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Title Section15 2005-01-31 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES SINGATORFWtJn? online at http://business-times.asia 1 .com.sg MICA (P) 023/03/2004 Monday, January 31,200515 words
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732 2005-01-31 1 SlIOW LI SEN - Currency shifts and increasing globalisation are cutting it both ways for S'pore industry By SlIOW LI SEN [SINGAPORE] It's bonus time for the financial industry in Singapore and there are winners and losers, as usual. While nobody will say how much bonus they are732 words
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Article42 2005-01-31 1 TOP STORIES ...PG 2,3 COMPANIES... PG 4.5 MARKETS PG 6,7 DINING OUT PG 10 SINGAPORE PG 11 ECONOMY PG 12 M'SIA/INDON.. PG 14 ASIA-PACIFIC ..PG IS WORLD PG 15 AVIATION PG 16 SHIPPING PG 17 STOCKS PG 18,19 BIZIT PG 25-2842 words
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Article, Illustration745 2005-01-31 1 KALPANA RASHIWALA - Plans could draw in redevelopment of neighbouring sites By KALPANA RASHIWALA [SINGAPORE] Expected plans for redevelopment of a prime Orchard Road site are creating considerable buzz in the industry. Ngee Ann Development (NAD) is said to be considering a redevelopment of 268745 words
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Article144 2005-01-31 1 MARKETS Week Chge STI 2089.51 +4.12 RISE COMP .917.23 -12 49 NIKKEI 225 *****.58 _+«2.21 HANG SENG .-.***** 06 ...+169.04 SET INDEX ***** +4.81 JAKARTA COMP ...1046.48 +10.73 MANILA COMP .*****1 +26.77 TAIPEI TAIEX .—5879.93 +31 02 SEOUl COMP 921 59 +1.98 SHENZHEN B _232 J6 +3.98 AUST144 words
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Advertisement24 2005-01-31 1 Bi/!T S'pore PC sales top 500,000 last year PG 28 Sun goes open, Microsoft goes protective. What gives? Kenneth James, IT Comment, PG 2724 words
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Advertisement13 2005-01-31 1 S'PORE COMPANIES The earnings picture so far PG4 •gSMHky2S? ■tob. 4 Kk ■f13 words
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Advertisement41 2005-01-31 1 YOUNG /INVESTORS FORUM I bb A guide to working in S'pore's BT ONLINE Access to BT Online is free after 6pm each day. But print subscribers can access our online news anytime. Call 6388-3838 to subscribe and activate your online account.41 words
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TOP STORIES
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Article, Illustration731 2005-01-31 2 Biggest concern is lack of competition laws AFP [HONG KONG] Hong Kong prides itself on being the freest of the free economies, but analysts and increasingly vocal critics are beginning to question the claim. Fuelled by growing suspicion that the government favoursAFP - 731 words
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Article596 2005-01-31 2 Will market take heat from a Citiraya fallout? WHAT is the value of Citiraya, the company that is now being investigated by two crime busting units CAD and CPIB. In China Aviation Oil's case, broking firms' backroom assigned a zero value to its stock. Will they do the596 words
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596 2005-01-31 2 R SIVANITHY - HOCK LOCK SIEW By R SIVANITHY WHEN it was revealed last November that China Aviation Oil (CAO) had suffered massive trading losses and might well be technically insolvent, broking firm backrooms immediately assigned a value of zero to its shares for the596 words
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Article, Illustration638 2005-01-31 3 DANIEL BUENAS - One of the key reasons is the fall in the unemployment rate By DANIEL BUENAS [SINGAPORE] The number of writs of summons filed against individuals and companies last year fell by almost a quarter over 2003, signalling further declines in638 words
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721 2005-01-31 3 ANDREW MARKS - WALL STREET INSIGHT By ANDREW MARKS in New York INVESTORS had been hoping that four would be the charm as in the market finally turning positive in the fourth week of the new year. They got it, as stocks finally registered721 words
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COMPANY NEWS
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1130 2005-01-31 4 TEH HOOI LING - Dividends paid by 14 out of 19 firms reporting results rise 36% overall By TEH HOOI LING WE are now about one month into the reporting season, and it has been so far so good. As of yesterday, 19 companies have announced their1,130 words
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595 2005-01-31 4 KENNETH LIM - By KENNETH LIM ALL but two of the 22 companies that have issued profit warnings in the past six months are still trading at lower prices, as investors remain wary. "I think people tend to err on the side of caution, especially595 words
