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Title Section21 1998-08-01 1 THE BUSINEŚ TIMES MITA(P) 110/12/97 85C s I N G A P O R K Internet: http://business-times.asial.com.sg/ WEEKEND EDITION, AUGUST 1-2,199821 words
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Article61 1998-08-01 1 Dim UMJI (+4.67) mmm U446J (+0.27) iIROOIP flmff (+5.61) □BTM4 MM (+10.90) gTOdMABIBTmMCEB FYktay Change KLSECOMP ***** >1113 NIKKEI ttJ7U?_+IWJ7 HAMQSENO lf*M +J6.6* SET INDEX 266.71 _-6JB JAKARTA COMP 481.72 -6J7 MANILA COUP —1667J1 -6J» TAIPEI WPI IJUHl.l -76JJ j SEOUL COUP MSJS _-tA8 CISA CHINA B M6JI61 words
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Article77 1998-08-01 1 FOBS 1MB us* St m—; i.7» £(USt/S$ per UK 1822 DM 1.781 tltt YEN 1418 ISM' KM 4.140 0.417 KM 7.747 _U2S BAHT IUB IMS MJPIAH 18,000 MIS* 'St torn units wins SINGAPORE* 7Jg KllALA LUMPUR UJO JAKAEtA HH BANGKOK 14 76 MANILA SJ» HONGKONG 10.25 TAIPEI I HO77 words
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Article, Illustration638 1998-08-01 1 S'pore to issue travel advisory if M'sian Immigration endorses passports illegally [SINGAPORE] Rail passengers leaving Singapore today from Tanjong Pagar station will find out whether, and how, they will be inconvenienced by the latest dispute between Malaysia and Singapore,638 words
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288 1998-08-01 1 David Boey - Affected S'pore firms will get help to relocate; Tock Snan By] David Boey [SINGAPORE] If Malaysia prevents its companies from using Singapore ports through measures that run counter to international rules, Singapore "will not hesitate" to raise the288 words
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Article, Illustration516 1998-08-01 1 Annette Pau - Shares gain 33% before halt; other recent listings snrge By Annette Pau [SINGAPORE] The Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday suspended trading in Mid-Continent Equipment Group after feverish speculation in the company's shares continued unabated. The exchange yesterday said it was continuing its probeSource: Bloomberg - 516 words
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Article, Illustration335 1998-08-01 1 Diana Oon - Volume of caveats lodged double that of first quarter By. Diana Oon [SINGAPORE] The fall in private residential property prices slowed a little in the second quarter, bringing the total decline in the first half of this year to 16.8Source: URA - 335 words
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Advertisement151 1998-08-01 1 IHtfllMi Isanti breathe The Monetary Authority of Singapore has eased its raise on providing for delinquent borrowers, giving relief to banks and flnenrisl and allowing them to ease up on mortgagors, Pg2 Stasscsnas The US economy grew at t faster-than-expected pace In the second quarter as shwrmg pynsnw«jr rtansnrf helpful151 words
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Advertisement8 1998-08-01 1 Mid-Continent: host of factors at work, Pg 88 words
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Advertisement65 1998-08-01 1 (JOB earnings down 38% The Big Four bank kicks off the bank reporting Mason with better-tharvexpected interim net profit of $256 m. Full report, Pg ft CIQ move not ploy to take back KTM land: Jaya, Pg 2 More Parliament reports, Pg2 CHANEL EXCLUSIVELY AT THE CHANEL BOUTIQUES NGEE ANN65 words
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Advertisement9 1998-08-01 1 HDB resale prices back to early-1996 levels, Pg 29 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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611 1998-08-01 2 Audrey Tan - Visi'i'nuntr tm mbmimpw But no redaction this year, says minister; DrHu rejects calls to suspend GST By. Audrey Tan THE government may consider cutting employers' Central Provident Fund (CPF) contributions if the economic situation continues to worsen next year, Manpower Minister Lee611 words
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IN Brief
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84 1998-08-01 2 DEPUTY Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong yesterday rejected a suggestion by Non-Constituency MP J B Jeyaretnam for a banking ombudsman to make banks more accountable to their customers, saying it is not necessary in a competitive industry. BG Lee also said evidence to date shows84 words
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Article77 1998-08-01 2 OF the $670 million additional spending to be incurred in the off-budget measures, 42 per cent, or $282 million, will go to education, Finance Minister Richard Hu said yesterday. Additional spending on economic infrastructure includes $50 million for the commercial rollout of Singapore One, $22 million77 words
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72 1998-08-01 2 PARLIAMENT yesterday sent the Land Titles (Strata) (Amendment) Bill to a select committee to enable the public to air their views on the bill, which would allow en bloc sales to proceed with the go-ahead from 90 per cent of the owners of72 words
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Article93 1998-08-01 2 MINISTER for Manpower Lee Boon Yang rejected a call by opposition MP Low Thia Khiang for the government to establish a Central Retrenchment Benefits Fund. Such a fund would affect the cashflow of companies and weaken their ability to seize new business opportunities, said Dr Lee.93 words
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Article, Illustration306 1998-08-01 2 Lee Han Shih - By] Lee Han Shih PRICES of HDB resale flats have fallen back to early-1996 levels, suggesting that most of the 100,000 or so families who bought resale flats in the last two years have seen their assets diminish in value.FILE PHOTO - 306 words
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Article, Illustration569 1998-08-01 2 M'sia has legal title but no sovereignty over railway land IT is "completely incorrect" that Singapore's CIQ move to Woodlands is somehow part of a plan to take back Malayan Railway (KTM) land, Foreign Affairs Minister S Jayakumar said yesterday.REUTERS - 569 words
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664 1998-08-01 2 Eddie Toh - A CIQ move would be seen as furtherance of the Points of Agreement' From Eddie Toh in Kuala Lumpur MALAYSIA said yesterday that the standoff with Singapore over Malaysia's customs, immigration and quarantine (CIQ) facilities at Tanjong Pagar railway station has its664 words
