The Business Times, 11 October 1995

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    12 1 Business Times WE KNOW ASIA MITA(P) 194/12/94 Wednesday October 11 1995 85*
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    Lock icon White House exonomist sees steady growth
    61 1 Reuter WASHINGTON White House economic policy adviser Laura Tyson said she sees nothing on the horizon to knock the US economy off its path towards steady growth. "There are no obvious imbalances out there," Ms Tyson told an economic conference. Ms Tyson sees the
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    149 1 Twsday Ckuft STII 2,114.83 -23.76 KLSE Comp 970.75 -5.75 Nikkei closed Hang Seng 9,730.92 -132.52 SETIndex 1,317.26 -4.08 Jakarta Comp 495.99 +0.74 Manila Comp 2,600.00 -11.04 Taipei WPI dosed Seoul Comp 1,004.16 -4.13 Bombay BSE30 ...3,557.80 -25.10 CLSA China B 825.11 -2.34 Aust AllOrd 2,062.20 -28.6 FTSE100 3,460.1 -50.2 SSwtiCShgrali
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    Jumabhoy patriarch sues A R and two grandsons
    870 1  -  By Conrad Raj, Shiv Taneja SINGAPORE The family tussle for control of Scotts Holdings, the listed property and hospitality company, took another dramatic turn yesterday as the 97-year-old family patriarch Rajabali Jumabhoy entered the fray, along with six other rival members of
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    Jakarta stocks on track for major rally as interim earnings surge 44%
    682 1  -  William Chia THE Jakarta Stock Exchange looks headed for a major recovery towards the en#trf the year, with listed companies expected to maintain their strong interim earnings in the second half. Data provided by Indonesian stockbroker Vickers Ballas
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    Lock icon Dow's early 60-point tumble gives Europe the shivers
    393 1 Reuter LONDON Wall Street delivered a nasty fright to European equity markets yesterday when US stocks plunged over 60 points in early trading and dragged the other bourses down with them. European share markets fell across the board and Wall Street's partial
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    Telkom to offer IPO bonuses to draw 2m Indon investors
    374 1  -  Fran Maggie Ford in JAKARTA INDONESIA is aiming to spread share ownership to nearly two million new middle-class investors through the launch of incentive bonuses attached to next month's privatisation of PT Telkom, the domestic telephone company. Telkom will be
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      19 1 Focus Pg 13 Hotel Royal bucks trend Yeo Hiap Seng: Will trading in its shares resume soon? Pg 15
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      15 1 Hock Lock Siew p g 17 What's up at Sembawang Corp? Regional markets Pg 22-26
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  • SINGAPORE NEWS
    • EYE on the ECONOMY
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        Lock icon Straits Times appointment ads up 16%
        311 2  -  By Jennifer Lien THE number of advertisements in The Straits Times' appointments and notices section rose 16 per cent last month over the same period last year, after having fallen 1.4 per cent in August. But the number of job ads taken out in
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      Home appliance giant Electrolux raises Asean sales target
      326 2 SWEDISH-based Electrolux aims to be one of the top three household appliance sellers in Asean by the year 2000. Although the market is now dominated by the Japanese, Electrolux says sales since it launched in the region last year have exceeded expectations.
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      Mobil set to build US$200m lube plant in Jurong
      282 2  -  By Liian Ang MOBIL Oil Singapore plans to invest in a US$2OO million (SS2B6 million) lube base oil plant in Jurong to help meet rising demand in the Asia-Pa-cific region. The oil major is the third to build such a plant
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      SIM Ventures sells stake in Asia Business News
      188 2 SINGAPORE governmentowned SIM Ventures has decided to sell its 10 per cent stake in Asia Business News (ABN) for an undisclosed sum. The stake was sold to ABN shareholders Dow Jones A Company Inc and Tele-Com-munications, whose combined stake in the company
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      Suzhou a lesson in harmony: BG Lee
      462 2  -  Industrial park project has promoted greater understanding, he says Fran Teh Hooi Ling in SHANGHAI SINGAPORE and China have reached a better understanding on how to proceed with the next stage of developing the Suzhou Industrial Park (SIP), Deputy Prime Minister BG Lee
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      America should stop prodding China at danger zone, says SM
      355 4  -  J* Chuang Peck Ming BY PRODDING China on Taiwan and Tibet, the US had touched a "neuralgic" area that could lead to war, Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew has warned. "This is a very dangerous zone to prod," he said
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      Surveyors institute plans construction cost database
      285 4 THE Singapore Institute of Surveyors and Valuers (SISV) is considering adding a database of construction costs to its newly launched Realink multidatabase system. If completed, the construction cost database will give an indication of developers' future selling prices, as well as an inkling of
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      Tourism board launches new Internet page, phone guide
      249 4 THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board yesterday launched a new version of the Singapore Online Guide on the World Wide Web. It also introduced Tourist line a 24-hour automated telephone inquiry system for tourists in Singapore. The board's chief executive, Tan Chin Nam,
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      US dollar to end year higher against major currencies: expert
      340 4 THE US dollar will end the year higher against the major currencies, with regional currencies benefiting from its strength, Technical Data Asian product director of foreign exchange Rhonda Staskow said yesterday. Ms Staskow predicted that the greenback will reach 105-110
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      Siena bank gets new licence here
      134 4 ITALVs Banca Monte Dei Paschi Di Siena has been granted a new offshore licence from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). The licence replaces a previous one given before a structural reorganisation two months ago resulted in a change of legal status from a
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      Sony uses S'pore to beam Hindi TV channel
      328 4 A NEW Hindi satellite television channel has been launched out of Singapore, broadcasting to more than 120 countries. Sony Entertainment Television (SET) is using uplink and broadcast facilities here to transmit the channel produced in India to South and South-east Asia and
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      897 2 As On As On Year Ended Year Ead«d 31.03.95 31.93.94 31.03.95 31.03.C Rs; Rs Rs. Rs. L CAPTIAL AND LIABILITIES 1. INCOME ,952.38.00 ~04.00.00 Reserves Surplus -UnnSfll llimum TOTAL 2649J0J6 2260.38J6 Deposits *****,23,82 *****,86,10 EXPENDITURE 1 Borrowings 1228.22,21 431,93.21 Other liabilities and provisions 2023.86,17 2041,01,62 Interest expended 1557,73,17 1461,56,34 ttyta.
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  • SOUTH-EAST ASIA
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      Lock icon Suharto pledges to back oil sector investments
      536 6 Reuter JAKARTA President Suharto pledged yesterday that Indonesia would continue to foster investment in the oil sector to boost exploration while urging state oil company Pertamina to be more efficient. "Oil and gas resources are still needed to stimulate our economic growth," Mr
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      Lock icon South China Sea states agree on 2 new projects
      296 6 AFP BALIKPAPAN, Indonesia An informal workshop attended by participants of countries around the South China Sea agreed yesterday to go ahead wifr two other multilateral cooperation projects in the area, officials said. "Two (projects) have just been agreed upon today, to
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      Lock icon Texaco leads power project
      73 6 Reuter MANILA A consortium led by US-based oil firm Texaco Inc will build a US$3OO million (***** million), 300-megawatt power plant in Batangas province, south of Manila. Philippine National Power Corp (Napocor) president Guido Delgado yqggrday said Texaco's consortium included US-based Mission Energy and Cahex Philippines
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      Lock icon Hanoi expects more visitors
      79 6 AFP HANOI Vietnam expects at least 1.3 million foreign tourists to visit this year, a 30 per cent rise over the last year's figure. An official from state-owned Vietnam Tourism Co yesterday said that in 1994, more than one million tourists visited Vietnam. The number of
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      Lock icon Bangkok approves more jobs
      106 6 Reuter BANGKOK The total value of foreign investment granted Thai government promotional privilege in the first seventh months of this year rose to 221.25 billion baht compared with 147.75 billion for the whole of 1994. The state Board of Investment (BOI) said yesterday that most of
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      Lock icon More hotels for KL
      64 6 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Twenty-six more hotels are being built here and are expected to be completed by next year. Culture, Arts and Tourism Minister Sabbaruddin Chik said yesterday that by the end of the year, the country would have more than 90,000 hotel rooms. It is
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      Lock icon Profit for Thai agency
      64 6 Reuter BANGKOK State-owned power producer Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) yesterday said it posted a 50 per cent rise in its 1995 net profit despite foreign exchange losses of 3.58 billion baht due to the yen's surge early this year. EGAT's pipfit for the year
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      Lock icon Manila power firm to go private
      75 6 Reuter MANILA The Committee on Privatisation (CoP), the highest policy-making body working on government's privatisation programme, has approved the selling of National Power Corp (Napocor) units to private sector. Napocor president Guido Delgado yesterday said that under the privatisation plan, Napocor will break up
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      Lock icon Vietnam sets conditions for talks with US oil firm Crestone
      295 6 AFP HANOI Vietnam will not discuss cooperation with US oil firm Crestone Enecu Corp unless it cancels a*4MtA£t signed with China tomaiptf in disputed waters ofT tneSofath of the country, a report said yesterday. Nguyen Hung Lam, an official with
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      Lock icon China firm to design Asia's tallest TV tower in Jakarta
      144 6 AFP SHANGHAI A Shanghaibased institute has won a sixway bid to design Asia's tallest television tower to be built in Jakarta, a newspaper reported yesterday. The Shanghai Star bi-week-ly reported that the East China Architecture Design Institute's (Ecadi) success marked
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      Lock icon Dancing on the job
      55 6 Bangkok Post BANGKOK PolicemaH Nikon Phasuk entertaining motorists with his nifty dance steps while directing traffic in downtown Bangkok yesterday. Mr Nikorn is one of a small group of dancing policemen trying to change the negative image of the capital's force while easing drivers' tension on
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      Lock icon Garment sales to hit US$1b next year: Hanoi
      172 6 Reuter HANOI Vietnam's garment industry is expected to generate US$l billion (551.43 billion) in sales in 1996, making it one of the country's largest export earners, a senior government official was quoted yesterday as saying. The Vietnam News daily quoted Deputy Minister
