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Title Section13 1994-07-09 1 Business Times MITA(P) 010/12/93 Weekend Edition. Julv 9-10 1994 WE KNOW ASIA 75"13 words
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544 1994-07-09 1 Neil Behrmann - From Neil Behrmann in LONDON FOREIGN exchange dealers fear that central banks are setting a trap for dollar bears. They contend that central banks are playing u cat-and-mouse game with the markets. A week ago. the United States and other governments544 words
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397 1994-07-09 1 US job figures give the jitters KnightRidder, Bloomberg Business News NEW YORK The dollar whipsawed in nervous trade yesterday morning, trying to find direction after a strong jobs report that pushed down bond prices and raised the prospect of further Federal Reserve tightening. Earlier, in London yesterday, it fell toKnight- Ridder,; Bloomberg Business News - 397 words
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Article81 1994-07-09 1 Reuter NEW YORK Blue-chip stocks edged slightly higher at midday yesterday amid stronger-than-expected employment figures and anticipation of strong secondquarter earnings. At Ipm EDT declining issues led advances 11-8 on volume of 145.9 million shares on the New York Stock Exchange. The Dow Jones industrial average,Reuter - 81 words
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447 1994-07-09 1 Genevieve Cua - By Genevieve Cua SINGAPORE Homegrown Asia Resource Corp International. the franchiser for Pepsi in Vietnam, is eyeing two more bottling plants in the central and northern parts of the country, as well expanding its existing plant in the south. Chairman447 words
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259 1994-07-09 1 SINGAPORE Eraser Neave (F&N) emphasised yesterday that its plan to produce Coca-Cola in south Vietnam had not been ruled out and said it had received encouragement from some Vietnamese decision-makers. F&N issued the statement last night in reaction to a Husiness259 words
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Article, Illustration533 1994-07-09 1 Leslie Lopez - From Leslie Lopez in JAKARTA INDONESIA is to allow foreigners to own more than 49 per cent of the shares issued by companies listed on the Jakarta Stock Exchange. Barcelius Ruru, chairman of Indonesia's securities watchdog agency Bapepam. revealed yesterday.533 words
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2am LATEST
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68 1994-07-09 1 Reuter PARIS Multinational companies should be taxed at arm's length with each individual unit in the group treated as a separate company, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) said. "The growth of multinational enterprises presents increasingly complex taxation issues for both taxReuter - 68 words
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55 1994-07-09 1 Reuter WASHINGTON The International Monetary Fund said yesterday it has approved a 14month stand-by loan for Turkey totalling the equivalent of 509.3 million Special Drawing Rights, or 551.128 billion. The loan was made to support the Turkish government's economic and financial reform programme forReuter - 55 words
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47 1994-07-09 1 Reuter DALLAS Kimberly-Clark Corp said its Kimberly-Clark Argentina SA subsidiary has acquired Descartables Argentines SA in exchange for an undisclosed amount of KimberlyClark Argentina stock. It also said Kimberly-Clark Argentina has formed a joint venture with Descartables to make personal care products. ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article168 1994-07-09 1 Stock market indices Friday Change STII 2,162:94.. 16.93 KLSEComp 987.78 +6 41 Nikkei 20,526.51 -93.51 Hang Seng 8,431.19 -59.67 SET Index 1,287.34 -15.52 Jakarta Comp 452.20 -1.90 CLSA China B ....1,002.20 -5.22 Aust All Ord 1,964.9 +2.7 FTSE 100 2,962.4 -2.0 Friday Previous 2pm close Dow Jones 3,699.43168 words
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Advertisement17 1994-07-09 1 Lifestyle Cover Story: el i Interview with Thomas Keneally j G-7 plays down dollar hopes, Page 417 words
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Advertisement11 1994-07-09 1 Equities: el s Super Coffeemix or CAM? Jobs data, Fg 411 words
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Advertisement11 1994-07-09 1 S'pore investments in Vietnam set to rise even further, Pr 211 words
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SINGAPORE NEWS
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Article, Illustration545 1994-07-09 2 Genevieve Cua - By Genevieve Cua SINGAPORE investments in Vietnam are set to rise even further, most likely in the areas of infrastructure, tourism and property development, said Dau Ngoc Xuan, chairman of the Vietnam State Committee for Cooperation andPhoto by Arthur Lee - 545 words
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295 1994-07-09 2 TOKYO Electric Company will transfer production of barcode printers and computerised scales from Japan to its plants in Singapore and Indonesia over the next three years, in a move to escape Japan's high-cost environment. Norio Ueki. president and chief executive of Tokyo295 words
