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Title Section20 2002-07-17 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES SINGAPORE JT j !ptorn C .i http://business-times.asia 1 com sg WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 2002 MITA (P) 010/03/200220 words
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Article74 2002-07-17 1 □m VSB6J6 (-23.91) ST INDEX FUTUSES lfSHLOO (-17.00) n 8DD0I niTDlEB mm mi§ (-2.40) STOCK MABKET INDICES Tuesday Change KLSECOMP 734.96 -4.77 NIKKEI 225 -124.73 HANG SENG 10.***** -160.17 SET INDEX 392.56 4.81 JAKARTA COMP .481.77 >0.87 MANILA COMP .1,168.73 *7.04 TAIPEI WP1 M1&01 -75.00 SEOULCOMP 771.45 -110774 words
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Article66 2002-07-17 1 FOREX BATES UvSS ss US$ (S$ per US$) 1.735 £(US$/SS per 1572 2727 EURO(US$/S$/E). 1.007 1.747 YEN 116 J 67.00 RM 3.800 2.190 HKS 7.800 4.496 BAHT 40.35 23i5 RITTAH 9,045 WIS FUME BATES SINGAPORE* 5i§ KUALA LUMPUR 6.40 HONG KONG 6.125 JAKARTA 39.00 TAIPEI 6.625 TOKYO 1J75 SEOUL66 words
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718 2002-07-17 1 Kalpana Rashiwala, Siow Li Sen - Govt to decide soon on letting banks provide market-rate loans for public housing By: Kalpana Rashiwala, Siow Li Sen [SINGAPORE] Banks could soon have access to an additional source of business at least several billion dollars of housing loans a year718 words
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455 2002-07-17 1 Beth Jinks - Port operator's more flexible business policy is paying off By 1 Beth Jinks [SINGAPORE] Korean container line Hanjin Shipping has agreed to keep its transhipment business in Singapore for 10 years the first tangible result of PSA Corporation's new and more flexible business policy.455 words
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532 2002-07-17 1 Fed chief hints at putting interest rates on hold AP, Reuters, Bloomberg, [WASHINGTON) Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan told Congress yesterday the US economy is on the road to full recovery but will keep feeling the effects of last year's recession.AP,; Reuters,; Bloomberg, - 532 words
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Article, Illustration422 2002-07-17 1 Quak Hiang Whai - Byi Quak Hiang Whai [SINGAPORE] Foreign banks are hitting back in the raging home loan war after recent aggressive rate cuts by local banks to take back price leadership. In the wake of rate revisions by United Overseas Bank and OCBC inARTHUR LEE - 422 words
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Advertisement87 2002-07-17 1 DtSPBE Shipping Times Gulf Air 2000 crash due to human, systemic errors. Shipping Timem Pg 12 Top Stories PwC: risk of fraud with quarterly reporting. Pg 4 DBS keeps its eye on priority customers. Pg 3 Raffles Town Club defence wants trial to go ahead now. Pg7 HK economy continues87 words
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Advertisement27 2002-07-17 1 SPH won't list property assets Next Page S'pore June exports still in negative zone Next Page EON set to win VW, Audi franchises in M'sia page 1527 words
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Advertisement349 2002-07-17 1 Interested in saving money on your overseas property loan? Since the start of 2001, the US dollar Federal Funds rate has been reduced an astonishing 11 times and has reached its lowest level m almost four decades. Similarly, the Sterling pound base rate has been reduced to a level not349 words
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Advertisement44 2002-07-17 1 CPF REVIEW Initial proposals more severe, Pg 3 Lower monthly cash outlay for younger upgraders, Pg 4 Genevieve Cua: CPF should do more to keep funds' costs down, Exec Money, Pg 18 Eye» on Greenspan as euro tops US$l, Pg 6 FULL REPORT N«xtPaf»44 words
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397 2002-07-17 2 Quak Hiang Whai - Group cites unfavourable market conditions and regional economic uncertainties By Quak Hiang Whai [SINGAPORE] Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) has abandoned its plan to spin off and list its property businesses. "As current market conditions, exacerbated by uncertainties surrounding regional economies, are397 words
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Article, Illustration256 2002-07-17 2 [SINGAPORE] The newly appointed president of Singapore Press Holdings, Alan Chan Heng Loon, sees it as his duty to ensure the financial viability of the group's various media businesses. In an interview with SPH's in-house newsletter, Press lines, Mr Chan, who256 words
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Article, Illustration358 2002-07-17 2 Quak Hiang Whai - KwekLengßeng says investing in property abroad is no child's play By\ rcri Quak Hiang Whai l SINGAPORE J Investing overseas is no child's play and entrepreneurs must ensure they get their backyard right first before taking the next plane out of Singapore,ARTHUR LEE - 358 words