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260 2005-01-31 4 CAROLYN QUEK - By CAROLYN QUEK METAL stamping company Metal Component Engineering (MCE) has bought 80.3 per cent of the Thai unit of the world's largest contract manufacturer, Flextronics. MCE paid $9.3 million for Flextronics Thailand International which deals mainly with mechanical assembly services for computer peripherals and260 words
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456 2005-01-31 5 DANIEL BUENAS - Jump due to lower financing costs, better performance By DANIEL BUENAS BIL International, which is controlled by Malaysian tycoon Quek Leng Chan's Camerlin Group, has reported a doubling in interim net profit to U5532.5 million for the half-year ended Dec 31, 2004 from456 words
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COMPANY BRIEFS
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Article86 2005-01-31 5 SESDAQ-LISTED Top Global, which deals with waterproofing and thermal insulation of roofs, issued a profit warning over the weekend for its performance in the second half of its fiscal year ended Dec 31, 2004. The company warned it "would not be better than the first86 words
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Article105 2005-01-31 5 builder NeoCorp International, inked a reverse takeover merger deal with Myanmar-based Serge Pun Associates (SPA) last month, reported a net loss of $5.3 million for its fiscal year ended Nov 30, 2004, compared with a $68,000 loss a year ago. Revenues fell 11.39 per105 words
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546 2005-01-31 5 JOYCE KOH - Move comes after it sold stockbroking business to CIMB By JOYCE KOH MORE changes are in store in the Singapore stockbroking industry following Malaysian investment bank CIMB's plan to buy the entire stockbroking business of Singapore's GK Goh earlier546 words
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Article, Illustration658 2005-01-31 5 ANDREA TAN - It eyes public listing in 3-4 years, reports ANDREA TAN ANDREA TAN ANIL Thadani, chairman of Schroder Capital Partners (Asia) Ltd (Sepal) and Parkway Holdings, is hoping Symphony International Holdings will be a billion dollar company in five years. Mr Thadani wants Symphony,658 words
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SINGAPORE MARKETS
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Article, Illustration673 2005-01-31 6 R SIVANITHY - STOCKS R SIVANITHY Senior Correspondent HERE'S an interesting proposition for book makers to consider what odds should be given to the Straits Times Index rising above 2,100 this week? On the one hand, engineering moves either way in the index isn't difficult. For example,FILE PHOTO - 673 words
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586 2005-01-31 6 CURRENCIES AFP [HONG KONG] Most Asian units strengthened against the US dollar, reflecting its global weakness and with speculation growing over plans for the Chinese currency. Japanese yen: The yen moved erratically against the dollar in Tokyo as speculation grew that China could soon moveAFP - 586 words
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Article61 2005-01-31 6 Investor events to watch out for New listing of LinairTech Feb 2 HG Metal, Bonus Issue Feb 2 Data craft Asia, AGM, Feb 1 Asia Dekor, Special Meeting, Feb 2 PanPac Media, EGM, Feb 7 Penton Intnl, EGM, Feb 11 NewWave, EGM, Feb 14 Australand Prop's dividend payment,61 words
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Article, Illustration1433 2005-01-31 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 t£5S is a total of 29 brokers submitting recommendations but not COMPANY This Week/last Week Estimates (S) (times) li) every stock is followed1,433 words
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Article, Illustration1156 2005-01-31 7 TEH HOOI LING - TEH HOOI LING Senior Correspondent THE broad mark* took quite a severe tunblelast weak, no thanks to. thing* the investigrfotis by Corrupt Practices Bureau awl ComutNlal Attain Department into Qtiraya Industries. The second-tier Mocks were sold down to sympathy. Also contributing to1,156 words
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Article, Illustration1343 2005-01-31 7 ROBERT HALILI - INSIDE MARKETS Broadway and Stamford Land give buy signals while FirstLink, Spindex and Westcomb emit sell alerts, reports ROBERT HALILI ROBERT HALILI THERE were several significant trades based on the filings in the stock exchange from Jan 24 to 28. On the buying side,1,343 words
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VIEWS FROM THE TOP
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Article, Illustration2270 2005-01-31 8 THIS WEEK'S TOPIC How can we best use our older workers? The arguments for retaining older workers are many a slowing birth rate and an ageing population, tapping their experience and mentoring skills, and economic necessity. The challenges are also many tempering expectations and accepting2,270 words