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Article, Illustration322 1994-07-09 2 Jennifer Lien - By Jennifer Lien A HARDWORKING Chinese immigrant who in 26 years turned a small ironworks into a diversified group of 20 regional eompanies has won this year's Lianhe ZaohaoEndee Entrepreneurship Exeellenee Award. The ehairman of Lam Hong Leong Aluminium Pte Ltd. See Kok Eng.322 words
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256 1994-07-09 2 THE SINGAPORE Democratic Party will form a committee to look into transport and health care costs, drawing on pointers picked up during a recent visit to Hongkong. It would organise a public forum to solicit views from Singaporeans, then have its256 words
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267 1994-07-09 2 A SOUTH KOREAN oil tanker and a Greek registered bulk carrier collided ofT Singapore early yesterday, causing an oil spill and injuring a crew member of the bulk carrier. The 91,608-tonne tanker Honam Pearl was carrying a cargo of Saudi Arabian crude to267 words
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Advertisement1116 1994-07-09 2 C.K.TANG C. K. TANG LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of C. K. Tang Limited will be held at 391-B Orchard Road #19-00, Ngee Ann City, Singapore 0923 on August 1, 19941,116 words
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Miscellaneous389 1994-07-09 2 I WEATHER Singapore: Showers over several areas in the late morning and earty afternoon. (Temperature range: 26-32). Asia Padlk Hi/U' Cmml Ear** Com 6 Buenos toes 18 04 dear AucfcWM 13 Ol Clear Amsterdam 30 15 Oai Chicago 26/22 Sr>owc«s Baro>o* 35 26 Clear Atf*ns 34 72 Clear Honolulu 32.76389 words
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THE REGION
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341 1994-07-09 3 Loh Hui Yin - From Loh Hui Yin in BANGKOK THE resignation of a deputy prime minister and the Opposition's attack on four senior cabinet ministers upstaged yesterday's parliamentary debate on the 1995 Budget. Deputy Prime Minister Amnuay Viravan quit both as a member341 words
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203 1994-07-09 3 Loh Hui Yin - From Loh Hui Yin in BANGKOK THAILAND'S electricity authority has signed a 25-year agreement to buy electricity from a private Laotian producer, Bangkok's first such commercial deal for power. The Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) will pay about 1.5 billion baht (Ss9o203 words
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Article, Illustration63 1994-07-09 3 Reuter BEIJING Chinese President Jiang Zemin (centre) and Chinese Foreign Minister Qian Qichen (left) met Hongkong businessman and member of the territory's Preliminary Working Committee, T K Ann, at Beijing's Great Hall of the People yesterday. Above the smiling group is a tapestry featuring former CommunistReuter - 63 words
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353 1994-07-09 3 Harish Mehta - From Harish Mehta in HO CHI MINH CITY AFTER months of internal debate, the Vietnamese government has allowed foreigners to buy homes in Vietnam for personal use. But the new property law prohibits speculation or trading in real estate. The government passed a decree353 words
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357 1994-07-09 3 Quah Choon Poh - By Quah Choon Poh SINGAPORE The three governments involved in the northern growth triangle are going ahead with several projects even while waiting for a study to be completed identifying their areas of cooperation, a senior Malaysian official said yesterday. Malaysia, Indonesia and357 words
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Advertisement83 1994-07-09 3 VACHERON CONSTANTIN Geneva, since 1755 mm The world's oldest watch manufacturer Sole Agent and Service Centre: Luxtime Singapore Re Ltd, 391-B Orchard Road #15-08. Ngee Ann City, Singapore 0923. Tel: (65) *****78 Fax: (65) *****74 Luxtime Malaysia Sdn Bhd, Suite No. 15-1 Level 15. Menara Sabre. 8 Lorong P. Ramlee.83 words
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THE REGION/WORLD
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Article, Illustration659 1994-07-09 4 Anthony Rowley - The Group of Seven Summit From Anthony Rowley in NAPLES POLITICAL leaders and finance ministers of the G-7 yesterday played down heavily the prospect of concerted action to stabilise world currency markets. But this served only to fuel speculation thatReuter - 659 words
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520 1994-07-09 4 NAPLES Japan is making a determined effort at the summit to draw Europe and Russia into greater involvement on the issue of North Korea's nuclear threat. This is part of a strategy on Tokyo's part to widen G-7 horizons on AsiaPacific issues. "We520 words
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NOTE BOOK
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75 1994-07-09 4 AP GENEVA The first high-level meeting for a year between the United States and North Korea to ease nuclear tensions has got off to a "very productive and useful" start, a North Korean official said yesterday. The talks are expected to focus on NorthAP - 75 words