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      No need to change the Constitution for Ramos, says Aquino
      249 6 MANILA Former Philippine President Corazon Aquino has dismissed proposals to amend the Constitution to pave the way for her successor, Fidel Ramos, to extend his term beyond 1998. "I really do not think it is necessary at this time to
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      Lock icon KL to set up task force to attract high-tech projects
      333 6 AFP, Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia will set up a team to identify international high-technolo-gy projects suitable for transfer here in order to sustain its rapid pace of industrialisation, officials said yesterday. International Trade and Industry Minister Rafidah Aziz said the
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      Mahathir must root out the evil harming Umno
      709 6  -  ASIAN VIEW By Yang Razali Kassim The writer is BT's regional analysis editor MONEY is the root of all evil, or so the saying goes. Nobody needs less to be reminded of this truism than Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad. He's got
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  • CHINA/HONGKONG/TAIWAN
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      Lock icon Scepticism greets China's inflation goal
      580 7 Analysts also say Beijing must lift interest rate controls to develop real capital market Reuter BEIJING China's central bank yesterday unveiled ambitious goals to bring inflation below economic growth and keep a tight rein on money supply while developing a nationwide capital market for expanding
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      Lock icon China lists 474 firms for merger or bankruptcy
      293 7 Reuter BELJING China has identified 474 state-owned enterprises that could be merged or declared bankrupt in an attempt to eliminate loss-making industries in 18 pioneer cities, the China Securities daily said. Of the 474 enterprises, 161 have started the process of going
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      KL firm to run Hubei highway
      65 7 HONGKONG A Malaysian-owned company has bought the right to operate the Wuhan-Huangshi Highway for 25 years, according to a Hubei provincial official. The South China Morning Post reported yesterday that the company, identified as Mac Operating Co, would pay 580 million yuan (Ss99 million)
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      Lock icon Windows for Chinese
      44 7 AFP BEUING A Microsoft employee showing visitors at the China Computerworld Expo how to use Chinese Windows 95 yesterday. Microsoft introduced to the public the beta or test version of Chinese Windows 95 for the first time at the show. AFP
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      Lock icon China tax revenues rise
      68 7 Reuter BEUING China collected 331.5 billion yuan (5556.6 billion) in industrial and commercial taxes in the first eight months, up 30.1 per cent, or 76.67 billion yuan, from the year-ago period, the State Administration of Taxation said yesterday. That represents 64.9 per cent of the 1995
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      Lock icon Beijing forex reserves hit US$70b
      67 7 AFP BEIJING China's foreign exchange reserves continued to grow in the third quarter of 1995, hitting some US$7O billion (Ssloo billion) by the end of September, central bank deputy governor Zhu Xiaohua said yesterday. The level of reserves, which doubled in 1994, was up from
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      Lock icon US, Beijing review progress on anti-piracy, market-access
      461 7 Reuter BEIJING US and Chinese negotiators have sat down for a half-year review of progress under a March accord in which Beijing pledged to crack down on rampant copyright piracy and remove barriers to its media markets. Deputy Assistant US Trade Representative Lee
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      Lock icon Cut HK taxes to boost investor confidence, urges economist
      329 8 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Hongkong should cut its income and property taxes to bolster investor confidence in the run-up to the 1997 change in sovereignty to China, a local economist said yesterday. The tax cuts should be small and permanent, said
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      Lock icon Elf pulls out of US$2.5b Shanghai refinery venture
      249 8 Reuter CHIBA, Japan French oil company Elf Aquitaine has pulled out of a US$2.3 billion (553.6 billion) joint venture refinery in Shanghai due to financing difficulties, China's Oil Minister Ye Qing said yesterday. "Elf has pulled out of China's refinery plan as
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      Lock icon Beijing urges Patten to avoid causing a stir with policy address
      256 8 AFP BEIJING China yesterday called on Hongkong Governor Chris Patten to avoid "creating further trouble" in this week's annual policy address and to instead focus on ensuring a smooth transition of sovereignty. Foreign Ministry spokesman Chen Jian, when asked
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      Lock icon Taiwan investment abroad down 22% this year
      171 8 Knight-Ridder TAIPEI Taiwan's government approved US$l billion (551.42 billion) of outward investment in the first nine months of this year down 22 per cent from a year earlier, the Investment Commission said on Monday. The US was the most favoured destination for Taiwan
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      Lock icon Nike finds just doing it is still tough in China
      149 8 Knight-Ridder HONGKONG US athletic footwear and apparel manufacturer Nike says after 14 years in the China market, the company still struggling tosolidify its brand image, overcome local infrastructure problems and keep its local staff. Nike has been in China since
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      Lock icon China's respect for democracy key to reunification: Taiwan President
      212 8 Reuter TAIPEI Taiwan President Lee Teng-hui said in a keynote National Day address yesterday that the prospects for reunification with China depended on whether Beijing would respect Taiwan's democratic system. "The most important precondition for Chinese reunification is totally dependent on
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      Lock icon US giants Coke, Pepsico grab 18.5% of China's soft drink market
      245 8 Reuter BEIJING US giants CocaCola Co and Pepsico have grabbed an 18.S per cent share of China's sizzling soft drink market, the People's Daily said yesterday. China produced 6.27 million tonnes of soft drinks and other beverages in 1994,
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      105 8 BUSINESS TIMES LIFESTYLE EXCLUSIVE "f The Adventure Continues... The turbo technology has been one of the cornerstones responsibility, however, is the true challenge." Today, in Saab engine development since the seventies. In fact, turbocharging is one of the major elements in the Saab Saab is the pioneer in the turbocharging
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  • ASIA
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      Lock icon S Korea unveils new rules to restrict investments overseas
      511 9 Move will force conglomerates to delay or scale down mega projects abroad Bloomberg Business News SEOUL The South Korean government yesterday introduced tough new overseas investment measures that may prompt some companies to scale down or delay major projects. The Ministry
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      Equity restructuring to raise A$1.3b
      90 9 SYDNEY The New South Wales government said it would raise AS 1.345 billion (S$ 1.455 billion) in the 1995/96 year in equity restructures, mainly of the state's electricity industry. After the 1995/96 year, the restructures are expected to generate payments from the non-budget sector agencies
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      Lock icon Keating: parliament to run full term
      139 9 Reuter CANBERRA Australian Prime Minister Paul Keating said he had always believed the parliament should run its full term before an election and that parliament was due to expire in March or April 1996. "Here we are in October 1995, the parliament expires about
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      Lock icon Men-in-waiting
      113 9 AFP SEOUL North Korean leader Kim Jong-Il seen here on the nation's Central TV yesterday, reviewing a parade by one million people in central Pyongyang to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the ruling Worker's Party. The Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said "thunderous cheers of hurrah" rocked Kim 11-Sung
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      Lock icon Barings wins Bombay exchange seat
      129 9 Bloomberg Business News BOMBAY Baring Securities (India) Ltd said it bid a record 41 million rupees (551.72 million) for a Bombay Stock Exchange membership card, to ensure it can start broking operations by January. The amount tops the previous record by about 10 million rupees
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      Lock icon Japan's aid to N Korea upsets South
      95 9 AFP TOKYO South Korean President Kim Young-Sam has voiced displeasure with Japanese rice aid to North Korea and TokyoPyongyang moves towards diplomatic normalisation talks, the Nihon Keizai Shimbun said yesterday. "Japan's promotion of ties with North Korea over the head of South Korea
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      Lock icon India plans to spur trade with Latin America
      431 9 Reuter NEW DELHI The Indian government said yesterday it would take steps by the end of the year to increase trade with Latin America and dispel misconceptions which have stifled their long-distance business relations. Commerce Minister P Chidambaram told a group of
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      Lock icon AT&T starts new Internet firm to serve Asia users
      420 9 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG AT&T Corp, the largest long distance telephone company in the US, has set up a new company to provide access to the Internet in Asia. AT&T Internet Services is available immediately in Japan and Hongkong, and starts
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      Lock icon Kid nabbed by a top cat
      54 9 AFP KAMAKURA, Japan Children being welcomed yesterday by American cartoon character Tom from the cartoon, Tom and Jerry, as they entered the Kamakura Cinema World near Tokyo. Kamakura Cinema World, which opened yesterday, is the first amusement park in Japan that features both Japanese
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      Lock icon Warner to start cinema chain in Maharashtra
      152 9 AFP BOMBAY America's Warner Bros was yesterday given the green light to set up a chain of entertainment complexes in the western state of Maharashtra, which is the hub of Indian cinema, officials here said. Maharashtra Chief Minister Manohar Joshi said in the
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      Lock icon Bangladesh launches its second bourse
      156 9 Reuter CHITTAGONG The Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE), Bangladesh's second bourse, has started trading with brokers operating on an open outcry system, CSE officials said. "This is a major step forward in turning the Chittagong port city into a commercial capital," said CSE president Amir Khashru
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  • LIFESTYLE
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      A facelift for Lord's
      987 11  -  Are expansion plans for cricket's HQ in London too ambitious? Michael Karem has the details Michael Karem The writer is a Londonbased journalist who contributed this article to Business Times THE TIMES are achanging and old Father Time is getting a new 13 million (5529.4 million)
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      Lock icon Canto-pop in the Big Apple
      377 11  -  Heavenly king Jacky Cheung thrilled his New York fans with a concert last Friday. Neil Strauss reviews Neil Strauss NYT POP MUSIC has always been a benign invader, plundering and homogenising wherever it treads. It takes rock, jazz, salsa, rhythm-and-blues whatever and cleans it up
