The Business Times, 14 October 1995

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  • 13 1 Business Times WE KNOW ASIA MITA(P) 194/12/94 Weekend Edition, Oct 14-15 1995 85*
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  • 553 1  -  David Mok SINGAPORE The government's plans for a dramatic increase in big-ticket wafer fabrication plants could bring in more than $10 billion in new investments over the next four years. And that's only for starters. The Ministry of Trade and Industry
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  • 452 1  -  Lee Han Shih SINGAPORE City Developments and Centrepoint Properties (CPL) could make more than $100 million each from having their land at Woodlands acquired by the government. They would have to thank the latest amendment to the Land Acquisition Act and
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  • 367 1  -  It wants to know whether independent valuation made on land deal Shiv Taneja SINGAPORE Property and hospitality group Scotts Holdings, which faces a criminal probe over a 15.5 million land transaction in India, has been queried by the Stock Exchange of Singapore on the
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  • 253 1  -  From Ho Kay Tat in KUALA LUMPUR RENONG Bhd's executive chairman Halim Saad yesterday sold a total of 83.465 million shares in the company through six private placements, reducing his stake from 34 per cent to 31.6 per cent.
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  • 158 1 mvtwt imifoM Friday Clnate STII 2,129 04 -6.98 KLSEComp 963.13 +1.19 Nikkei 17,880.83 -90.57 Hang Seng *198.64 SET Index 1,318.84 -4.42 Jakarta Comp .496.56 +2.04 Manila Comp 2,624.45 +24.65 Taipei WPI 5,115.82 +6.89 Seoul Comp ...1,014.30 -2.36 Bombay BSE30 ...3,581.97 +20.57 CLSA China B 821.92 -3.30 Aust All
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  • 83 1 Reuter NEW YORK Stocks rallied yesterday as investors cheered fresh economic data showing moderate growth and subdued inflation, and long-term interest rates tumbled. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 39.74 points to 4,804.62 at 2 pm EDT. In the broader market at 1 pm EDT,
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  • 153 1 QUEUE-JUMPING is impolite but not unusual in Singapore. But the driver of the lorry yesterday introduced a new dimension to this anti-social habit. He cut into the queue created by a massive traffic jam along Woodlands Road by coming in from the opposite
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  • SINGAPORE NEWS
    • 455 2  -  By Michelle Low CONCERN is growing in (property circles about the impending oversupply in the private residential market and the 4bnsequences for prices and gtcupancy rates, fc. A Vickers Ballas investment research report says that ■ven under favourable dejDand and supply conditions,
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    • 254 2 exhibitors were the top spenders among participants in meetings, incentive, 'convention and exhibition events last year. Each of them, said the Singapore Tourist Promotion ..Board yesterday, spent on average of $3,532 up 18.5 per cent from the amount in ,1993. On a daily basis,
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    • 498 2  -  Christopher Tan RESULTS of November COEs packed a trio of surprises. The Category 3 premium plunged $8,880 to $45,200, the motorcycle premium reached a new high of $4,006 and the price in the Open segment rose $4,898. The Category 3 premium is now lower than
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    • 391 2 THE Land Transport Authority (LTA) is spending $120 million on a four-year plan to relieve traffic congestion at the Upper Serangoon-Braddell-Bartley interchange, as well as the Boundary Road-Upper Paya Lebar Road junction. It will acquire 6.8 ha of state land and 2.5
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    • 237 2 THE vice-president and managing director of top PC maker Compaq Computer Asia-Pa-cific, Lim Soon Hock, has resigned. Mr Lim will leave Compaq at the end of next month "to take up a senior board appointment with a company in the telecommunications industry", he said in
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    • 77 2 THE Australian Society of Certified Practising Accountants (ASCPA) wishes it to be known that it is also among the overseas professional bodies whose final examinations in accountancy are recognised by the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Singapore. The BT report "Accountancy body gives overseas grads
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    • 294 2 ITS BACK. The hit musical Les Miserables ret»p*s jo Singapore for a limited season next February, exactly two years after Jean Valjean sang to packed audiences about how a mouthful of stolen bread can lead to a lifetime of misery. However, those who
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  • THE REGION
    • 447 3 AFP BEIJING China's inflation rate slowed further last month, as a tough policy of price controls and tight credit Altered into the retail economy, putting the government within sight of al5 per cent target for 1995, according to figures
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    • 122 3 Bloomberg Business News KUALA LUMPUR Foreigners who want to buy real estate in Penang will be limited to property that costs more than M 5750,000 (*****,000), according to the Star, a Kuala Lumpur daily. Land and Cooperative Development Minister Osu Suiram said the
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    • 419 3 Pact ends bloodydfecade of division in armed forces AFP MANILA The Philippine government signed a landmark peace accord with military coup plotters yesterday and is talking with communist guerillas in moves to fend off extremist threats. Under the agreement, the rightwing Revolutionary Alliance
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    • 360 3 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR The East Asia Economic Caucus (EAEC) should be launched by a small group of countries, including members of Asean, China, Japan and South Korea, before it is expanded to include other nations in the region. "The launching group should definitely