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Article, Illustration683 2002-07-17 2 Chuang Peck Ming - Bnt double-digit growth expected in second half By Chuang Peck Ming (SINGAPORE] Contrary to market expectations, Singapore's key non-oil domestic exports (NODX) remained in negative territory in June. However, they are tipped to register doubledigit growth in the second half of the year. InternationalSource: IES - 683 words
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ON THE grapevine
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Article73 2002-07-17 2 PROPERTY and finance tycoon Kwek Leng Beng took the opportunity to plug his Hong Leong Group yesterday when he was inaugural speaker at the E5O Leaders Talk series. Asked how much time he had set aside for a question and-answer session, he told the audience73 words
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Article99 2002-07-17 2 STILL on Mr Kwek, he also shared with the audience his learning experience with his late father Kwek Hong Png, who founded the Hong Leong Group. "My father had a significant impact on me," Mr Kwek revealed. "He was my mentor. There is much about this99 words
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Advertisement8 2002-07-17 2 No rush of home buyers expected, Pg 48 words
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Advertisement7 2002-07-17 2 SUde in electronics exports eases, Pg 77 words
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CPF review
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Article603 2002-07-17 3 Anna Teo - If adopted, some of the CPF changes would have affected a much bigger group Reports by I Anna Teo THE impending Central Provident Fund changes would hit a much bigger group of people, if the Economic Review Committee's initial proposals had come to pass. One key603 words
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671 2002-07-17 3 Majority of those affected will see rise of $200-$ BOO IF you are approaching the 50-55 age group and earn $500,000 a year in basic pay, your tax bill will swell by just over $1,000 when the proposed changes to671 words
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Article, Illustration441 2002-07-17 3 Vince Chong - By' Vince Chong SOME businesses in Singapore, including a foreign multinational, have voiced support for giving back to employees the cost-savings resulting from the proposed lowering of the CPF contribution salary cap from $6,000 to $5,000. The proposal was among the recommendations of441 words
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926 2002-07-17 4 Andrea Tan - But homeowners above 51 will have to cough up more cash for property Byi Andrea Tan Although the affordabUity of housing will generally be chipped away by the proposed CPF changes, younger upgraders will need to fork out 2 to 4 percentage points926 words
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553 2002-07-17 4 Ven Sreenivasan - Analysts cite weak economy, Hungry Ghost Month By Ven Sreenivasan PROPERTY stocks and the underlying property market didn't react sharply to the CPF proposals on Monday. And analysts, with the benefit of another day to ponder the proposals, yesterday saw no reason why553 words
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159 2002-07-17 4 Hong Chong Hui Singapore - li\ b bag Hong Chong Hui Singapore IT is often said that Singaporeans are asset-rich and cash-poor ("Property players relieved affordability not severely cut", BT, July 16). But with today's lower property values, most of us are not even asset-rich. If we were159 words
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142 2002-07-17 4 Paul Goh Singapore - Paul Goh Singapore THE CPF changes planned by the government are supposed to be "for the general good" ("Property players relieved affordability not severely cut", BT, July 16). But there are always people who are "caught in the middle" which leads me142 words
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67 2002-07-17 4 Tan Thiam Hong Singapore - Tan Thiam Hong Singapore THE economic subcommittee's proposals on the CPF ("Panel proposes CPF to be scaled back", BT, July 16), are commendable. But I fear we are not making progress in terms of educating CPF members to be mature when handling their67 words
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Article, Illustration502 2002-07-17 4 Vince Chong - By Vince Chong ALTHOUGH developers held back on launching new residential property projects before Monday's announcements on Central Provident Fund changes, the market does not expect new homes to flood the market this week. New releases this week include Allgreen Properties' 481-unit502 words
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443 2002-07-17 4 Quak Hiang Whai - Most loans paid off before 10th year, so little impact seen of CPF rales change Byi Quak Hiang Whai THE measured proposals in the CPF rules may have removed a huge uncertainty in the property market, but Kwek Leng Beng one of443 words
