The Business Times, 27 September 1997
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Title Section14 1997-09-27 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MITA (P) 023/12 MS SINGAPORE Internet: http://www.asial.com.sg/biztimes WEEKEND EDITION, SEPTEMBER 27-28,199714 words
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572 1997-09-27 1 Harish Mehta - Construction sector may be hardest hit dne to property market collapse From] Harish Mehta in Bangkok THAILAND'S finance-sector elites as well as its blue-collar workforce are bracing for the country's worst layoffs. Anywhere between 180,000 and 2.9 million of them could be572 words
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456 1997-09-27 1 Diana Oon - Bnt analysts warn plan may pnt great pressure on developers'cash flow By\ Diana Oon [SINGAPORE] DBS Land and the Far East group are offering Hongkong buyers an innovative discount to buy their newly-launched Casafina condominium in Bedok South. They propose456 words
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Article272 1997-09-27 1 AFF [HONGKONG] The Hongkong government has decided to ban English as the main teaching language in schools and school principals who refuse could be jailed. The education department announced yesterday that schools will start teaching in Cantonese from next year, despite the opposition of manyAFF - 272 words
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Article, Illustration407 1997-09-27 1 Jenny Lam - By, Jenny Lam [SINGAPORE] The tender to sell Gallop Gables condominium has drawn a lukewarm response with about 100 bids received for the 102 units available for sale. "After discounting the unreasonable bids, the figure was reduced to over 55 bids which were407 words
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Advertisement45 1997-09-27 1 ftinrliL riitiii i gmt fIMNB BMB Tile Kuok Group's retail arm, which has been t i Pbom uncKr j ucucifli Full-year earnings NET(Stei) CHANGE Lum Chang 19.0 -4 Interim earnings Ventore 15.9 ■ftn 1 rqfcrt^on jUUJITIIIITw 3 TV EL7 COMPANIES 7-9 COMMODnTO 11 ~L>. Jf-45 words
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Advertisement88 1997-09-27 1 <1 OMifc -Jc*n RBUTBR Garnda jet crashes [JAKARTA] This is all that's left of the Indonesian Garuda passenger jet which crashed yesterday in northern Sumatra. State TV said all 234 passengers and crew on board were killed in what was described as Indonesia's worst air disaster. The plane went down88 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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Article, Illustration516 1997-09-27 2 Carol Eng - Creditors of KRC said to be divided over repayment scheme By Carol Eng THE Kuok Group's retail and leisure arm, Kuok Retail Concepts (KRC), could be wound up. The company, 50 per cent owned by Kuok Singapore and which used toFILE PHOTO - 516 words
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335 1997-09-27 2 Clarissa Tan - Byi Clarissa Tan SINGAPORE has come in third among institutional investors' favourite markets in Asia, according to a survey by New York-based consultancy Gavin Andersen Company. It garnered nine mentions, from the 41 institutions, including JP Morgan Securities and Rothschild Asset Management,335 words
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169 1997-09-27 2 SINGAPORE Press Holdings (SPH) is selling its first product on the Web using the Secure Encrypted Transactions system. Internet users around the world can fill in an order form for Lee Kuan Yew: The man and his ideas on the Straits Times Interactive169 words
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Article125 1997-09-27 2 THE second pre-trial conference involving the Royal Brothers graft case, which was scheduled for yesterday, has been postponed to Oct 9. Both sides "were not ready to take trial" yesterday, said Deputy Public Prosecutor Muhammed Hidhir. The court hearing date, originally set for Nov 24, will125 words
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Article, Illustration433 1997-09-27 2 Toh Han Shih - It can grow into high tech hotbed in its own way, TechVentnre conference toM By' Toh Han Shih SINGAPORE should not imitate wholesale Silicon Valley but could adopt some of its good points, say participants of a technology and venture capital conference,FILE PHOTO - 433 words
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202 1997-09-27 2 THE average 24-hour pollution level in Singapore is likely to stay below the 100 PSI mark. And even if the index hits 200, it is unlikely to last more than two or three days at a stretch, the Ministry of Environment said yesterday.202 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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FOCUS: PERSONAL FINANCE & INVESTMEMT
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BULL'S EYE
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Article, Illustration627 1997-09-27 3 Those polled for their views on the Singapore stock market outlook for next week were: BZW, Daiwa Securities, DBS Securities, Fraser Securities, GK Goh, Hoare Govett ABN Amro, Nomura Securities, SBC Warburg. OCBC Bask ♦(Boy) BZW Pacific Union, Sept 24, $10.10 (foreign), $8.20 (local) Group shareholders' funds627 words
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Article, Illustration421 1997-09-27 3 Ong Chin Huat - *sr Ong Chin Huat cSSeUhraSiw Reaerch A Development (GBRD), National university 4411 ir ANY forecasts had IVI been off the actual I.IX second-quarter growth of 7.8 per cent. This has led one to wonder about the usefulness of economic forecasting in Singapore. In the first place, forecasting421 words
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Article, Illustration864 1997-09-27 3 Shiv Taneja - Small-cap stocks have been growing faster than bigger ones and two firms have just launched unit trusts to invest in them By I Shiv Taneja SINGAPORE SMALL can be seriously big when it comes to investing, and no one knows this better than the folks864 words
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645 1997-09-27 3 Caroline Meakin - BasT^ to Basics By i Caroline Meakin The writer is manager of private client portfolios at Schroder Investment Management Singapore. Future articles in this fortnightly series will deal with managing investments, monitoring performance and how unit trusts work. [SINGAPORE] IF THERE was645 words
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Article, Illustration659 1997-09-27 3 S N Vasuki - BTB OH THE REGION: INDONESIA Economists say Indon economy ma crucial transition phase Froml S N Vasuki in Jakarta PREDICTING the short-term outlook of the Jakarta stock market is proving to be an extremely risky proposition. As the currency crisis continues to savageFILE PHOTO - 659 words