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66 1994-07-09 4 Reuter PARIS Malaysia's Binariang Sdn Bhd has chosen Arianespace to launch its first telecommunications satellite. Arianespace said in a statement here on Thursday that the satellite. Measat-1. built by General Motors unit Hughes Aircraft Corp. will provide services for telephone, telex, data transmission and directReuter - 66 words
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81 1994-07-09 4 Bernama JAKARTA Indonesia will continue to allow its women to work as domestic helpers abroad despite reports of poor treatment and harassment by employers, an official said here yesterday. Overseas Manpower Director-General Muhammad Kodjin said his ministry did not intend to bar employment agencies fromBernama - 81 words
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91 1994-07-09 4 Reuter MANILA The Philippines' National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) will look into charges of bribery at the Securities and Exchange Commission ISLC), officials said here yesterday. SEC chairman Rosario Lope/ said: "I asked for the help of the NBI because I want to clear my nameReuter - 91 words
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50 1994-07-09 4 Bernama JOHOR BARU Kerctapi lanah Melayu Bcrhad (KIM) will operate a shuttle service on the Singapore-Johor Baru-Pasir Ciudang and the Singapore-Johor Baru-Kulai sectors from I uesday. KTM's southern region manager Che Nordin Che Mat said vesterdav the train would run the routes six times a day.Bernama - 50 words
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293 1994-07-09 4 Catherine Ong - By Catherine Ong SINGAPORE PanAmSat. the world's first private global satellite system, was planning to launch its second satellite. PAS-2, yesterday, covering the Asia-Pacific region. As at press-time, the 2.920 kg Hughes satellite had yet to go into space293 words
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243 1994-07-09 4 AFP SYDNEY Australia has capped a month of booming trade with China with the signing yesterday ol a AS 140 million (SSIS4 million) contract to build a 48-storey office tower in the city of l ianjin. The contract, the biggest everAFP - 243 words
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357 1994-07-09 4 Bloomberg Business News WASHINGTON The United States* unemployment rate held steady at 6 per eent in June while the eeonomy pumped out a stronger-than-expeeted 379.000 new jobs, the Labour Department said yesterday. Economists had forecast the unemployment rate would rise to 6.2 perBloomberg Business News - 357 words
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237 1994-07-09 4 AFP MANILA President Fidel Ramos. v\ho vowed to reduce crime in the Philippines, admitted here yesterday that almost half the population feared for their safety inside their own homes. Speaking at the anniversary of a special anti-crime task force he createdAFP - 237 words
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291 1994-07-09 4 Lim Soon Neo - From Lim Soon Neo in HONGKONG HONGKONG'S Legislative Council yesterday approved government spending of IIKS4 billion (SS7B7 million) to redevelop British military bases for China's use after the territory's return in July 1997. I he funds are essential for the Hongkong291 words
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Article, Illustration413 1994-07-09 4 Bernama PARIS Mahathir Mohamad yesterday denied Western media reports that Mala\sia has abandoned its "Look bast" policy and is beginning to turn towards the West. The Prime Minister explained that it had been Malaysia's policy to establish relations with any countries seekingBernama; AFP - 413 words
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247 1994-07-09 4 Bernama PARIS Malaysia hopes to launch its third car project in July next year a joint venture with French car maker Citroen. A memorandum of understanding between newly incorporated Malaysian company. USPD Sdn lihd. and Citroen was signed here on Thursday,Bernama - 247 words
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THE WORLD
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334 1994-07-09 5 Reuter WASHING I ON A campaign in the United States to scupper the Gatt package picked up steam on Thursday when 42 state attorneys-general told President Bill Clinton they believe the world trade pact posed a threat to US lawsReuter - 334 words
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Article, Illustration419 1994-07-09 5 Reuter BONN A senior German trade expert said yesterday that German companies could have a tougher time winning Chinese contracts after human rights protesters confronted visiting Chinese premier Li Peng. Otto Wolf von Amerongen, head of the East Europe Committee of German Business, saidReuter - 419 words
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422 1994-07-09 5 Reuter WASHINGTON US policy on Haiti and people fleeing the Caribbean nation suffered setbacks when Panama suddenly rescinded its offer to accept as many as IO.(KX) refugees. A disappointed President Bill Clinton said he would continue to seek "safe havens" for themReuter - 422 words