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    • 301 3 Reuter NEW DELHI India, flush with foodgrains after a run of bumper harvests, is emerging as the world's third largest exporter of rice after the United States and Thailand, the head of a government food export agency said yesterday. Gokul Patnaik, chairman of the
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    • 57 3 Reuter SYDNEY A worker climbing the Sydney Opera House yesterday, as part of an on-going Asl2o million (S$ 129.6 million) 10-year programme to maintain one of Australia's main tourist attractions. Tourism in Australia is one of the largest single export industries, making the Opera House a valuable
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    • 195 3 AFP MANILA A firm controlled by the Philippines' wealthiest Chinese businessmen is to start building a US$4OO million (***** million) terminal at Manila international airport by next February, a company official said yesterday. Antonio Henson, president of Asia's Emerging Dragon Corp
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    • 182 3 AFP HANOI A US delegation is expected to visit Vietnam early next month for exploratory talks with Hanoi on a trade agreement, informed sources said here yesterday. Officials from the US State, Treasury and Commerce departments, the Overseas Private Investment
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    • 385 3 Reuter JAKARTA Timber baron Muhammad "Bob" Hasan yesterday defended his trade group's monopoly on plywood exports, saying it was designed to protect the industry from dumping and speculation. He said resentment against the Indonesia Wood Panel Exporters Association (Apkindo), which he heads,
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    • 83 3 Bernama LIMA Malaysian's Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday that Peru and Malaysia must press ahead to exploit trade and economic cooperation. In view of the relatively new relationship, the two countries must strive for tangible economic cooperation, stronger trade ties and deeper
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    • 45 3 Reuter TIANJIN, China A worker sorting through thousands of reclaimed beer bottles before they are recycled at a Tianjin brewery on Thursday. Packaging from everyday consumer products including plastics, metal and glass is often recycled in China for both economic and ecological reasons.
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    • 66 3 Bernama NEW DELHI The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has recommended to India's Ministry of Surface Transport to adopt the Malaysian and French models of expressway construction on a build-operatc-and-transfer basis (BOT). NHAI chairman Yogendra Narain made the recommendation after studying BOT
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    • 93 3 Reuter DILI, East Timor Indonesia said yesterday it had restored order to the East Timor capital of Dili, completing a sweep through the city in which 120 youths were arrested and four soldiers injured. The region's military commander Major-Gener-al Abdul Rivai told reporters that
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    • 90 3 AFP KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia's northern industrial hub Penang will not back down from its demand that national power giant Tenaga Nasional pay a token sum to consumers hit by a recent power crisis, officials said yesterday. "We'll continue to ask Tenaga Nasional to make a token
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    • 269 3 Reuter BEIJING Discovery Com- i munications Inc (DCI) of the t United States yesterday an- < nounced a programming ex- i change with China Central < Television. But the deal ex- dudes direct broadcasts from j abroad. i Financial arrangements J were
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    • 137 3 CONGRATULATIONS on the purchase of your UK investment property JOHN STRAND (est 1938), in association with its ASIA representative CANAPAC DESIGNS LTD. The representatives of John Strand Canapac Designs Ltd will be in Singapore from the 14th to the 20th of October. To advise you on the FURNISHING and INTERIOR
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  • REGION/WORLD
    • 485 4 Bloomberg Business News, AFP, Reuter TOKYO The Japanese economy remains "at a standstill", the Economic Planning Agency said yesterday in its monthly report, although the yen's decline and rising capital investment offer glimmers of hope. Also brightening the outlook are rising stock prices
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    • 304 4 Reuter WASHINGTON September's rise in the Consumer Price Index matched a 0.1 per cent gain in August. The closely watched "core" rate, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, rose 0.2 per cent in September for the fifth consecutive month. Wall Street economists
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    • 315 4 AFP WASHINGTON US firms have lost out on international contracts worth US$36 billion (5J51.3 billion) partly because foreign competitors offered bribes, according to a Commerce Department report to Congress on Thursday. Most of the report, which was compiled using US intelligence services,
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    • Article, Illustration
      69 4 Reuter FRANKFURT A visitor looking through a tall stack of books at the Frankfurt International Book Fair on Thursday. The event, the world's largest book fair, has more than 300,000 books on display. The fair is taking place against a backdrop of concern among European publishers over a
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    • 241 4 Reuter, AFP BLACKPOOL UK Prime Minister John Major said yesterday Britain had constitutional objections to a federal system in Europe and warned it would not join one even if its partners on the continent did. "It wouldn't work for us. Our partners must
