The Business Times, 3 January 2005
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Title Section16 2005-01-03 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MCA (P) 023/*****4 Monday January 3L 2005 SINGAPORE 85 cents online at xonLsg16 words
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Article, Illustration746 2005-01-03 1 ANNA TEO - Still, the first quarter is expected to hold up well By ANNA TEO [SINGAPORE] Growth in the final quarter of 2004 did come up short of market forecasts after all but the sharp slowdown expected in the Singapore economy this year willSource: MTI - 746 words
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Article, Illustration77 2005-01-03 1 Four-year-old Anisha Uteem from Mauritius lighting a candle during a church service in London for victims of the tsunami disaster. One thousand candles were lit in tribute to victims during the New Year's Day prayer vigil on Saturday. Hundreds of people gathered for the inter-denominational service atAP - 77 words
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519 2005-01-03 1 TEH HOOI LING - Number of uncontactable S'poreans now 81 By TEH HOOI LING [SINGAPORE! Augmenting its offer as a staging area for the tsunami relief efforts. Singapore is now offering office space, equipment and the facilities for the United Nations519 words
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Article107 2005-01-03 1 MARKETS Wtck Chge STI 2066.14—+10.58 KLSE COMP 907.43 +0.23 NIKKEI 225 *****.76 ....+123.28 HANG SENG *****.14 +35.24 SET INDEX 668.10 -2.25 JAKARTA COMP ...1000.23 +13.72 MANILA COMP ....1822.83 +15.34 TAIPEI TAIEX 6139.69 ....+120.27 SEOUL COMP 895.92 +16.00 SHENZHEN B .219.80 -14.92 AUSTALLORD 4053.10 +3.80 DOW JONES *****.01 -44.11107 words
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TOP STORIES
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548 2005-01-03 2 DANIEL BUENAS - But minister emphasises nothing is decided yet By DANIEL BUENAS [SINGAPORE] If the Singapore government decides to go ahead with its plans for a casino, it is possible that more than one integrated resort may spring up here. Last week, the548 words
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Article, Illustration740 2005-01-03 2 ANTHONY ROWLEY - US DOLLAR: OUTLOOK 2005 Next month's G7 meeting may hold key to greenback's stability By ANTHONY ROWLEY in Tokyo AFTER ending 2004 at a nine-year low against a basket of other leading currencies, the US dollar will be the main focus ofAFP - 740 words
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Article, Illustration955 2005-01-03 2 FHTK asked to start repaying $35m China bank loan FHTK Holdings, the fruit and vegetable wholesaler listed on the Singapore exchange, said it will have to start paying down its $34.8 million bank loan. In an update on its negotiation with the bank, the company said it willAP - 955 words
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COMPANY NEWS
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Article, Illustration923 2005-01-03 4 WONG WEI KONG - 2004 was also dominated by scandals that hit S'pore-listed firms By WONG WEI KONG A HUGE dose of the unexpected, with lots of twists and turns that sums up the corporate year in 2004. Two main themes ran though the year: Temasete Holdings' acceleratingREUTERS; FILE PHOTO - 923 words
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246 2005-01-03 4 NUMBER CLOSING GROSS MATURITY YEAR RAISED COUPON AMOUNT MTBtEST OF DAYS Of PRICES* REDEMPTION DATE RATE (Sm) PAYMENT ACCRUED (EXCLIONG YIELD ISMCOOE p.a) 0MB iJTEREST ACCRUED INTEREST) pJ) 01.02.2005 N*****0X 2000 4 4600.00 1/8 1/2 152 100.21 1.56 SG********** 15.10.2005 N*****QA246 words
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586 2005-01-03 4 R SIVANITHY - HOCK LOCK SIEW By R SIVANITHY SHOULD brokers be made to adhere to strict disclosure standards when it comes to announcing in-house trading curbs? It's certainly an interesting question, given the seemingly haphazard way in which individual houses announce trading restrictions and the586 words
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302 2005-01-03 4 FRUIT and vegetable wholesaler FHTK Holdings said over the weekend it will have to start paying up a $34.8 million bank loan from this month. Giving an update on its< negotiation with the bank, the company said it will have to302 words
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SINGAPORE MARKETS