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243 1994-07-09 5 AFP WASHINGTON The chief executives of the top 200 US corporations received an average US$4.l million in total compensation in 1993. a jump of 28 per cent in one year. Fortune magazine reports. The highest paid executive by far was Travelers Inc's SanfordAFP - 243 words
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WORLD WATCH
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92 1994-07-09 5 AFP LONDON Britain's visible trade deficit with the rest of the world narrowed to 1803 million (SSI.B billion) in April from a revised figure of £1.2 billion in March, the Central Statistical Office said yesterday. Analysts had forecast a deficit of I billion. TheAFP - 92 words
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Article, Illustration62 1994-07-09 5 Reuter PAMPLONA. Spain A bull jumping over a runner yesterday as the second "running of the hulls" in the San Fermin festival came to a close. Each morning of the one-week festival, the "running of the bulls" takes place when six fighting bulls and some steers are ledReuter - 62 words
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72 1994-07-09 5 Reuter ROME The Mafia controls up to one-fifth of all commercial activity in Italy and made some USS66 billion (SS 100.3 billion) worldwide last year in business activities ranging from jeans to corporate financing, a study published on Thursday said. The study by Italy'sReuter - 72 words
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81 1994-07-09 5 Bloomberg Business News LONDON Prime Minister John Major on Thursday said the British government is set to cut taxes before the next general election in 19% or 1997 with a "tough" round of cuts in public spending. Mr Major told Conservative Party legislators:Bloomberg Business News - 81 words
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408 1994-07-09 5 AP LONDON Jeffrey Archer, the best-selling author and right-hand man of two British prime ministers, faces accusations that he earned illegal profits from insider dealing. The Department of Trade and Industry said on Thursday it was investigating Mr Archer and several other unnamed individualsAP - 408 words
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429 1994-07-09 5 Bloomberg Business News NEW YORK Someone is cheating the great corporations of America. Well, actually, lots of people are cheating, ripping off and just plain flat-out stealing from at least three out of every four big US companies, according toBloomberg Business News - 429 words
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Article1738 1994-07-09 5 Crtj HMrt eta n&t no. Oft FW ETA Fig* OL Amman RJ187 0130 Hanplttm MI931 2035 MI932 0920 Amsterdam SQ25 0630 KL844 0035 Hanoi VN741 1310 SQ176 1130 KL831 0935 KL838 2300 SQ175 1855 VN740 1410 SQ324 2345 MI895 2300 M1896 1920 Auckland NZ21 1735 BA111,738 words
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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354 1994-07-09 6 Joseph Rajendran - By Joseph Rajendran SINGAPORE Semiconductor equipment supplier and Sesdaq aspirant Advanced Systems Automation aims to broaden its product range and market. Managing director Jimmy Chew told Business I tows the company plans to take a majority stake in a joint venture with a354 words
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224 1994-07-09 6 SINGAPORE Listed Lim Kah Ngam (LKN). which runs a highly profitable hotel in Shanghai, is going into property development in nearby Su/hou city. The Singapore property and hotel group has entered into a joint venture for development in Suzhou and224 words
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Article, Illustration166 1994-07-09 6 SINGAPORE Trans-Island Bus Services (Tibs) will spend S5O million on 200 environmentally friendly buses. Tibs said yesterday the Mercedes-Benz buses would have low-emission engines, recyclable seats and non-ozone depleting refrigerants in their air-conditioning systems. The first vehicles will go in- to service next166 words
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206 1994-07-09 6 SINGAPORE Hai Sun Hup signed on the dotted line yesterday to pay AS6O million (SS67 million) for the Parkroyal Motel in Melbourne its seeond foray into Australia's hotel industry. In May. HSH won the tender to buy Sydney's Ramada Hotel North206 words
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149 1994-07-09 6 SINGAPORE The DBS 50 Index will be revised from Monday to include PC soundcard maker Creative Technology Ltd. which will replace United Engineers Ltd. DBS Bank said yesterday it was making this change in its component stocks to take into account Creative Technology's149 words
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806 1994-07-09 6 Amy Balan - HOCK LOCK SIEW By Amy Balan SINGAPORE Once upon a time, securing a telecommunications licence in Malaysia could do wonders for a company's share price. Now. that is only partly true. A company with a licence under its arm806 words