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    • 87 4 Reuter OSLO The 1995 Nobel Peace Prize was awarded yesterday to veteran antinuclear campaigner Joseph Rotblat and the Pugwash organisation he chairs. The Norwegian Nobel committee that awards the annual prize said it was a specific protest against French nuclear tests. The 86-year-old Polish-born physicist, now
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    • 69 4 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO Senior officials from members of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) forum were unable to wrap up an agreement on an "action agenda" as a result of disputes over issues such as agricultural trade, said Hiromoto Seki, Japan's ambassador to Apec. "We've reached
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    • 245 4 Bloomberg Business News BEIJING A year ago, US Commerce Secretary Ron Brown left here tagged a "six billion dollar man" after presiding over a raft of new deals between US and Chinese companies. A year on, with Mr Brown due to return to
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    • 341 4  -  Peter Osborse SINGAPORE Australian Prime Minister Paul Keating has reaffirmed his country's economic and political engagement with Asia as the link to future security and prosperity and has questioned whether his political opponents have the same commifMerlf. In a speech yesterday in
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    • 268 4 Reuter, Bloomberg Business News NEW YORK Federal Reserve Bank of New York First Vice-President Ernest Patrikis said the investigation into Daiwa Bank Ltd was a long story that the US central bank would tell at a later stage. "We don't
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    • 106 4 Bloomberg Business News NEW YORK A clause in the agreement between Time Warner Inc and Turner Broadcasting System Inc gives both companies the right to call off the merger if a lawsuit filed by US West Inc is still pending. The clause, revealed in the merger agreement filed
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    • 96 4 Reuter CLEVELAND, England Samsung Co, the South Korean electronics giant, opened a £4SO million (Ssl billion) consumer electronics factory in northeast England yesterday, promising to create 3,000 full-time jobs by the year 2000. Samsung vice-chairman and chief executive officer Kwang Ho Kim said the factory, which is
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  • COMPANIES & MARKETS
    • EYE on your STOCKS
      • 18 5 For next week's expected market sentiment, see BTs Sentiment Index on EL4 (Personal Finance Investment section)
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        91 5  -  -By Ven Sreenivasan DBS Land, which closed yesterday at $4.16, could fall by another six to eight cents before recovering. Its daily and weekly RSI and Stochastics are neutral, suggesting little chance of a recovery in the near term. Any upturn will depend on volume picking up next
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    • 512 5  -  Conrad Raj SINGAPORE Total Access Communication (TAQ yesterday closed at US$6.4O on its debut on the Stock Exchange of Singapore, up 2.4 per cent from the international placement offer price of U556.25. It did better when compared to its retail offer
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    • 412 5  -  Genevieve Cua SINGAPORE Shareholders of takeover target Asia Matrix Ltd were yesterday advised to sell their shares in the open market, due to "a degree of risk and uncertainty" over the company's long-term prospects. The company's controlling shareholders, led by
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    • 338 5 MBT KUALA LUMPUR Faber Group Bhd minority shareholders have been advised to approve the group's proposed disposal of its entire 30 per cent stake in Projek Lebuhraya Utara Selatan Sdn Bhd (Plus) in a M 52.6 billion (551.46 billion) share swap with United
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    • 231 5  -  Lee Wai Leoag SINGAPORE Sembawang Media, the wholly owned information technology arm of Sembawang Corporation, yesterday said it has been appointed the official distributor of Netscape Communication's Internet software in South-east Asia. One of the hottest companies in the information technology industry today, Netscape is
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    • 721 5  -  HOCK LOCK SIEW By William Chia SINGAPORE The Indonesian government's decision to give special incentives to domestic investors in the initial public offer of state-owned giant Telekomunikasi Indonesia (Telkom) could be just the wake-up call a slumbering Jakarta bourse needs. The fundamental weakness of
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    • 333 5  -  Parties in suits over USsl4m loss want to avoid protracted litigation From No Kay Tat in KUALA LUMPUR ALL the parties involved in two separate legal suits filed over a US$ 14 million (SS2O million) derivatives trading loss suffered by Malaysia's Berjaya
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    • COMPANIES
      • 65 6 SINGAPORE Goldtron yesterday informed the stock exchange that its joint venture with PT Arhawishanto Bhakti Nusa will have an initial paid up capital of US$5 million (Ss7 million). The joint venture to manufacture and distribute telecommunications and other electronic products in Indonesia is called PT Arha
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      • 63 6 SINGAPORE SNP Corporation yesterday said the exercise price of its warrants has been fixed at 89 cents for each new share. The exercise price was determined based on a 28 per cent discount from the weighted average of the last transacted price per share quoted on
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      • 39 6 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia's largest bank, Malayan Banking Bhd (Maybank), is opening a branch in Hanoi today. The branch will provide services from deposits and loans to fund transfers and trade financing, Maybank said yesterday.