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REGION
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657 1997-09-27 4 S N Vasuki - JAKARTA Economists cnt ODP estimates for economy whacked by nqnah crisis, drought By S N Vasuki THE Indonesian economy is in the throes of a major slowdown as a weak rupiah, a severe drought and a tough austerity package wreak havoc on657 words
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Article, Illustration282 1997-09-27 4 Larry Wee - SINGAPORE Moot of the 240 banks operating in Indonesia are welk By] Larry Wee DETAILS on the health of Indonesia's banking sector should be revealed before year-end, "hopefiilly sooner", said the governor of the Indonesian central bank yesterday evening. The majority of282 words
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Article, Illustration285 1997-09-27 4 Larry Wee - By] Larry Wee (SINGAPORE] The Indonesian rupiah dived 3 per cent to close at a record low of 3,125 against the greenback in Asian trading yesterday. Observers said following Standard Poor's downgrading of Malaysia's long-term credit outlook, regional currencies were pressured by fears that creditSource: Bloomberg - 285 words
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326 1997-09-27 4 JAKARTA Reuter FOREST fires in Indonesia have spread to rubber and palm oil plantations and are likely to hit output, officials and traders said yesterday. Agriculture Minister Syarifuddin Baharsyah said 173 plantation areas were reported to be on fire, 73 of which hadReuter - 326 words
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305 1997-09-27 4 Al Labita - MANILA Change reflects falling prospects of an upgrade over the next few years By Al Labita STANDARD Poor's yesterday lowered the Philippines' credit rating outlook due to concerns over a flagging fiscal position, the peso's volatility and high interest rates. In a statement, the305 words
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357 1997-09-27 4 Vikram Khanna - By' Vikram Khanna [SINGAPORE] US credit rating agency Standard and Poor's (S&P) said yesterday that, contrary to some press reports, it has not downgraded its actual ratings on Malaysia's foreign or local currency debt. Its Thursday report only downgraded what it calls the357 words
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Article, Illustration547 1997-09-27 4 Harish Mehta - BANGKOK From Harish Mehta THAI Prime Minister Chavalit Yongchaiyudh's six-party coalition government is expected to survive a damaging noconfidence vote today, an hour after which parliament is expected to pass a new Constitution that aims to end money politics. But under pressureAFP - 547 words
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442 1997-09-27 5 Anthony Rowley - TOKYO Stock market slides on fears of new economic recession after US criticism By, Anthony Rowley THE Japanese government yesterday moved to reassure the international community that its plans for economic deregulation and structural reform are still on track after US442 words
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Article341 1997-09-27 5 JAMBI Sarnda chief declines U say whether haze causes the accident AFP, Bloomberg, Renter ALL 234 people aboard a Garuda Airbus jet were killed yestefdav when the plane crashed in northern Sumatra, an area shrouded by smqg from forest Ores. A Garuda official said thatAFP,; Bloomberg,; Renter - 341 words
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NOTE Book
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88 1997-09-27 5 AFP [TOKYO] North Korea wants US$lO billion (SHS-2 billion) damages from Japan for its colonial rule in eaGchmge for normalising ties, newspapers yesterday quoted the highest-ranking North Korean defector as saying. Pyongyang '"puts a top priority on receiving compensation money and theAFP - 88 words
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Article71 1997-09-27 5 AFP [SEOUL] South Korea's cabinet early yesterday passed a 75.56 trillion won (*****.4 billion) budget for 1888, a rise of 5.4 per cent over 1997, and sent it on to the National Assembly for approvaL Under the new budget, according to figures released byAFP - 71 words
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70 1997-09-27 5 Reuter [BEIJING] A huge explosion ripped through a three storey apartment building in east China this week, killing 18 people and injuring two, local officials said yesterday. Initial investigations showed that workers were unloading fireworks from a truck and storing them in theReuter - 70 words
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Article66 1997-09-27 5 AFP [HONGKONG] Hongkong will mark its first Chinese National Day next week, with "a simple but solemn" flag-raising ceremony and a cocktail reception, a government spokesman said yesterday. Chief Executive Tung Chee-hwa will kick off the Oct 1 festivities by officiating at the morning raisingAFP - 66 words
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54 1997-09-27 5 AFP [TOKYO] Two Japanese medium-sized securities bouses, Kokusai Securities and Sanyo Securities, denied yesterday a Sankei Shimbun report that they are to merge. "The report is totally groundless," a Kokusai Securities spokesman said, adding it would hold a [Hess conference later in the day rulingAFP - 54 words
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62 1997-09-27 5 Reuter [BEIJING] China's decision to allow firms engaged in foreign trade to keep some of their foreign exchange earnings will not affect the country's swelling reserves, a top foreign exchange official said yesterday. "It will not have any affect on the foreign exchange reserves,"Reuter - 62 words
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203 1997-09-27 5 ■SEOUL AFP CREDITORS of South Korea's ailing Kia Group yesterday agreed to put the automotive group under court receivership before trying to salvage part of it or selling it off, the head of a main creditor bank said. The agreement was reached atAFP - 203 words
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Article, Illustration487 1997-09-27 5 CANBERRA Reuter AUSTRALIA's science minister resigned yesterday, the third minister to quit this week over wrong claims of travel allowances This has plunged the government of Prime Minister John Howard into a sudden and deepening crisis. The resignation of Science and Technology Minister PeterReuter; AFP - 487 words
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164 1997-09-27 5 WELLINGTON AFP. Reuter VOTERS in New Zealand have overwhelmingly rejected a plan for compulsory superannuation, results of a nationwide postal referendum released yesterday showed. The Electoral Office said 92.4 per cent of voters said no to the scheme put forward by Treasurer Winston Peters.AFP.; Reuter - 164 words