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Article, Illustration665 2005-01-03 6 R SIVANITHY - STOCKS R SIVANITHY Senior Correspondent SO the year ended not with a big bang in blue chips but with punters banging penny stocks instead the final weeks of 2004 were marked by hectic rotational playing of second-liners, with stocks popping in and out ofREUTERS - 665 words
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Article, Illustration1488 2005-01-03 6 The stock recommendation is the average of all the recom- Number forecast Median mendations submitted by analysts following the stock. There RECOMMENDATION of EPS PE Target is a total of 29 brokers submitting recommendations but not COMPANY This Week/last Week Estimates (times) (S) every stock is followed by1,488 words
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347 2005-01-03 6 CURRENCIES AFP [HONG KONG] Asian currencies were up against the dollar over the last week of 2004, as concern persisted over the US economy. Japanese yen: The Japanese currency stood at 103.67 to the dollar in Thursday afternoon trading, compared with 103.73-76 on DecAFP - 347 words
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Article, Illustration1098 2005-01-03 7 TEH HOOI LING - TEH HOOI LING Senior Correspondent THE one-year top losers portfolio came back with a vengeance last week, surging 11.5 percent on the back of the continued play on second line stocks. Last week, the UOB Sesdaq Index put on 3 per cent its second1,098 words
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Article, Illustration1257 2005-01-03 7 ROBERT HALILI - INSIDE MARKETS December's net buy figures are highest in nine months, even though market hits its highest level since April, says ROBERT HALILI ROBERT HALILI THERE was a surge in selling activity last week with 15 firms recording 38 disposals based on filings toFILE PHOTO - 1,257 words
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Advertisement84 2005-01-03 6 WEEK AHEAP Investor events to watch out for Berger Int'l, EGM, Jan 11 Sembcorp Log's dividend payment, Jan 4 Koda's dividend payment, Jan 5 Streettracks STI's dividend payment, Jan 5 Giant Wireless' dividend payment, Jan 6 Raffles Edu's dividend payment, Jan 6 Sembcorp Ind's dividend payment, Jan 7 Roly Intl's84 words
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VIEWS FROM THE TOP
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Article, Illustration3297 2005-01-03 8 THIS WEEK'S TOPIC Which major economic trends do you think will be most significant in 2005? A year of moderate growth is envisaged by the members of BT's CEOs Club writing in this week. The continued rise of China and India, high energy prices and a weaker US3,297 words
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Advertisement70 2005-01-03 8 BT CEOs e-Chib Members of the BT CEOs e-Club are Singapore's top corporate leaders whom BT editors would like to interact with in an atmosphere of informality and trust. This 'dub' is a virtual one, with interaction mainly via e-mail. Each week, we will invite comments from these top executives70 words
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SINGAPORE NEWS
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Article, Illustration710 2005-01-03 10 RONNIE LIM - NEWS ANALYSIS If the parties go ahead, it'll be a multi-billion-dollar investment By RONNIE LIM IT'S not in the bag yet: The coming 12-18 months will be crucial in determining whether Singapore can secure its fourth multi-billion-dollar petrochemical investment. This is the stageFILE PHOTO - 710 words
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BT-CITIBANK YOUNG INVESTORS' FORUM
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Article, Illustration784 2005-01-03 11 LAST month, we looked at credit c&rds and issues relating to choosing a financial planner. As we head into the new year, we spend the month of January looking at how to land your first job, and take a peek at what it takes to succeedgraphics/ JACQUELINE PHUA - 784 words
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Article, Illustration801 2005-01-03 11 KELVIN SAM - CAMPUS LIFE After spending three weeks with the people of Myanmar, KELVIN SAM, a third-year Singapore Management University business student, realises that there is much about them that we should admire KELVIN SAM I SPENT my December holidays in a school in Mhawbi village, Myanmar. I801 words
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ECONOMY WATCH
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Article, Illustration529 2005-01-03 12 Three economists polled see the band widening by as much as 3% later Reuters [SHANGHAI] China is not expected to widen the ra-zor-thin band it holds the yuan in during the first half of 2005 as policy makers focus onReuters; REUTERS - 529 words