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      • 58 6 Reuter JAKARTA Indonesia's engineering company PT Bukaka Teknik Utama said in a statement yesterday sales target in 1995 was projected to reach 238 billion rupiah (SSI49 million). Bukaka said the company has won new contracts totalling 485 billion rupiah and was also finalising an
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      • 205 6 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Owners of J W Marriott and the Conrad, two centrally located hotels on Hongkong Island, have put their properties on the market, the Eastern Express reported yesterday, citing local sources. The Swire Group, the British parent of the local aviation and
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      • 599 6  -  Conditional cash offer made for remaining shares at HK$3.B5 each From Quak Hiang Whai in HONGKONG MALAYSIAN timber and media tycoon Tiong Hiew King and his family have taken control of Hongkong-listed Ming Pao Enterprise, marking an end to a highly volatile era under
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      • 508 6  -  ay Vikram Khanna SINGAPORE With the US economic recovery showing staying power, the bull market in US stocks looks set to continue through 1996, top strategists at the US investment bank Morgan Stanley said yesterday., In a
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      • 275 6 Reuter SYDNEY The founding families of Australia's biggest retailer, Coles Myer Ltd, called yesterday for a boardroom purge, demanding in rare public statements that the company's besieged chairman step down. The descendants of founders George Coles and Sidney Myer said they found it unacceptable
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      • 602 6 New spin-off subsidiary negotiating China projects, shares to be sold nextweek Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG New World Development Co needs the Chinese government to permit higher rates of return on infrastructure projects to fulfill its expansion plans, said the
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      • 326 6 Bernama PETALING JAYA Sistem Televisyen Malaysia Bhd (TV3) has joined hands with a firm which produces and distributes home entertainment software, said its managing director, Khalid Ahmad. Yesterday, TV3 entered into a sales and purchase agreement with Mercury Entertainment (International) Pte Ltd, a Singapore-based
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      • 256 6 Reuter TAIPEI —Taiwan's Yeu Tyan Machinery company chairman said the company bounced NT$2B million (SSI.S million) worth of cheques because of recent Financial troubles, but insisted the firm would not go bankrupt. "Yeu Tyan will not, cannot go bankrupt. We have plenty of funds in
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      • 547 6 MG Spore Premier T! 0.90 O.M0 MG Asie Premier T 0.92 0.97® The Commerce 1.52 1.41 Ml The Sivnp Fund 1.47 IJ< ClkOI P MMM MM S*pore Prog Fund 0.57 0 61id Ciu Gtobel Bowd Fd 0.976 0.984fpore Sec Fund 0.89 0.94 cUAMbftiN 1.0B0 1.1)0S pore In vex Fund IJU
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      • 532 7 Reuter TOKYO The risk of further falls in Japanese bank shares has diminished as Tokyo's stock market seems to have digested most negative news over Daiwa Bank Ltd's losses in New York bond trading, analysts said. "Daiwa shares are poised
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      • 339 7 Bloomberg Business News WASHINGTON AT&T Corp won significant regulatory relief on Thursday that will let it cut prices at a moment's notice, start new services whenever it wants, and raise the level of competition in the long-distance marketplace. The
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      • 116 7 NYT NEW YORK Paine Webber Group Inc, long considered a laggard among the nation's retail brokerages, surprised Wall Street on Thursday by reporting that its third-quarter earnings nearly tripled. The firm's performance perpetuated a string of strong earnings reports from securities firms, which benefited
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      • 320 7 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO Japan's major retailers are staging a comeback after getting lambasted by falling prices, depressed consumer spending and the Kobe earthquake. Daiei Inc, Japan's largest supermarket chain, said yesterday that its pre-tax profit rose 7.1 per cent for the halfyear
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      • 370 7 Financial Times NEW YORK J P Morgan s transformation into an investment bank took a further step in the last quarter with an 81 per cent advance in corporate finance income, according to figures released by the US bank on Thursday. The bank
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      • 72 7 Bloomberg Business News BEIJING Japanese trading company Itochu Corp has bought a 20 per cent stake in Chinese light truck maker Beijing Light Automobile Co Ltd (Blac) for 200 million yuan (SS34 million), Blac officials said. The deal, subject to approval by China's Ministry
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      • 84 7 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Orange, the UK mobile telephone service owned by Hutchison Whampoa Ltd, has no immediate plans to sell shares and has instead appointed an investment bank to arrange debt financing, the Eastern Express reported. Canning Fok, Hutchison's managing director, said Orange would
