.77 SHENZHEN'S B shares ended lower yesterday, extending Thursday's sharp fall on weakness in the domestic A share market, analysts said. The B Share Index reversed an early rally to fall 0.77 of a point to 57.60. Turnover was HK$lO.4 million. "A shares haveReuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 620 words
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Article380 1998-11-28 12 AFP riWP Index -57.74 TAIWAN share prices fell 0.8 per cent yesterday as profittaking wiped out early gains, dealers said. The Weighted Price Index fell 57.74 points to 7,320.12, following a 2.3 per cent rise in the previous session. "Profit-taking set in when the index climbed near the 7,500-pointAFP - 380 words
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Article258 1998-11-28 12 AFP +23.47 NEW Zealand shares rebounded 1.2 per cent yesterday, boosted by a resurgent Telecom, big trade in Carter Holt Harvey and the listing of Capital Properties. The NZSE-40 Capital Index ended at 1,985.82, up 23.47 points on turnover of NZ599.85 million. AFP Nov 27 in (000) ANZ BanmnflAFP - 258 words
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Article, Illustration757 1998-11-28 12 AFP □set Intel -Ml SHARE prices fell 2.4 per cent yesterday due to continued profit-taking amid poor sentiment over the macroeconomic situation, analysts said. "The main reason was ongoing profit-taking in the banking and finance sectors by local investors," Phillip Securities (Thailand) analyst Adisak Kammool said. Analysts said investorsAFP - 757 words
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Article424 1998-11-28 12 AFP f% Composite Index *0.41 SOUTH Korean shares closed mixed yesterday, with late fu-tures-led buying reversing earlier declines. The index closed up 0.41 of a point at 447.00. Volume was 167.1 million shares worth 815.2 billion won. Falls outnumbered rises 440 to 384, with 58 stocks unchanged. The benchmarkAFP - 424 words
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Article585 1998-11-28 12 AFP PAH Primaries -0.70 SHARE prices closed down marginally yesterday on a lack of offshore leads with Wall Street closed for the Thanksgiving holiday, brokers said. The All Ordinaries Index closed down 0.70 of a point at 2,771.3. The All Industrials Index closed up 3.6 points at 4,913.9, whileAFP - 585 words
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Article, Illustration708 1998-11-28 12 AFP n Composite Indei -235 INDONESIAN shares yesterday closed 0.6 per cent lower ahiid profit-taking in selective big shares with heavy trading seen in banking counters, dealers said. "Banks were mostly lower, surrendering yesterday's gains amid a lack of confirmation about the government announcement," a dealer with a foreignAFP - 708 words
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Article304 1998-11-28 12 AFP Q Manila +54.43 PHILIPPINE share prices rose 2.8 per cent yesterday on aggressive buying spurred by government's announcement of better-than-expected economic data for the third quarter, analysts said. The Philippine Stock Exchange Composite Index jumped 54.43 points to close at 1,975.36. Volume fell to 819.6 million shares worthAFP - 304 words
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Article, Illustration424 1998-11-28 13 AFP CI Composite Index -0.61 MALAYSIAN share prices closed off their early lows yesterday as late buying offset profit-taking seen during most of the trading day. Dealers said profit-taking was the general trend but was interspersed with a bout of buying. "There was moreAFP - 424 words
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Article8949 1998-11-28 13 INDUSTRIALS CoMWMf products 1998 Last Vol Day Nat Cap High Low Company Sale OOO High Low M $mll 310 170 Ajmomoto 280 -10 9 280 280 15.4 113.5 148 35 Angkasa 78.5 1 96 80 77 115.7 290 123 Apollo Food Hkj 235 -13 5 245 214 8.2 94.0 3888,949 words
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Article2575 1998-11-28 14 BONOS, LOANS ft WARRANTS m 1998 Last VoI Day Lait Ouota Avg High Low St no Company Sato *or- COOO) High Low Buytr Mir Me* 20.5 3 3160 "Acer W*****1USS 1S.5 -0.5 86 15.5 15 15.5 16 95 4.5 3164 Acma ******4 17 unch 209 17.5 16.5 17 17.5 172,575 words
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Article191 1998-11-28 14 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH fly] R Sivanithy THE next local warrant to expire is construction firm L&M's 1999 instrument, which has just under two months left to go. As always, interesting things happen to the instruments at this stage (remember the hectic activity in Parkway's and191 words
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Article217 1998-11-28 14 HONGKONG STOCKS 6r Or mt Last Vs4 On La«l Quota Mv Mv YM Nat M Cap High L— Stwo Campany Sat* rOOO) Hlgft Lao Buyar Cw P/C Swl 400 250 5123 CDL(2000)HK 400 8.0 2A 2.0 20.5 7744.7 5124 Cathay Pac 20c HK_ 720 265.0 2.1 7.4 6.0217 words