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307 1994-07-09 6 Ho Kay Tat - From Ho Kay Tat in KUALA LUMPUR POWLR company lenaga Nasional. whose shares tumbled this week because broker Smith New Court said its earnings would be hurt by a government plan to have a national power code, said vesterday the code would307 words
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156 1994-07-09 6 SINGAPORE Property tycoon Ng Teng Kong has declared an interest of 21 per cent in listed food and beverage maker Yeo Hiap Seng. Companies controlled by Mr Ng mopped up another 250.000 YHS shares on Wednesday and Thursday, to raise156 words
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EYE on your STOCKS
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Article18 1994-07-09 6 For next week's expected market sentiment, see HF Sentiment Index on E1.4 (Personal Finance Investment section)18 words
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Article, Illustration123 1994-07-09 6 Quak Hiang Whai - Quak Hiang Whai Amalgamated Steel Mills appears to have lost enough. The stock is trading within a pennant in the weekly chart but could break out of it upwards soon. Bullish divergence is also seen on the weekly RSI chart. The nine-week moving average is also showing signs123 words
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COMPANIES
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COMPANY BRIEFS
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Article62 1994-07-09 7 SINGAPORE Tang Wee C heng disclosed yesterday that he had disposed of his entire interest in Tang Choon Keng Realty (TCKR), the C K Fang family's investment holding company which owns the Dynasty Hotel. As a result, Mr Tang no longer has anv62 words
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Article26 1994-07-09 7 SINGAPORE Sesdaq-listed Elteeh Electronics said in a statement yesterday that Fan Kian Meng had resigned as group financial officer, effective June 30.26 words
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Article58 1994-07-09 7 SINGAPORE Hiap Moh Corp Ltd yesterday said it had formed Hiap Moh Paper (Shanghai) through subsidiary Hiap Moh (China). The new company, with registered capital of U*****,000 (*****.000). will be in the paper and paper board business. Last month, Hiap Moh Corp also formed Hiap58 words
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65 1994-07-09 7 MBT KUALA LUMPUR Samanda Holdings Bhd's shareholders have endorsed the group's proposed acquisition of a 40 per cent stake in Associated Bank of The Philippines (ABP) which is set to expand into a regional banking operation by 1997. The bank will be renamedMBT - 65 words
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88 1994-07-09 7 AFP JAKARTA Indonesia's newest private commercial airline will likely go public next year, spokesman Arit Rusman said yesterday. He said Sempati Air is now preparing tinancial and administration reports required to list the airline at stock exchanges in Jakarta and Surabaya in East Java. SempatiAFP - 88 words
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Article76 1994-07-09 7 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR KLCC (Holdings) Sdn Bhd has signed a shareholders agreement with Hongkong-based Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group (MOHG) to jointly develop a five-star hotel on Lot D of the Kuala Lumpur City Centre projeet. The Mandarin Oriental Kuala Lumpur will be developed as partBernama - 76 words
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Article57 1994-07-09 7 Reuter JAKARTA PT Hanjaya Mandala Sampocrna said it has revised up its net income after tax forecasts for this year to 206 billion rupiah (S$ 142 million) from 183.7 billion rupiah. "As a result of increased sales and additional economies realised in operations, net income projectionsReuter - 57 words
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151 1994-07-09 7 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Ekran Bhd is conducting a number of studies relating to the Bakun hydro-electric power project in Sarawak. An Ekran statement here yesterday said these included engineering and financial studies related to the hydro-power station and the transmissionBernama - 151 words
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Article510 1994-07-09 7 UNIT TRUSTS FUNDS MjMgers' prices Jul 9 11 UMB Invest Mgt Ltd Singapore Unit Trust unS- !«n 1.055 The Commerce 1.58 1.67 United Gr Fund' 1.63 I 64 The Savings Fund 149 1.58 United Asia Fund 157 l.67« S pore Prog Fund 0.68 0.72 S'pore See Fund 1.01 1.07 UOB510 words
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387 1994-07-09 7 MBT KUALA LUMPUR Indah Water Konsortium will be awarding Ms7oo million (SS4IO million) worth of contracts for sewage treatment projects over the next three years in the first phase of its national sewerage privatisation project. This amount of capital expenditureMBT - 387 words
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Article, Illustration425 1994-07-09 7 William Chia - From William Chia in JAKARTA THE Indonesian Capital Market Supervisory Agency (Bapepam) is aiming for greater transparency in developing the country's capital market. Bapepam chairman Baeelius Ruru. who gave the closing address at the Pacific Capital (Pacap) conference yesterday, said this will425 words