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SINGAPORE comapnies
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495 2002-07-17 5 Angela Tan - Pressure to show results could lead to 'aggressive accounting': exec By< Angela Tan AS Singapore listed companies start reporting from next year their financial performance on a quarterly basis instead of half-yearly, managements will be put under tremendous pressure to show results within495 words
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Article543 2002-07-17 5 wong wei kong - I! 'V'llocksiew wong wei kong WHILE all the attention was on the latest crop of IPOs last week, two small caps announced significant investments by institutional investors. The two companies are both different and alike. Osim International is a maker of health and lifestyle products,543 words
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COMPANY Briefs
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Article49 2002-07-17 5 Bloomberg STANDARD Poor's has cut Jardine Strateglc's credit rating outlook to "negative" from "stable" after the firm offered $241.7 million for 21.1 per cent of Cycle Carriage to raise its total stake to 50.2 per cent. S&P said the proposed acquisitions were "higher risk businesses".—BloombergBloomberg - 49 words
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Article61 2002-07-17 5 A TOTAL 0f2,650 investors have been allocated 204.06 million units under Capita Mall Trust's institutional offering. Lead manager DBS Bank said 37 investors were each allotted 1 million units and above, while 53 received between 500,000 and 999,000 units each. At the other end of the61 words
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Article33 2002-07-17 5 INTERIOR architecture firm Futuristic Image Builder said its initial public offering was 21.5 times subscribed. It had offered 18 million new shares at 21 cents each. Trading starts today.33 words
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Article, Illustration378 2002-07-17 5 Siow Li Sen - By Siow Li Sen DBS Bank is looking into shortening the queueing time at automated teller machines (ATM) for its priority customers as part of the overall strategy to prevent this group from being lured by the foreign banks. One way to doARTHUR LEE - 378 words
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SINGAPORE markets
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Article, Illustration272 2002-07-17 6 OTHER SINGAPORE INDICES Jul 16 VALUE CLOSE mmfm 48.00 -61.00 WC—I -*****.00 -116.00 -*****.00 +S.QQ KMw 426.92 -5.17 Wipllinill 138.41 -2.49 1392.00 -32.05 415.07 -4.49 ma tit>n an 198.56 -3.25 QtanHlllOC 25.048.000 Dafto5c *****.000 KLWHMgS 10c...... 21,756,000 Dstacraft 10c 17,766,000 HLInttUS20c 15,636.000 Aspnetoen 2.5c 10,771,000 WesTech 10c 10,055,000 Ro*WUS10c. 8^33.000272 words
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Article, Illustration741 2002-07-17 6 larry wee - llongervSew CURRENCIES Fears of bigger Wall St, greenback falls if Fed chiefs testimonies fail to tnrn thing* around larry wee AFTER faltering at the final hurdle for three consecutive weeks, the euro finally topped the symbolic one US-dollar mark after Asian hours741 words
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Article, Illustration704 2002-07-17 6 r. sivanithy - < comment STOCKS r. sivanithy IN a bear market it's always tempting to take the contrarian view and buy when others are selling. Maybe not this time though. An astonishingly large number of well-schooled, independent-thinking value players have done what they thought704 words
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Article2360 2002-07-17 6 UNIT TRUSTS FUNDS Com Global Irrfotec Index Fd!** 03/ Com Global Energy Index Fd 0.901/ Com Global Travel Index Fd 0 71* AM Aavo A«et Mgt (S'pere) Com Spore Bond Fund/" 10*6/ Star Europe Eqty!* 0 66* Star Europe Bd 1.047/ CradK Agricofc IM Mgt S pore Ltd Star Europe2,360 words
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SINGAPORE news
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525 2002-07-17 7 Serena Ng - This will allow evidence to be heard and prevent plaintiffs from later seeking re-trial By\ Serena Ng THE High Court yesterday reserved its decision on the two preliminary issues raised in the class action suit against Raffles Town Club (RTC), following an525 words
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337 2002-07-17 7 Eugene Low - on the economy electronics -By Eugene Low THE contraction in electronics exports eased slightly in June, figures released yesterday by International Enterprise Singapore (lES) show. After declining 11.2 per cent in May, the slide in electronics exports moderated to 9.6 per cent year337 words
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164 2002-07-17 7 THE government is for the first time offering for sale a land parcel under an MRT viaduct for private sector commercial development in what is seen as part of its efforts to extract greater value from state properties. The 21,400 sq164 words