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DINING OUT
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Article, Illustration1589 2005-01-31 10 CHEAH UI-HOON - Had enough of rich braises and hearty meats to last all 15 days of the New Year? CHEAH UI-HOON recommends some festive vegetarian options CHEAH UI-HOON IT'S certainly a blessing for those who get feasted out before and during the 15 days of Chinese New Year that traditionJIANG NAN CHUN PHOTOS BY ARTHUR LEE. FURAMA PALACE PHOTOS BY WANBAO - 1,589 words
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SINGAPORE NEWS
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Article, Illustration383 2005-01-31 11 ANDREA TAN - The present restaurant aims for $2-3m revenues in 2005 and $3-4m in 2006 By ANDREA TAN GET a fresh taste of Italy. Nubis, the new casual dining Company set up by Italian food giant Gruppo Pam, is eyeing six outlets in Asia within383 words
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Article, Illustration626 2005-01-31 11 CHEN HUIFEN - By CHEN HUIFEN COMPETITION Is getting tougher. Your market share is dwindling. Your rivals are slashing prices to undercut one another. What do you do? Apply the "blue ocean strategy", says Insead Professor of Strategy and International Management Kim W Chan. "In626 words
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Article187 2005-01-31 11 DATE/ TIME EVENT VENUE 31 Jan ISEAS Seminar on New Ho- ISEAS, Seminar Room 2:30pm rizons for Liquefifbd Natural 1,30 Heng Mui Keng Gas East of Suez Terrace, Pasir Panjang 31 Jan -1 Conference on Islamic Raffles the Plaza Hotel Feb Banking and Finance Asia 8:00am 1 Feb187 words
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ECONOMY WATCH
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721 2005-01-31 12 ANTHONY ROWLEY - Economists are divided on the impact of yuan revaluation, reports ANTHONY ROWLEY ANTHONY ROWLEY SOME are calling it "G-l 2 in the making" the new governmental group that's been charged with shaping core economic policies on a global basis will meet in London721 words
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441 2005-01-31 12 WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM Reforms are a basis for exchange rate mechanism: Beijing Reuters, Ah Bloomberg [DAVOS, Switzerland] China's per capita income will triple over the next 15 years but will not adversely affect other countries, a senior Chinese official said. "China will byReuters,; Ah; Bloomberg - 441 words
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Article, Illustration277 2005-01-31 12 Bloomberg IDAVOS] Bill Gates, whose net worth of U5546.6 billion makes him the world's richest person, is betting against the US dollar. "I'm short the dollar," Mr Gates, chairman of Microsoft Corp, told Charlie Rose in an interview at the WorldBloomberg; REUTERS - 277 words
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256 2005-01-31 12 AFP [DAVOS] US software giant Bill Gates has high praise for China, which he says has created a brand-new form of capitalism that benefits consumers more than anything has in the past. "It is a brand-new form of capitalism, and as a consumer it's theAFP - 256 words
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Article240 2005-01-31 12 Bloomberg IDAVOSJ George Soros, the billionaire investor, said Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan has lost credibility for driving the benchmark US interest rate to a four-decade low and advocating tax cuts that Mr Soros said caused the US Budget deficit to balloon. Mr Soros, chairman ofBloomberg - 240 words
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BT-CITIBANK YOUNG INVESTORS' FORUM
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Article, Illustration984 2005-01-31 13 DANIEL BUENAS - Over the last few weeks, we've explored how to write a compelling resume and perform well during an interview. This week, we look at the banking scene in and what jobs are available to fresh graduates By DANIEL BUENAS AS A banking and financial hub, there are984 words
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Article, Illustration879 2005-01-31 13 DALEENA LEE - CAMPUS LIFE Two friends tell DALEENA LEE how Singapore's first over-the-counter mobile content provider came to be DALEENA LEE IT IS strange how the greatest ideas are sometimes born in the most unlikely places. MobileXpress, Singapore's first-ever over-the-counter mobile download station, is one of those special ideas879 words
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REGION
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Article, Illustration689 2005-01-31 14 PAUUNE NG - MALAYSIA INSIGHT Plan to turn country into education hub in jeopardy as intake this year falls short of target by more than half PAUUNE NG KL Correspondent ALARM bells are ringing in Malaysia's education ministry. A long-term plan to turn the country into689 words