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Article163 1994-07-09 7 Reuter SINGAPORE Long-term investors should take the opportunity to buy shares of Eraser and Neave Ltd (F&N), OCBC Investment Research said yesterday. F&N shares fell 70 cents on Thursday on news that Vietnamese authorities had reguested that it postpone the opening of its southern VietnamReuter - 163 words
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204 1994-07-09 7 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Kelanamas Industries Bhd is selling its 71.96 per cent equity interest in Ciula Padang Terap to Jalinan Semangat Sdn Bhd for MS 100.10 million (5558.5 million) in cash. The company said in a statement yesterday that itBernama - 204 words
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Article, Illustration345 1994-07-09 7 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Kumpulan Guthrie Bhd's roadshow to introduce the company to foreign and local investors is intended to lay the groundwork for the future. K Guthrie's chief executive officer Khalid Ibrahim said yesterday that it was best to introduce the companyBernama - 345 words
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358 1994-07-09 7 MBT KUALA LUMPUR Olympia Industries Bhd expects group earnings to increase by M 54.36 million (552.53 million) for the year ended June 30, 1995, with the proposed development of 399 lots of leasehold land in Malacca. Olympia said in aMBT - 358 words
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335 1994-07-09 7 Bloomberg Business News WLLLINGTON CDL Hotels Now Zealand l td said it will raise about NZ552.4 million (5547.7 million) from a one-for-two rights issue priced at 45 NZ cents a share. The issue will increase the group's market capitalisation to NZ5233.8Bloomberg Business News - 335 words
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390 1994-07-09 7 MBT KUALA LUMPUR The management buyout of Chemical Company of Malaysia Bhd. the first such MBO of a for-eign-controlled company listed on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSL), will benefit both ICI (Malaysia) Holdings Bhd and CCM. said CCMMBT - 390 words
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Article789 1994-07-09 7 Payment Kx Books Fay dale close date \BK Hides 5* I 9 Jun 29 Jul 5 Jul IS \lcom F 3.5TE Jun 23 Jul 7 Jul 22 Ale* llldgs 50* b 6 Sep 6 Sep 12 Sep 22 Vmcol 25* F 20 Jul 26 Aug 1 Aug 23789 words
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COMPANY BRIEFS
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Article60 1994-07-09 8 Bloomberg Business News SYDNEY Houston-based Ciantry Acquisition Corp said vesterday it was dropping its takeover bid tor Australia's Bridge Oil L td. The action came after lexan Parker Parsley Petroleum refused to accept a higher Ciantry offer ol 95 I;S cents a share forBloomberg Business News - 60 words
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62 1994-07-09 8 Bloomberg Business News I.ONLX)N Hasbro UK Ltd yesterday boosted its offer for J VV Spear Sons pic by £2. offering til a share for the I K games maker. Ihe increased bid is £1 more than Mattel Incs June 3 offer of £10 aBloomberg Business News - 62 words
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76 1994-07-09 8 Reuter STUTTGART Daimler-Benz AG said yesterday it welcomed the approval by the German upper house ot parliament ot a law which will enable the issue ol shares with a nominal value ol five marks. But a company spokesman said the company had no concreteReuter - 76 words
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74 1994-07-09 8 Bloomberg Business News STOCKHOLM Swedish car maker Volvo AB said it expects the launch of its Volvo 960 series to North America will provide the company with a record profit in the US. Chief executive Soeren Gyll told Swedish daily Da gens hulustriBloomberg Business News - 74 words
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50 1994-07-09 8 AFP TAIPEI Cathav Life Insurance Co reported yesterday net profit of NTSB.O9 billion (***** million) for 1993. a 51.34 per cent leap from a year earlier. Cathay said it planned to raise its capital to NTS 22 billion dollars from N 1515.63 billion. AFPAFP - 50 words
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185 1994-07-09 8 Reuter NEW YORK Viacom Inc closed its USSIO billion (5515.2 billion) acquisition of Paramount Communications Inc on Thursday and said it now plans to cut USS2 billion in debts arising from the deal. Chief executive Frank Biondi told shareholders atReuter - 185 words
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381 1994-07-09 8 Lim Soon Neo - From Lim Soon Neo in HONGKONG CHINESE state-owned company Luoyang Glass made a dismal debut on the Hongkong Stock Exchange yesterday, closing 20 per cent below its issue price of HK53.65. "It's the worst first-day performance for an 11 share."381 words
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314 1994-07-09 8 Eastern Express HONGKONG Shanghai's securities authority has decided not to deprive the Standard Chartered group of its booming securities business in the city despite a ban on its securities arm doing underwriting jobs in Hongkong. The decision followedEastern Express - 314 words