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652 1998-08-01 2 Conrad Raj - Move allows banks to go a little easier on mortgagors By i Conrad Raj THE Monetary Authority of Singapore has eased its rides on providing for delinquent housing loans, giving relief to banks and finance companies and allowing them to go a652 words
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386 1998-08-01 2 Carol Eng - By Carol Eng SINGAPORE'S tourism industry will get a boost when the National Association of Travel Agents Singapore (Natas) introduces a new product for members before the year is out professional indemnity insurance for tour operators. In what is possibly the first of its386 words
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FOCUS: PERSONAL FINANCE & INVESTMENT
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BULL`S EYE
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Article, Illustration532 1998-08-01 3 Those polled for their views on the Singapore stock market outlook for next week were: Daiwa, Deutsche Morgan, Fraser, GK Goh, ING Baring, Kim Eng, Merrill Lynch and Phillip. Joroof Shipyard ♦(Buy) ParibasAsia Equity, July 31, $7.45 Jurong will kick off the Singapore shiprepair yards' reporting season532 words
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Article, Illustration419 1998-08-01 3 Kim Teo - Kim Teo Managing director Nicholas Applegate Capital Management Asia VER the past two I I decades the world economy has undergone tremendous change. Globalisation is reshaping the political and economic environment in which both countries and companies compete. Today, the US economy is strong. The markets are419 words
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Article, Illustration731 1998-08-01 3 Shiv Taneja - There are superb opportunities to buy First World companies at Third World prices, says a fund manager. But investors must take a long-term view Reports by I Shiv Taneja [SINGAPORE] INVESTORS serious about diversifying their portfolios are faced with a real dilemma: Asia is731 words
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363 1998-08-01 3 ASSUMING you have the appetite for a cocktail of Latin samba Russian vodka and Asian spice, the only meaningful way to access any of these markets is through a global emerging markets fund and herein lies the problem. The only truly global emerging markets363 words
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Article, Illustration893 1998-08-01 3 Quak Hiang Whai - BYE OK THE REGION: HONGKONG Many of Hongkong's problems stem from external factors From Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong YOU know how you can turn on the air-conditioner and prescribe pain-killers for a cancer patient to alleviate the pain. But while providing893 words
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Article, Illustration1020 1998-08-01 3 Louis Beckerling - But even here, a few clouds loom ahead, warn analysts By] Louis Beckerling [SINGAPORE] Foreign currency listings with their predominantly US dollar revenue streams have not been spared the spectacle of plus-80 per cent price plunges over the past 12 months. Led by theSource: - 1,020 words
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Article, Illustration519 1998-08-01 4 Jennifer Lien - Despite strong credentials, the Acma unit faces uncertain prospects in Russia and the region, but may be worth a stag By, Jennifer Lien [SINGAPORE] EnerSave Holdings, the Acma subsidiary that launched its initial public offering last week, believes prospects in its two keyPILE PHOTO - 519 words
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Article462 1998-08-01 4 Shiv Taneja - By\ Shiv Taneja [SINGAPORE] Buy $50,000 worth of unit trusts, get a one per cent discount and a return ticket to Bangkok, Hongkong or Perth. A great deal? Do your sums first. As part of the relaunch of the highly successful United European462 words
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Article254 1998-08-01 4 WhQ qualifies to pfay: Anyone over 21 CMNfyfaig period*: Aug 1 Oct 31,1996 Nov 1-Jan 31,1999 How to play? Cut out Stanchart Invests from this page and send to Standard Chartered Bank with completed application form before Aug 9, for period 1, and Nov 7. for period 2.254 words
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Article, Illustration318 1998-08-01 4 OSS Japan Growth Fund Source: mvwifiHHii oojective To ache\*medkrn to long term capita) appredadon by investfaa In a dwarsifecJ portfoio of Japanese equities. Investment style Baaed prfacipaly on fundamental analysis, the fmd mroger wi select investment with valuations thai do not yet reflect their growth prospects. The fondSource: - 318 words
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Article1055 1998-08-01 4 Qualitying funds The Game ns m 40. B A 1 Aberdeen Asian Fixed Income Fund N/A N/A A N/A 2 CM Global BondFund 16.2 2T,7 A 1.5 3 DBS Shanton Dynamic Bond Fund 24 4 N/A A N/A 4 DBS Shentoo Income Fund 2 5 19.1 A N/A 5 ft*1,055 words
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ASIA'S ECONOMIC SLUMP
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485 1998-08-01 5 Reuters [SHANGHAI] China's central bank yesterday stepped into the foreign exchange market to defend the local currency, which has come under pressure by a sagging Japanese yen, dealers said. They said the People's Bank of China sold US dollars in a thin marketReuters - 485 words
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612 1998-08-01 5 Ruth Wong - It hopes monetary easing will cushion impact of downturn in domestic economy From', Ruth Wong in Kuala Lumpur IN a surprise move, Malaysia's central bank has eased its monetary policy, cutting interest rates by 50 basis points. Bank Negara612 words
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374 1998-08-01 5 Laurence Eyton - Firm's officials vague about reason, some cite Indon social unrest From, Laurence Eyton in Taipei TAIWAN'S state-owned Chinese Petroleum Corp (CPC) is to pull out of an oil exploration project in northern Sumatra following social and political disturbances in the area,374 words
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Article, Illustration593 1998-08-01 5 Anthony Rowley - From. Anthony Rowley in Tokyo AFTER barely 24 hours in office, Japan's new prime minister Keizo Obuchi and his finance minister Kiichi Miyazawa yesterday ran foul of foreign exchange markets with the yen plunging to 144.31 against the dollar andREUTERS - 593 words