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6604 1998-11-28 15 Transaction date Nov 27 fir Or M Wl 1998 Laat Vol Day L*lt Ouott Dtv W* VM Net Cap A*g Km. Lew StNe Company Sale COOP) High Low hiytf SaPar Cw P/t >m» Prtto MULTI MOUSTVY 142 49.5 mt 1000 AcmaSOc 81.5 »1.5 6426,604 words
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Article1161 1998-11-28 15 Or Or -mm 1998 LMt Vrt Day Last Onata Dtv Ok Ml Cap *»1 Htm Laat stm dim Mi COOP) far fcryaf H» Cw W <W Wo 243 30 2049 AS Auto Kk 130 *4 WOO 130 123 129 130 150* 7.0 13 12.3 148.4 129 62 45 41,161 words
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Article, Illustration267 1998-11-28 16 VanderHorst 21.2t9.000 SM Summit 10c 7,170.000 l£M50c 6.600,000 Keppei LandSOc 6,574,000 WtngTai 25c 6,021,000 SembCorpI 25c 5,834,000 Hotel Prop 5.267,000 ComfortGrp 25c 5,005.000 DBS Land 4,393,000 UK 4,134.000 ttodn I S1A Foreign 24,107.010 06S Foreign 17,420,512 VanderHorst 15.831.650 U06 Foreign K818.651 KeppeiCorp M,777,880 SPH 13,229,596 Keppei LandSOc 12,352,140 SembCorpi 25c267 words
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Article, Illustration638 1998-11-28 16 R Sivanithy - STOCK MARKET COMMHMTABY Dip in interbank rates results in the final pnsh; Indon counters back in play; Wall Street seen setting pace next week By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] It was meant to be a third consecutive day of consolidation and until mid-afternoon638 words
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Article64 1998-11-28 16 IT seems there is a chance the 20-km north-east MRT line, scheduled for completion in 2002, may not be operated by SMRT—the operator of the current network. Informed sources say bidding for operatorship will be open to the field. Of course, SMRT will have an equal crack at64 words
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Article66 1998-11-28 16 HEWLETT Packard in Singapore appears to have come up with a novel way to cut costs. This year, it is not distributing Christmas cards to its staff to said out to their contacts. Instead, staff are being urged to send electronic greeting cards found cm the company's web66 words
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Article120 1998-11-28 16 AS Americans celebrate Thanksgiving, Barron's columnist Alan Abelson in its Nov 23 issue lists people who should really be giving thanks. Renaming the former White House intern, Monica Lewd-insky, he says she should thank "Linda Tripp, the gargoyle snitch whose diligent recording rtfhor araftitif oylmlatinwß made her120 words
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Article88 1998-11-28 16 IF the politicians don't listen, maybe the orangutans will AFP, citing Indonesia's Kompas dally, reported that students in the I city of Yogyakarta have taken their grouses toa zoo, after the authorities refused to listen to their demands. Some 300 students from the People's Resistance Front88 words
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Article47 1998-11-28 16 abn Amro tsanK naa won tne nam Sijthoff prize for the best annual repot, awarded annually by The Mutfwrla wf§ leading ffff Financieele Dagbiad. The prist was Dm first ever presented to a financial insatutkm since tne award was mttiMMiß 1964.47 words
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Article, Illustration72 1998-11-28 16 Shiv Taneja - -by: Shiv Taneja. TRANSMARCO Ltd closed a whopping 79 cents up at $3 yesterday on a volume of 3.91 million shares, compared with its 10-day traded average of 423,700 shares. A near-term correction is an almost certainty, according to the daily RSI and Stochastic charts For the medium72 words
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Advertisement65 1998-11-28 14 The full use OF TODAY s THE BEST PREPARATION /<//• TOMORROW n Make mountains out of molehills. M With so many fine educational and upgrading opportunities in The Straits Times Classified daily, it's no wonder our readers are inspired to scale the heights of knowledge. fX<~ Advertise in the Education/65 words
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Advertisement1574 1998-11-28 16 II LION ASIAPAC LIMITED (INCORPORATED M THE REPUBLIC Of SINGAPORE) aw TWENTY-EIGHTH JaUiWAL GENERAL MEETING NOTKS IS 'Tillf fllllK MH "he Twentyeighth Annual Genera! Meeting of the Company will be held ot The Conference Room at 10 AiSKmbSHwOO ton Industrial folding Singapore *****7 on Tuesday. 15 December 1998 at 101,574 words
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Article, Illustration1293 1998-11-28 17 TAM SU YEN - What happens to travel plans when times get tough? th su yhn finds out where famihes are spending their holidays this December TAM SU YEN WHEN a senior manager who took a holiday in the United States last year declares that this year his1,293 words