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      Lock icon Brad Pitt: sexy but gullible
      304 11 UPI UPI UPI WHILE Brad Pitt's label as People magazine's latest "sexiest man alive" may have brought him a few thousand more female fans, it also was the source of some good-na-tured ribbing by his Seven costars. Morgan Freeman said: "The cast gave him a
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    610 12 MALAYSIA'S former finance minister Daim Zainuddin did not mince his words when he criticised market regulators last week for failing to crack down on insider trading and stock market manipulation. The economic adviser to the government hit the nail on the head when he said
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    Order in the sinsehs' world
    250 12 CHINESE traditional medicine is commonly equated with herbs, acupuncture and understanding the body's energy pathways. That has tended to place it in a hard-to-define zone between folk wisdom and the rationalist approach based on scientific evaluation. In Singapore, its acceptance is more widespread than is
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    Pivotal role for Pertamina
    132 12 INITIAL REACTIONS to the oil and natural gas industry bill, which will abolish state-owned Pertamina's monopoly of domestic oil fuel sales, seem to be a cautious endorsement. The bill is to be proposed to the House of Representatives later this year, to replace Law No.8/1971, which
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    Murayama should go
    104 12 FIFTEEN MONTHS have passed since the formation of the Murayama administration. The cabinet has completed the task of political reform and has laid the groundwork for reform of the tax system and pension structure. However, Mr Murayama has failed to convince us he should remain as head
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    US justice found wanting
    184 12 AMERICA has always been seen, and wants to be seen, as a developed state which has achieved maturity in many aspects of life, including race relations. But has it? The racial riots in Los Angeles two years ago posed a big question. The racial elements resurfaced
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    Politics and the MRT line
    189 12 IN A dialogue with Potong Pasir and Braddell Heights residents, Minister for Communications Mah Bow Tan said they would have to share the cost of building the north-east MRT line if they wanted it soon. This concept is not without problems. First, will it lead
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    No need for nuclear option
    145 12 NUCLEAR ISSUES have been much in the headlines this autumn with the French and, to a lesser degree, the Chinese tests and the protests they have aroused. But another dimension to nuclear matters is unfolding this week at a World Energy Congress in Japan that
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    World Bank's chief may be right man at wrong time
    867 12  -  Main donor US taking knife to institution's budget, Leon Hadar reports Leon Hadar The writer is BTs Washington correspondent WHEN 178 economic policy-makers from around the world gathered in Washington for the annual meeting of the World Bank, which began
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      Hotel Royal bucks trend with extension plans
      739 13  -  Group has profitable niche in mid-range market, reports Agnes Wee Agnes Wee Main board listed Hotel Royal is planning an extension when some other hotel owners are contemplating redeveloping their hotels into higher-yield-ing residential properties. The mid-range hotel along Newton Road is getting
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      Family company active in property
      418 13 MELODIES LTD, a small familyowned real estate development company, will build a 20-storey apartment building along Guillemard Road for long-term investment. Managing director Lee Chin Chuan said the company will complete tearing down the existing flats on the 2,500 sq m site, formerly named Melodies
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    Use 1996 growth window to cut debt burdens: IMF head
    509 14  -  World Bank/IMF annual meetings From Anthony Rowley, Leon Hadar in WASHINGTON THE industrialised world will enjoy its "strongest growth in eight years" during 1996, International Monetary Fund managing director Michel Camdessus predicted yesterday. But he warned at the same time
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    Call to curb excessive military spending sparks protests
    297 14  -  Fran Anthony Rowley v in WASHINGTON CONTROVERSY erupted at the annual meetings of the World Bank and IMF on Monday when the two institutions were urged to help curb "excessive levels of military spending" in member countries, provoking strong objections from some
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    204 14 Reuter LONDON Leading Asian countries are boosting defence expenditure at a time when other parts of the world are cutting theirs, with China spending four times what it publicly admits to, an international think-tank said yesterday. The London-based International Institute of
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    191 14 AFP MOSCOW In one of the biggest privatisation programmes ever launched in Russia, the government said yesterday it was seeking to sell 25 per cent of its biggest telecommunications company, with a further 24 per cent to be sold next
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    115 14 Reuter TEHERAN More than 100 companies from 18 countries are interested in bidding for 10 oil projects in Iran which is trying to sidestep a US economic embargo. Iranian Oil Minister Gholamreza Aghazadeh told Teheran radio yesterday that 123 companies from the
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    81 14 Reuter LONDON British company managers believe the ruling Conservatives are out of touch with their needs and are attracted by opposi- tion talk of closer partnership between the government and business, said a poll published yesterday. "The government's traditional close ties with business are coming
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    255 14 Reuter LONDON A British court has decided that it needed to hear evidence from Nick Leeson's lawyers before deciding whether to agree to the Serious Fraud Office's request for a withdrawal of summonses against the former Barings trader. The court adjourned
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    47 14 Reuter PARIS A Parisian commuter cycliag to work yesterday as France's five million public-sector employees started a 24-hour strike. Railways, buses aad the Metro came to a standstill, causing heavy traffic congestion, as workers protested against the government's refusal to raise wages. Renter
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    74 14 Reuter GENEVA The four-nation Mercosur trade grouping linking Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay and Paraguay yesterday appeared headed for approval by the World Trade Organisation as conforming to the rules of the new body. Diplomats said although some countries at a meeting of a WTO working party on the
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    76 14 Bloomberg Business News BRUSSELS The European Union yesterday slapped a permanent 13.9 per cent anti-dumping duty on US soda ash imports, alleging they were being sold at below cost. The levy will replace a temporary anti-dump-ing tariff, which expires on Oct 14. The imposition of tariffs followed pressure
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    KL budget: dealing with the problems of plenty
    954 14  -  The Bottom Line VIKRAM KHANNA VIKRAM KHANNA The writer is BTs regional economics editor THE 1996 Malaysian budget, to be unveiled by Finance Minister Anwar Ibrahim on Oct 27, will probably be the most important and closely watched for many years. For
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    271 14  -  Fran Quak Hiang Whai in HONGKONG SINGAPORE-BASED merchant bank Rabobank Asia is suing Swilynn International founder Ngan Ping Woon in Hongkong's supreme court over claims involving more than HKSBO million (5514.7 million). Swilynn, a Hongkong-listed audio-video group which went bust a few years ago, was bought
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    133 14 AFP NUKU'ALOFA, Tonga Tonga has been hit by a real-life soap opera after an Australian consultant discovered the kingdom's governmentowned wholesaler has enough soap and toothpaste in store to last a decade or more. The weekly Times of Tonga yesterday quoted Australian marketing consultant Adrian O'Donnell as calling
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    68 14 Reuter LONDON Top UK regulator the Securities and investment Board (SIB) yesterday said it was cutting reporting requirements for the UK watchdogs that come under its umbrella. The move is designed to reduce any unnecessary information which more than 20 so-called Recognised Bodies (RBs) submit to the
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    106 14 AFP GUADALAJARA, Mexico Rescue teams assisted by army troops yesterday searched frantically among rubble-strewn streets for survivors of a powerful earthquake that rocked Mexico's Pacific coast, killing at least 61 people. The quake, the strongest in 10 years, measured 7.5 degrees on the Richter
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    67 14 Reuter STOCKHOLM Robert Lucas of the United States has won the 199S Nobel Economics Prize. The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences yesterday said Mr Lucas, born in 1937 and working at the University of Chicago, won the prize for "having developed and applied the
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      HK firm Lung Kee gets nod for secondary listing on SES
      364 15  -  From Quak Hiang Whai in HONGKONG HONGKONG-LISTED Lung Kee (Bermuda) Holdings, which makes and sells mould bases, has received approval for a secondary listing on the Stock Exchange of Singapore. Lung Kee will join an increasing number of Hongkong
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      Alliance plans theme parks in China, India, Philippines
      394 15  -  By Abdul Hadhi SINGAPORE Alliance Technology and Development is negotiating to develop two underwater theme parks in China and one each in India and the Philippines at an estimated total cost of U5544.5 million (5563.5 million). The group is already developing an
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      444 15  -  Christopher Tan SINGAPORE While smalllot retail applicants made up the bulk of bidders for Vicom Ltd's initial public offer, there were more than 80 who each sought five million shares and above and at least one who applied for 10 million. It
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      Sembawang Corp casts its net wide with new division, but what's the haul?
      685 15  -  HOCK LOCK SIEW By Rahita Elias SINGAPORE Sembawang Corporation plans to be everywhere. It recently formed Sembawang Ventures (SembV), with its chief financial officer Chan Wing Leong as president. The new division will be involved in information
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      Ng Teng Fong places out 269,000 YHS shares
      248 15 SINGAPORE Property tycoon Ng Teng Fong has placed out another 269,000 Yeo Hiap Seng shares, making it likely that trading in YHS shares will resume soon. The placement was made on Oct 6 at $5.35 apiece, for a total consideration of $1.43
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      Lock icon AMDB plans M$100m office complex
      122 15 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Arab Malaysian Development Bank Bhd (AMDB) would invest Msloo million (Sss6 million) to build a twin-tower commercial and office complex in the Kompleks Damai area here, managing director Azmi Hashim said yesterday. He said the complex would have shophouses on its lower
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      48 15 Uncertain Market Mood' indicates the likely trading sentiment today, based on brokers polled at 5-6pm yesterday. Overnight events may alter sentiment. Brokers polled: Alliance, Barings, Credit Lyonnais Securities, DaiwtL Fraser, G KGoh, Kay Hian, Morgan Grenfell, Ong Co, Nomura, Phillip, Smith New Court and WI Can.