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223 1997-09-27 5 BANGKOK AFP US OIL giant Texaco's decision to sell its stake in an offshore natural gas project in Myanmar is a victory for the democracy movement in the military state, US-based Myanmar activists said yesterday. Free Burma, a non-govern-mental campaign network, hailed theAFP - 223 words
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373 1997-09-27 5 BEIJING US seeks greater market access as trade gap widens Bloomberg, AFP CHINA hasn't committed to opening its markets sufficiently for the US to back its entry to the World Trade Organisation (WTO), US Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin said yesterday. "On WTO,Bloomberg,; AFP - 373 words
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Advertisement874 1997-09-27 5 Freight Links Express Holdings Limited NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual General Meeting of to Company will be held at 62 Toh Guan Road, #05-00, Freight Links Express Distripark, Singapore *****1 on 8 October 1997 at 10.00 a.m. for the following purpoeee As Ordinary874 words
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THE WORLD
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463 1997-09-27 6 BONN Reuter CHANCELLOR Helmut Kohl abandoned all hopes yesterday of repairing the creaking tax system before next year's general election after talks with the opposition collapsed, a reform which had been aimed at boosting Germany's international competitiveness. Mr Kohl's three-party coalition andReuter - 463 words
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480 1997-09-27 6 WASHINGTON But figure does not change the general picture that economy is still expanding Bloomberg THE US economy grew at a slower pace in the second quarter than previously estimated, though more up-to-date statistics suggest there's no end in sight to theBloomberg - 480 words
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265 1997-09-27 6 WASHINGTON Bridge News US after-tax corporate profits rose a revised 1.7 per cent in the second quarter to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of U*****.3 billion (*****.4 billion), the Commerce Department said yesterday. Secondquarter after-tax profits were previously reported asBridge News - 265 words
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226 1997-09-27 6 BRUSSELS Deal for speedy resolution of disputes expected to be in place for five years Reuter OFFICIALS from the European and Korean electronic components industry yesterday said they had reached a deal for the speedy resolution of an-ti-dumping disputes. They also askedReuter - 226 words
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199 1997-09-27 6 MOSCOW Reuter FRENCH President Jacques Chirac said yesterday that Russia's market reforms were "irreversible" and pledged Paris' support for the full integration of Moscow into the global economy. Speaking during talks with Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin on the second day of his three-dayReuter - 199 words
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Article, Illustration49 1997-09-27 6 [MARYSVILLE, Ohio] Thousands of Honda associates join Honda of America in celebrations to mark the start of the 1998 Accord sales at the Honda plant in Marysville, Ohio, on Thursday. The Accord is one of the top selling cars with consumers in the US. REUTERREUTER - 49 words
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WORLD
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Article65 1997-09-27 6 Reuter [MOSCOW] President Boris Yeltsin yesterday signed a law "on freedom of conscience and religious organisations", the Kremlin said, without further comment. The US had called the bill discriminatory, but supporters, including the powerful Orthodox Church, say it will help clamp down on the dangerousReuter - 65 words
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57 1997-09-27 6 Bloomberg [BERN] The future European Central Bank should follow the Bundesbank in using money supply to set interest rates, chief economist Otmar Issing said. He said this would inform people about the bank's monetary policy and make it "easier to keep inflation expectations and theBloomberg - 57 words
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Article56 1997-09-27 6 AFP [JERUSALEM] Israel yesterday dismissed US criticism of plans to expand a West Bank settlement. "There's no need to make such a sensation," Foreign Minister David Levy said. Meanwhile, the Palestinian Authority continued to crackdown on the militant group Hamas, a key US and IsraeliAFP - 56 words
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471 1997-09-27 6 Neil Behrmann - LONDON Surge in bond prices lifts market to new high: dealers By Neil Behrmann THE London stock market jumped to a new record yesterday on market expectations that Britain will join the European Monetary Union soon after it begins, likely to be471 words
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Article, Illustration427 1997-09-27 6 LONDON Labour fulfilling pledge on human rights; move may cost jobs, warn business leaders AFP BRITAIN yesterday blocked two arms deals with Indonesia on humanitarian grounds, fulfilling a Labour election pledge to inject human rights criteria into foreign policy. But business leadersAFP - 427 words
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Miscellaneous37 1997-09-27 6 DOOMESBPBY By Garry Trudeau COULP )OK f A CXmPtSTB M CALL THE \IATt FOR THAT.\ V- J I uttupous\ seiinaupn6\ \BY NOW, MY I. NBHSHTP- I BE WORTH fill 35 THAT COLLECTION &Ml MBNT COMJN6 TALK I37 words
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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566 1997-09-27 7 R Sivanithy - atSnCand ST Computer have also been lifted By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] Singapore Technologies has scrapped the government's golden share in three of its subsidiaries and removed shareholding limits at two of them. The company said yesterday that "the Special Member (the566 words
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313 1997-09-27 7 Carol Eng - dmremmm't affect its STpere a&Mriate (MB Asia Byi Carol Eng [SINGAPORE] US-based Crown Cork Seal Co (CCS), one of the world's leading packaging firms, will close two of its four plants in Malay sia by year-end. But its associate firm in Singapore, listed313 words
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Article464 1997-09-27 7 Surge in US orders, industry rebound seen as imminent Bloomberg [SINGAPORE] Singapore electronics stocks soared after a surge in US orders for components and strong earnings from Elec Eltek International Co confirmed that the longawaited rebound in the industry is well on its way. "PeopleBloomberg - 464 words