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446 2005-01-31 14 AL LABITA - Benchmark index surges to a five-year high By AL LABITA in Manila FRENZIED buying by both foreign and local equity funds powered Philippine stocks to dizzying heights last year, surprisingly emerging as East Asia's second best performing bourse. Defying political, fiscal446 words
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229 2005-01-31 14 Reuters [NEW DELHI] India on Friday took one more step to reform its financial sector and sustain interest in Asia's fourth-largest economy by allowing non-gov-ernment pension funds to invest up to 5 per cent of their portfolios in equities. A government statementReuters - 229 words
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Article, Illustration405 2005-01-31 14 Reuters [DAVOS] The Bank of China (BOC) should slow its sweeping restructuring plan even if it means delaying plans for a stock market listing, said Zhu Min, a senior official at China's sec-ond-largest state-owned bank. Mr Zhu, executive assistant president at the bank, said profitsReuters - 405 words
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Article1393 2005-01-31 14 The stock recommendation is the average of ali 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 (S) (times) (S) every stock is1,393 words
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WORLD
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Article, Illustration838 2005-01-31 15 MARRIAGE SEASON In Jan alone, there's already over US$100b in announced deals AFP. Bloomberg, Reuters [NEW YORK] The merger and acquisition frenzy that started late last year in US financial circles revved up on Friday with the purchase of Gillette by Procter and Gamble,AFP.; Bloomberg,; Reuters - 838 words
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Article, Illustration431 2005-01-31 15 It will be second only to P&G's retirement trust NYT [NEW YORK] Warren E Buffett and his fellow shareholders in Berkshire Hathaway have been amply rewarded for their nearly 16-year commitment to Gillette. Berkshire is Gillette's largest shareholder, owning 96 million shares, orNYT; AFP FILE PHOTO - 431 words
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379 2005-01-31 15 AP [DUBAI] In a city already synonymous with flashy developments, a multi-billion-dollar project announced on Saturday may set a new precedent for construction projects across the globe. The project, dubbed the Dubai Waterfront, is a conglomeration of canais and islands studded with luxury hotelsAP - 379 words
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213 2005-01-31 15 LAT-WP [NEW YORK] The United States' two largest cable TV providers have finalised a joint bid for Adelphia Communications Corp, the only offer likely to be submitted for the entire company by today's deadline, according to sources. Terms of the offer byLAT-WP - 213 words
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386 2005-01-31 15 Reuters [NEW YORK] Volume spiked in trading of shares of telecoms providers Nextel Communications and Sprint on Friday as talk circulated in the market that Verizon Communications would make a bid for Sprint, traders said. Shares of Verizon Communications changed handsReuters - 386 words
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WORLD WATCH
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58 2005-01-31 15 Reuters [VIENNA] Opec producers yesterday agreed to keep oil output limits on hold, content with crude prices not far offUSsso a barrel, Qatar Oil Minister Abdullah al-Attiyah said. The Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries reached the deal after a meeting in Vienna, despiteReuters - 58 words
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80 2005-01-31 15 AFP [TOKYO] Japanese electronics maker Sanyo Electric has asked its workers to buy its own products, worth as much as US$ 19,000 per person, in a drive to narrow its losses in the year to March, reports said on Saturday. If all theAFP - 80 words
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54 2005-01-31 15 Reuters [DUBAI] The government of the Gulf emirate of Dubai yesterday said it had bought a US$l billion stake in DaimlerChrysler AG. The purchase was made through the government's wholly owned Dubai Holding company, which said it was now the third-biggest shareholder in theReuters - 54 words
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53 2005-01-31 15 [LONDON] Oil giant Royal Dutch/Shell will this week unveil the largest profit in UK corporate history, The Observer forecasts. Income after tax will climb to around US$l7.5 billion, and is likely to exceed the takings of its arch-rival BP, which reports next week, the53 words