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214 1998-08-01 5 AFP [TOKYO] Japan's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate hit an all-time high of 4.3 per cent in June, topping 4 per cent for three straight months, the government said yesterday. The number of unemployed reached a record 2.84 million in the month of June,AFP - 214 words
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545 1998-08-01 5 Quak Hiang Whai - Cost of govt rescues will strain recovery, Fitch IBCA warns From* Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong THE banking systems in Asia's troubled economies face insolvency and collapse as the countries' real economies shrink in the aftermath of the financial crisis, international, rating agency Fitch545 words
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427 1998-08-01 5 Forecasts of over 100% inflation, 30% output contraction LATWP [SYDNEY] Indonesia faces severely worsening economic problems over the next six months that could include more than 100 per cent annual inflation, 25 per cent unemployment and up to a 30 per centLATWP - 427 words
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THE REGION
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Article, Illustration599 1998-08-01 6 SEOUL Job cats seen as test case for mass layoffs at other big firms Bloomberg HYUNDAI Motor Co fired 1,569 workers, or 4 per cent of its workforce, making use of new labour laws to cut wages and weaken itsBloomberg; AFP - 599 words
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320 1998-08-01 6 BEIJING He misappropriated 39.2 m yuan of state funds, court roles AFP JUDGES concluded at the secret trial of former Beijing party chief Chen Xitong sentenced yesterday to 16 years jail that he misappropriated some 39.2 million yuan (SsB.l million), the official XinhuaAFP - 320 words
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348 1998-08-01 6 Quale Hiang Whai - It says cap works as risk management tool for banks Fromi Quale Hiang Whai in Hongkong THE Hongkong government yesterday rejected suggestions by several prominent figures to relax the loan-to-value ratio for residential mortgage lending by banks. The government said348 words
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336 1998-08-01 6 JAKARTA AFP THE leaders of 11 Indonesian political groupings have formed an opposition forum to prevent a victory by the ruling Golkar party in the next elections in 1999, reports said yesterday. "A Golkar victory should be prevented; GolkarAFP - 336 words
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266 1998-08-01 6 PHNOM PENH AFP OPPOSITION leader Prince Norodom Ranariddh left Cambodia yesterday on the eve of final election results, leaving the public guessing over whether he will accept a power-sharing offer to avert a political crisis. "I have nothing to do here," heAFP - 266 words
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Advertisement1560 1998-08-01 6 [iSj Thakral Corporation Ltd vH' (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING TO: ALL SHAREHOLDERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Fifth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at The Westin Stamford Westin Plaza, Mercury Room, Level 4, Westin Convention Centre, 2 Stamford1,560 words
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REGION/WORLD
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524 1998-08-01 7 WASHINGTON Strong demand, low inflation, job openings help offset Asian crisis fallout Bloomberg THE US economy grew at a faster-than-expected pace in the second quarter as strong consumer demand fuelled by low inflation and an abundance of jobs helped offset falloutBloomberg - 524 words
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Article, Illustration428 1998-08-01 7 MOSCOW Bloomberg RUSSIAN Prime Minister Sergei Kiriyenko gave a candid assessment of government finances to representatives of 30 banks and investment companies in a bid to convince them the government's reform programme is on track. He had some good news to reportBloomberg - 428 words
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331 1998-08-01 7 WASHINGTON Bloomberg LABOUR costs for US businesses registered a restrained increase in the second quarter, as both wage and benefit costs crept higher. The employment cost index (ECI) the broadest measure of wage, salary and benefit costs rose 0.9 per cent, adjusted forBloomberg - 331 words
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330 1998-08-01 7 KIEV Tentative agreement may pave way for USs2b in loans AFP THE International Monetary Fund has agreed a three-year economic reform programme with Ukraine which could pave the way for more than US$2 billion (553.4 billion) in loans for the stricken former Soviet republic,AFP - 330 words
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Article, Illustration706 1998-08-01 7 Leon Hadar - Clinton and Congress set for a gruelling time as Monicagate comes to a head Fron Leon Hadar in Washington AUGUST is the month of the year when members of Washington's political and bureaucratic elite usually leave this town, with its scorching heat and humidity andAFP - 706 words
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Article209 1998-08-01 7 TOKYO Bloomberg WORLDWIDE orders for mi-crochip-making equipment made in Japan fell 33.6 per cent in May from the same month a year earlier to 66.3 billion yen (*****.7 million), the Semiconductor Equipment Association of Japan said. That's the sixth straight month of decline, indicating weakerBloomberg - 209 words
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Page 7 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous54 1998-08-01 7 DOONESBURY By Garry Trudeau SIR, HOCU MUCH THOUGHT &SCAUS6 HAV& WNOTMYPROO-\ OUTH(XU^\ HAVE- YOU &VSN TO TH£ HONS. A RSSFONSIOJUT/ CBM.HONSY. I (V/IITHeY I W ONHOPB, V PONT PAY J ~r?l m MHYf H£F3 I CLO&H6I SURVIVE? 1 g 1 I CAOi£,M aSSS.A* I MOOOPSIRN ■I A UTTLB \tUA6H/SA&, f54 words
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Miscellaneous357 1998-08-01 7 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD ingappUed(^ 30 Song composed about a small daughter (8) ting call-up (5,3) YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION 31 Revolting individuals! (6) 12 Some would describe this as a gamble (3) IDMGI^E^S DOWN 15 Basis for writing3o? (9) TH'HgWIByI 1 Matches underwear with a 16 Repartee is good only in one's IpMtMmMpW6MuHlißrl357 words