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589 1997-09-27 7 Conrad Raj - HOCK LOCK SIEW Conrad Raj IT has been more than two years since the Jumabhoy family squabble spilled into the public arena, causing concern, even anguish, to shareholders of Scotts Holdings. During that time, while other property companies have seen589 words
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Article, Illustration416 1997-09-27 7 Shiv Taneja, Ven Sreenivasan - By Shiv Taneja, Ven Sreenivasan [SINGAPORE) Despite the local market's strong fundamentals, there is little hope for a sharp rebound in Singapore equities as long as regional markets remain in the doldrums, said Chin Ean Wah, managing director of Morgan Stanley Asset ManagementFILE PHOTO - 416 words
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Advertisement216 1997-09-27 7 THE MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE 9 AMOUNT OFFERED SGDISOMK) 9 9 ISSUE CODE N*****1T (REOPENED) 9 9 ISSUE DATE 9 OCTOBER 1997 Q 9 MATURITY DATE 1 SEPTEMBER 1999 Eg 9 INTEREST RATE 2.750 PCT l£ PRICE TO BE DETERMINED AT THE AUCTION 9 INTEREST PAYMENT DATES 1 SEPTEMBER AND216 words
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REGIONAL COMPANIES
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539 1997-09-27 8 Disclosure sends Jardine Matheson stock soaring as much as 7 per cent Reuter, Bloomberg [HONGKONG] Property giant Cheung Kong Holdings has raised its stake in Jardine Matheson Holdings to 4 per cent, Jardine company secretary Neil McNamara said yesterday. "We assumeReuter,; Bloomberg - 539 words
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236 1997-09-27 8 [SINGAPORE! Property and construction group Lum Chang Holdings yesterday reported a 4 per cent drop in fullyear net earnings to $19.6 million and proposed a one-for-five bonus issue. Pre-tax profit rose nearly 10 per cent to $33.3 million for the year ended June236 words
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170 1997-09-27 8 [SINGAPORE] The regional glut in refining capacity has led to a 28 per cent drop in interim net profit for Singapore Petroleum Company (SPC). Its reduced net earnings of $14.96 million for the half-year ended June 30, 1997, came on the back170 words
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Article, Illustration486 1997-09-27 8 S N Vasuki - But company is looking beyond Indonesia for expansion From\ S N Vasuki in Jakarta THE founder of Samudera Shipping Line Ltd (SSL), the regional feeder company that is floating shares on Sesdaq, is optimistic that recent deregulation measures in Indonesia will improve the486 words
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315 1997-09-27 8 [SINGAPORE] Dragged down by a sluggish electronics industry, Venture Manufacturing posted a flat 4.8 per cent growth in net profit to $15.9 million in the first half year ended June. Turnover declined 6.9 per cent to $296.2 million due to "general315 words
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CORPORATE Results
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Article53 1997-09-27 8 [SINGAPORE] Hwa Hong Corporation has reported a 6.5 per cent rise in group net earnings to 18.4 million for the half-year ended June 1997. Turnover roee 15.5 per cent to $242 million. This was due mainly to the completion of two construction projects. No interim53 words
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Article63 1997-09-27 8 [SINGAPORE] Goldtron has suffered a 24 per cent drop in group net earaingi to $6.6 million for the half-year ended June 1997. Turnover foil 32 per cent to $203.4 million. Directors, however, expect earnings to be satisfactory for the second half of this year. The company63 words
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Article41 1997-09-27 8 [SINGAPORE] Hotel Grand Central's interim group net earnings foil 17 per cent to <28 million for the half-year ended June 1997. But turnover roee 6 per cent to $23J million. No interim dividend was declared.41 words
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55 1997-09-27 8 [SINGAPORE] Koh Brothers Group has reported a 14 per cent drop in interim group net earnings to S2 million despite a surge in turnover. For the half-year ended June 1997, turnover rose 36 per cent to 1161-2 million. However, the group expects better55 words
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Article70 1997-09-27 8 [SINGAPORE] National Kap has sunk deeper into the red, with a group net km of 92 million for the half-year ended June 1997. Its loss in the same period last year was $1.1 million. Turnover fell 84 per cent to $134 million due largely70 words
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233 1997-09-27 8 [SINGAPORE] Inno-Paciflc Holdings has cut its losses by 75 per cent to $2.5 million for the six months ended June, the company announced yesterday. Turnover for the trading and food group, however, fell by 84 per cent to $9.6 million. Inno-Pac said233 words
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169 1997-09-27 8 Bernama [MELBOURNE] Listed property developer Ipoh Ltd and Paladin Funds Management Group are set to finalise a deal to buy Sydney's AI7OO million (***** million) Park Plaza development on its completion. Considered the largest commercial development in Australia since the 1980s, Park Plaza willBernama - 169 words
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310 1997-09-27 8 Reuter [MANILA] Philippines' Ayala Corp said it expects modest growth in the property market on the back of high interest rates and the regional currency turmoil "Overall, the property market will continue to grow but at a more modest rate compared to theReuter - 310 words
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Article361 1997-09-27 8 Banking, plantation stocks are now attractive: analysts Bloomberg (KUALA LUMPUR] When stock markets get trounced, most investors up stakes and pull out. Yet for those with the savvy and the nerve plummeting stock prices offer plum opportunities. Take Malaysia. The Kuala Lumpur Composite IndexBloomberg - 361 words
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Article, Illustration300 1997-09-27 8 Bernama [KUALA LUMPUR] Kumpulan Guthrie Bhd, the plantation and property group, says it is taking advantage of the region's depressed stock prices and devalued currencies to go on a shopping spree. Guthrie's chief executive officer Abdul Khalid bin Ibrahim said there are plans to buyBernama - 300 words
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INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES