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Article, Illustration426 2002-07-17 7 Chuang Peck Ming - Byi Chuang Peck Ming EXHAUSTIVE tests exceeding standards set by the World Health Organisation and the US government were used to determine that the reclaimed water Singapore is producing is safe to drink, according to an international panel of experts. Professor Ong Choon Nam, the panel'sHOW HWEE YOUNG/ST - 426 words
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EDITORIAL & opinion
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Article, Illustration660 2002-07-17 8 harish mehta - mnm I bottom line OPINION harish mehta The writer is an Indochina specialist THE Second Garth Summit, to be held in Johannesburg next month, is supposed to give a new push to the effort launched 10 years ago at the First Earth Summit660 words
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Article116 2002-07-17 8 They say it's only in the rinse cycle you find out how dirty the laundry really was. Now we are in the rinse cycle.' -WamiAAtt the billionaire investor, on the lack of transparency among US companies. 'China supports the efforts of King Gyanendra and the Nepali government116 words
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621 2002-07-17 8 EDITORIAL JAPAN'S powerful bureaucracy —the finance ministry, especially— appears to be reasserting itself after attempts by Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi and his predecessors to cut it down to size. And when Mr Koizumi is not doing battle with scheming bureaucrats, he is having to confront obstinate621 words
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Article, Illustration1132 2002-07-17 8 Prem Shankara Jha - Public investment in the form of infrastructure spending through deficit financing is something the new finance minister shonld consider From Prem Shankara Jha The writer, former editor of The Hindustan Times, contributed this article to BT in New Delhi INDIAN Prime MinisterAFP - 1,132 words
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Article730 2002-07-17 8 Nicholas D Kristof - COMMENTARY It's a sordid Ule of cronyism and misuse of power By Nicholas D Kristof The writer is a New York Times columnist NYT DEMOCRATS and media hounds are baying under the wrong tree. The point in President Bush's business career where he tookNYT - 730 words
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REGIONAL news
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Article, Illustration561 2002-07-17 9 Andrey Tan - PEGGED CURRENCIES Hope may lie in stronger exports with weaker US$ Fromi Andrey Tan in Hong Kong THE Hong Kong economy continued to decline with unemployment reaching another record high of 7.7 per cent in the second quarter, but a weakerAP - 561 words
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Ringgit fall hitting Proton, rivals
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Article96 2002-07-17 9 Bloomberg [HONG KONG] BOC Hong Kong (Holdings) Ltd, the local unit of China's largest foreign currency lender, attracted offers from institutions for more shares than are available in Asia's biggest stock sale this year, bankers said. Professional investors, including most erf Hong Kong'sBloomberg - 96 words
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Article80 2002-07-17 9 AFP [BANGKOK] Investors snapped up over half of Thailand's largest savings bond issue on the first day of the 305 billion baht (Ssl3 billion) offering, reports said yesterday. The issue launched on Monday is aimed at helping Bank of Thailand finance the mountain of debtAFP - 80 words
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Article63 2002-07-17 9 AP [BEIJING] Shenzhen exported US$2O.5 billion worth goods during the first half of2oo2—a 19.9 per cent rise from the same period last year, Xinhua News Agency reported yesterday. Quoting customs officials, Xinhua also said that in the first six months of the year, the city'sAP - 63 words
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85 2002-07-17 9 Reuters [BANGKOK] The head erf* Slam Cement yesterday warned that Thailand risked stifling crucial export industries and damaging the agricultural sector if it allowed the baht to get too strong. Slam Cement president Chumpol NaLamlieng said that Thailand should never lose sight of theReuters - 85 words
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109 2002-07-17 9 Reuters [MANILA] Philippines' food and beverage group San Miguel Corp told the stock exchange yesterday that it would be interested in acquiring a stake in Jakarta-based Indofood Sukses Makmur, the world's largest noodle maker, if one were ever offered. This followed a Philippine Daily InquirerReuters - 109 words
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333 2002-07-17 9 Harish Mehta - From] Harish Mehta in Bangkok A CONSORTIUM led by two sisters of Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra is seen as the frontrunner for a 16 billion baht (Ss6B7 million) telecom contract to provide services in the provinces, local media said yesterday.333 words