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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278 1998-08-01 8 Teh Hooi Ling - By* Teh Hooi Ling [SINGAPORE] An Asia-Pacif-ic telecommunications alliance centred on Kokusai Denshin Denwa Co Ltd (KDD) and Singapore Telecom has been proposed by Sing Tel, the Nihon Keizai newspaper reported. With the new tie-up between British Telecom and AT&T, this will mark278 words
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272 1998-08-01 8 Teh Hooi Ling - By 1 Teh Hooi Ling [SINGAPORE] Home decor product marketer Roly International has plunged Into the red with a US$l7.lB million (5529.6 million) loss for the year ended April 30 against a net profit of U557.75 million a year earlier. Of its272 words
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814 1998-08-01 8 R Sivanithy - HOCK LOCK SIEW R Sivanithy WHAT'S the story behind the phenomenal trading in the shares of oilfield equipment supplier Mid-Conti-nent Equipment? The Sesdaq counter has been in the news not only because of the huge price run-up it has enjoyed since814 words
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692 1998-08-01 8 Siow Li Sen - Results better than expected; provisions op but Asian exposure pared By\ Siow Li Sen [SINGAPORE] United Overseas Bank yesterday reported a 35.4 per cent drop in interim net profit to $256.43 million but its performance is better than analysts expected. The bank's692 words
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Article293 1998-08-01 8 Annette Pau - By- Annette Pau [SINGAPORE] Stamford Tyres has slipped into the red, posting net losses of $5.6 million for the year ended April 1998 against net profit of $1.45 million in the previous year. Turnover fell 18.2 per cent to $92.4 million, the company said yesterday.293 words
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421 1998-08-01 8 Move will help telecoms firm cope with sharp drop in the baht: analysts Reuters [BANGKOK] One of Thailand's best known telecommunications companies yesterday announced a major rollover of its foreign debt in a move which analysts said should ensure the survival of anReuters - 421 words
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REGIONAL/INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES
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368 1998-08-01 9 M'sian cellular operator signs deferred payment deals with 3 firms AFP [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia's top cellular phone operator Binariang Bhd yesterday said it will invest 250 million Malaysian ringgit (Sslo4 million) by the end of the year to build new communications capacity andAFP - 368 words
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Article, Illustration311 1998-08-01 9 Reuters (SEOUL] Two South Korean banks yesterday announced plans for an US$B4 billion (Ssl4s billion) merger that would create the country's biggest bank, which analysts said could herald more mergers in the struggling sector. The Commercial Bank of Korea and HanilReuters; REUTERS - 311 words
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383 1998-08-01 9 Bloomberg [PARIS] France has agreed to sell as much as 30 per cent of Thomson Multimedia, Europe's second-largest consumer electronics maker, to industrial partners including Microsoft Corp of the US in a bid to speed its recovery. The government said onBloomberg - 383 words
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221 1998-08-01 9 Bloomberg [TOKYO] NEC Corp, Japan's largest maker of PCs and microchips, says it's investing US$225 million (Ss3B7 million) in Packard Bell NEC Inc and taking a majority stake in the company in an effort to stay competitive in the US and Europe.Bloomberg - 221 words
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386 1998-08-01 9 Jennifer Lien - Temporary HP pay trimming applies to mid-to-upper levels By, Jennifer Lien [SINGAPORE] US-based manufacturer HewlettPackard (HP) imposed a temporary 5 per cent pay cut for mid to upper-level managers worldwide on Thursday, the same day that fellow Silicon Valley firm386 words
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Article, Illustration86 1998-08-01 9 [SINGAPORE] The microchip which runs what is claimed to be the world's smallest hearing aid, Prisma, is pictured among some rice grains to illustrate its size (3mm x 4mm). Makers Siemens of Germany claims Prisma is the only hearing aid to combine digital signal processing withREUTERS - 86 words
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168 1998-08-01 9 [SINGAPORE] Tuan Sing Holdings' interest in the Grand Hotel Group (GHG) will be reduced to 22.5 per cent, from 38.8 per cent, when GHG merges with the Australian Tourism Group (ATG) to create one of Australia's largest listed hotel groups. In an168 words
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458 1998-08-01 9 Microsoft co-founder poshes his strategy for a wired world Bloomberg [CHICAGO] Microsoft Corp co-founder Paul Allen took another step toward his goal of a "wired world" on Thursday, announcing he will buy closely held cable television operator Charter Communications for US$4.5 billionBloomberg - 458 words
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183 1998-08-01 9 Leong Sing Chiong - LE7ITEII TO THE EDITOR Leong Sing Chiong Assistant Director (Corporate Communications) Planning Policy Co-Ordination Unit MAS I REFER to the letter by Mr Tony Tan, "On creditors and bank secrecy" published in BT on July 28. Mr Tan has rightly pointed out that banks in183 words
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COMPANY Briefs
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Article62 1998-08-01 9 [SINGAPORE] Khong Guan Flour Milling has reported net losses of $062,000 for the year ended April 1906, with turnover falling 47 per cent to $47.6 million. Losses per share came to 10.58 cents, while net tangible assets per share rose to $4.14. The company has62 words
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106 1998-08-01 9 [SINGAPORE] Singapore Telecom will extend its Budget Call service, which offers international calls at up to 47 per cent cheaper than the company's mriating IDD rates, to all fixed line, Phone Net and ISDN customers from today. Fixed line customers need to apply to have their106 words