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Page 15 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous202 2005-01-31 15 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD 27 Endeavour to incorporate peo- H| pie in Gothic design (7) 2 Fish served by Canterbury's special envoy (6) sembly (9) Across: 1 Gorgonzola, 9 Male, 10 3 Turnover made by fair-wea- 16 Writer has points to mention Good for you, 11 Master, 12 Cogther sailor, say (10)202 words
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AVIATION
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387 2005-01-31 16 Virgin's Swiss unit buys more of airline's shares, ups stake to 25.1% AFP [SYDNEY] British tycoon Richard Branson rejected yesterday, a takeover offer by ports and rail operator Patrick Corp Ltd for Virgin Blue, the discount Australian airline he founded,AFP - 387 words
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453 2005-01-31 16 Reuters [NEW YORK] Worries about high oil prices, intense fare wars and the tough transcontinental market for US airlines can take a backseat. Delta Air Lines's lowcost carrier, Song Airlines, is planning to grow its fleet by one-third this year, even as its parentReuters - 453 words
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Article, Illustration49 2005-01-31 16 AP [DRESDEN] A service technician in a snowblower cleaning the taxiway of snow in front of an Airbus A3lO aircraft at the airport in Dresden, in eastern Germany, on Friday. Due to heavy snowfall during the night, many flights were late in the country. —AP APAP - 49 words
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312 2005-01-31 16 Bloomberg [10ND0N] Ryanair Holdings Pic, Europe's biggest lowcost airline, will start six new routes from Dublin, stepping up competition with Ireland's state-owned carrier Aer Lingus. The routes to Rome, the French towns of Biarritz and Carcassone, Frankfurt, the Dutch cityBloomberg - 312 words
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Article, Illustration681 2005-01-31 16 AFP [SHANGHAI] China's purchases of more than US$ll billion worth of Airbus and Boeing jets last week highlights the increasing importance of the Chinese aviation market as the two rivals battle for supremacy of the skies. On Thursday, flag carrier Air China agreedAFP - 681 words
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SHIPPING
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599 2005-01-31 17 Country building military bases to help safeguard oil shipments: reports AFP [LONDON] China is rushing to build vessels to ship home the huge amounts of commodities its booming economy demands, amid reports it is also constructing military bases to help safeguard its shipmentsAFP - 599 words
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464 2005-01-31 17 Reuters [HONG KONG] China's insatiable demand for iron ore should put the brake on falling freight rates in the near future but shipments could peak if Beijing moves to cool the red-hot steel industry. Officials in the shipping industry said the decline inReuters - 464 words
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Article, Illustration361 2005-01-31 17 Bloomberg [SEOUL] Hyundai Heavy Industries and other South Korean shipbuilders won orders for 2.6 per cent fewer vessels last year, though orders rose to a record US$3O.2 billion as shipmakers focused on higher-val-ue vessels. Dockyards in the world's biggest shipbuilding nation won orders forBloomberg; FILE PHOTO - 361 words
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260 2005-01-31 17 Bloomberg [AMSTERDAM] The port of Rotterdam will have to revise its expansion plans after the country's highest governmental advisory body said sand-extraction operations proposed in the plan may violate territorial law and have an undue environmental impact. The Netherlands or the city ofBloomberg - 260 words
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232 2005-01-31 17 Xinhua [JOHANNESBURG] South Africa's state transport utility Transnet has approved a 2.075-billion-rand (Ssslo million) investment to improve capacity at Durban and Cape Town ports, two busiest ports in southern Africa. The South African media said the move was designed to alleviate congestionXinhua - 232 words
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Article293 2005-01-31 17 SGX '000 JmM SS Vol CH Offshore 0.39 0.01 1697 ChuanHup .0.68 -0.01 1974 Cosco Corporation 1.27 0.02 1435 CWT Distribution 0.74 0.04 242 Ezra Hldgs 1.07 0.03 710 Freight Links .0.09 unch 763 Grand Banks Yacht. 1.02 unch 0 Java Holdings 1.06 unch 1367 K1 Venture 0.26293 words
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Article1554 2005-01-31 17 STRAITS TIMES INDEX STOCKS SHwt MUM Wt Oou Owwt Stock IHIM m ClOM Change Allgreen 50c 0.29 1 070 -0.030 NOL 2.36 3 400 +0.060 Bit Intl US20c 0 49 1.080 OCBC 9.82 13.600 +0.100 Capita Land 1.47 2.260 +0.040 Parkway H 25c 0.72 1.600 -0.010 Chart SemiCond 26c 01,554 words