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373 2002-07-17 10 Shoeb Kagda - Fond managers say the sale, which netted 1 J4t rupiah, restores confidence in market From', Shoeb Kagda in Jakarta SHARES of PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia, the country's largest domestic call operator, rose yesterday as investors were buoyed by the government's sale of a373 words
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152 2002-07-17 10 JAKARTA AFP AN Indonesian state body is investigating the finances of three judges to check whether they were bribed to pass a shock bankruptcy ruling against a foreign-owned firm, the head of the body said yesterday. Yusuf Syakir, chief of theAFP - 152 words
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415 2002-07-17 10 Audrey Tan - Stags on t for quick profit curb gains of Li Ka-shing's firm Prom, Audrey Tan in Hong Kong RETAIL investors selling for a quick profit put a cap on CK Life Sciences' debut yesterday, resulting in the Li Ka-shing biotech unit closing just415 words
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Advertisement275 2002-07-17 9 THE COMPANIES ACT (CAP. St) Section 291 (1) STATUTORY DECLARATION BY MOTORS OF COMPANY? MAMUTY TO CONTINUE BUSINESS IY REASON Of ITS UAMLfTIES Name of Company: K* Gwan Shipping (Pie) Ltd Company No: 1977Q2787K The Registrar of Companies Businesses, Singapore We. Wee Eng Seow of 131 Serangoon Ave 3 #08-16.275 words
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WORLD news
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Article, Illustration506 2002-07-17 11 NEW YORK Stock market's decline reflects investor despondency AFP WALL Street had hoped for a rally this summer instead it got a full-scale retreat. Eight weeks of selling have sent the Nasdaq composite and Standard Poor's 500 indexes to theirAFP; Source: MarketHistory.com, Reuters - 506 words
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WORLD Watch
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48 2002-07-17 11 Bloomberg [PARIS] Bank of France governor Jean-Claude Trichet will go on trial for his role in false accounting at Credit Lyonnais in the *****. The decision may jeopardise Mr Trichet's chances of becoming the next president of European Central bank. BloombergBloomberg - 48 words
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Article53 2002-07-17 11 Bloomberg [DETROIT] General Motors Corp's second quarter net income more than doubled as it built more vehicles in North America and offered discounts. Net income rose to US$l.29 billion, or U552.43 a share from US$477 million, or US$l.O3. Revenue rose to US$4B.3 billion fromBloomberg - 53 words
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Article63 2002-07-17 11 Reuters (NEW YORK] Merrill Lynch Co yesterday posted a rise in quarterly earnings—including an expected US$lOO million payment to settle a probe into its stock research. Merrill posted second quarter earnings of US$634 million, or 66 cents a share. That compares with a profit ofReuters - 63 words
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Article71 2002-07-17 11 Bloomberg (WASHINGTON] More than seven in 10 US residents don't trust the chief executives of large corporations, and eight in 10 say executives will take "improper actions" to help themselves at their companies' expense, according to a USA Tocfay/CNN/Gallup poll of 1,013 adults. ItBloomberg - 71 words
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62 2002-07-17 11 Bloomberg [AMSTERDAM] Royal Philips Electronics had a record loss in the second quarter after writing down its stake in Vivendi Universal. It lost 1.36 billion euros (552.4 billion) after it reduced the value of its 3.5 per cent Vivendi stake by 1.52 billion euros. TheBloomberg - 62 words
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272 2002-07-17 11 WASHINGTON Bloomberg US industrial production rose in June by the largest amount since October 1999 as factories turned out more autos and utilities increased power generation, the Federal Reserve reported. The 0.8 per cent rise in work performed at factories, mines and utilitiesBloomberg - 272 words
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Article, Illustration326 2002-07-17 11 WASHINGTON LAT-WP IT WAS a media moment made in hell for any White House: a split TV screen showing the president on one side exuding confidence in the economy and the Wall Street big board on the other with all arrows pointing south. That'sLAT-WP; AFP - 326 words
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514 2002-07-17 13 Leon Hadar - Compromise with House expected; Bosh looks for early signing of bill From] Leon Hadar in Washington AGAINST the backdrop of reports on US corporate fraud and mismanagement, the Democrats and Republicans in the Senate passed by voting 97 to 0 a514 words