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362 1998-08-01 9 AFP [HONGKONG] China's main trading arm has bailed out Larry Yung, chairman of Hongkong-based Citic Pacific, the mainland's official China Daily reported here yesterday. China International Trust and Investment Corp (Citic) injected over US$3OO million (Sssl7 million) last year to raise its stakeAFP - 362 words
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FINANCE & COMMODITIES
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Article, Illustration390 1998-08-01 10 Shiv Taneja - High-profile fond manager denies rejoining MAS By\ Shiv Taneja [SINGAPORE] High-profile fund manager Chin Ean Wah has resigned as chairman of Morgan Stanley Dean Witter's asset management operations for Asia (excluding Japan) with plans to "contribute to the rebuilding of a new Asia".390 words
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251 1998-08-01 10 Soh Tiang Keng - By\ Soh Tiang Keng (SINGAPORE] Dewan Asuransi, the Indonesian council representing insurance firms, has instructed its members to compensate policyholders whose premises were burnt or looted during the May riots in Jakarta. This directive applies to policies that specifically cover riots, strikes and251 words
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Article, Illustration448 1998-08-01 10 USS/mark: The greenback traded on a firm note for the early part of this week, touching a high of 1.7894 on Tuesday, only to give in to bears on the same day. By Thursday, the unit had fallen to a low of 1.7642. Not willingSource: DBS Bank - 448 words
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131 1998-08-01 10 AFP [KUALA LUMPUR] A consortium of banks, including Citibank Bhd, yesterday arranged a US$lOO million (Ssl72 million) syndicated term loan facility for Malayan Banking. "The successful conclusion of the syndicated term loan arrangement is a demonstration of confidence by international banks in Maybank and MalaysiaAFP - 131 words
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249 1998-08-01 10 Clarissa Tan - By i Clarissa Tan [SINGAPORE] OCBC Bank yesterday became the first Singapore bank to launch Islamic banking services, which do not pay or charge interest. Under OCBC Islamic Banking, customers can place their money in either an AlWadiah savings account or an Al-Wadiah current account.249 words
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313 1998-08-01 10 rum in Report Reuters [SINGAPORE] Simex Euroyen and Japanese government bond (JGB) futures lost steam in late trade yesterday despite further evidence that Japan's economy was slipping into deeper recession. The June jobless rate jumped to a record high of 4.3 per cent whileReuters - 313 words
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191 1998-08-01 10 Charlie Kuo - MSCI TAIWAN FUTURES Charlie Kuo, Charlie Kuo, service dealer, Refco Singapore THE Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures slumped for a fifth straight day in spite of an early gain inspired by the sharp rebound in the equity market. Investors were cautious191 words
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170 1998-08-01 10 ENERGY REPORT Reuters [LONDON] Oil prices creaked lower yesterday as markets contemplated the possibility that towering stocks could prolong the worst glut in years. North Sea bellwether Brent was trading seven cents lower at U5512.97 a barrel at 1540 GMT. Some dealers suspectReuters - 170 words
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Article278 1998-08-01 10 AFP TiAiwiffn THE yen fell sharply against the dollar in Europe yesterday owing to rejection of intervention by the new Japanese Finance Minister Kiichi Mizayawa. The yen fell to 144.65 to the dollar from 142.29 here late on Thursday. Mr Mizayawa said that he did not have confidenceAFP - 278 words
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Article1704 1998-08-01 11 SICOMrOTU aigg Jul 31 RU80CI (Um ctostaQ« SJQpa) RSSt CONTRACTU CMfe/kt> CtOM VOkMM OpM Mowth Mg tow Sott (tmmt) Irtorart Auq 98 122.50 90 s«p 9« 120.00 120.00 ***** 200 490 Oct 96 119.75 1450 Nov 90 120.00 1450 OK 98 120.75 1450 JM/tar 99 ***** 2025 Apr/Jw1,704 words
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Article2189 1998-08-01 11 LOMPOM 1 Mutriih Ja*3i hw 31 Group 573.000 -7.000 AB Ports *****0 1.400 Abbay National 1114.000 -41.000 AUiad Domacq 560.000 -1.000 Amac 165.000 6.000 Asda Group 201.000 3.000 BAT Ind 676.000 -5.000 BGPIc 370.000 -12.000 B1CC 124.400 -2.600 BOC Group 782.000 -8.400 BR Patrolaum 813.000 -21.000 BTR2,189 words
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Article1628 1998-08-01 11 Bloomberg P Nikkei 225 ****** JAPANESE stocks rose for a fourth day as the weaker yen promised higher profit for top exporters such as Honda Motor Co and as com-puter-related companies such as Fujitsu Ltd benefited from the rally in US technology stocks. The yen fell against the dollarBloomberg - 1,628 words
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Article, Illustration1502 1998-08-01 12 Bloomberg PI Hang Seng +30.04 STOCKS were mixed, as property companies such as Henderson Land Development Co fell on signs real estate prices which have halved in a year may tumble further. Rising borrowing costs sparked by concerns about Japan's recession, and newspaper reports that Henderson plans to cutBloomberg - 1,502 words
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Article, Illustration612 1998-08-01 12 Reuters QShenihenß Index +QJS SHENZHEN'S hard currency B shares ended up slightly in a weak technical rebound yesterday following recent sharp losses, analysts said. The B Share Index rose 0.35 point to 63.31 points on turnover of HK$l5 million. The market had fallen about 34 per cent since lateReuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 612 words
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Article342 1998-08-01 12 AFP UWPImUr -76J2 TAIWANESE share prices fell yesterday, declining for the fifth straight day, as late selling of technology issues wiped out early gains, dealers said. The Weighted Price Index dropped 76.92 points to 7,653.51. "It has been a pattern over the week that the market opened higher andAFP - 342 words
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Article241 1998-08-01 12 AFP Wellington +24i>3 NEW Zealand stocks closed up 1.2 per cent yesterday on strong turnover of NZ$227 million amid an easing of interest rates. The NZSE-40 Index rose 24.83 points to 2,122.31 with Auckland Airport climbing two cents to NZ$2.l4. Telecom Corp ordinaries jumped 18 cents to NZ$B.76. —AFPAFP - 241 words