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276 1994-07-09 8 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Buoyed b> higher room rates at its two Hongkong hotels, Furama Hotel bnterprises said its net profit climbed 65.3 per cent in the fiscal year ended March 31. In a statement to the Hongkong stock exchange, the companyBloomberg Business News - 276 words
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Article, Illustration429 1994-07-09 8 Reuter LOS ANGBLFS Rupert Murdoch, chairman ot' News Corp Ltd. whose rule of the company's Fox Inc entertainment unit has been marked by an autocratic stvle and volatile management change, said on Thursday he was splitting Fox intoReuter - 429 words
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Article2432 1994-07-09 8 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Record Booking/Balance Rslts Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Period From To From Ac» 0»» DMA 10 C400 IB 98 I MM 08 1659 08 1900 J 09,0700 09 1159 09 1400 4 092,432 words
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FINANCE & COMMODITIES
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361 1994-07-09 9 Ho Kay Tat - From Ho Kay Tat in KUALA LUMPUR TROUBLED Mercantile Insurance Sdn Bhd. Malaysia's biggest motor insurer, has been ordered to wind up by the Minister of Finance as its shareholders have not been able to inject fresh capital ol about MS39O361 words
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372 1994-07-09 9 Shiv Taneja - By Shiv Taneja SINGAPORE US Investment bank JP Morgan is playing host to more than 100 clients from the region at a two-day seminar at the Raffles Hotel. This seminar. Identifying and Managing Risk, is the 12th of its372 words
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Article, Illustration41 1994-07-09 9 Reuter SEOUL A South Korean bank teller giving a practical currency demonstration of foreign exchange to a kindergarten class visiting a Seoul bank. The attentive youngsters seemed to be taking careful note. ReuterReuter - 41 words
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438 1994-07-09 9 Reuter TAIPEI Profits of foreign banks in Taiwan outstripped those of their local competitors in 1993 as the banks took advantage of liquidity in the interbank market. However, foreign bankers say they can make more money if Taipei relaxes more restrictions. Foreign banksReuter - 438 words
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SMALL CHANGE
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66 1994-07-09 9 SINGAPORE Asia Credit Public Co Ltd has successfully raised a USSSO million (5575.5 million) loan facility. The Ihai finance and securities firm signed an agreement with 25 financial institutions on Thursday to raise the money for its general working capital. The syndication was arranged66 words
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145 1994-07-09 9 Reuter TOKYO As long as there is no change in current market conditions, Japan's long-term prime rate for July is likely to remain unchanged at 4.4 per cent, an otlicial at one ot Japan s three long-term credit banks said. A decision isReuter - 145 words
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129 1994-07-09 9 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO The number of foreign hank branches in Japan is expected to decline for the first time this year, the Mkkci newspaper reported, foreign banks had 145 branches in Japan as of December 1993. but by this May four had retrenched:Bloomberg Business News - 129 words
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89 1994-07-09 9 AFP LONDON British merchant bank Schroders on Ihursday announced it had agreed to raise its 42.5 per cent stake in US investment bank Wertheim Schroder to 85 per cent by buying all shares held by the management of Wertheim Schroder for USS6X million (SSIO3 million).AFP - 89 words
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215 1994-07-09 9 Soh Tiang Keng - By Soh Tiang Keng SINGAPORE Indonesian companies prefer to borrow from offshore markets in Singapore and other financial centres than tapping funds from their home capital market. said A S 1 Rajan. managing director of the Sinar Mas group. Speaking yesterday215 words
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274 1994-07-09 9 AP WASHING I ON Three years after the downfall of BCCI. the corrupt hank's depositors have yet to be repaid. But an agreement to give them up to half of what they had in the hank is nearing completion. officials saidAP - 274 words
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514 1994-07-09 10 AP. Reuter BRASILIA The government said on Thursday the recent frosts that hit Brazil's coffeegrowing regions destroyed almost 29 per cent of next year's crop. The government also said it would lift the ban on coffee exports it ordered on June 27AP.; Reuter - 514 words
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164 1994-07-09 10 AFP PARIS The International Energy Agency (lEA) said on Thursday that it had revised its forecast for world oil demand in the fourth quarter upward to 69.6 million barrels a day. 300,000 more than the initial forecast. The Paris-based agency alsoAFP - 164 words