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Article, Illustration558 1997-09-27 9 Planet Hollywood, Vornado Realty Trust in USsls9m purchase of Hotel Pennsylvania Bloomberg [NEW YORK] A group of investors, including Planet Hollywood International Inc, has bought Hotel Pennsylvania in midtown Manhattan for US$l5B million (Ss24l million) and plan to turn it into a sports-themeBloomberg - 558 words
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399 1997-09-27 9 Reuter [LONDON] British retail conglomerate Sears pic on Thursday saw underlying profit slip in the first half and announced the break-up of its loss-making British Shoe Corporation, marking the demise of a business which once dominated shoe retailing in Britain. Sears, also owner ofReuter - 399 words
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295 1997-09-27 9 410,000 BMWs and 1,021 Rolls Royces affected Bloomberg [WASHINGTON] A US safety agency said on Thursday that 410,000 BMW vehicles manufactured between 1992 and 1997 will be recalled to correct a problem that could cause the cars not to slow down as motoristsBloomberg - 295 words
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301 1997-09-27 9 Bloomberg [TOKYO] KDD, Japan's largest International longdistance phone service carrier, said it will appeal against a US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) decision to cut rates for connecting overseas calls. KDD was to submit its petition yesterday to the US Court ofBloomberg - 301 words
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SHIPS IN PORT
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FINANCE & COMMODITIES
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342 1997-09-27 10 Shiv Taneja - TVeefficektpes US$L5b after 3-6 jears By\ Shiv Taneja [SINGAPORE] Dutch banking giant ABN Amro, which has big expansion plans in Asia, yesterday said it has set up a ftind management unit in Singapore, with plans fix* institutional and retail products for342 words
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Article, Illustration435 1997-09-27 10 UBS/park: THE US dollar started the week on a bullish note, touching a high of 1.8010 by Tuesday. However, the bullishness was short-lived as the unit reversed direction on Wednesday, diving to a low of 1.753S by yesterday morning. Having breached the crucial supportSource: DBS Bank - 435 words
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316 1997-09-27 10 NYT [NEW YORK] Salomon Broth era, the venerable investment bank where traders make tens of millions of dollars buying and selling bonds, has never had much luck with its real estate deals. And the real estate aspect of its recent decision toNYT - 316 words
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461 1997-09-27 10 Back-effice workers will be the meet affected, say analysts Bloomberg (NEW YORK] Now the pain begins. On Wednesday, Travelers Group said it will buy Salomon for about USI9 billion (5513.6 billion) in stock to create a financial powerhouse. Yet, thatBloomberg - 461 words
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Article278 1997-09-27 10 m—w Jjeport Reuter [SINGAPORE] Simex Japa nese government bond (JGB) futures burst to new highs yesterday while Euroyen futures held their gains on continued gloom over Japan's economy. The market's growing conviction that the Bank of Japan's quarterly tankan survey of business sentiment, dueReuter - 278 words
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144 1997-09-27 10 Perry Gilbert - naTUfiMmniß By Perry Gilbert Gilbert, vice-president, Refco Singapore [SINGAPORE] The Simex MSCI Taiwan Index futures contract saw heavy volume yesterday as it was the last trading day for the September contract. Open interest reached a record high of 14,999 contracts on Thursday, surging ahead144 words
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246 1997-09-27 10 ENERGY REPORT Reuter [SINGAPORE] Activity in the Asian light crude market picked up slightly yesterday, with November Tapis beginning to move. A 600,000 barrel cargo of November Tapis was sold by a producer to a US major at a fixed level ofReuter - 246 words
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Article273 1997-09-27 10 Reuter THE US dollar stabilised against major European currencies, after having opened lower, especially against the mark. Investors buying marks for pound sterling strengthened the German currency against the greenback. Moreover, speculation about a possible increase in the Bundesbank's repurchase rate next week pushed the dollar down againstReuter - 273 words
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Article, Illustration241 1997-09-27 10 fTKEBAMMCatOSSEATBS Sep7?6 2391 f£K Hf Jhto® %J9&- vmmmmm KAT1 Sept 26 1 buuse 22 2 g', H5 MM !«k f tMrtto > HH m r I «iii V INK a£* *7 v yj*« 'fj. Vt M— fig iMtfh lift tHK 2 m* ivi m iMk lift 110 (m* iv* iwk241 words
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Article1561 1997-09-27 11 8IC0M FUTUMBS Sept 26 miOMTtACTtScMtito) ON* Mm Opaa M—tt High Urn latt (t—s) Irtaraat Oct 97 83J0 133.50 133.50 75 450 Nw97 137.75 2450 Otc 97 ***** WO Jan/Mar 98 M4.50 5910 Apr/Jw 98 155.00 ***** j*Sap98 1S9.00 5700 RSS3CMTUCT<«c»l»fe> Mmn Opw Month Mgl Um Satt (ta—f) latartrt1,561 words
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Article2156 1997-09-27 11 UMMH rma *h 31 Group 524.400 13 A8 Ports *****0 11.400 AMay National 934.400 30 AMadOomacq 404.400 9 AfflK 152 unch Asda Group 164 -.400 •ATM 529 1.400 BG Ptc 265.400 7.400 MCC 159 unch BOC Group 1131 5 BR Patroiaum 950 35.600 BTR 246 9.600 Bank2,156 words
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Article1632 1997-09-27 11 AFP Nikkei 22S -347.25 JAPANESE share prices closed 1.9 per cent lower yesterday as corporate investors continued taking profit on selected blue-chip counters before the closing of their half-year accounts at the end of September. "Although the downside was supported by a spate of buying in the banking sector,AFP - 1,632 words
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Article, Illustration1455 1997-09-27 12 AFP QH&ngSeog +7128 HONGKONG share prices rose 0.5 per cent yesterday on late selective buying following sharp gains in the previous day's trading, dealers said. "The market was boosted by strong futures trading," said a dealer. The key Hang Seng Index gained 74.28 points to finish at 14,710.87. TurnoverAFP - 1,455 words
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Article, Illustration591 1997-09-27 12 Reuter nShenkeßhig *0.73 THE Shenzhen B share market edged up in slow trade yesterday amid caution ahead of a three-day market holiday next week. The B Index gained 0.73 point to 129.72 on turnover of HK$3l million. The A Index slid 5.28 points to 350.24 as investors took profitReuter; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 591 words