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Article, Illustration771 1998-08-01 12 AFP P| SET Index -0.02 THAI share prices closed slightly lower yesterday after the release of weak economic indicators by the central bank which predicted the economy would shrink 6 to 7 per cent this year, dealers said. The SET Composite Index fell 0.02 point at 266.72. Dealers saidAFP - 771 words
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Article403 1998-08-01 12 AFP PComDQgitg Index -L5B SOUTH Korean share prices closed yesterday lower as earlier gains gave way amid a weaker yen and futureslinked institutional selling, dealers said. They said, however, that construction shares, seen as laggards and expected to benefit from lower market interest rates, remained attractive while financial stocksAFP - 403 words
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Article590 1998-08-01 12 AFP F1 AD Ordinaries +X 3 AUSTRALIAN share prices edged up 0.1 per cent yesterday as gains inspired by a strong performance on US and Japan markets were offset by a late sell-off, brokers said. The All Ordinaries Index rose 3.3 points to 2,704.6. The All Industrials Index roseAFP - 590 words
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Article, Illustration660 1998-08-01 12 AFP P Composite Index -OJ7 INDONESIAN share prices weakened yesterday with investors cautious about taking fresh positions while they await possible government intervention to support the rupiah, dealers said. "It seems to me that the market is concerned that the government may use CGI money for market intervention. TheAFP - 660 words
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Article305 1998-08-01 12 AFP D Manila jjj SHARE prices closed 0.4 per cent lower yesterday on the back of a weakening yen and disappointment over flat corporate earnings, analysts said. The Philippine Stock Exchange Composite Index fell 5.89 points to close at 1,607.61. Volume rose to 745.10 million shares worth 1.06 billionAFP - 305 words
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Article, Illustration350 1998-08-01 13 AFP I*l Composite Index +13J2 MALAYSIAN share prices closed higher yesterday due to a technical rebound which pushed the key index back above the psychological 400-point barrier. "There was some buying on index-linked stocks by local institutions that still have some fluids," an institutional dealerAFP - 350 words
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Article7292 1998-08-01 13 C, L»»!^ r-Z Oty Net Cap Hmi L— fimpany tan •OOP HH> Lear P/I >— 310 180 Aiinomoto 190 -10 31 195 190 10.5 77.0 148 40.5 Anqfcasa 43 uneh T7 44 43 1.0 63.4 290 123 Apollo Food Htq 138 4J 55.2 388 182 BerjayaLand 199 6 412 1997,292 words
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Article3253 1998-08-01 14 bonds, loans ft 19*8 L*st Vol Day Laat Ouott Avg HM. Law Stna Company m COOO> Ht L~ Buyar UHrn Prlca 23.5 9 m 3000 m AMOB c5.5%*****6 9-5 20.5 4.5 3160 *Acar ******1 USS *-5 unch 12 4.5 4.5 4 95 8 3164 Acma ******4 8 73 10 31613,253 words
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221 1998-08-01 14 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH -By R Sivanithy DESPITE a 14.2 million block of shares crossing at 23 cents apiece in the late afternoon yesterday, Freight Links Express' share price hardly budged, closing at 17.5 cents. Still, it's drawn our attention to the counter and its warrants.221 words
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Article2180 1998-08-01 14 Transaction date Jul 31 I Cr Cr L*t VI Day Laat Owota M» Otv VM Nit M Cap nm» low Stno Company rOOO) Wgh Law Bwyar »a—r Of p/c fct* S2?^ 5 2L 3 M 37 37 38 iO U U IM 310 653 12 mi 5001 AMDBSOc2,180 words
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5916 1998-08-01 15 T^nuivinioiHlau^u^^J Or Or M W« >998 un Vet Day Last Ouate O* Wv YW Met Cap A v« Lew ttHe Ciiwaany «ata fOOO) MMi La» »n« CV W Prtca ■wwthuls 43 12.3 a 1020 ACE 0ynamlc»20c_.. 18 *0.3 70 18 17.5 17.5 18 0.15,916 words
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Article1201 1998-08-01 15 a rJS, 134 50 2000 A8R Hldgs 5c 79 38 78.5 385 79 243 62 2049 AS Auto H)C 66 *2.5 136 66.5 62 65 66.5 15.0N 7.0 2.3 6.2 75.4 65 82 48.5 2051 ASJ Hldgs 20c 57 57 2.5 10.2 0.9 11.0 51.3 57 27 10 t1,201 words
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Article214 1998-08-01 16 Starts W— Frt Links 20c 15,290,000 UXinlOc 14,753,000 Panpac Media 5 8,008,000 Mid-Coot 10c 7,332,000 Tai Sin 10c 7,132,000 TAC BtIO 200 5,142,000 GoMtroo 20c 5,034,000 ST Capital 25c 4,740,000 Heslte Hldgs25c 3,813,000 •M Resources 3,371,000 Start! f DBS Foreign 17,373,540 OCBC Foreign 11,055,437 U08 Foreign 9,386,090 OUB Foreign 8,282,547214 words
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Article, Illustration646 1998-08-01 16 R Sivanithy - STOCK MAUBT COMMENT AST Punters shift focus to other small-cap stocks after suspension of the Mid-Continent counter By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] Local stock prices closed marginaUy firmer yesterday after rumours that Malaysia's central bank wiU cut its statutory reserve requirements646 words
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Article, Illustration84 1998-08-01 16 Shiv Tanaja - -by Shiv Tanaja HOTEL Properties closed half a cent tower yesterday at 40.5 cents on a volume of 3.23 million shares, compared with its 10-day tacM average of 643.700 shares. The counter is heavily oversold, according to the daily and weekly RSI and Stoctestics The daily MACD chart84 words
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Article79 1998-08-01 16 THE appointment of Hongkong banker Alexander Au as chief executive and vice-chairman of OCBC Bank has generated a lot of interest and wisecracks in Singapore's banking and business circles. For example, a senior company executive remarked that OCBC has a new general at its helm—Alexander Au79 words
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Article91 1998-08-01 16 THE head of a company recently told a BT reporter that she was the managing director of the firm, though her name cards read "deputy general manager". But she affirmed that she was the MD, and we printed it as such. But an enthused external public relations officer91 words