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      • 82 7 Reuter HONGKONG Chinese household and electrical appliance concern Meran Co said it had agreed to set up a US$l3O million (SSIBS million) joint venture with Raytheon Co for the production of ozone-friendly refrigerators. A Meran official said Raytheon would have a SS per cent stake,
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      • 81 7 Bloomberg Business News MELBOURNE Pacific Dunlop Ltd said it will sell its hearing aid manufacturing subsidiary Cochlear Ltd through a public share offer. The company didn't say how much it wants to receive from the offer, though a report in the Australian Financial Review last
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    • FINANCE & COMMODITIES
      • 286 8 AFP LONDON Salomon Brothers has been disciplined by City regulators for failing to detect losses exceeding US$BOO million (551.14 billion) over several years, mainly in London, the Financial Times reported yesterday. The Securities and Futures Authority (SFA) had penalised Salomon Brothers
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      • 270 8 Bloomberg Business News RAHWAY, New Jersey Hurricane Opal wreaked US$2.l billion (Ss3 billion) in damage to insured property in six states, according to the latest insurance industry estimate. The study is the first official damage tally based on tours of the damaged areas
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      • 450 8 DBS Bank weekly currency review US$/mark THE US$/mark traded lower to 1.4045 on Monday before correcting its losses to 1.4288 on Thursday. It then fell to 1.4170 on the same day and was seen at the 1.4195 level yesterday morning. The unit is
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      • 185 8 Reuter SHANGHAI The People's Bank of China has taken over the Shanghai branch of Bei-jing-based Zhongyin Trust and Investment Co, a stock and futures brokerage, the first such case in China, the China Securities News said yesterday. The paper said the branch "had
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      • 324 8 Coffee, Sugar Cocoa Exchange votes to stay in New York Bloomberg Business News NEW YORK The Coffee, Sugar A Cocoa Exchange's board of managers voted to drop plans to move to New Jersey and instead will move the exchange to a new building planned for lower Manhattan. The board said
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      • 298 8 Joins Amex, Cathay Pacific in taking advantage of tax concessions Bloomberg Business News SYDNEY New York-based investment bank Bankers Trust Co will invest about AS 19 million (5520.5 million) to set up an Asian regional headquarters in Sydney, the Australian government said
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      • 233 8 Reuter LONDON World oil prices rose yesterday amid mild worries about short-term supplies of a key North Sea grade of crude oil. London November futures for international benchmark North Sea Brent blend were 14 cents higher at U5515.97 a barrel by
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      • 201 8 Reuter LONDON The dollar edged higher during the European morning as positions were adjusted ahead of the weekend, but volume remained low as the only focus was the US inflation and sales figures. Dealers said the dollar's gentle rise yesterday morning mainly reflected a slightly softer mark, which also
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      • 98 8 AFP NEW YORK The dollar firmed against other major currencies in a calm market here early yesterday, but the market lacked conviction in the absence of any real factor to support the greenback. At about 1423 GMT, the dollar was quoted as trading at 1.4310 mails, up from
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    • COMMODITIES & FUTURES
      • 1232 9 Reuter SINGAPORE Simex Euroyen and Eurodollar futures closed higher on buying interest, with dealers exE:ting sentiment to remain firm on rodollars ahead of the release of US retail and inflation figures later yesterday. "The market should retain some buHish buyers going into the figurea,"
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      • 698 9 COMMODITY REPORT! KL Tin TIN price on the KLTM rose 18 sen to M$ 1 5.61 per kg on strong buying interest which was influenced by a US$l5O overnight surge on the LME. Dealers said the gains on LME helped the KLTM
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      • 93 9 SINGAPORE India's recent rice shipments to Indonesia, involving more than 10,000 tonnes, have severe quality problems, according to trade sources. The cargoes were found with very yellow rice, black grains and clumps, and in some cases it wasn't clear if the contents were rice, they
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      • 90 9 TOKYO Baaed on its current rate of copper production, China is poised to exceed a government output plan for 1991 China's copper output blue- J print for 1995 has been revised to 740,000 tonnes from an original goal of 700,000 formulated in 1994. But
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      • 69 9 FRANKFURT German cocoa imports during June reached 19,215 tonnes, down 17.5 per cent from the 23,289 tonnes purchased a year earlier, according to provisional data from the Federal Statistics Office in Wiesbaden. June imports fell 32 per cent from the 28,229 tonnes imported in May 1995.