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Miscellaneous183 2002-07-17 13 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD clever stroke of business (4) 29 It's accepted as genuine 12 Nerve twice required in traf- 26 Foodbi(4) down under (4.6) fcjam (10) YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION DOWN 13 Odt to someone Acro«: 1 Sprtsawy, 9 H«*2 Staff hokSng a oourse (4) led, 10 Nathan, 12 Rundown, 13 3 Announcement183 words
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Article, Illustration978 2002-07-17 14 HEIKEN HIENTXSCH - F1 aerodynamicists battle the forces for an edge over other teams, hebe hxentzsch explains the mechanics HEIKEN HIENTXSCH The writer is a freelance journalist specialising in motor sports. She also prepares motorsports press releases for BMW Ag THERE appears to be no known antidote to theAP - 978 words
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Article, Illustration764 2002-07-17 14 Reuters [LONDON] Juan Pablo Montoya and Rubens Barrichello go back a long way together. Far enough for Colombian Montoya to recall how the Brazilian, now world champion Michael Schumacher's Ferrari team mate and his own Formula One rival, once raced against his father andReuters; AFP - 764 words
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Article125 2002-07-17 14 RENAULT is aiming for a first podium finish of the season at its home French Formula One Grand Prix on. Sunday. "Weil certainly be looking for points and it would be great to improve on that at our home race," said technical director Mike Gascoyne. "TTiat125 words
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Article135 2002-07-17 14 THE Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) is developing a programme designed to hkp Australia find anew Formula One world champion. The internationally-acclaimed AIS has signed a four-year deal with the Confederation of Australian Motorsport (CAMS) to help train potential racing car drivers. CAMS will135 words
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Article136 2002-07-17 14 CARMAKERS involved in Formula One racing are not in talks with banks on taking a in the event's marketing organisation following the demise of German media group Kirch, a BMW board member told Reuters. The manufecturers—Ftord, Fiat Renault, BMW and DaimlerChryaler—fanned the GPWC (Grand Prix136 words
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Article, Illustration169 2002-07-17 14 MALAYSIAN Minardi driver Alex Yoong has denied his own father's suggestion that he is likely to quit Formula One at the end of the season. Yoong, who has flailed to qualify for two of the 10 races so Car this season but brings in important169 words
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Article136 2002-07-17 14 JENSON Button still does not know who he will be racing for in Formula One next season but he is not about to slash his pay to stay with Renault. The Briton's two-year loan to Renault from Williams is up at the end of136 words
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Article130 2002-07-17 14 FORMULA One can expect two or three new races in 2004 but Britain's slot on the calendar looks safe providing the grand prix is properly run, says governing body FlA's president Max Mosley. "If s for Bernie (Ecclestone) to make the proposal but I think130 words
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Article91 2002-07-17 14 Christopher Tan - Ciffliilbyl Christopher Tan ALLAN McNish is confident Toyota has resolved the starting problem that left him stranded on his home Formula One Grand Prix debut on July 7. The Soot said recent tests in Italy had produced a solution. "We went to Monza to try and91 words
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312 2002-07-17 14 Reuters MICHAEL Schumacher says he would be happy to wait another week to celebrate his record-equal-ling fifth Formula One championship before his home fans at Hockenheim on July 28 instead of in France. The German Ferrari driver will become the sport's fastest championReuters - 312 words
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389 2002-07-17 15 Christopher Tan - M'H exclusive Byi Christopher Tan MALAYSIAN motor distributor EON, which is selling its stake in Singapore's Cycle Carriage Ltd (CCL), looks poised to secure the Volkswagen and Audi franchises in Malaysia. BT understands EON could take over from incumbent Auto Dunia389 words
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Article, Illustration777 2002-07-17 15 Conrad Raj - ptT exclusive] CEO cites strong, professional partners and product range, for optimism By( Conrad Raj SOUTH-EAST Asia and its fast-growing car market will be an important contributor to Nissan 180 the second phase of Carlos Ghosn's plan to turn theREUTERS - 777 words
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Article, Illustration116 2002-07-17 15 SINGAPORE Casket, the country's leading undertaker, has self-imported two new Volvo hearses—despite desperate attempts by the local agents to block the deal. The two carriages were registered last week, and are expected to be used for premium services. The cars are made by Volvo Cars,116 words