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437 2005-01-03 12 He says China is at a crucial stage of development AFP. AP [BEIJING] Chinese President Hu Jintao pledged on Saturday to maintain "fast and healthy" economic growth in 2005 but warned China was at a crucial stage of development, state press said.AFP.; AP - 437 words
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218 2005-01-03 12 They cite possible downturn in US economy: poll AFP [TOKYO] A majority of chief executives at big Japanese companies predicted the country's economy would not improve in 2005 due largely to a possible US economic downturn, an opinion poll showed yesterday. TheAFP - 218 words
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191 2005-01-03 12 AFP [NEW DELHI] India's economic growth slowed to 6.6 per cent in the second quarter of the financial year from 7.4 per cent due to a fall in the growth of the farm sector, government data showed on Saturday. The farm sector,AFP - 191 words
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257 2005-01-03 12 Bloomberg [SEOUL] South Korea's Parliament passed a 195 trillion won (SS3OB billion) budget for 2005, two hours before the new year began, after action was stalled by wrangling between the ruling and opposition parties over a security law. The government is planning to spendBloomberg - 257 words
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MALAYSIA/INDONESIA
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Article, Illustration1171 2005-01-03 13 S JAYASANKARAN - MALAYSIA: OUTLOOK 2005 He may need to shuffle cabinet to accommodate party's rising stars By S JAYASANKARAN in Kuala Lumpur EXPECT a cabinet reshuffle in Malaysia by the first quarter of this year. The move is widely anticipated by political analysts whoAFP - 1,171 words
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Article1239 2005-01-03 13 aL A &feiA»««aA n f mil #lkA fwlWlB^Bl I ne stock recommendation is in€ awraQv ot an xne recom- Price mendatkms submitted fay analysts following the stock. There ■rrn—innamm of EPS Pi Tvgct is a total of 29 brokers submitting recommendations but not compahy MflMMMIal ff) SSL1,239 words
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334 2005-01-03 13 AP [DENVER] Newmont Mining Corp wants to bar shareholders from voting on a proposal that would require a company review of waste disposal programmes in Indonesia, where it is accused of poisoning villagers. Attorneys for the Den-ver-based company, the world's largest gold producer,AP - 334 words
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256 2005-01-03 13 [KANGAR, Perlis] The Ma-laysia-Thai gas pipeline project, which costs over RMI billion (*****.4 million), will boost border development in both countries and create spin-off prospects for supporting industries, the Star newspaper reported. Kalantar Mastan, chief executive of Trans-Thai-Malaysia (Thailand) Ltd (ITM), told the newspaper256 words
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GREATER CHINA/INDIA
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Article, Illustration488 2005-01-03 14 Politicians accused of sabotaging business deals, hurting HK's image AP [HONG KONG] Thousands of protesters marched through downtown Hong Kong on Saturday, accusing opposition lawmakers of sabotaging business deals and damaging the territory's image as a global financial hub. The crowd, which policeAP - 488 words
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384 2005-01-03 14 AFP [BEIJING] China enacted 88 new laws on the first day of the New Year that cover a wide range of areas including foreign trade, taxation, advertising standards and supervision of the military, state press said. As part of China's accession toAFP - 384 words
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438 2005-01-03 14 Law will be ratified in Feb to meet WTO commitment Reuters (BOMBAY] India's drug industry enters a new era in 2005 when laws recognising foreign patents take effect, ending a copycat trade that has fostered local pharma firms for three decades and helped bringReuters - 438 words
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339 2005-01-03 14 AFP [SHANGHAI] After another lacklustre year on Chinese stockmarkets, 2005 is shaping up to be no better, with the same regulatory and liquidity problems promising to stunt investor confidence and real growth. Worries about the government's long-proposed sale of shares in stateownedAFP - 339 words