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      • 82 9 TAIPEI Higher international prices are seen as the primary reason behind the steep drop in Taiwan s August silver imports, which according to customs statistics fell to 4,350 kg from 23,620 kg in July. "July was an abnormally high base figure reflecting the fact
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    • 1350 9 SICOM Fatoti RuMmt (futurM cloalwt at 8.30pm) mSlCHkMk (Scents/kg) Clofe Volume Ooen Month High Low Sett (tonnes) Interest Nov 95 209 00 205.50 205 50 125 floo Dec 95 204.50 202 50 202 50 175 1400 Ian 96 200.00 200 00 200.00 25 1250 Feb 200 00 200
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    • REGIONAL STOCK MARKETS
      • 939 10 +20.6 SHARE prices closed higher yesterday following a rally on wall Street and strong interest in market leader BHP. "After good gains in New York the last few days we've seen buyers taking up the ball on the local front, said a broker, adding that there was "good buying
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      • 560 10 +24.65 Shares closed higher in a technical rally, but analysts warned that negative sentiments caused by rising inflation remained. "What's happening is just a technical rally. The fundamentals haven't changed," said an analyst. "The market is still dampened by negative sentiment over higher inflation and interest rates." The PSE
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      • 488 10 +6*9 Share prices finished higher in light trading amid a lack of institutional buyers. "No big buyers were seen today as the index see-sawed in a narrow range," said a trader. The 321-issue Weighted Price Index edged up 6.89 points to 5,115.82. Turnover was 1.046 billion shares worth NTS
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      • 420 10 •2M Stocks fell after two days of gains, on expectations of slower export growth after the recent fall in the yen's value. A weaker yen hurts South Korean exports by lowering the prices of their Japanese competitors. This is expected to reduce the country's economic growth to 7 per
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      • 297 10 -5.37 Shares finished a dull Black Friday session lower. Brokers said they were looking forward to a livelier week on Monday with the September quarter Consumer Price Index on Tuesday a potential mover of the interest rate market. The overall market was said to be struggling to maintain
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      • 81 10 +20.57 Share prices finished higher on widespread support from local and foreign mutual funds. "The foreign demand was good," said a broker. "It was the main highlight." The 30-share BSE index closed up 20.57 points at 3,581.97. The 100-stock National index gained 2.66 to 1,624.54. "The market was also
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      • 642 10 +4AJL SHARES challenged record territory, ending narrowly off their all-time closing high as favourable US data and fears of being caught short of stock in a market rife with bid rumours squeezed prices higher. The FTSE 100 Index closed up 44.2 points at 3,568.0, just below its Sep 13
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      • 129 10 +1&28 Share prices closed higher on hopes that the franc's continuing recovery will allow the Bank of France to relax monetary policy. The CAC-40 Index gained 13.28 points at 1,817.03. Volume totalled 3.6 billion francs. With the franc now firmly established at around 3.48 to the mark following its
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      • 155 10 +38.71 Shares closed higher in moderate trading on positive technical factors and a strong Bund futures contract. The DAX Index closed up 38.71 points at 2,196.83. One dealer said the market rose strongly on technical factors after resistance was broken at the 2,165 ppint level. He said the positive
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      • 162 10 +1&39 Belgian shares ended near their session highs fuelled by a technical reaction, a stronger dollar and bonds, and advances on other European markets. The Bel-20 Index of leading shares closed 18.39 points higher at 1,426.10 in brisk volume. "The financial climate turned out to be more positive than
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      • 140 10 •33 Italian stocks fell, led by Stet and Fiat, as a wave of selling began in the last two hours of trading ahead of the end of the monthly account next Tuesday. Earlier, telecommunications and stocks with small market capitalisation had risen and the larger companies lagged. Gemma first
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      • 221 10 +1.92 Dutch shares rose further in late session trade, buoyed by strong gains in the US and UK stock markets. The AEX Index gained 1.92 points at 461.40. "The performance of the AEX looks okay, but when you compare it with the strength of the FTSE and the Dow,
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      • 241 10 +25 JZ Shares closed a strong week on yet another year-high in good volume. The solid gains were even more pleasing, not only because it was October usually a weak month but also Friday the 13th, a dealer said. The Arming dollar was seen boosting stocks and liquidity is
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      • 382 10 +44.7 South African shares finished mixed as industrials overcame pre-weekend nerves to post steady gains on the back of stronger London and New York stocks and steady interest. But golds slipped back as concern ahead of gold mine quarterly results and on bullion's lacklustre showing. A dealer said sentiment
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      • 235 10 +13.46 Stocks opened higher as the October blues seemed over and money-laden corporations were looking to buy. The TSE 300 rose 13.46 points to 4,490.17 on volume of nine million shares valued at C 5187.5 million. "We're looking for a strong period from now to the end of the
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      • 617 10 +25.65 Stock prices extended their early gains in active trading early yesterday as bonds rallied following another positive inflation news. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which climbed 29.63 points on Thursday, was ahead 25.65 to 4,790.53 at 11am EDT. The NYSE Composite Index was ahead 1.52 to 313.89,
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      2317 11 Reuter, Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Stocks closed sharply higher, punching through the 9,800 level on Wall Street's second straight winning session and bullish views of the local market, dealers said. US bond yields fell to a 20-month low in New York trading amid signs American inflation isn't accelerating. With
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      585 11 CLSA IN Hongkong, the H share index last 1.23 points to 964.72 on turnover of HKSS million. The top winners were Dongfang, up 4.3 per cent, and Beiren Printing, up 3.2 per cent. The top losers were Luoyang Glass, down 2.S per cent, Shanghai Petrochem, down 1.1 per cent.