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Article342 1997-09-27 12 AFP □WTMn -7181 STOCKS fell yesterday amid bearish sentiment dampened by heavy selling of electrical shares, brokers said. "Pessimism on the outlook of electrical shares triggered heavy selling and dragged the index down," said a dealer. The TSE Weighted Price Index slid 72.81 points to 8,719.00. Turnover was 1.9AFP - 342 words
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Article, Illustration669 1997-09-27 12 AFP QOipMitBMB -130 SHARE prices fell yesterday amid profit taking after strong rallies in the past few days, with a weakening rupiah providing the lead, dealers said. "So far, the market had been driven by retail investors while most institutions stayed on the sidelines," a trader said. The JSEAFP - 669 words
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Article, Illustration730 1997-09-27 12 AFP I1«TM«» *38 SHARE prices fell yesterday on profit-taking ahead of parliamentary votes over the weekend on a censure motion and a new corruption-busting constitution. Analysts said the market believes Prime Minister Chaovalit Yongchaiyudh will survive a battering in the noconfidence debate, but will go along with pressure fromAFP - 730 words
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Article257 1997-09-27 12 AFP Pfciili +15J2 SHARE prices rose yesterday due to technical buying of selected property issues which spilled over to other indexlinked issues. The PSE Composite Index rose 15.22 points to 2,080.78. Turnover was 2.8 billion shares worth 1.6 billion pesos. The Philippine National Bank fell three pesos to 74.50AFP - 257 words
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Article334 1997-09-27 12 AFP gOf rifMirr -8L74 SHARE prices fell yesterday, with Financials leading the decline amid concerns over the uncertainty of the Kia Group's future. Dealers said prices were lower in early trade before recouping some lost ground on moderate bargainhunting. But they fell back again towards the close. Financial stocksAFP - 334 words
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Article517 1997-09-27 12 AFP PAnOrthMiei -3J SHARE prices eased yesterday, with industrial stocks losing ground as investors switched to resource plays. "It was like a roller coaster," said a broker. "There was a lot of bargain buying and a bit of profit-taking." The All Ordinaries Index fell 3.6 points to 2,775.6. TurnoverAFP - 517 words
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Article237 1997-09-27 12 Reuter QWeOmgtan -BJ3 SHARE prices ended easier in moderate trade yesterday after robust GDP data pushed interest rates higher. The NZSE-40 Capital Index closed 8.93 points softer at 2,556.65, with market leader Telecom's 10-cent fall to NZ$B.OO accounting for a large portion of the index's slide. Renter bs rmmReuter - 237 words
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Article8151 1997-09-27 13 f "Z* N>» L— ClU—v Ml •OOP HN» U» P/t 790 400 Apnomoto 420 unch 2 420 420 213 17 01 44S 231 Angkasa 285 19 17 285 2*7 8.5 420.2 905 370 ApoaoFood HKj 560 5 54 5*5 550 163 "4.0 7*5 372 BarlayaLand 442 -4 14 44* 4428,151 words
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Article, Illustration269 1997-09-27 13 AFX-Asia QOooipaßteMe* *1148 SHARE prices closed higher yesterday in thin trade on local buying support as investors shrugged off Standard Poor's downgrading of Malaysia's debt ratings outlook, dealers said. The KLSE Composite Index closed up 10.48 points at 799.81. The Emas Index rose 2.26AFX-Asia - 269 words
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Article3345 1997-09-27 14 |ft7 L»«t VoJ 0«y Laat Oaota *V* H*k L*m Mao tmmm *ar- COOP) Mgl Lwr Ouyoc SaHar Me. M 303m 3000 m AM08 c53%*****6 31 4t5 3160 *Aear W0WT3I US$ 533 O 77 94 51.5 53.5 54.5 131 43 3164 Acnu W*****4_ 50 uneh 65 50.5 50 50 50.5 463,345 words
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187 1997-09-27 14 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH -By R Sivanithy A SCAN of the Malaysian warrant sector reveals numerous out-of-the-money warrants, many of which have been featured before. The main problem as we've pointed out. is that although these instruments command large conversion187 words
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Article2039 1997-09-27 14 PM1WWmm*wt »t '4MIR9 Or Or INT Last V* Da* La* Ovate Mr Mv YM Nat MCap M6» L— Btea Campmiy Saia *h fOOO) >—I Ua Oayar M»r Cw ><l W "478 XT ml 5000 AIS650C 223 327 230 87 223 225 53 4.9 0* 513 221-7 137 942,039 words
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Article1018 1997-09-27 15 ss I I Is Jl 3 r; KIBM 0 W ii i iiim whiiihi i mn i« i »iia» rmim nil 'Bs, i HAM CIM TOT*l. 4 11 g J n twL 111 II 1 1 i 1 EL I I <H »i I 41 HI **»»*»<*■*» flE :iS J1,018 words
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Article3793 1997-09-27 15 Of Or M Wt ijgt Vat Day LaatQuota O* 0» VM Hat Caj Ay, I,, S tNa -1 M fOOO) H*» Uar fciyr »—ar CNr E/t Prtca 157 78 1020 ACE OynwiitcsAOc 8* 90 88 78 80 8 5 4 i*- 9Mt ASCNTSIO 200 U«- 312 86.5 80S3,793 words
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Article1025 1997-09-27 15 «r «r M Wt W7 LMt W Day LMtOHU ON 01* VM Nat Ca A*« t—i l— ww» ciw>nt m» *A- rooot u» c»r nfr iron IM 76 2000 AWHMatSc M3 »«0 1316 143 133 M2 M) M U U ZOO iU 133 446 144 2049 AS Aula foe1,025 words
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Article196 1997-09-27 16 StagTritSc 14,053,000 IPCCorpnR 3,678,000 *RH8CapVt99 3,634,000 IPCCocpn5c 3,320.000 DBS Land 3.055.000 •IMupKinc Bk 3,045.000 HKlandUSIOc 2,602.000 U08 Foreign 2,476,000 *Ber)«y« Group 2387,000 IPC0S170 2465.000 Hrrtt > SingTel 15c 36.534,376 U08 Foreign 25.736.770 StA Foreign *****.532 IMS Foreign 17.159.630 City Dev 50c 16,898,031 JMHUS25C400 Ii6»^40 DOS Land 11.417.0W Creative T 25c196 words
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Article, Illustration601 1997-09-27 16 Ven Sreeriivasan - STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY Sing Tel shares rise further; electronics stocks perk 19 on US data showing surge in orders; in Malaysia, focus still falls on plantation shares By Ven Sreeriivasan (SINGAPORE] The local stock market resumed drifting sideways in listless trading yesterday asChart info from Bridge - 601 words
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Article, Illustration56 1997-09-27 16 Shiv Taneja - Shiv Taneja NATSTEEL closed two cents higher yestenkty at $3.98 on a volume of 1.68 million shares, compared with its l(Klay traded average 1.4 million units. Based on the weekly MACD dmrt, the stock will experience some price weakness in the medium term. The next support level is56 words
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Article157 1997-09-27 16 CHIN EAN WAH is a pretty good fond manager who has got a way with words. At the end of her presentation at a fond management conference yesterday, the managing director of Morgan Stanley Asset Management was asked when international funds might return to157 words