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      83 15  -  By Ven Sreenivasan THE daily price chart of Goldtron points to a bearish sentiment that could push the stock down further towards support at 1.50. However, the daily and weekly RSI and Stochastics indicate an oversold position. A recovery could push Goldtron to about 1.70, where it will
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        78 18 SINGAPORE Guthrie GTS announced yesterday that its three wholly owned subsidiaries Guthrie Manufacturing, Guthrie Overseas Investments and Guthrie Overseas Investments (HK) have ceased to be substantial shareholders in LAM Group Investments. Their combined 40.23 per cent stake in LAM comprising 59.38 million shares was
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        New Transmarco executive director
        38 18 SINGAPORE Transmarco has appointed 38-year-old Lee Howe Yong as its executive director in charge of business development with effect from next Monday. Mr Lee is currently general manager of Lee Kim Yew Pte Ltd.
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        Flextech to call EGM on SoftKey
        94 18 SINGAPORE Flextech Holdings will convene an extraordinary general meeting at a later date to seek shareholders' authorisation to dispose of 518,180 Soft Key International shares at a price and time deemed fit by the company. Nasdaq-listed Soft Key last traded at U5538.75 (5555.41) on
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        75 18 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR The Securities Commission (SC) has approved Sateras Resources (Malaysia) Bhd's proposed acquisition of Aseania Resorts Bhd for Msls million (SSB.4 million) via the Issue of 6.521 million shares at M 52.30 per share. Aseambankers Malaysia said on behalf of Sateras that it had
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        89 18 Bernama feUALA LUMPUR— South Malaysia Industries Bhd (SMIB) has Received the approval of the Securities Commission for its proposed &hts issue, hoods with warrants issue and acquisition of Menara fill, but on revised terms. DCB Sakura Merchant Bankers Bhd Sttd on behalf of the
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        Lock icon Repco and Sejagat revise Everise buy
        86 18 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR—Repco Holdings Bhd and its vendor, Sejagat Hasil Sdn Bhd, have revised the proposed purchase of Everise upital Sdn Bhd (ECSB), which was previously announced. Repco mow proposes to acquire a 100 per cent equity interest in ECSB for an initial cash
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        547 18  -  Fraa Mike Sh in AUCKLAND MALAYSIA'S Tiong family lm official approval yesterday for a deal that will give it Control of more than 70 per cent of New Zealand's farmed salmon. The Commerce Commission, NZ's monopolies watchdog, gave
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        Kerry Securities launches US$30m-$50m regional fund
        503 18  -  Fnm Loh Hui Yin in BANGKOK HONGKONG-BASED Kerry Securities is launching a US$3O million (5542.9 million) to US$5O million regional fund which will be invested in Thailand, Myanmar and Indochina. The Aswin Mekong Fund as it is called for now will make direct investments
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        L&M joint venture in Philippines to diversify
        337 18  -  Fran Al Labita in MANILA A SINGAPORE-Filipino construction joint venture is diversifying into specialised engineering to broaden its market base, a company official said on Monday. "The market for specialised engineering is so huge, given the construction boom in the Philippines," L&M-Maxco marketing
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        406 18 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Stock of property developer Hopewell Holdings Ltd fell 0.98 per cent after the local press yesterday said the company may have to spend HKS7OO million (*****.2 million) more than planned on the toll roads it is building
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        CDL Hotels completes £219m deal to buy Copthorne hotel chain
        255 18 SINGAPORE Hongkonglisted CDL hotel arm of the group, has completed a to buy Copthorne Hotels Holdings, a chain of 16 hotels in Britain and Europe, for £219 million (***** million). This adds another 3,502 rooms to the group's rapidly expanding
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        189 18 Bloomberg Business News BANGKOK The death on Monday of Kukrit Pramoj, cofounder and chairman of Bangkok Bank of Commerce pic, may lead to a power struggle between the largest shareholders and government regulators, analysts said. Shareholders managed to resist a tug-of-war for control of
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        487 18 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Wheelock A Co will cut apartment prices for the second time in less than a month, fuelling concern that the territory's property market has yet to bottom out. Having once stood firm in the face of price
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        341 18 Bloomberg Business News BANGKOK Siam Steel Service Centre pic will launch its initial public offering of shares today to raise 1.15 billion baht (Ss6s million) to fund a new factory and repay loans. Dhana Siam Finance and Securities pic and Union Asia
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        224 18 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR The An Feng Steel Group of Taiwan has proposed to invest about M 53.3 billion in an integrated steel mill complex in Malaysia, it was announced here yesterday. The group's coordinator, Rahim Tamby Chile said that Malaysia,
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        Lock icon Malaysian loans for share purchase rose in July
        148 18 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR Banking sector loans for the purchase of shares in July rose by M 5955 million (SSS36.B million) to M 513.17 billion, the national Bernama news agency reported. Quoting Bank Negara's monthly statistical bulletin, Bernama said the increase was due
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        505 19 But he sees growth ahead despite expecting US$BO million loss this year Reuter ADELAIDE Media baron Rupert Murdoch said yester- day his Asian satellite broadcaster Star TV would lose up to US$BO million (SS 113.6 million) this year and his News Corp empire would
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        Lock icon Hyundai Electronics to invest US$26b by 2000
        234 19 Bloomberg Business News SEOUL Hyundai Electron- ics Industries Co of South Kof rea said it will invest US$26 billion (Ss37 billion) in semiconductors, computers and other technology areas during the next five years. "Hyundai will continue to expand investment in memory chips, multimedia,
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        367 19 Reuter -SYDNEY Australia's largest retailer, Coles Myer Ltd, is expected to announce this week proposals to spin off its key operations in a bid to appease institutional shareholders, The Sydney Morning Herald newspaper reported. It said executive chairman Solomon
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        Lock icon UK private water firms urged to disclose more
        189 19 Bloomberg Business News LONDON The UK Office of Water Services (Ofwat), seeking to place more public pressure on Britain's private water companies, urged the companies to disclose where they get dividends for shareholders. In recent months, the water companies, which were sold
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        Lock icon Novell shares plunge on fears of weak 4th quarter
        495 19 Bloomberg Business News PROVO, Utah Shares of Novell Inc, the second-biggest PC software company after Microsoft, plunged as much as 18 per cent after the company said a lack of Windows 95 computer programs will hurt fiscal fourth-quarter earnings, adding momentum
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        DBS Bank set to maintain lead in loan syndications
        467 20  -  By Conrad Raj SINGAPORE Govern-ment-linked DBS Bank looks set to continue as the leading Singapore bank in loan syndications and floating rate certificates of deposit. Already, for the three months from July, the bank has arranged or has been mandated to
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        Citibank promotes four country managers to MDs
        207 20  -  By Ven Sreenivasan SINGAPORE Citibank yesterday announced the promotion of four country managers for consumer business to the new positions of managing directors for their respective territories. In Singapore, Howard Banwell has been made managing director, South-east Asia Consumer Business. Mr Ban well
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        New V-P at Salomon Brothers
        102 20 HONGKONG Investment bank Salomon Brothers has appointed Paul Brownsey vicepresident for Asia-Pacific fixed income sales. Mr Brown sey, 30, was appointed to the position five weeks ago and will be responsible for fixed income coverage for clients in Australia and New Zealand. Before he joined
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        Asean Re to double paid-up capital via rights
        237 20 SINGAPORE Locally based Corp is planning to double its paid-up capital from $6 million to $12 million through a one-for-one rights issue. A spokesman said this would be the first expansion of the company's original capital base. The new funds would be
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        Lock icon Energy experts caution on role of nuclear power
        328 20 Reuter CHIBA, Japan Delegates to an international energy conference expressed caution on Monday about nuclear power's future as a major power source and called for more global cooperation to resolve environmental problems. "We are cautious about the future role of nuclear (power)
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        Lock icon Worldwide revenue of Price Waterhouse up 12%
        309 20 Bloomberg Business News NEW YORK Price Waterhouse LLP's consulting business made 33 per cent more money in fiscal 199S than it did in 1994, fuelling a 13 per cent increase in overall revenue for the US operations of the world's sixth biggest accounting
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        Lock icon Visa International unveils home-banking software
        176 20 Bloomberg Business News HERNDON, Virginia Visa International Inc unveiled home-banking software, entering an increasingly competitive market. The software lets bank customers use their personal computers at home to balance cheque books, pay bills and transfer money between accounts. Deposit Guaranty National Bank based in Jackson,
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        Lock icon China pledges to back reformed state banks
        360 20 AFP BEIJING China's central bank affirmed yesterday that state-owned commercial banks' liabilities were still regarded as sovereign debt, rejecting concerns over their liquidity following reforms of the sector. "I have to emphasise that all borrowings by state-owned commercial banks will ultimately be backed
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        Lock icon Prices lower as US heating oil slips
        307 20 Reuter LONDON World oil prices nudged lower yesterday as US heating oil markets lost ground. London November futures for North Sea Brent blend, the world's benchmark crude oil, were at USS 15.86 a barrel in late afternoon trading, down 10 cents from Monday's
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        196 20 Reuter LONDON The US dollar ended firmer here but was off intraday highs as US stocks slumped for the second day, spilling into European markets in the process. Currency dealers said the knock-on effects into bond and currency markets have so far been relatively minor but there is some
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        94 20 AFP NEW YORK The US dollar eased slightly yesterday under pressure from slumping blue chip stocks in slack New York trading. At about 1440 GMT, the US dollar was trading at 1.4165 German marks from 1. 4210 on Monday in London. The greenback also was losing ground against
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        Lock icon Euroyen softer, Eurodollars steady
        1227 21 Reuter SINGAPORE Simcx Euroyen finished slightly softer while Eurodollar futures held steady in thin triding yesterday. Dealers said Euroyen contracts wore slightly sold off due to a technical correction but that there was no real interest in the market with Japan closed for a holiday. Euroyen
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        KL tin falls in line with LME
        665 21 KL Th Koala Lupv; The price on the Kuala Lumpur Tin Market (KLTM) eased seven sen to M$ 13.32 per kg as sentiment was influenced by the overnight Ero fit-taking activities on the ondon Metal Exchange (LME). Three-month tin on the LME closed
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        S Korean group buys cottonseed meal
        80 21 SINGAPORE South Korea's Feed Buying Group (FBG) yesterday bought 5,500-6,000 tonnes of Chinese cottonseed meal for U*****.58 per tonne c&f, traders said. Shipment is Dec 15-Jan 5 and the seller was Toepfer. The discharge port is Inchon. But the FBG rejected offers on 10,*****,000
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        Malaysia palm oil price may fall
        56 21 KUALA LUMPUR As export demand to be lacklustre, the price of Malaysian palm oil could dip in the near term to attract more buying. On Monday, such concerns stifled an attempt at a price rally, with December futures settling at M$ 1,399 per tonne
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        Work on Malacca refinery starts
        74 21 KUALA LUMPUR Building of Malaysian Refin- ing Co BtxTs ofl refinery at Sungei Udang in Malaocs began yesterday, said oil company Petronas. The refinery a a joint-venture involving Petronas, Cooo--00 Ltd, a subsidiary of Conooo Inc of the US andStatoflof Norway. The refinery, the second
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        Indonesia July coffee exports fall
        48 21 SINGAPORE Indonesia exported 13,150.1 tonnes of coffee in July versus 48,955 tonnes a year earlier, said the Indonesian Coffee Exporters Association. The plunge in exports was mainly due to bad weather in 1994 which damaged some or the 1995-96 (Mar-Feb) crop, traders said.