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      2363 11 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO Stoclo fell to their level in two weeks, led by construction and electronics i shares, as investors reviewed their outlooks on earnings ahead !iof the mid-year earning? season. Electronics are being affected ',by New York's recent willinatlness to reconsider their pront outlook, traders said. Technolo-
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      1490 11 Reuter BANGKOK Stocks closed lower in light trade as investors sold communications issues, brokers said. The SET Index closed at 1,318.84 points, down 4.42, on turnover of 4.14 billion baht. Falls beat risers ISO to 106 with 137 unchanged. The market is still very bearish. Investors today sold communications
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      1054 11 Reuter JAKARTA Stocks ended mixed, with the newly-listed Suryamas Dutamakmur under selling pressure and Citra Marga rising on market rumours. The Composite Index rose 2.04 points to 496.56. "Suryamas, which was actively traded, was under selling pressure following a poor debut on Thursday," a broker said. Suryamas Dutamakmur fell
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    • 2494 12 Gr Gr IMS LM V«l On UmOhK Dt* Dt» YM Net M Cap High Lmm Stao C—m Salt (U00) H*h fxx Bayer Srikr Cw P/E Ml MALAYSIAN STOCKS 4Tt 196 m 5000 AISB 30c 320 -6 102 326 316 314 324 3.0 -2.9 0.3 3212 127 T7.S m
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      • 6578 12 Bloomberg Business News KUALA LUMPUR Stocks closed mixed yesterday as investors refrained from making changes in their portfolios ahead of the federal budget announcement on Oct 27. The KLSE Composite Index rose 1.19 points to 963.13. The Emas Index was down 0.22 at
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      • 1809 14  -  By R Sivanithy SINGAPORE A strong overnight surge on Wall Street failed to ignite any interest in local stocks yesterday. Sentiment throughout the day remained as it had for the past few sessions steeped in caution and leading to softer prices across the
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  • Executive Lifestyle
    • 1180 15  -  As educational standards rise, getting a child geared up for the rigours of primary school has become a major preoccupation. How can parents ensure that their kids get off to a good start? Corinne Kerk looks at some nursery and pre-school options Corinne Kerk TWENTY
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    • 420 15 WHETHER parents will pay to send their kids to upscale child care centres really boils down to what they feel is important for the child. Insurance manager Christopher Goh likes the speech and drama programmes at one of the upscale child care centres. "We're
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    • STRAWS IN THE WIND
      • 81 15 HERE'S the first batch of post-verdict OJ Simpson jokes to roll off the press: Q: What is OJ's Internet sign-on? A: Slash slash backslash backslash slash escape. Q: Why does OJ's mother insist that he go home for Christmas? A: He's the only one who knows how
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      • 25 15 THERE is a lawyer in Hongkong who is aptly named Chlorophyll Yip. Translated into Chinese, "Yip" means "leaf'. Wonder if business is growing.
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      • 65 15 WE DIDN't know TCS had moved house, much less merged with SPH. So it was a bit of a surprise to find a convention organiser sending a letter to a Straits Times journalist and addressing it thus: "Mr Juidht(sic) Holmberg, Television Corporation of Singapore, 390 Kim Seng Road,
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      • 45 15 THIS person who's trying to sell his bungalow in Sunset Way isn't going to attract buyers with his ad, which starts off with "Sunset Bungle A typing error? Or a candid admission to having made a mistake buying it in the first place?
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      • 1029 16  -  i LETTER FROM HANOI Illegal betting thrives in both cities and villages as ordinary folk try to get rich quick HARISH MEHTA The writer is BTs Indochina correspondent BARRED from gambling at the country's only casino, the Vietnamese people have been forced to
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      • 1093 16  -  With school holidays around the corner, Said Abdullah calls for a cap on violent shows —before our youngsters bash the message home Said Abdullah The writer, a BT journalist on the foreign desk, has four school-going children WITH THE year-end school holidays just around
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      • 719 16  -  Letting Croats, but not Serbs, off would be a travesty of justice, says Peter Osborne Peter Osborne IWUIVIUWI Oiupill LA4. m rtnuj|iuinA.K. r iiii«— Nations spokesman in Zagreb and Belgrade during 1993 ONE HUNDRED kilometres south-west of Croatia's capital of Zagreb lies
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    • LEISURE
      • 868 17  -  Kevin Sullivan meets the chairman of David Linley Furniture Kevin Sullivan DAVID Linley has much to be pleased about. He has succeeded where thousands have failed. His company, David Linley Furniture, is a niche manufacturer which has bucked the British small-firm trend; it has survived a horrible recession
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      • 984 17  -  Martin Loh is certainly one artist who knows his market Parvathi N Narayan has the details Parvathi N Narayan The writer is an artist who contributed this article to Executive Lifestyle EOPLE say that to be a good artist you have to M. be poor and suffer.