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Article110 1998-08-01 16 PRESIDENT Park (Singapore), the parent of microbrewery Paulaner Brauhaus which recently closed its two outlets in Singapore, has been in the red since its establishment some two years ago. The company, with an issued and paid-up capital of $1 million, lost #16,315 in 1995 and $425,372 in110 words
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Article82 1998-08-01 16 THE Nobel prize winning Amnnrr^i^ Milton Friedman has long advocated Jpf dismantling the International Monetary Fund. Now he has given a simple reason why countries should disregard IMF's advice. He told a former editor of Hongkong Economic Journal recently th»t people hire financial consultants for ad82 words
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Article75 1998-08-01 16 SOME like to make a big hoo-ha when they launch new products, others like to do it quietly. Insurer Asia Life seems to fall into the latter category, even when they have tied up with one of the most media-sa wy fund management firms in town, Aberdeen75 words
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Article68 1998-08-01 16 PLASTIC Injection company Hi-P, which wants to list next year, puts its money where its foot and mouth are. Our reporter visited them and was astounded to find staff wearing bunny bedroom slippers at work! But managing director Yao Hsiao Tung said staff feel more comfortable and hence68 words
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Advertisement368 1998-08-01 16 BUSINESS \o//ccs lb advertise call toll-free 1800-741 1883 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Wong Yew Chong of Blk 866 Tampines St. 83 #09-239 Singapore *****6, have applied for a Retail Liquor Shop Licence in respect of M/s Whizzo Marketing located at 3E River Valley Road Clarke Quay Singapore *****4,368 words
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Advertisement146 1998-08-01 16 FESTOON COMPANY PTE LTD (IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) NOTICE IS HEREBY given pursuant to Section 308<2) of the Companies Act. Cap. 50 that the Final Meeting of Members of the abovenamed Company will be held u SO Jalan Sultan #21-04 Jalan Sultan Centre. Singapore *****4 on 1-9-1998 at 10:00 am for146 words
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Advertisement243 1998-08-01 16 THE COMPANIES ACT CAP. 50 STEEL TECH BUILDERS PTE LTD (In Voluntary Liquidation) Al an Extraordinary General Meeting of die members of the abovenamed company duly convened and held at Blk 682 Hougang Avenue 4. *04-.VX) Singapore *****2 on the 3ld day of July. 1998 at 11.00 a.m.. the special243 words
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Advertisement416 1998-08-01 16 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. SO ANO IN THE MATTER OF AFRICA-SINGAPORE TRADING SHIPPING PTE LTD (IN MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) NOTICE OF FINAL MEETING Notice is HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 308 of the Companies Act, Cap 50, that a Final Meeting of the Members of the416 words
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Advertisement206 1998-08-01 16 3 &MW P3Z4W* Tangttn Mail, ■vry third Saturday of the month, spm 11pm [catJ IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT. CAP 50 AND IN THE MATTER OF BETALAND FERAS COMPANY PTE LTD (MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) FINAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 308 (I) of the206 words
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Article, Illustration2127 1998-08-01 17 JAIME EE - COVER STORY Retrenchment We all know, or have heard of, professionals who have lost their jobs over the last few months. How are they coping? jaime be hears their stories JAIME EE Recently, a multinational company advertised for a driver for its CEO. Of2,127 words
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Article56 1998-08-01 17 PROPERTY agents, in a bid to create excitement in a totally bleak rental market, really know which selling points to highlight. One ad trying to get someone to take a master bedroom went like this: "Absolutely no owners! In brand new private luxury house. Visitors, pets, cook,56 words
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Article74 1998-08-01 17 BUT WHEN it comes to landlords who know how to please, you can't beat this one who advertised: "District 10, beautifully renovated house. Large patio, nice garden, greenery. Car provided. We didn't find out how much rent the guy was charging for all this,74 words
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Article47 1998-08-01 17 ALSO SEEN in the classifieds was this ad for a second-hand Mercedes Benz with full accessories, including "electric chair and roller blind". We know Mercedes makes electric seats to memorise one's favourite position, but an electric chair? Who is the seller targetting? Suicidal businessmen?47 words
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Article38 1998-08-01 17 ANOTHER intriguing ad under garage sales offered a roti prata stove and a piano. We've heard of a disco-dancing roti prata man, which is improbable enough but a piano-playing prata maker? The mind boggles.38 words
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766 1998-08-01 18 Jaime Ee - Off the cuff Onr last remaining marshland is making way for the Punggol 21 plan. Bnt isn't it precisely because Singapore is so land-scarce that natural pockets of land should be preserved? by Jaime Ee I HAVE a healthy respect for766 words
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Article, Illustration1322 1998-08-01 18 YANG RAZALI KASSIM - Is Asean a helpless tiger in the midst of the regional financial turmoil? tamo razali kahsim catches up with new secretarv-general Rodolfo Severino Jr, who defends the group's record in whipping itself back into shape YANG RAZALI KASSIM The writer is BT's regional analysisFILE PHOTO - 1,322 words
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Article, Illustration695 1998-08-01 19 CHRISTOPHER TAN - Forget the 'moose' episode. Daimler-Benz's A-class has since evolved into a completely different animal, says Christopher tan CHRISTOPHER TAN 0 ONE will confirm this, it would be safe to assume that Daimler-Benz spent hundreds of millions on getting the world «i ready for its695 words
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Article, Illustration666 1998-08-01 19 Tan Su Ten - RETAIL Competitors call it an upstart and parallel importer, but SaSa sees itself as an open-concept beauty supermarket By' Tan Su Ten LUNCHTIME on a weekday at SaSa in Wisma Atria and it's a crush of female office workers. Most of the women atARTHUR LEE - 666 words