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Article157 1997-09-27 16 PAINT tycoon Goh Cheng Liang is willing to sell his White Rabbit /for US$9 mill ion (5513.5 million), he told BT during an interview last week. Mr Goh, founder of the Wuthelam group, is well known for his collection of super yachts and catamarans. White Rabbit /(he is157 words
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Article129 1997-09-27 16 THINGS are not too friendly among some Asean journalists covering the World Bank and International Monetary Fund annual meetings in Hongkong—all because of two contagions. In the huge press hall, the Malaysians and Indonesians were seated close to one another. But a senior Malaysian journalist glowered129 words
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Article92 1997-09-27 16 THINGS may be slowing down in Malaysia, but some companies are Still borrowing money in huge sums. We heard Prolink, the property arm and the most profitable member of Renong, is out to borrow 1.7 billion Malaysian ringgit (SsB3o million). This will comprise RMl.l billion in bonds92 words
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Article137 1997-09-27 16 THE son of a wealthy Taiwanese rice merchant was kidnapped earlier this month, and his femlly paid NT$2O million (Ssl.l million) to redeem him, according to a Taiwan paper, it said the 40-year-old Mr Chee was taken away when eating meatballs at a hawker stall At137 words
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Advertisement1330 1997-09-27 16 a To advertise call toll-free *****-*****83 s- BONVESTS HOLDINGS LIMITED ANNOUNCEMENT BONVESTS HOLDINQS LIMITED (THE "COMPANY") ISSUE OF 63/116,166 WARRANTS ("WARRANTS") TO SUBBCROE FOR 63/116,156 NEW OROMARY SHARES OF 860.60 EACH M THE CAPfTAL OF THE COMPANY ("NEW SHARES") TO BE OFFERED BY THE DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SINGAPORE LTD ON1,330 words
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Article, Illustration1535 1997-09-27 17 Snupachai Panitohpakdi - Asean's existing decision-making procedure and institutional setup may not be able to cope with the coming economic tests, writes Sapaehal Panltehpakdl Snupachai Panitohpakdi Dr Supachai Panitchpakdi, a former Deputy Prime Minister, is MP and Chairman of the House Economics Committee, Thailand. 1N Asean,AFP - 1,535 words
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Article, Illustration1353 1997-09-27 17 Susumu Awanohara - Although both the US and Japan reject the view that foreign speculators are largely to Mame for the currency turmoil, Tokyo has reservations abort the "Anglo-Saxon orthodoxy" By\ Susumu Awanohara Susumu Awanohara, a former journalist, is research adviser at Nikko Research Center inREUTER - 1,353 words
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Article, Illustration1260 1997-09-27 18 As Indonesia marks its Armed Forces Day in October, John B Baseman; Rnkmantoro snmnkti look at recent developments; the challenges ah - XKDOMBSIA AMD ABRI: APPROACHING THE 21STCEMTUBY As Indonesia marks its Armed Forces Day in October, John b Haaeman and Rnkmantoro snmnkti look at recent developments and the challenges ahead As Indonesia marks its Armed Forces Day in October, John B Baseman and Rnkmantoro snmnkti look at recentAFP - 1,260 words
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1114 1997-09-27 18 MOW that the commotion surrounding the Indonesian general election on May 29,1997, has more or less subsided, the preoccupation of Abri the Indonesian Armed Forces is to clean up the mess and set the stage for another equally, if not more, important event: the March 19981,114 words
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Article, Illustration1884 1997-09-27 19 Gennady Chufrin - Sino-Russian relations marriage of convenience The growing ties between China and Russia are based on strong common interests, but they will not lead to a political and military alliance, says Ctonnady draft-in Gennady Chufrin Professor Gennady Chufrin is DeputyDirector of the Institute of Oriental Studies, at the Academy of Science,REUTER - 1,884 words
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1379 1997-09-27 19 Pushpa Thambipillai - Hie East Asean Growth Area (EAGA) seems set to proceed on a shared bat varying pace of cooperation By] Pushpa Thambipillai Dr Pushpa ThambipUlai teaches Politics and International Relations at the Department of Public Policy and Administration, Universiti Brunei Darussalam. ML CCORDING to1,379 words
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Article, Illustration1061 1997-09-27 20 Christopher Findlay - An open Asia-Pacific aviation club is better than the bilateral "open skies" agreements negotiated by the US with individual regional countries, says Christopher Findlay Christopher Findlay Dr Christopher Findlay is Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Adelaide and co-editorCAMERON CRAIG - 1,061 words
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940 1997-09-27 20 Charles N Myers - Migration of people in South-east Asia has been increasing, with potentially serious implications, bat international cooperation on the matter is lacking By I Charles N Myers Dr Charles N Myers is Sr Coordinator, SHD Resource Facility, United Nations Development Programme, Bangkok. CROSS-BORDER940 words
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Article, Illustration971 1997-09-27 20 Wang Hailiang - Asean is an important factor in the Asa-Pacific balance and how it uses its weight matters By' Wang Hailiang Dr Wang Hailiang is a Visiting Fellow at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies and Associate Professor at the Institute of Asian and PacificREUTER - 971 words
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Article, Illustration1787 1997-09-27 21 CATHERINE ONG - COVER STORY Private bankers have been flocking to Singapore in recent years to tap the region's burgeoning wealth o&raßsm omo talks to some big players CATHERINE ONG IF THE automated-teller machine, which provides convenience, speed and simplicity to users, sums up everything commercial bankers are1,787 words
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Article409 1997-09-27 21 ASIAN clients take higher risks, demand greater attention and participate more closely in investment decisions than their western counterparts, private bankers say. "It's not so easy to convince the Asian customer to put the money with us and say, 'bye-bye, IH see you in six months'409 words