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        Korea buys European rye
        35 21 COPENHAGEN Korea bought two 50,000-tonnc cargoes of European rye, a Dutch trader reported Theftrst shipment, for October delivery, f* Wl497sjper tonne, and the second at U*****.35 per tonne for December delivery.
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        998 22 •28.6 DEPRESSION over metal prices combined with mounting speculation of a sell-off in the United States to drag Australian shares 1.3 per cent lower yesterday to their lowest close in three months. "It's disappointing," an analyst said. "There's a number of reasons for the fall including a lot of
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        Manila
        568 22 -11.04 Philippine share prices dropped by 0.4 per cent yesterday as the bearish mood prevailed, keeping foreign investors away. An analyst said foreign investors, who have powered most of the exchange's past rallies, "are still bearish about the market there is no positive news". The PSE Composite Index fell
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        456 22 -4.13 South Korean share prices turned bearish yesterday, closing 0.4 per cent lower in a sweep of late profit-taking after the steep advances of the past five sessions. "The market is set for a solid rise despite the Tuesday's setback, which is seen as a necessary consolidation," said a
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        275 22 •14.59 The share market ended weaker as sentiment from the US session overflowed into the local market. The barometer NZSE-40 Capital Index ended the day 14.59 points lower at 2,081.61 after the Dow Jones Index ended the overnight session down 42.99 points. "And with (local) bonds coming back
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        117 22 -25.10 Share prices finished lower on the Bombay Stock Exchange undermined by reports that high interest costs were squeezing company margins, brokers said. "We're concerned about rising interest rates and its impact on company profits," said a broker. "A weak rupee is also pushing up import costs." The 30-share
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        618 22 Britannia Funds StefMag Cmk Bid Offer Mim Cap Depotit 31 6400 M 6500 Mim Jeraey GiH A1193 0.1992 Mim Ma» Incomt *0 9200 "0 9600 L SI Cash Income Plua Fund .9.9900 10.5200 PS S Reserve Fund >5 5100 *5.5900 Sterling Lqait; Euro Penormanet .0.4592 0 4931 Far Eaat Fund
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        611 22 -50.2 SHARES took a sharp knock from a drop on Wall Street after bearish earnings figures from Motorola spooked the market* and from weakness in FTSE futures. The FTSE-100 lost 50.2 points at 3,460.1. UK blue chip stocks were hurt by arbitrage-relat-ed selling in index futures rather than straight
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        156 22 -7.75 Share prices closed lower as the market turned its attention to the sharp fall on Wall Street. The CAC-40 Index finished 7.75 points lower at 1,777.96. The market firmed yesterday morning, reaching a high of 1,795.88, as the franc continued its recovery, fuelling hopes that Monday's Bank of
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        170 22 -20.40 German shares ended floor trade sharply lower, falling 1.38 per cent and tracking losses on European bourses amid concerns about further Wall Street losses. The 30-share DAX Index ended floor trade down 29.92 points to 2,138.77. In postbourse trade the DAX fell 20.40 to 2,137.01. r it i
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        Brussels
        233 22 -17.97 Persistent selling pressure caused bv a serious deterioration of market sentiment and by fears that Wall Street may be ripe for a major correction pushed Belgian shares to a sharply lower close. Traders said they did not expect a quick recovery as buyers were seen staying on the
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        Amsterdam
        244 22 -3*4 Dutch stocks fell to their lowest level in 13 weeks as worries over third-quarter earnings caused Philips Electronics and Nedlloyd NV to plunge. The AEX Index fell 3.84 points, or 0.84 per cent, to 454.62, its lowest level since July 20. A drop of 4.8 per cent in
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        Stockholm
        120 22 -30.77 The Stockholm bourse disregarded falling debt yields at home to join European markets and Wall Street in a downward spiral, brokers said. The OMX Index slumped 30.77 basis points to close at 1,730.82 in heavy volumes of 3.57 billion crowns. Telecoms group Ericsson fell eight crowns to 140.
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        Zurich
        226 22 •16.9 Swiss shares fell back from a year-high early in the session to close slightly lower. Dealers said a favourable interest rate outlook and the firm US dollar lifted prices higher early in the session. But a weak Wall Street drew the market lower in afternoon trade. The broad
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        Johannesburg
        305 22 -50.5 South African shares ended broadly weaker yesterday as sharp declines in key world markets sparked profit-tak-ing locally after a recent strong run, dealers said. The Overall Index was 45.2 points lower at 5,723.2 and the Industrial Index was 50.5 points softer at 7,221.3 after previously gaining about 170
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        Toronto
        219 22 -55.1 Stocks opened about 1.2 per cent down in sympathy with New York shares after Monday's Canadian holiday, but should partially recover, traders said. The TSE-300 fell 55.1 points to 4,440.34 on volume of 12.3 million shares with a value of Csl73 million. Nearly all of Toronto's 14 sub-indices
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        New York
        667 22 -54.19 Stock prices remained sharply lower in heavy trading early yesterday as bouts of sell programmes exacerbated a sell-off in technology issues that spread to the rest of the market. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which retreated 42.99 points on Monday, was down 54.19 points to 4,672.03 at
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        Milan
        141 22 -96 Italian shares fought back towards end of session after sellers got upper hand and pressured market down, but stocks still ended around one per cent lower. Gemina provided interest if not action by constantly going limit-down after readmission following the one-day suspension. Share was down 10.92 per cent
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      2204 23 AFP HONGKONG Slocks closed sharply off* in thin trading as caution grew following Wall Street's plunge overnight, players said. The blue-chip Hang Seng Index skidded 132.52 points, or 1.34 per cent, to close at 9,730.92. Turnover was HKS2.B3 billion, up slightly from Monday s HK52.54 billion but still about
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      528 23 CLSA IN Hongkong trading in the H dure market remained lifeless yesterday as the index dipped 0.6 per cent or 6.33 points to 979.84 on turnover of US$3 million. Zhenhai Refining was the day's best performer, up 4.6 per cent on turnover of USS 100,000. Dongfang Electric was also
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      1454 23 Reuter BANGKOK Thai stocks dosed down in dull trade but off the day's lows with the key index da wing back on late buying of relativdy cheap bank issues, brokers said. The SET Index ended 4.08 points lower at 1,317.26, after bouncing back from as low as 1,312.08 in
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      1076 23 Reuter JAKARTA Share prices ended flat in alow trading, with late buying in small issues and profittaking in some blue chips. The Composite Index fell 0.74 point to dose at 495.99. "Speculators were seen actively buying small issues in the late session, but they Tailed to impact much on
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      2463 24 Cr Gr im LmI Vol Day LaatQaott Dt» Dt» VH N< M Cay H%h Um Sow Ci i ~j Sab W- (tMM) High Low Bayae Mr CV P/l Safl MALAYSIAN tTOCKt 471 170 m 5000 MSB 50c 30* -t 140 M0 170 J0« 310 1.0 -2.9 0.3 313.1
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        6695 24 Bloomberg Business News STOCKS fell to a new five-month low as foreign investors adopt a wait-and-see attitude ahead of the Malaysian budget announcement later this month. Investors have said they're hoping the government will use the budget on Oct 27 to announce
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        1816 26  -  By R Sivanithy SINGAPORE Shares fell across the board yesterday, with most dealers putting the blame on a sudden overnight plunge in the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Also affecting sentiment were persistent worries about the direction of the Malaysian economy and talk of
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      512 27 Reuter, KnightRidder A FALL of 19 points on Monday in the Baltic Freight Index to 1,809 highlighted owners' continuing problems in the dry cargo freight market. The panellists have marked down all of the 11 constituent routes. The BifTex also fell sharply with attention focused on November, down
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      Singmarine Dockyard wins two building deals worth $15m
      245 27 SINGAPORE —Singmarine Industries subsidiary Singmarine Dockyard and Engineering has clinched two building contracts worth a total of 15 million. The first involves the construction of a supply and training vessel for Lamnalco of the United Arab Emirates. Lamnalco is a joint venture
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      321 27 SES '000 Oct 10 S$ Vol CWT Distribution 1.48 -0.02 111 Chuan Hup Holdings 1.22 unch 215 Cosco Investment 1.91 -0.04 56 Far East Levingston 6.20 -0.05 188 Freight Links Express 0.73 -0.025 209 GB Holdings Ltd 1.03 +0.01 327 Hai Sun Hup Group 0.93 -0.01 513 Hitachi
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      Deep-water port in southern Vietnam shaping up fast
      481 27  -  From Tran Dinh Thanh Lam in HO CHI MINH CITY THE first of a series of deepwater ports that the Vietnamese government wants to build along the Southern Vital Economic Zone is taking shape on the banks of the Thi Vai River.