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ASIA-PACIFIC/WORLD
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Article563 2005-01-03 15 TSUNAMI TRAGEDY Supplies getting through now at air strips; volunteers battle elements to bury bodies Bloomberg AFP, AP, Reuters AFP. AP. Reuters [BANDA ACEH, Indonesia] An unprecedented global a! 4 operation gathered steam yesterday to save survivors of Asia's tsunamis as signs crept up of diseaseBloomberg AFP, AP, Reuters; AFP.; AP.; Reuters - 563 words
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325 2005-01-03 15 Bloomberg [WASHINGTON] US Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan can take only partial credit for the longest economic expansion on record in the *****, Morgan Stanley's chief economist Stephen Roach wrote in Foreign Policy, a magazine published by the Carnegie Endowment for InternationalBloomberg - 325 words
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Article, Illustration51 2005-01-03 15 [LINCOLN. Nebraska] Kyle Sinagra. 8. waving to a passing car as he and his cousin Jessica Scheve sell homemade cupcakes to raise money for the tsunami victims. As of Jan 1. the children had raised U5562.12. Their parents and grandparents are going to match the final total.AP - 51 words
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WORLD WATCH
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69 2005-01-03 15 AFP ITAIPEI] Taiwan's Formosa Heavy Industries Corp plansjo invest NT$l3O billion (556.7 billion) to build a steel factory in central Taiwan, it was reported on Saturday. The company, a subsidiary of Taiwan's leading conglomerate the Formosa Plastics Group, has filed an applicationAFP - 69 words
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65 2005-01-03 15 Reuters [HYDERABAD, India] Europe's largest carmaker Volkswagen AG will send a team of officials to India's Andhra Pradesh state to sew up a deal to set up an automobile plant, the state's industry minister said yesterday. "They are expected here in aReuters - 65 words
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82 2005-01-03 15 Reuters [NEW YORK] Battered Russian ail major Yukos said on Friday that Russian state oil firm Rosneft's assumption of control over key unit Yuganskneftegaz was tantamount to an "illegal seizure" of its asset. In a statement, Yukos said that the Russian Federation "chose toReuters - 82 words
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82 2005-01-03 15 Reuters [FRANKFURT] Bayer had completed its acquisition of Roche Holding's consumer drugs unit, the German chemical and drugs group said on Saturday. The 2.38 billion euro (555.3 billion) buy lifted Bayer from sixth place in the world's over-the-counter market to the top three beside JohnsonReuters - 82 words
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71 2005-01-03 15 Bloomberg (SEOUL] Samsung Electronics Co, the world's largest maker of computer memory chips, said it will set aside US$lOO million in provisions related to a US investigation into alleged price-fixing in the industry. Samsung Semiconductor Inc, a US unit, will set aside the provisionsBloomberg - 71 words
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409 2005-01-03 15 Scarcity of the shares may have contributed to rise Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Google Inc shares ended 2004 near US$2OO, capping the stock's debut year near its record price. Google shares have more than doubled since the company's initial public offering at US$B5 perBloomberg - 409 words
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232 2005-01-03 15 AFP [WASHINGTON] A special US trade court has frozen efforts to limit Chinese textile imports as import quotas under global trade rules expired. An injunction issued late on Thursday by the US Court of International Trade halted consideration by the US administration ofAFP - 232 words
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Miscellaneous186 2005-01-03 15 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD notewo -nua, 8 Young lady embracing heavy YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION metal fools (8) 1 Game with white wine very 11 Bird gives official cricket score Acrow; 7 Newspaper, 8 Chair, 10 irregular (6) (8,4) Face-lift, 11 Elicit, 12 Spit, 13 Ex--2 Close almost bowled for fif- 14 Animal mounted186 words
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AVIATION