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Article164 2002-07-17 15 THE days are numbered for the Daewoo brand on the automotive scene here. BT understands General Motors, the new controlling shareholder of Daewoo, is likely to stamp all fliture Daewoo cars imported into Singapore with the Chevrolet badge. It would thus make Singapore the second164 words
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Article164 2002-07-17 15 GERMAN luxury vehicle maker BMW Ag has won Chinese government approval for a venture with Brilliance China Automotive Holdings, Bloomberg reported. BMW has waited some 18 months for the approval, which will allow the Munich-based manufacturer to build vehicles in China for the first164 words
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Article69 2002-07-17 15 Christopher Tan - -Compiled by i Christopher Tan VOLKSWAGEN Group has appointed Norbert Prelne as director (VW brand) for the Asia-Pacific region. Mr Preine, who joined the group in 1978, has been responsible for sales and marketing for the region since 1997. He has moved from Wolfsburg, Germany,69 words
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Article, Illustration264 2002-07-17 15 OBITUARY THOMAS Chua, the last founding family member to leave Cycle Carriage Ltd (CCL), died last Friday, aged 68. Son Timothy said Mr Chua succumbed to pneumonia after corrective surgery for an intestinal ailment. He spent 50 days in hospital and was lucid until theFILE PHOTO - 264 words
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Article, Illustration869 2002-07-17 16 JAMES GRANT - JAMES GRANT presents the case for an interest-bearing asset that doesn't go down JAMES GRANT I WRITE in praise of cash, the interest-bearing asset that doesn't go down. Admittedly, it doesn't go up, either. The average taxable money-market mutual fund yields all of 1.3 per cent, at869 words
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903 2002-07-17 16 Robert Halili - imarkets Lam Chang is only firm buying back shares; fnnds buy into Metro, Roly, Osim By Robert Halili The writer is managing director of Asia Insider. He is assisted by Ngia Soon Choi AFTER closing in positive territory for 10 consecutive weeks with an903 words
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Article, Illustration716 2002-07-17 17 GENEVIEVE CUA - Funds industry likely to expand at a lower-than-expected 24% a year, with increasing amount coining from CPF funds. GENEVIEVE ctlA reports GENEVIEVE CUA BERMUDA Trust has moderated its expectations for the unit trust industry here, pegging the most likely growth rate at 24 per centPHOTO BY ARTHUR LEE - 716 words
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625 2002-07-17 18 GENEVIEVE CUA - A change in mindset and strategy is due with retirement on the horizon. GENEVIEVE CUA reports GENEVIEVE CUA INVESTORS should take a leaf from big pension funds which invest regularly in markets through ups and downs, with a long horizon and an eye on625 words
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Article, Illustration348 2002-07-17 18 'IF you go into the market to make a quick killing that's too bad. You get burned. It's bound to happen, so you might as well go to the races. If you go with a long-term objective, you'll have ups and downs. I've348 words
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Article, Illustration651 2002-07-17 18 genevieve cua - comment YOUR MONEY How about mandating no tales charges for CTF-induded products for a start? genevieve cua THE recommendations of the Economic Review Committee subcommittee on the Central Provident Fund, relating to the enhancement of returns on CPF savings, are good651 words
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Article261 2002-07-17 19 Reuters THE Baltic Dry Index (BDI) shed two points to 1,002, the Baltic Panamax Index (BPI) down one point to 1,021, the Baltic Handymax Index (BHI) slipped one point to 7,507 and the Baltic Capesize Index (BCI) was down four points to 1,150. Tian Shun Hai (built 2000)Reuters - 261 words
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93 2002-07-17 19 (SINGAPORE] Floods have derailed box trains connecting to India's Jaw aha rial Nehru Port, leaving thousands of containers stranded at both inland depots and the port itself. Local news reports say more than 5,000 containers were stuck at both JNPT and P&O Ports' facility,93 words
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156 2002-07-17 19 [SINGAPORE] The Belize Registry will charge an additional 10 per cent penalty on all outstanding taxes after Aug 16 after getting fed up with "chasing owners for long overdue taxes". Describing the existing "one-off 10 per cent penalty" as "no more than a cheap form of156 words