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      World's biggest container ship in S'pore
      69 27 SINGAPORE OOCL California, christened on Aug 25 in Japan, arrived here in Singapore on Monday the firsttime it has called at the port here. Built by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries in Nagasaki, it is the largest container ship in the worW. Classed by the American
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      216 27 Reuter PARIS A pirated freight ship has been found in southern China, three weeks after marauders seized it off the coast of Vietnam and cast its sailors adrift, the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) said in Paris. The Cypriot-flagged Anna Sierra,
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      873 27  -  M MM MB A regular comment column on shipping events that mate tne news By Seafarer Betrayed is a strong word to use in any context but Sembawang Maritime chairman Er Kwong Wah used it last week. He was speaking
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      372 27 Lloyd's List SEOUL Two new contracts covering additional supplies of natural gas to the South Korean market are expected to generate around US$l.2 billion (SSI.7 billion) worth of shipbuilding orders for five LNG carriers at domestic yards. Korea Gas
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      219 27 Reuter KARACHI The Pakistani Shipping Agents and Stevedores Association said it would stop handling state cargo if the government did not clarify who should pay a 10 per cent central excise duty on stevedoring. "If the anomaly is not cleared we would be forced to stop
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      87 27 Reuter OSLO Norwegian shipping group Wilh Wilhelmsen A/S on Monday said it would not accept the offer of rival bidder Bergesen A/S in the takeover battle for car-carrier operator Den norske Amerikalinje A/S (NAL). Bergesen, which holds 45.41 per cent of NAL, offered 10.50 crowns
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      1092 28  -  British Airways' American partner US Air faces troubled times and could end up being taken over .by one of the US giants, United Airlines or American Airlines, says Greg Mahlich Greg Mahlich Reuter BRITISH Airways' flight path as the world's biggest international airline is
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      503 28 Page ABCCont 16 ANL 3 APL 12 Able 7 Accord 8 Ahlers 6 Ahrenkiel 4 Appenship 4 Arowana IS Astro 8 Austral 9 Avant 6 B'tang Mas 8 BSA 9 BTL 16 Bangladesh 12 Batamindo 7 Bengal Br IS Blue Star 9 Bright
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      9754 36 This guide lists the sailing destinations from Singapore. The first date indicates the ETA at Singapore followed by the ETA at the destination. The page number refers to the location of the schedule advertisement IT* ETA MmUmt Vasaal Vayaga P| A Aarhua 12/10 02/11
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        640 45 V——< Voy No Bwth Arrival Departure m 2/95 J1 alongside 11.10/1700 SD t** dlara 40/95 J1 alongside 11.10/2300 (BT) R8-2795 3395 J1 alongside 11.10/1300 (BT) Tanjung Samak 4/95 J1 alongside 11.10/1700 Mulya 10/01/95 J3 alongside 11.10/0600 .BumiPutra 10/5/95 J9 alongside 11.10/1300 Guna 10/1/95 J21 alongside 11.10/2300 -4»
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        CONTAINER SCHEDULES
        1571 45 RECEIVING OF EXPORT Fa CONTAINERS AND LCI CMOO Record Booking/Batonc* Rslts Ship Voy No Etb/Btr PeHod From To From Acx Jade 2596 12/1700 2A 10/1700 11/0659 11/0900 4 11/1200 11/1459 11/1700 Acx Rose 071B 13/2359 2A 10/1700 11/0659 11/0900 26 10/1700 11/0659 11/0900 3 11/0700 11/1159 11/1400 4
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        196 45 OCT 12 Brazil: Our Lady of Aparecida. Chile: Columbus Day. Costa Rica: Discovery of America. Ecuador Holiday. El Salvador: Discovery Day. Honduras: Discovery of America. Spaia: National Day. Uruguay: Columbus Day. Venezuela: Discovery of America. OCT 14 Yemen: Market holiday. OCT 15 Israel: Last days of Feast of
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        Lock icon Taiwan airlines get ready for post 1997 Hongkong
        465 46 Reuter TAIPEI A decision by Taiwan's top airline to replace the national flag on its planes with a plum blossom is one visible sign in a titanic battle between Taiwan carriers facing an uncertain future. The move helps divest China Airlines (CAL)
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        First class cabins
        84 46 SINGAPORE First class flyers on British Airways (BA) will soon enjoy individual cabins instead of seats. The radical design, shown above, it registered under seven patents. It can be used as a private office, mini-meeting room, entertainment centre, dining room for two or a bedroom with a
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        192 46 AFP BEIJING A British Airways Concorde jet has landed in Beijing for the first time, bringing in 98 American tourists travelling on a round-the-world tour, the Xinhua news agency reported yesterday. Previously Chinese airports were unable to accommodate the supersonic jetliner, the official news
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        191 46 Bloomberg Business News FORT WORTH, Texas American Airlines' pilots union would have to approve any new alliances between the carrier and other airlines, including a merger with USAir Group Inc. Under a standstill letter sent to the Allied Pilots Association (APA) last week,
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        Lock icon N Korea allows US carriers overflights, but Seoul objects
        268 46 AFP SEOUL For the first time in its aviation history, North Korea has offered to allow US airlines to overfly its tightly sealed airspace to Seoul, government officials here said yesterday. But the North's offer was knocked back by an angry
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        213 46 Reuter HONGKONG China's railway ministry plans to issue US$2OO million (SS2B6 million) of bonds in overseas markets to ease financiafcphortfalls, said Sun Yong Fu, the viceminister of railways. "We are seeking to launch the bonds before the end of the year," Mr Sun
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          86 46 Reuter TOKYO A consortium including Mitsubishi Corp and Tokyu Construction Co Ltd i$ expected to win a 16-billion yen (***** million) contract to build a second terminal at Manila's international airport, financial daily Nihon Keizai Shimbun reported. The companies expect to be formally notified of
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          115 46 Reuter MUNICH Deutsche BA, the German affiliate of British Airways pic, said passenger count rose 61.1 per cent to 1,273,121 between September 1994 and August 1995. Deutsche BA said its market share of the five routes from Berlin to Cologne/Bonn, Stuttgart, Munich and Duesseldorf, and
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          67 46 Reuter MUNICH German electronics group Siemens AG said it had won a 30 million mark (5530.2 million) air traffic control system contract from the Hungarian Air Traffic and Airport Administration. Siemens said in a statement the contract was for radar data and flight plan data processing,
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          63 46 Reuter LONDON Ground handling firm Servisair pic said that it had won tenders to operate at Sweden's two largest airports of Arlanda at Stockholm and Landvetter at Gothenburg. Servisair said it would provide aircraft and passenger handling services at the airports and invest £2.8 million (556.3
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          122 46 AFP MANILA The official Civil Aeronautics Board has raised passenger fares for some domestic routes sought by Philippine Airlines Inc (PAL), but rejected a petition to increase cargo rates, board spokesmen said. Under the new rates, to take effect after 15 days, PAL will be