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Article44 1997-09-27 21 PLANS to provide more ambient lighting for the Botanic Gardens are all well and good, but one street-wise cabbie had this to say: "Light up for what? Gardens at night, only lovers come. If you light up, people will all go away."44 words
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Article51 1997-09-27 21 MET ANY overzealous secretaries lately? A journalist called to speak to the company's managing director and was told he wasn't in. "Can you have him return my call please?" asked the journalist. Upon which the secretary demanded: "When was it that you called and he didn't return your51 words
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Article63 1997-09-27 21 WE'VE ALL heard how well-dressed Hongkongers can be. But some of them end up as real fashion victims. An ambulance officer there told us that during winter, he often gets called to the subways because commuters have fainted in their ftirs and heavy winter clothing. This happens especially63 words
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Article50 1997-09-27 21 PIDEMCO Land's Walshe Road development is called Avalon the island where King Arthur went to die. Someone has suggested that people could be buying the condo units because they thought Avalon was abalone spelt wrongly, and since abalone is expensive cuisine, Avalon must be an excellent property project.50 words
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Article, Illustration886 1997-09-27 22 CORINNE KERK - sells tableware and figurines. But more than that he is a Send and guide to collectors of fine bone china, writes cohimmb kttbk CORINNE KERK S DOULTON is busy talking to some collectors in the Royal Doulton showroom lolding :hinaand ere antiques, anderful an whatCHRIS LOH - 886 words
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Article, Illustration1507 1997-09-27 23 BEN MUNROE - This exhibition will showcase the totality of the Renaissance master's genius, Singapore Art Museum director Kwok Kian Chow tells hum mummob BEN MUNROE THE SINGAPORE Art Museum is about to play host to its most ambitious exhibition to date, which presents the art work1,507 words
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Article, Illustration652 1997-09-27 24 A Surendren - NIGHT SPOT Ti»H«g fir tpUcß with gMd rarie, gnat service and tot* of tuft Tmt March ends her* By. A Surendren OUTDOOR dining and drinking is all the rage at eateries and pubs nowadays, and latching on to this trend is a new spot calledSIEW YAW HOONG - 652 words
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Article, Illustration673 1997-09-27 24 Susan Tsang - CINEMA It's not going to grab any prizes for originality, bat My Best Friend's Wedding shouldn't disappoint either m. Susan Tsang ■B JHH YBest Friend's Wedding starts with a girl group singing Wishin'and Hopin' in the W most corny '60s tradition all pink chiffon and cute choreography.673 words
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Article648 1997-09-27 25 Susan Tsang - CINEMA Female bonding is juggled quite deftly with romance, rage, and some pistol-packing action in Set It Off By\ Susan Tsang SET IT OFF is about four black women who are firm friends and who face a tough world of unfair men. Despite the miseries of life,648 words
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Article, Illustration416 1997-09-27 25 M Yasotha - Compiled by M Yasotha OOMCHET SSO: Subscription Series On the programme are Mozart's Magic Flute Overture, Hindemith's Concerto for Clarinet Orchestra, and Rachmaninov's Symphony No 2 in E minor. Op 27. Maestro Shui Lan conducts, and Martin Frost from Sweden is the guest clarinettist. Oct 3 Oct 4,416 words
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Article, Illustration714 1997-09-27 26 Corinne Kerk - RESTAURANT VisAVishas revamped its menu and the remits are more than pleasing By Corinne Kerk VIS A VIS has been around for some six years, but a recent renovation has given it an excuse to add some new items to the old favourites inCHRIS LOH - 714 words
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Article, Illustration727 1997-09-27 26 TAN SU YEN - Borodinsky is a small restaurant with great fare, says tamsuyxdt TAN SU YEN WHEN fully developed, the Upper Bukit Timah area will see a population of more than 3,000 households spread over mega projects like Hume Park and Symphony Heights. Landlords worry that this massiveSIEW YAW HOONG - 727 words
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Article, Illustration637 1997-09-27 26 Tan Su Yen - CULINARY ACADEMY ONneiiiDriflgi from base cooking to exouc wona cmsme Tan Su Yen fefeVHP E'LL make a Uf chef out of ww you," promises the recently opened Home Chef Culinary Academy in its publicity material. The cooking school, housed in cosy premises in637 words
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Article, Illustration800 1997-09-27 27 Air Faros Om. Harrison Ford stars as the US President in this tense, overly-patriotic drama, which stretches credibility to the limit. When the presidential plane is hijacked by a Russian terrorist (Gary Oldman), Ford leaps into action-hero mode. Lido, Hougang, Changi, Jurong, Choa Chu Kang, Woodlands. Chinatown, Republic, Century.800 words
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Article107 1997-09-27 27 Cathay 598-3400 Eastsbore 346-1816 Ptdurebome 338-3400 Yangtze 223-7629 Empress 777-6867 Jubilee 464-1640 Mandarin 292-9401 Marina 338-9719 Whitesands 686-1782 BedSk Blshan 363-8886 Boon Lay 792-2788 Broadway 464-9394 Majestic 633-9032 Marina 337-9488 Pavilion 786-6788 Tampines 8 786-6788 Ttongßahra 274-6688 Yishun 267-7848 Cteaieaty Cwealth 777-0969 Gokten/Mew Town 298-6466 NTCrown 469-9675107 words
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Article, Illustration1136 1997-09-27 28 JAIME EE - For those on a quick visit the city offers a one-stop area for history, culture and just plain shopping and eating, JAJM& bb discovers JAIME EE EVEN if you speak no German, there is one name you must remember should you ever find yourself in Munich.1,136 words
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Article, Illustration601 1997-09-27 28 Audrey Tan - The no-props no-frill* Elizabethan playhouse that opened this summer in lifllHiWl i 1 rmmfafl to packed houses By Audrey Tan STANDING through a three-hour Shakespearean play is a feat best avoided by those with weak knees. Not only must you jostle for a wide enough601 words
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Miscellaneous2167 1997-09-27 27 TODAY'S TV P 1 Chinese Top 20 CountMcwniroßPYißwnro Surprise g0 withDonal f d > ZSSSmT Tour Pleasance and their prof SJO World Games-Lahti 1997. AM TV Innovations present Victor Wong. The gOO SJO Swimming: FINA Short uo PMMuppet Babies V. V y, turns out to be Satan •I* fsuiul Mad2,167 words
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