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377 2005-01-03 16 Dreamliner an important part of int'l growth strategy: US carrier AP [SEATTLE] Continental Airlines said it would become the first major US carrier to buy Boeing Co's new 7E7 airplane, with an initial order of 10 jets. Gordon Bethune, the Houston-based carrier's outgoingAP - 377 words
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268 2005-01-03 16 NYT [NEW YORK] The US government moved a bankruptcy court to oppose an agreement that United Airlines recently struck with its pilots' union on the looming termination of the pilots' pension plan. In a motion filed in federal bankruptcy court inNYT - 268 words
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Article1957 2005-01-03 16 CITY RJGHT ETA FLIGHT ETD Delhi SQ407 0440 IC856 1145 IC857 1015 SQ408 1620 Adelaide PA7M1 ia« AI470 1425 AI471 2120 OF8 1855 tarmrM SQ141 1145 SQ142 0935 3 LH8118 1535 SQ146 1640 Amtwdam 0645 KL838 2330 S0143 1535 GA841 1825 KL837 1535 SQ324 2345 GA8401,957 words
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Article, Illustration995 2005-01-03 16 NYT [NEW YOBK] Fed up with high air fares, travellers in the US have been voting with their feet or, more accurately, their tyres. Over the past four years, passengers have demonstrated a growing willingness to drive up to two hours to alternative airports,NYT; BLOOMBERG FILE PHOTO - 995 words
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Article, Illustration213 2005-01-03 16 AFP IBASRAI Iraq's national carrier Iraqi Airways made its first post-Saddam Hussein era flight from Baghdad to the southern port of Basra on New Year's Day, a British military spokesperson said. About 50 people were on board the Boeing 737, whichAFP - 213 words
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LOG BOOK
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133 2005-01-03 16 Bloomberg (MADRID] Amadeus Global Travel Distribution SA, the world's largest computerised travel reservation company, has agreed to buy Air France-KKM Group's 66 per cent stake in its French marketing unit for 85.8 million euros (Ssl 91 million). Amadeus is raising its stake toBloomberg - 133 words
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Article93 2005-01-03 16 AP [LONDON] A light aircraft pilot made a safe landing at Ireland's Shannon Airport after a fuel leak drained the plane's fuel tank, almost forcing him to crash into the Atlantic Ocean. The pilot, who set out from Goose Bay, Canada, encountered fuel problems aboutAP - 93 words
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SHIPPING
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635 2005-01-03 17 Reports blame glut of ships, pause in purchase of raw materials [SINGAPORE] Tanker and spot ocean freight rates have begun to slump as the number of vessels available outnumbered cargoes and holidays cut demand. Persian Gulf oil tanker tariffs for ships headed to635 words
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205 2005-01-03 17 Bloomberg [HONG KONG] CSX World Terminals, which has interests in container ports in Hong Kong, China and other countries, will pay HK$l.5B billion (Ss33l million) to buy a 39.1 per cent stake in Asia Container Terminals from a unit of Sun HungBloomberg - 205 words
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Article320 2005-01-03 17 SGX '000 D« 31 Si *I- Vol CH Offshore 0.38 -0.01 233 Chuan Hup 0.65 unch 592 Cosco Corporation 1.15 unch 594 CWT Distribution 0 67 0.03 328 Ezra Hldgs —1.13 0 01 24 Freight Links 0 09 0.01 597 Grand Banks Yacht 1 00 -0.01 40 Jaya320 words
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409 2005-01-03 17 It says tonnage has nearly doubled since 2001 I LONDON 1 Marine insurer American Club has said that it is confident of entering the new 2005/2006 policy year in a strong position, with entered tonnage, premium income and reserves at record levels. At409 words
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Article, Illustration324 2005-01-03 17 TSUNAMI TRAGEDY [SINGAPORFI The shipping and port communities in Malaysia and Singapore have stepped in offering their services and waiving port charges to assist in the international relief efforts for people in the tsunamiravaged zones. In addition to cash donations raised through its staff andAFP - 324 words
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220 2005-01-03 17 Bernama IBATAMI The sea boundary between Singapore and Indonesia above Nipah island in Riau province should be immediately set, Antara news agency said in a report yesterday. "The Indonesian foreign ministry and the government of Singapore need to sit for negotiations on the twoBernama - 220 words