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          94 46 Reuter DETROIT Subaru of America Inc expects its new Outback all-wheel drive station wagon to account for about one-third of its US Legacy sales in 1996, a senior US official for the Japanese-based carmaker said on Monday. Subaru, a unit of Fuji Heavy Industries Inc,
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      1726 29 HANJIN SHIPPING I USA CANADA "5* w I m oi on St mm tm Hm T~Sc I oi l o» rvi m I n» Irn Tts M/ll «/ll" M/ 11 ~W M/ 11 M/ll M/ 11 t/11 M/ 11 M/ll H/11 M/ 11 M/ll flfll >7/11 M/ll M/ll M/ 11
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      635 30 J JAPAN/HONQKONO/STRAfTS REGULAR SERVICE LOADING FOR PORT KLANG/PENANG VtWa VOY S PORE P.BUOANB PW KM BWttMPWI t ttl HI MPT U"OCT~ WgglW 18 II OCT 14 OCT T vuta n u oct hoct DOROTHEA 1 13 OCT UBCT CRM 1 HOCT 12 OCT HOCT YAYASAMTUIUH 17 15 OCT 17 OCT
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      950 31 PP iV STRAITS SHIPPING PTE LTD f Algf JHW *11-81 Koppol Towor* Sltfaport 1208 Tel: *****88 Fu: *****17 niltlWi i liiMf v "t® 13 g SiTJlti SB HBffli t fli S BfjijHV/il IffmUillglpflpif wwiwi mviriw mru iMiMßaMiiUiimiiiiiiMiiigi wuh jgPßp <a service of china navigation co) CARGO 0« SAIL STMnSHM MM
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      2319 31 Singapore Agent: vhlKwiL j| fIAfS P&O Containers (Singapore Agencies) Pte Ltd ■A *y*_' 10 Hoc CMaag Road, ##7-61 Keppel Towers, Singapore 0208 ■■■k First Class Connections WORLDWIDE ret 225 2233. Teie* rs msm fnocsf rac 225 5327/222 7517 CR Naaiber *****9 *****Z import VVSSSL VOV |*MM *W4 «N MU ANT
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      632 33 ©HEUNG-A SHIPPING (KOREAN FLAG) II a NO: 141(*****00 M I mircowMMßasawa iwqwk m»kt txntss svc IMAMS: DMOMVIAMMMOmiVB. IWMMMM CTMMHMS4I4M STOM ACOnV a*SM AOMIS: HIUNG-A (S'POfl) PT| LTD STRAITS TRANSPORTATION PTC LTD Sr!** n4mt WLn nn ru. U-MO*tM/7M7 FAJL U-MMOt i «£iS&ii£ oW<roi <Mti M g^sm fM -HL 04-101 04M WL
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      582 33 I FAMOUS CONTAINER LINES: 80 ROBINSON ROAD, #22-02 SINGAPORE 0106 y HOT UNE: *****33 (30 UNES) I We provide t Weekly Sailing DIRECT CONSOL to HAIFA ASHDOD I S 1 also accepting cargoes to TEL AVIV, JERUSALEM, REHOVOT BEER-SHEVA RISHON-LEZION j Call us for details *****33 Ken/Sylvia/Ramlah Imah/Molly mi? r™
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      1103 34 VEMgL voy sin jkt -f vessel voy sm pen__^H TT== =2 uk WANABHUM 2968 ~Wd In Pt St I 14/10 OURU BHUM »1»1 14/10 Tu IT/1 ——I ——i QOOOEABY* 178 FBI 13/10 Tim 17/10 THANA Bts 141N Mon 18/10 W»d 11/10 MATMUBMyir 248N Wd to Pt SM 14/10 I fZm
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      866 34 ANSON NOAO, *21*01, SINGAPORE OXO7 CR **********0* mwn SHUTTUt MWML 's POUT KLANO PENANQ wwa voy mi wa vena I vot m mi SEA LAUREL 423* 12/10 THU 13/10 FBI DRAGON NIAS 58N 12/10THU14/10 SAT EAfilE BREEZE 217 A 12/10 THU IVIO SAT SUSAK 9SOQ2 "IviOSAT XOURJAYA ***** 13H0 FRI
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      612 35 IflMfc MYANMA \HBk FIVE STAR UNE (My«M«r National Um) Loading for Yonfon (Rangoon) V«» VOY UN KG PIN PGU NAM 223W sif MYOMAYWA 156W in MALAYSIA MQITS: OOUSTIAD SNIPPING AGiNOf ML TH 02-43-*****00 P*L- TH 02-03-37*4101 ntk TH 02-04-*****02 POO: TH 02-07-*****21/4 BANK LINE (A Mfvk* Andrew W»i» $%h|) NORTHBOUND
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      940 35 PACIRC INTERNATIONAL UNES (PTE) LTD^ I SSSSSSM 140 Ceci Street, #03-00 PIL Building, Singapore 0106. Cff NO *****6 *****E I YPO6PL VOY SIN COOS JIS HOO JSO AOJ AOS PZU MSW ASA I KOTAWUAVA WJASIP IS/10 S4/10 1/11 3/11 S/11 8/11 10/11 IS/11 14/11 IS/11 KOTA BSRLIAM SRL97S SS/IO S/11
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      865 35 **********2 I* 6 6 8X LE HAVRE HAMBURG THAMESPORT ROTTERDAM" ANTWERP VW-LE DC SAOTTTA 811W 16/10 07/11 08/11 I<Vll 11/11 IVII VK-LE D'AQCHLA AIIW 2S/10 14/11 16/11 17 /11 Wll Wl VILLE OE GTMtNA HIIW 31/10 21/11 22/11 24/11 OK/h 77/11 jVEIEOELYRA Yiiw~ 07/11 2*l? 5/T1 01/12 o*l2 04*2 ALSO
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      58 37 1/CVISA FREIGHT SERVICES PTE LTDgI JlKmmf established Since 1984 1 OCEANIA PORTS REGULAR jSROUPAGE AUCKLAND SYDNEY IMPORT I f EXPORT BRISBANE V\ J v MELBOURNE FREMANTLE I Mr FOR BOOKING ft SAILING SCHEDULE, CALL THE TOTAL TRANSPORTATION PEOPLE VISA FREIGHT SERVICES PTC LTD VISA LCL CONSOL PTC LTD TOLL-FREE TEL:
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      1826 38 44 mm AS AGENTS: "K" UNI (SMQAPORK) FT* LTD (CR»IM4B73MMMGSTKQNO MMM7MH) TEL' *****77 TELEX KAWAKIRS23I6S FAX; *****16/7/ M) I W Tly MALAYSIA: T UNI MAMTME (MALAYSIA) KIN BHD J. TEL5A*****00PK*****75 PEN *****20 J8 *****01 PGU2SIB62SG NDONESIA: P.T. SARAMA LAUT MIMHUSA, TEL JKT *****08 mamm pinino loutniiiT "»>■»"» liwww WWUI wpi
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      1225 38 19 KPTtt ROAD #02-01 JTT PON BUILMNG SINGAPOtE *****! (CI NO:2000M*****) customersavia ns-i-ns mohmmmi nm« GBHALUNE 71M-H* ONBALMX Wl-4-ttt Wc Carry Your Confidence BPBP■Willi —mom iwim |mi|jn I Imliw I i*« Iwwl oa low, wou ai arc i aoa imp pimmom tnn ivii im wit wo moan «n« mi o*ii
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      333 39 [kwmi ran —inwi of ml) OifMal AgMt of: (6CA AJftFItCMHT) KOUIK^C MAIN UWE: 278 7772 DIRECT CONSOLIDATION TO ,\mm sum r mm a USD SO.OO/RT-h-SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR ABOVE 5 CBM TRANSIT TIME 10 DAYS FREQUENCY: FORTNIGHTIY OCEAN CARRIER Ul S FQ. 81 FOIt BOOKINGS PLEASE CALL TEL: *****72 *****49 ZIMAIMI,
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      1501 39 Nedlloyd Ltai TWICE WEEKLY TO EUROPE !l |f|| I Pa»(P) P»(P) Ma Pkg M So. Lift Rt» Aw* Ha» B* NU NORMANOIE /1405 12/10 12/10 15/10 12/10<F) 03/11 05/11 30/10 31/10 01/11 NU. HONSHU /4385 tToo ™>o TJT NU OCEANIA /3415 15/10 15/10 17/10 18/10 27/10 05/11 08/11 09/11 10/11
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      325 39 W SUNSHIP AGENCIES PTE LTD 20 McCaHum Street §16-01/03 Aa/a Chambers Singapore 0106 Tefc *****22 (10 Unas) FAX; *****06 CR Noj *****8 200 OOR -< Y.S.N. LlNEB i^in.l Ti-J.i.iiJ!i.i.iU'i.i.'iJUJ.i.iLi-tJ-i.iinjj VESSEL VOT I"^HSMOW MwdiMfU uy gga cwtotcum— m kpwi invn gjgg W-mk «<■»" n-a/ii vwu iwii > im/ii 11-12/11 invii im/n
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      1325 40 ■E3IBiWll DIRECT CALL TO PANAMA IN JUST 25 DAYS WEEKLY SERVICE MAYVIEW MAERSK V.9508 ETA SIN 17TH OCTOBER IMS Vtaatf Vby ETA I ETO 1 DESTINATIONS Nad «Mt RMIAMA Nnt «Mk BT>l STRMQ MWVKW MAERSK *9608 CY 18rt0 1200 MRS EHBNNBH HEB cv-17/10 osoohrs era iwo moohrs cfs-10/10 2smhw wi
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      632 40 TO E. CANADA US ATLANTIC US QULF LOADING VOY I SPORE I P.KELANG* HALIFAX M.YOOK NORFOLK N.ORLEANS SAVANNAH TAMPKO HOUSTON HOCOMDYKE 0632 I*7o OCT I 29 NOV 02 DEC OSOGC 12 DEC 06 DEC 10 DEC 20 DEC HOEQH CAMN 0132 OTO4NOV 128 OCT 16 DEC 19 DEC 22 DEC
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      396 40 I PHILI-OtlKNh Y**LINCS PTC LTDi TEL: *****00 (16 LINES) fit ft KBLAMQ 03-*****66 IBYpSrXEsoUßNrßrass<^^^^^^^^^l7oC^| LYTTLETON, 22 OCX I NAPgR, CHRgTCHURCH. NEW PLYMOUTH TSNDONTOIXST^^IEHS^^^^^^^^^ISOC^I ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG, ANTWERP I AND ALL MAND DESTINATIONS WTTMN EUROPE MOCt I KOBE, TOKYO, OSAKA BUSAN, MAMLA, BANGKOK, P.KELANQ, 16 OCf I PENANO, H. KONQ AND ALL
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      813 41 ACCEPTING LCL CARGO TO i Singapore IWrthMho OSfksimdar SatmDn FIRST FORWARDER IN HeWiS r tit asia awarded I IT wwy iiiMHq VMJ ISO 9002 BY LRQA -y gggt- fa x ESESL f U—»»l H—Hw I tJbp ■wHi] 3L JL_ Oat staff at yaaf sorvfoor- Xgoggx l»H| T <fcfcr« Oft 277?