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Article, Illustration702 1998-08-01 19 Thien - GARDENING Ton don't need to live on landed property to have a garden. What yon do need is some know-how and a reasonable amount of perseverance By' Thien EVERY Saturday was "moving" day at our previous condo. To catch the morning sunshine, we702 words
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Article61 1998-08-01 19 Foliage plants* (semi-sttade loving) Aglaonema or Asian dumb cane Dieffenbachia or dumb cane Dracaena surculosa or Japanese bamboo Alocasla For hanging: Bird's nest fern Staghorn fern Elkhorn fern Boston fern Acanthaceae or snakeskin plant Chlorophytum comosum or spider plant Larger plants: Dracaena or iron plant61 words
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Article, Illustration607 1998-08-01 20 Susan Tsang - CINEMA Sophie Marcean and Stephen Dillane help create a few sparks of romance in the otherwise snbdned Firelight By I Susan Tsang FIRELIGHT marks the directorial debut of William Nicholson, scriptwriter of Nell, Sarafina and Shadowlands, for which he earned an Oscar nomination. Nicholson apparently only agreed607 words
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Article, Illustration871 1998-08-01 20 Stephen Hunter - CINEMA Spielberg's Saving Private Ryan is anything but your typical World War Two flick. In fact, it's likely to be the goriest war movie you've ever seen By Stephen Hunter LAT-WP TWO middle-aged guys talking movies. Could be inabaror ata ballgame. It happens to be in aLAT-WP - 871 words
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557 1998-08-01 21 Kevin Thomas - CINEMA The more mathematical skills yon have, the more yon will be able to get into Pi, a most unusual film from Darren Aronofsky By\ Kevin Thomas LAT-WP THAT first-time filmmaker Darren Aronofsky calls his picture Pi, the symbol designating the ratio ofLAT-WP - 557 words
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Article, Illustration434 1998-08-01 21 M Yasotha - Compiled by M Yasotha OOWCBETB Singapore Symphony Orchestra Swedish pianist Per Tengstrand, winner of the 1997 Cleveland International Piano Competition, will perform Grieg's Piano Concerto in A minor. Also on the programme are Rossini's Overture to Journey to Rheims. Stravinsky's Suite from The Firebird and Ravel's Bolero. Okko434 words
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Article, Illustration817 1998-08-01 22 TAM SU YEN - That describes both Christine Manfield and the flavours she creates. taw su yem finds out why the owner and chef of the Paramount restaurant is regarded as the high priestess of modern Sydney cooking TAM SU YEN WORK, I don't swan B|| around If I'm onPHOTOS BY SIEW YAW HOONG - 817 words
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Article, Illustration1124 1998-08-01 22 Tan Su Yen - WORLD GOURMET SUMMIT Eiichi Takahashi of Kyoto's HyoTei restaurant pleases both palate and eye with his kaiseki dinner menns By 1 Tan Su Yen SPREAD over just six days, last week's World Gourmet Summit set off a frenzy of fine dining among food lovers in Singapore1,124 words
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Article, Illustration95 1998-08-01 22 Tan Su Yen - Compiled by Tan Su Yen BORED with baguettes? Cold Storage recently introduced Mr Pickwicks, a new range of European-style breads that could take you comfortably from breakfast to dinner party. The breads are baked at Cold Storage itself and include traditional favourites such as Bavarian Rye and95 words
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Article, Illustration122 1998-08-01 22 CRAVINGS PAOLO Ping's at Royal Crowne Plaza in Scotts prides itself on its Chinese-Italian fare. On Sundays, you can treat yourself to a brunch of lasagne and dimsum plus enough free-flow-ing alcohol to leave you hung over till Monday morning. Unlike other brunch venues, the122 words
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Article109 1998-08-01 22 SALAD lovers in Singapore used to drown their greens in a fattening pink river of TTiousand Island dressing. These days, salad bars are seeing more takers for vinaigrette, balsamico and Japanese-style shoyu dressing. But whatever happened to anchovy? After all, an anchovy dressing need not be overpowering if109 words
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Article, Illustration666 1998-08-01 23 Aberration. Scare-fest starring Pamela Gidley. Woodlands. Armageddon.An oil driller (Bruce Willis) is mankind's best hope of salvation from a comet that threatens to crash into earth. Previewing at Lido, Capitol, Changi, Republic, Jurong, Choa Chu Kang, Chinatown, Century, Hougang, Orchard, Cathay, Eastshore, Central, Eastpoint, Empress, Jubilee, Whitesands, Toa Payoh,666 words
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Article130 1998-08-01 23 Cathay Org Cathay 338-3400 Eastshore 346-1816 Orchard 235-8386 Picturehouse 338-3400 Yangtze 223-7529 Eng Wah Empress 777-5867 Jubliee 454-1640 Mandarin 292-9401 Marina 338-9719 Whitesands 585-1782 Qoldan Villaga Bedok 443-2405 Bishan 353-8885 Boon Lay 792-2788 Broadway 454-9394 Majestic 533-9032 Marina 337-9488 Pavilion 786-5788 Tampines 8 786-5788 Tiong Bahru 274-6588130 words
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Article, Illustration1279 1998-08-01 24 AUDREY TAN - Never mind that you have to pay for the privilege. Just tell him what you want for Christmas and step out into the sub-zero temepratures of Lapland, Finland, to gaze at the Northern Lights. After all, you can always get warm again in a sauna, says1,279 words
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Miscellaneous651 1998-08-01 23 ttECOMMEWDEP YIEWDIO GrPTI (i Pr episode entitled Yesterday Upon The Stair. bender Pushing Hands, 2.30pm, Ask Harriett, 9pm, Ch 5 Ch 8 Pilot of a 13-part comedy Lung Sihung plays a serial that is crafted along widower who moves from the lines of Tootsie and Taiwan to an American Mrs651 words
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Miscellaneous1518 1998-08-01 23 TODAY'S TV mm I l L—fT Ml I 2.00 PM David, the Gnome. 12.00 NNTV Innovations. HT PMI fI f l 2JO Littlest Pet Shop. LOO PM ESPN 1998: Asian X H 3.00 My Little Pony Gaines Qualifiers. H Salty's Lighthouse. 2.00 Sports: World Soccer 4.00 Pencipta. 0/v L 4.301,518 words
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