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FINANCE & COMMODITIES
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999 2005-01-03 19 COMMODITIES: ANNUAL ROUNDUP AFP [LONDON] Hard commodity prices soared in 2004, but are unlikely to match those gains in 2005 as the cooling Chinese economy puts a brake on demand for raw materials, analysts said. Oil was the star performance of the year,AFP - 999 words
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Article, Illustration761 2005-01-03 25 RAJU CHELLAM - Most of the growth will come from emerging markets, says Forrester By RAJU CHELLAM BY the end of the decade, the number of personal computers (desktops and laptops) in use worldwide will reach almost 1.3 billion, up from 575 million today, saysREUTERS - 761 words
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Article, Illustration54 2005-01-03 25 TAIWAN-BASED BenQ has released a new mobile projector, the PB 2240. It weighs 1.9 kg, is compatible with HDTV (High Definition TV) input, and offers 2000 lumens of brightness and Advanced Colour Coding Technology that automatically enhances the brightness and contrast of the image. It costs $3,599.54 words
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Article, Illustration77 2005-01-03 25 JAPAN-BASED Olympus has launched the mju Digital 500, a compact five megapixel digital camera that is weather-proof, offers 3x optical zoom and comes with a large 2.5 inch LCD display. It can also shoot from as close at seven cm, and has 20 pre-programmed shooting modes,77 words
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Article68 2005-01-03 25 STARHUB said it will reward its prepaid mobile subscribers with 30 minutes of free local airtime for every one-time or cumulative $100 top-up made within a half-year period, either from January to June, or from July to December. It will also give its prepaid subscribers who68 words
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Article59 2005-01-03 25 ROLAND LIM - Compiled by ROLAND LIM PHOTONICS World 2005 will be held at Suntec City from May 4 to 6 and will feature the latest in photonics, a technology that harnesses light particles to carry information. The event will run concurrently with Nanotech World 2005, which will focus59 words
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Article, Illustration713 2005-01-03 25 SANJIV AIYAR - <you say> S'pore must differentiate itself by being the enabler of a more collaborative model for the region SANJIV AIYAR AFTER two years of nearstagnation, we saw some growth last year. The current year should definitely be a year of growth and collaboration, with713 words
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329 2005-01-03 25 AP [BEIJING! China's drive to mandate homegrown technology for digital TV is losing appeal among manufacturers and broadcasters, which are turning to foreign systems after Beijing failed to announce its own standards. Regulators have been pushing for China to developAP - 329 words
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322 2005-01-03 25 Xinhua [BEIJING] China Telecom, one of China's major telcos, said it plans to launch large-scale promotion of IPTV (Internet Protocol IPTV) in 2005 on its broadband website. "We'll open IPTV in most Chinese cities in 2005," said Liu Zhiyong, a China Telecom official.Xinhua - 322 words
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Article, Illustration779 2005-01-03 26 RAJU CHELLAM - BT exclusive The maker of cheap PCs will also get into the MP3 and PDA market, reports RAJU CHELLAM RAJU CHELLAM IT'S a little-known, home-grown company that makes and sells the world's lowestpriced personal computer. It's the world's largest HDD (hard diskFILE PHOTO - 779 words
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419 2005-01-03 26 Reuters (SAN FRANCISCO) The living room, once the most technologically simple part of the average home, is today a high-tech battleground as the consumer electronics industry seeks to digitise home entertainment and make it available anywhere, anytime. The Consumer Electronics Show (CFS) startingReuters - 419 words
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Article, Illustration885 2005-01-03 26 ROLAND LIM - <we say> The bottomline is emotion consumers buy the style, not the device. It is not price that matters, but the premium ROLAND LIM Reporter LE AST year was certainly a good year for Apple Computer Inc. especially with the huge success of885 words
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