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Article114 1998-11-28 17 REMEMBER Mind Your Languagei? This British TV comedy centred around an ethnically diverse group at an adult education centre struggling to come to grips with the English language, with hilarious results. One episode, aired recently on a TV channel re-running the series, had a character boasting that114 words
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Article24 1998-11-28 17 SOMETHING else chanced upon while channel surfing: A news announcer saying "And that wraps up our halfhour of news on News Hour."24 words
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Article115 1998-11-28 17 ANTS and bugs are ruling the cinema screens right now, with the showing of Antz and A Bug's Life timed with the school holidays. Antz is a cute movie about a disgruntled worker ant called Z, who needs to see his therapist because he felt neglected by his115 words
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Article, Illustration778 1998-11-28 18 KENNETH TURAN - Sweet, innocent Babe is one little pig who should have stayed at home, says kemmeth turam KENNETH TURAN LAT-WP Anyone who earns more than US$lOO million worldwide is going to lose some of their innocence. Even if it's a pig. Especially if it's aLAT-WP - 778 words
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Article, Illustration696 1998-11-28 18 Susan Tsang - CINEMA A Bug's Life is a charming foray into the world at your feet By\ Susan Tsang AFTER the media blitz on Antz, A Bug's Life may seem a bit repetitive. Once again, we have a misfit insect who connects with the colony's princess, becomes696 words
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871 1998-11-28 18 Joe Rogaly - ETHICS We suit ourselves when it comes to the question of animal rights Joe Rogaly FT WE ARE confused about the proper way to treat animals. We eat them, wear their skins, hunt some, pet others, sacrifice millions of speciallybred rodents in laboratoriesFT - 871 words
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Article, Illustration603 1998-11-28 18 Parvathi Narayan - CINEMA Tiger's Whip, Victor Khoo's debut film, fails to rise to the occasion »y Parvathi Narayan WHAT'S in a name? Well, a lot of clues about the movie you are about to watch, actually. His name is Dick Winner (David Calig), he wants to603 words
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785 1998-11-28 19 Jaime Ee - Off the cuff Scrapping the 10 per cent service charge from restaurant bills would do mnch to show just how far consumer rights have come in Singapore by Jaime Ee I'M NOT the sort of person who sends food785 words
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Article, Illustration1196 1998-11-28 19 PARYATHI MARAYAN - Theatre, for actor Randall Duk Kim, is an exploration of the deepest levels of human consciousness. In fact, watching people go through their destinies on stage can be a life-changing experience for toe viewer, he tells paryathi mabayam PARYATHI MARAYAN HE DOES not seemCHRIS LOH - 1,196 words
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Article, Illustration914 1998-11-28 20 JAIME EE - Do words like chermoula, harissa and chickpeas sound too exotic for you? Have no fear. One visit to Efferus at Club Street is all that's needed to make you change your mind, says a newly-converted jaimb bb JAIME EE Efferus, it seems, translates literally into "no fear" notPHOTOS BY ARTHUR LEE - 914 words
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800 1998-11-28 20 N K Young - WINE CONNOISSEUR There dees net seem te be any limit to the heights these wines can reach By N K Young DOMINIQUE Lafon was in his vineyard clothes when we called in at the winery in Meursault at the end of September.800 words
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Article, Illustration168 1998-11-28 20 CRAVINGS YOU'VE SEEN it in the advertisements. The late Great Chairman Mao or his lookalike has gone for a walkabout on Orchard Road. He's been spotted coming out c Orchard MRT station, for example. And in the same spirit, Tung Lok's irrepressible168 words
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Article183 1998-11-28 20 RAFFLES Hotel may be known for scaling some msyor culinary heights. But try ordering a cake from the Grand Dame and you confront the unbending hand of bureaucracy. A colleague's wife rang the hotel to inquire about ordering a chocolate cake for her parents' upcoming visit. What advance183 words
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Article, Illustration181 1998-11-28 20 NOW THAT the talented Susur Lee is firmly installed as Tung Lok's culinary consultant, even the dimsum at Club Chinois, and presumably, Tung Lok's shark's fin, are undergoing a major transformation. Chef Lee has put a restrained fusion twist on dimsum wifh lots of greens, hardly181 words