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Article939 2005-01-31 19 COMMODITIES: WEEKLY ROUNDUP AFP [LONDON] Oil prices fell last week on expectations that Opec would maintain output at a key meeting over the weekend offsetting earlier supply worries caused by freezing weather in the United States and tensions in Iraq ahead of landmark polls.AFP - 939 words
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Article, Illustration538 2005-01-31 25 RAJU CHELLAM - The storage giant is planning an aggressive push with a new range of products, as RAJU CHELLAM finds out RAJU CHELLAM STORAGE solutions giant EMC Corp wants to ride on Singapore's growing market for enterprise data storage that's set to cross US$lOO million in end-userSource: IDC Asia-Pacific - 538 words
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Article, Illustration431 2005-01-31 25 Reuters [NEW YORK] Technology companies may be scrambling to offer new computers, software and services to merger partners Procter Gamble and Gillette, but Hewlett-Packard already has a head start, analysts said on Friday. The US$57 billion deal brings together two of the world's biggestReuters; AFP/REUTERS - 431 words
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222 2005-01-31 25 Reuters [SAN FRANCISCO] Yahoo Inc last week began offering a new tool that allows users of its local search service to send restaurant or business information in the form of a text message from a computer to a mobile phone. Yahoo said itsReuters - 222 words
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Article, Illustration940 2005-01-31 26 AMIT ROY CHOUDHURY - <cool stuff> Singapore consumers get two phones with very different approaches, as AMIT ROY CHOUDHURY finds out AMIT ROY CHOUDHURY THIRD generation (3G) mobile telephony is all set to spice up not only the way you talk to others over the phone but alsoCHRIS LOH - 940 words
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Article, Illustration321 2005-01-31 26 AMIT ROY CHOUDHURY - By AMIT ROY CHOUDHURY CREATIVE Technology has come up with an offering for high-end audio buffs that provides a new suite of professional-class tools at an affordable price. The Creative Professional E-MU Proteus X Desktop sound module includes a comprehensive two gigabyte (GB)321 words
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Article, Illustration83 2005-01-31 26 SHIRO Corporation, a wholly-owned subsidiary of listed Aztech Systems, has introduced a new capacity-expandable MP3 player called the Shiro SX. The MP3 player comes with a SD/MMC memory card expansion slot which gives users the ability to increase the memory capacity up to one gigabyte. The83 words
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Article113 2005-01-31 26 SUN Microsystems has announced that the source code for Solaris 10 will be made available under the OSI (Open Source Initiative) approved Common Development and Distribution Licence (CDDL). Sun has established a community website and buildable source code for Solaris will be available at this site113 words
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Article101 2005-01-31 26 LINKSYS has introduced its latest addition to its Wireless-G line, Wireless-G Compact Flash Card (WCFS4G). The Compact Flash (CF) card offers users high speed wireless networking on a personal digital assistant (PDA). It can be installed into the CF Type II slot in a PDA.101 words
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Article, Illustration70 2005-01-31 26 CANON has introduced a series of all-in-one (AIO) devices that, it says, offer superior functions. The new AIOs comprise four laser devices the MF5650, MF5630, MF3112, MF3IIO and one inkjet, the MP7BO. The MP7BO is Canon's first AIO introduced under its inkjet printer brand Pixma. Prices for70 words
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Article, Illustration74 2005-01-31 26 SAMSUNG has introduced a black slide-up mobile phone targeted at men, the SGH-DSOOC. The phone comes with a 1.3 megapixel camera, 96 megabytes of storage capacity and Bluetooth capability. It weighs 99 grammes and incorporates a wide screen, MP3/64-chord polyphonic ring tones and Photo Caller ID74 words
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Article68 2005-01-31 26 Amit Roy Choudhury - Compiled by Amit Roy Choudhury SMC Networks has introduced the SMC-BTIO EZ Connect Wireless Bluetooth USB Adapter. The adapter is Bluetooth 1.2-compliant and can communicate at distances of up to nine metres. The SMC-BTIO EZ operates on both the Macintosh operating system version 10.2 and above68 words
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243 2005-01-31 26 Xinhua [LOS ANGELES] A US district court in Seattle on Friday sentenced a 19-year-old Minnesota teen to 18 months in prison for unleashing a variant of the MSBlast worm. Jeffrey Lee Parson was ordered to serve his time in a minimum security prison,Xinhua - 243 words