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      378 42 _L. Singapore Soviet Shipping 1 A Co pteLMf CRM: **********00 2 i 51 BOMMV/COCHIN t MML vo* eon coc T- NOTA M/TIAAA MUTOO7 a/10 WBWWW KURANO MKtON IWIO 17/10 04/11 j nam oemm 410 23/10 ji/10 1 fQKA QLOwv auw a/10 00/11 1 HAIPHONG SERVICE hfWML 555 MN IM nom
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      120 42 SIM FAR EAST 17/10 KEELUNG/KAOHSIUNG 15/10 BANGKOK 15AI0 MANILA/CEBU 15/10 JAKARTA/BELAWAN/SURABAYA 15/10 PORT KELANG/PENANG/E. MALAYSIA 15/10 BUSAN 15/10 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE/NGO/OSA 15/10 HONG KONG SIM CHINA 15/10 GUANGZHOU/HUANG PU/SHENZHEN FUZHOU/XIAMEN/SHANTOU/SHEKOU OALIAN/SHANGHAI/XINGANG TIANJIN/QINGOAO/HAIKOU also accepting LCL cargo SIM EUROPE/UK 15/10 LON/RJC/LVP/SOU 16/10 ROM/HAM/ANT/LEH/GOA/OSL/GOT/BCN also accepting cargo to Austria/ Hungary/Romania/Poiand/Bulgaria/Czech. SIM USA/CAMAPA 16/10 LOS
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      426 42 I STAR SHIPPING AGENCIES (S) PTE LTD ZMKONTAMBt SBVKE GOLD STAR UNI LTD SETHSMPfMG CORPORATION TELEPHONE: 220-6644 (I LINES) FAX: *****70 tett3on?(*A«nwG) «maio3io*soooM) li AMttKA/CAMttAM SgVKIS TffT I II IMM— I a I bi I if I wrTwT ■mw in it/it LMtia ia/n n/n m/ii n/n m/ii mtuxjmm ui n/it
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      707 42 VESSEL VOY SIN MAA SIH^I TIGER I SI LAND 373N 13-14/10 18-22/10 28-2*lo I TIGER BRIDGE 374N 16-17/10 22 2*o 30-31/10 I TIGER BAY 375N 19-21/10 25-2*lo 02-04/11 I TIGER CAPE 376N 23-24/10 2*ol/11 08-07/11 I TIGER ISLAND 377N 25-2*lo 01-06/11 08-11/11 I TIGER BRIOGE 378N 30-31/10 OMBTII 13-14/11 I
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      163 42 mi m mm aura men IMIWW MW tVII «M 1 IVTI Wiv I c vcmukim mm ivn ~»ti wi tvu w5 i worowi ani~ ~wu~ it/i»" tvw ~*yir 1 Bißimwm ww wit wti MM U»I i»i 'vttAuddtnd I m «rr mm cm m. m. I ■wmwim mm mm mm tv«
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      243 43 "Z row TMMS/ wni SAIUMSS: P. WIDANSAISGAPOiti SOUTH SOUND T «ssa iw PHMK SM <!** TPBM Mkm m ijyiiwu mm 2Si m ~ifez ij/itSi T BSU9H* ***** 14/10 MOM iWwl ihamv m" \v\m ititw |mm ***** )i/ionii aWni NOtTH IQjjjjO URSH yQY gn P6UOAM mm hm* hmdm muaxv 4143W 13/iow
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      411 43 FULL CONTAINER SERVICE FROM MM TO MACRAE VESSEUVOY ETA SIN ETA MAA KOTA JASA V JSAO3S 12-IVIO 17-ISflO TWER ISLAMO V.373N 13-14/10 IS-IS/10 PRNOLYE VJ9 14-11/10 is-20ft0 TKHER BfUOQE V.374M 14-17/10 21-2*lo SEA DRAGON V.ORQO7S 10-17/10 21-22/10 KOTA MAC HAN VJMCO7* IS-I*lo 23-24/10 PRAVOMSK V.2S 22-22/10 27-28/10 FULL CONTAINER SERVICE
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      259 43 AMK/% fIHMMIIrt /■SIiA jrnrriiw rSnAotNcies pre ltd M: *****29 toe 2243/59 WEEKIV CONSOUDAIION SEAVICES LOADING Fraai Shyapora Oct Nav bFaEisl Parts langkok 14/15/11/21 Hon|kon| 13/17/20/24 lomen (KMlun(/Koohswn|) 12/13/19/20 Iwon 13/14/W23 Jakorta 14/17/21/74 Hfliphong 13/14/11/21 Hi (hi MM l«/ 25 I Ta todhn M Coatiaaat Karachi 13/20/27 3 Komboy/Modros 13/20/27 3
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      691 43 sex KBTm TOPAZ 44E" eta sgp 18/10/95 I I Kg II ARRMNG LOS ANGBES Ml 6 DATS I II X I agc "'NEPTUNE CORAL 23E" ETA SGP 18/10/95 I ARRMNG NMf YORK M 23 DATS I EXPORT wwywiftmiiwmjiieitußum wp»cimi4 I Vf>Ml Y2I ioa OAK I VAN STT ATI CCO HOU
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      491 44 #mm& G m m SINO IXPRISS SHIPPING (PTI) LTD. V M M I 11 COLLYER QUAY §06-01 THE ARCADE SINGAPORE 0104. J TEL: *****00 (4 LINES) FAX: *****08 TLX: R*****1 SINOEX >INOTRAN3 SHANGHAI (CONTAINIR SERVICE) SIN/HKO/SHAI STORE HKQ BHAJ VESSEL VOY ETA I ETP ETA I ITP ETA I ETP
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      427 44 MKh(004)*****V IMMWijlßllttMW W'V MUMKOKiMBiWIIT P.KlUWfega)»MO77 J*T:gl) >*****7 MDM:»1)tM«» iMm»«WW IASIA l I f WO WO WO SS GInWWM WO WO WO icHQ 222 52J KSg2SmS222 WO 17/10 wo Im Z BSS 12/10 iano iw j ITS 1 IV.O SHANGHAUDALIAN JPMMEA/MAWU XIAMEN/BEUtNG Manila/Cobu 18/10 19/10 20/10 Tofcyo/Osa/Yoko 16/10 17/10 IQ/10 I
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      121 44 m£F> DRAFT-CARGO HAYS (S) PTE LTD —Wljiion. 3 icomm* KARACHI S ICODtaki/ CALCUTTA*// BOMBAY /ttITTAGONG MhihmV y I o Mtdni COCMNV j I- s£*o CALL: 222 9090 (12 LINES) MARKETING: 222 0835 NVOCC CONSOLIDATION Fa SERVICES Our Customer's Satisfaction is Our Reputation GEMARTRAHS Bbra Sfc Ski Kb MM MM MM
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      169 44 Iff MFL SHIPPING (INTLfc SSStff PTE LTD SUBSIDIARY OF HAJ SUN HUP GROUP FCULCL CONSOLIDATION SERVICES HOT UNESi *****43/345 VESSEL YOY ETA (SIN) DESTINATION AIIIGATOR MIRACLE 6UI 15/io~"NGO ASIAN PEGASUS 400 15/10 TYO/YOK/OSA WAN HAJ 216 N023 15/10 HKG/KEI/KAO API CHINA 04E 17/10 "fiiCG KUO TAI 004N 18/10 BUSAN "r"
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      129 45 fHBKAPAL KRIS Shipping Pte Ltd 701DUXTON ROAD, S%RI *****9 U *****74 Fw *****77 a no. 10/ j nsooooc 1 rua main i i vissa vor rosran vissa vor etdstok DOS MAMMA 9511 14.10.1 995 KKSMEtUII 9557 14.10.1995 lUNGA lUIANG 9541 11.10.1995 US MONO) 9559 23.10.1995 i- mmm i imuakai vtssa
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      79 45 A NIPPON EXPRESS (Worldwide Consolidation System) FIXED WEEKLY DEPARTURE ARRIVAL TO: Arrow U.5.A. IfSEVJJffIRyi m> Singapore ■iMmaiHlifl every mondat ETA LONG REACH EVERY THURSDAY ETACHKAGO EVERY TUESDAY Arrow Europe (17 DAYS TRANSIT ONLY) ■TSTn?HW® ETD S'PORE ■iaiiyifl EVOY SATURDAY ETA FEIXSTOWf EVERY TUESDAY ■•KffTTfi- no store EVERY THURSDAY ETA ROTTERDAM
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      27 46 BA's future in US market uncertain, Page 2 JL 'jj IHE NAME FOR CRANES LIEBHERR SINGAPORE PTE LTD, PANDAN AVENUE Singapore 8260 Hv Telephone Fax *****88 ■■hHVH
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