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Article, Illustration95 1998-11-28 20 IT'S THAT time of the year when the business community salutes top perfoming privately-owned businesses with the Enterprise 50 awards organised by Andersen Consulting, The Business Times and the Economic Development Board. This year's extravaganza featured a kaleidoscope of coloured stars and a multi-media show saluting95 words
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Article90 1998-11-28 20 Tan Su Yen - Compiled by Tan Su Yen FROM Provignage The Wine Cave at Robertson Quay to Cafe Georges at Le Meridien. wine lovers are still lapping up France's First Harvest wines released at midnight on Oct 19. Provignage is offering this year's Beaujolais Nouveau from Burgundy's Maison Joseph Drouhin. Cafe Georges90 words
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Article, Illustration485 1998-11-28 21 TAN SU YEN - Fulvio Maria Scavia, jeweller to the very rich, is committed to designing technically perfect pieces, tam su ten reports TAN SU YEN Milan-based jeweller Fulvio Maria Scavia is a man whose name trips off the tongue of those in the market for major rocks, whether they are Indonesian485 words
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Article, Illustration398 1998-11-28 21 Jaime Ee - FURNITURE Form and function are happily fused together in this minimalist label Jaime Ee THIS may not be the best time to shell out a few thousand dollars for a new sofa, but one can imagine that the temptation to spruce up the home in398 words
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Article, Illustration631 1998-11-28 21 CHRISTOPHER TAN - The stylish and spacious new 323 hatch is easy to like, says christophbr tax CHRISTOPHER TAN MAZDA's been out in the cold for too long. Ever since it wowed the world with the Miata some 10 years back, "followed it up with a stunning successor -to631 words
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Article, Illustration486 1998-11-28 22 M Yasotha - Compiled by M Yasotha MUSIC Guitar Recital By AlexanderSergei Ramirez Having impressed audiences around the world with his mastery of classical guitar-playing, this Peruvian musician will perform for the first time in Singapore as part of his South-east Asia concert tour. Dec 5, Bpm at DBS Auditorium. Tickets:486 words
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Article, Illustration609 1998-11-28 22 P V VAN - Concerto Italiano lives up to its reputation as a top early music group, says p tvam P V VAN EARLIER this week, the audience at the Victoria Concert Hall was transported by Concerto Italiano, an award-winning early music group, back to "An evening at Mocenigo Palace, Venice 1624".609 words
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638 1998-11-28 22 Corinne Kerk - BOOK REVIEW Corinne Kerk IF YOU'RE wondering how best to go about selecting a design firm to create a new logo or brochure for your company, help is now at hand in the form of the newly-launched Design Buying Guide. The guide,638 words
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Article, Illustration722 1998-11-28 23 Ant*. Z is a lowly worker ant who falls in love with a royal ant, Princess Bala, and winds up saving his ant colony. Lido, Choa Chu Kang, Hougang, Jurong, Century, Orchard, Beach Road, Bugis, Toa Payoh, Whitesands, Empress, Jubilee, Yishun, Bishan, Tiong Bahru, Boon Lay, Marina, Eastpoint, Central.722 words
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Article119 1998-11-28 23 Cathay Org Cathay 338-3400 Easfshore 346-1816 Orchard 235-8386 Picturehouse 338-3400 I Yangtze 223-7529 Kng Wah Empress 777-5867 Jubliee 454-1640 Mandarin 292-9401 Marina 338-9719 Whitesands 585-1782 Qoldan Village 1900-912-1234 332-6098 for group bookings wheelchair facilities Bishan Boon Lay Marina TampinesS Tiong Bahru Yishun Ovarsaas Mo via Clementi/Co'wealth 777-0669119 words
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Article, Illustration1214 1998-11-28 24 MARK GRAHAM - Ho Chi Minh City now has trendy bars, emerging restaurants and a world-class resort within striking distance, mark oh oh am checks out the after-hours options before moving on to the seaside town of Nha Trang MARK GRAHAM ONE must-stop venue forPHOTOS BY MARKGRAHAM FOR BT - 1,214 words
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Article, Illustration1124 1998-11-28 24 Mark Huband - EVENT Will the opera's success entice the tourists back? By, Mark Huband FT MADAME MERVAT was shivering in her cocktail chiffon as she shuffled through the sand to the VIP seats, her jewels sparkling in the floodlights. It was an eveningFT - 1,124 words
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Miscellaneous2116 1998-11-28 23 TODAY'S TV nnj.AUEsnL.nnn M 1 2JO Panggung: Hang Jebat. BECOMMLHDED YmwiMQ a.. 4.30 KeluangMan. 10.00 AM Response TV. 5.00 Taman Sesame. Following aUhe d l92 h 4 a pans tWlnnme «0 Denver. The Las. Dine their dreams Olympics. O^e'wants to IS.: world soccer S?SS arpom ToM a a flu. honour2,116 words
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