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Article, Illustration527 2002-07-17 19 Booming growth likely to affect further HE'S share of mainland traffic Reuters [SHENZHEN] Driven by China's soaring export growth, container traffic at southern China's booming Shenzhen ports is expected to rise by 20 per cent this year to six million units, exceedingReuters; REUTERS - 527 words
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194 2002-07-17 19 [SINGAPORE] Singapore's Pacific International Line (PIL) has boosted direct connections on its AsiaSouth/ West Africa (SWA) service by adding calls at Incheon, South Korea and Qingdao and Shanghai, China. Responding to customer demand, the expanded SWA service has added three vessels, boosting the194 words
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Article194 2002-07-17 19 Reuters [SHANGHAI] Chinese port operator Yantian Harbour Co Ltd, which has a container terminal venture with Hutchison Whampoa, said profit in the first half 0f2002 rose more than 50 per cent year on year. The company gave no reason for the surge, but analysts saidReuters - 194 words
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310 2002-07-17 19 Beth Jinks - It will be able to handle about 80 cruise ships a year from 2006 By] Beth Jinks [SINGAPORE] Vietnam's renewed efforts to build tourism were given a boost last week, with the recommencement of plans to construct a US$5 million cruise terminal in310 words
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Article, Illustration829 2002-07-17 20 David Hughes - STRAIT TALK I -By\ David Hughes AS you read this. International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) secretary general Chris Horrocks should be setting off for Panama. His task is to do battle with the Panama Canal Authority (PCA) over its planned feeREUTERS - 829 words
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Article1390 2002-07-17 29 CONTAINERS TERMINAL AMP VESSEL SCHHHftgS Out in —IM Mr* Viyif ¥■>■■■ I n-illin —fcr 1 Agcowri tam tosan iicwana-mp mnaaawjb «om»—u* cmw osai itotocbiimd nx > *a WW* sxnn oosw norooanw wmrxaiGMO »w»m mp« t—wooi oia kmoobmmd M— 1 005*1 0BM( 1M7Q0BMSa> 1MHOOBMMO K8 rnmmt oot m immoaMtooi1,390 words
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Article166 2002-07-17 29 Ml 7 South Korea: Constitution Day Japan: Marine Day Mao Japan: Marine Day Jal 21 Belgium: Belgian Nat Day a*l Switzerland: National Day AagO UK: Bank Holiday (Scot) AagO Singapore: National Day Aagl2 Thailand: Queen's Birthday Amg IS Belgian: Assumption Day France: Assumption Day Italy: Assumption Day South166 words
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Article747 2002-07-17 29 THIS report compiled by Cockett Ma rine Oil Ltd. shows price ranges In US dollars Instead of single prices for a more comprehensive description of the market Prices shown are baaed on averagesiaed stem. Market movements are indicated. The Cockett Bunker Price Index change and the747 words
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288 2002-07-17 30 Airline's twice-weekly service not commercially viable Reuters [NEW DELHI] Britain's Virgin Atlantic Airways will stop flying to India from August and end its code-share arrangement with flag carrier Air-India, a spokeswoman for the Indian airline said yesterday. Virgin Atlantic, which launched operationsReuters - 288 words
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232 2002-07-17 30 Bloomberg [NEW DELHI] Indian Airlines said it plans to lease as many as six Airbus SAS A 320 jetliners to help make up for delays in winning government approval for a purchase of 43 single-aisle jets. "The government is yet to give itsBloomberg - 232 words
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Article, Illustration585 2002-07-17 30 Analysts say passenger load hit by safety fears Reuters [HONG KONG] China Southern, the mainland's largest airline, said yesterday that passenger traffic in June slipped for the first time in five months because Chinese travellers stayed at home watching the World Cup.Reuters; FILE PHOTO - 585 words
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460 2002-07-17 30 Bahrain aviation anthorityblameB combination of factors in report AFP [MANAMA] Human error on the flight deck, combined with flaws in Gulf Air's organisationaL management and training systems, were to blame for the crash of the airline's flight 072 in August 2000AFP - 460 words
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Article, Illustration33 2002-07-17 30 [HEATHROW] A British Airways Concorde is towed to a hangar at London's Heathrow after landing safely with 59people on board The Diane yor* i JFK Airport, REUTERSREUTERS - 33 words
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308 2002-07-17 30 Reuters [SYDNEY] Australia's Macquarie Airports said yesterday it had ended a recent shopping spree and planned no further acquisitions or capital hikes following the purchase of a slice of Rome's Aeroporti di Roma (AdR) for A 5542 million (*****.7 million). MAp managing director KerrieReuters - 308 words
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