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      • BULLS EYE
        • 38 18 Those polled for their views on the Singapore stock market for the week ahead: Alliance, Baring, Daiwa, Fraser, GK Goh, Morgan Orenfell, Nomura, Peregrine, Phillip, Smith New Court. RflW denote number of respondents
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        • 322 18 Peregrine Securities (Oct 9) Banks. There was a perception that banks' results were poor. However, we have revised our forecasts up on two of the Big Four DBS Bank and OCBC Bank and the net downward adjustment was just 1.5 percent. The share price of UOB which caused the
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        • 367 18 Zalik Securities (Oct 9) Malaysia Resources Corp Bhd (MRCB). The 55:45 per cent joint venture between MRCB and Permodalan Bhd signed a M 5554 million contract to procure and construct part of a 500 kv transmission system developed by Tenaga Nasional. Assuming a margin of 10 per cent, MRCB's
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        • 297 18  -  Cheah Cheng Hye Managing director Value Partners Ltd, Hongkong K UCHoftheinl%/| formation ItX available to investors is useless. The reason is that once a certain perception or piece of information is widely known and acceptable, there is no advantage in acting on it, because it is already
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      • 797 18  -  T^Wgc By Lee Yoke Har THE Fabcr Group's plan to sell its lucrative stake in highway operator Projek Lebuhraya Utara-Selatan (Plus) will meet its Final hurdle on Monday when shareholders vote on it at an extraordinary general meeting. The meeting looks
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      • 115 18 FROM a technical point of view, United Engineers Malaysia (UEM) shares are on the weak side, says chartist Stephen Soo, head of research at PI Capital Research Services. He says investors holding UEM shares should be looking to sell around MS 17 as there is
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      • 618 18 Sentiment shifts as the picture of third-quarter profits unfolds in Wall Street. The final picture is not clear yet but, for the time being, seems rosy Bloomberg Business News MAYBE third-quarter profits were pretty good after all. Financial services
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      • 677 18 The high flyers of the first nine months of 1995 have been downed by warnings of lower profit NYT IF YOU have a weak heart, technology stocks may not be where you want to have your money. Mutual funds specialising in technology stocks fell
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      • 698 18 as al Oct 9. 1995 »nn 55S niii 01.01.75 S5 -Ml 555 Tit S5~" *5 Credit Lyoanais Singapore Gr 28.07.69 -2.66 10 -6.13 10 4.63 4 >16.16 10 *2J5 10 121.58 2 OCBC Savers Capital Fund 27.04.17 -0J7 -2.86 3 5.97 I -4.12 2 16.34 3 16.70 3 OUB Union
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      • 630 19  -  Conrad Raj looks at why economists are concerned over September's jump in prices Eye on the region: Philippines Conrad Raj Perhaps no country is more plagued by calamities both natural and man-made than the Philippines, the 7,107-is- land archipelago that until lately was the economic odd-man-out in
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      • 731 19 Jon Friedman looks at what separates the pros trom the schmos Bloomberg Business News "Everyone lives by selling something", Robert. Louis Stevenson IT IS every investor's dilemma: When to sell. Whether it is a high-fly-ing stock that could go higher or a low-return
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      • 380 19  -  By Lee Yoke Har DESPITE commercial property stocks recently losing some of their lustre, Vickers Ballas Investment Research is still upbeat about the sector's prospects. It says the office market will probably stay firm, with occupancy seen hovering around the 92-93 per cent level
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      • 545 19  -  Nikko's new unit trust, aimed at fixed deposit holders, will have an exposure to the Japanese market, reports Shir Taneja Shiv Taneja THE latest unit trust offering comes from a < newcomer to the local unit trust scene, though no stranger to managing
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    • EPICURE
      • 555 22  -  Jaime Ee drops in at the newly-opened Raffles Culinary Academy, where one can brush up on all kinds of cooking skills in classy yet cosy surroundings Jaime Ee WHEN one enjoys eating, it generally follows that one enjoys cooking as well. While most home cooks are
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      • 384 22  -  PwIIHUH By JAIME EE LES AMIS, the uppity French restaurant with its slightly erratic service, has come up with a fresh new lunch menu that's worth investigating. Its daily table d'hote set lunch has inched up only slightly to $39 from its early
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      • 790 22  -  Wlne By N KYONG I REVISITED Maison F E Trimbach of Ribeauville in Alsace last month. My last visit there had been five years ago, and I was therefore greatly looking forward to this visit to see what the Trimbachs had done in 1989 and 1990.
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    • PEOPLE
      • 147 22 IT WAS cheers or chaiyo as they say in Thai when Asia Pacific Breweries officially opened its 12th overseas brewery on Aug 19. Of course the guests quenched their thirst with Heineken, the beer produced by the joint venture called Thai Asia Pacific Brewery. Asia Pacific Breweries
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