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76 2005-01-31 26 THE Global Mobile Suppliers Association has appointed Anders Kager of Nokia Networks as the new chairman of the GSA Asia Pacific Chapter, effective from this month. Mr Kager, who is Nokia's director of regional marketing, Asia Pacific and is based in Singapore, takes over from76 words
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Article52 2005-01-31 26 SAP Asia Pacific has appointed Eric MacDonald as managing director of SAP Singapore. He takes over from Colin Sampson who has been appointed chief operating officer for SAP Asia Pacific. Prior to this appointment Mr MacDonald was SAP's senior vice-president of education for the Asia52 words
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Article77 2005-01-31 26 RAZER, which makes high performance computer gaming peripherals, is looking for a Singapore gaming clan to sponsor. It has recently announced its sponsorship of TeamEyeballers, one of the world's top gaming clans, and of Team Schrot Kommando (SK), another top gaming clan. According to Razer,77 words
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Article100 2005-01-31 26 MACROMEDIA and the Institute of Technical Education (ITE) have signed a memorandum of understanding to incorporate Macromedia curriculum into ITE's courses. The two will collaborate in imparting web design and development capabilities to ITE students using the Macromedia Studio MX 2004 suite. The courses will cover topics such100 words
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71 2005-01-31 26 PROJECT Management Institute (PMI), a leading not-for-profit advocacy association for the project management profession, will hold its first annual Asia Pacific Global Congress here from Feb 21 to Feb 23. The three-day event will offer learning opportunities, access to professional tools and resources,71 words
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57 2005-01-31 26 Amit Roy Choudhury - Compiled by Amit Roy Choudhury AQUENT, which specialises in staffing solutions for the creative, marketing and communications industries, has appointed recruitment specialist Andrew Bailey. Mr Bailey will be responsible for recruiting mid-to-senior level executives in marketing for information technology and telecommunications, among other industries, in Singapore57 words
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Article, Illustration637 2005-01-31 27 KENNETH JAMES - <we say> Sun goes open, Microsoft goes protective what gives? KENNETH JAMES Technology Editor THE battle for software market share and mind share has become a whole lot more fascinating. Sun Microsystems, Inc has begun to deliver on a commitment that has left the software637 words
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Article, Illustration759 2005-01-31 27 STANLEY CHEW - <you say> Customisation used to be key to competitive advantage. But that view is changing STANLEY CHEW EVER-CHANGING market conditions have forced businesses to rethink how they operate. To win, organisations need to respond to fluctuating technology and shifting business boundaries with speed, transparency and759 words
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858 2005-01-31 28 RAJU CHELLAM - In Q4 2004,148,726 PCs were shipped in S'pore, up 18 per cent over Q4 last year. Much of that demand was for laptops, reports RAJU CHELLAM RAJU CHELLAM SINGAPORE'S personal computer shipments crossed the half million mark in units sold for the858 words
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Article, Illustration317 2005-01-31 28 AMIT ROY CHOUDHURY - By AMIT ROY CHOUDHURY AS a follow-up to its worldwide announcement of anti-piracy measures, Microsoft Singapore has come up with a number of incentives for users of genuine software. Last week, Microsoft came out with details about the company's plans to enhance its317 words
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Article53 2005-01-31 28 THE photo we ran with the story "SSA Global moving regional HQ to S'pore" (BizlT, Jan 24, Pg 26) was not that of SSA Global president, chairman and CEO Mike Greenough, as mentioned in the caption, but of SSA Global executive vice-president Graeme Cooksley. We are sorry53 words
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Article, Illustration490 2005-01-31 28 Reuters IWASHINGTON] The Bush administration will extend its review of IBM's sale of its personal computer business to China's Lenovo Group Ltd for 45 days to examine potential national security concerns, sources familiar with the matter said last Friday. "The 45-day reviewReuters; AP - 490 words
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164 2005-01-31 28 AP [SHANGHAI] Intel Corp, the world's largest maker of computer chips, is demanding U557.96 million in compensation from a Chinese competitor that it alleges violated copyrights on its software, state media reported last Friday. Intel Tiled the suit against Shenzhen Dongjin Communications TechnologiesAP - 164 words
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