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386 1994-07-09 10 AP HANOI Vietnam produced 3.38 million tons of crude oil in the first six month of the year, exceeding its output target by about 1 per cent, an official report says. The announcement yesterday came less than two weeks after Union TexasAP - 386 words
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213 1994-07-09 10 Reuter SINGAPORE The International Natural Rubber Organisation (Inro) is seeking buying bids for August and September RSSI and RSS3 rubber from its warehouses in China, traders said yesterday. The rubber will be delivered from its warehouses in Shanghai and Qingdao. traders said. This isReuter - 213 words
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Article, Illustration450 1994-07-09 10 DBS weekly currency review US$/mark: set for down move After correcting upwards to 1.6060 on July 1, the greenback resumed its downmove to hit a low of 1.5660 on Wednesday. It was trading at 1.5720 yesterday morning. The technical picture is biased on the450 words
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192 1994-07-09 10 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR The (iatt world trade agreement should boost the global market for palm oil and other farm commodities, the chairman of Malaysia's Federal Land Development Agency (Fclda). Mohammad Alias Raja Mohammad Ali. was quoted as saving on Thursday. "ItReuter - 192 words
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Article, Illustration108 1994-07-09 10 THE Singapore dollar yesterday closed against the US dollar unchanged from the previous day. But market sentiment still sees a test of the 1.52 level likely in the coming week. The Malaysian ringgit continued to firm against the greenback amid some rumours of a largeCharts by Dow Jones Telerate - 108 words
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Article200 1994-07-09 10 Bloomberg Business News LONDON I he dollar fell to a 19-month low against the German mark and towards its post-World War II low against the Japanese >en after American President Bill Clinton blamed the US currency's slide on Japan's trade surplus with the United States. With the US tradeBloomberg Business News - 200 words
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180 1994-07-09 10 Bloomberg ENERGY REPORT NI.W YORK Oil futures on the New York Mercantile Lxchangc (Nymex) rose amid concern that a strike by Nigeria's senior oil workers could stem the flow of exports, reducing global supplies. l*engassan. a union representing Nigeria's senior oil workers,180 words
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Article88 1994-07-09 10 AFP NEW YORK A jump in bond interest rates triggered by surprisingly good US employment figures for June held back the dollar's climb. At 1315 GMT, the dollar traded at 1.5725 marks, up from 1.5715 in London earlier and down from 1.5730 in New York on Thursday. AgainstAFP - 88 words
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Article, Illustration1776 1994-07-09 10 i ratie-Hfifhmi niU tilun-J onanist ruft 14 tnuhnt paiiftr\ Hit* irtii /W US$/S$ forward rates Noon July 8 si Bid Offer I-month I S 144 I SIO) '-month I 5188 I 5201 *-month I $181 I $196 6-month I 5155 1.5175 Source: OCBC FOREIGN CURRENCY NOTE RATES As at 9am1,776 words
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1369 1994-07-09 11 SIMEX REPORT Reuter SINGAPORE Simex Eurodollar futures ended slightly easier after trading in a narrow range. Dealers said market participants squared their positions ahead of the June US non-farm payroll data due last night. Market participants are still undecided over whether the lederal Reserve wouldReuter - 1,369 words
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Article707 1994-07-09 11 COMMODITY REPORTS Rubber Singapore Rubber futures were stable at the close alter early lows following a rebound in Tokyo despite the International Natural Rubber Organisation (Inro) intervention selling. "The market is stabilising after the Tokyo rebound. Volume is small as traders are confused oxer which707 words
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54 1994-07-09 11 MOSCOW Managers of Russian aluminum smelters have decided to support the ailing national alumina industry and the country's rolling plants, an Aluminy official said yesterday. The move is necessary because aluminum products made in Russian are too expensive and their quality is too low to54 words
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Article56 1994-07-09 11 NEW DELHI Indian is advising state-run MMTC Ltd and State Trading Corp to buy 150.000 tonnes of white sugar to augment domesticsugar supplies. The Cabinet Committee on Prices on Thursday decided to ask the state-run trading companies to make the purchases. India has already bought56 words
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Article78 1994-07-09 11 CHICAGO China this week has bought as much as 190.(XM) tonnes of various vegetable oils, responding quickly to the latest slide in prices. Total purchases arc estimated at 120.000 tonnes ot' European rapeseed oil: 30.000 Canadian canola oil: and 20.(KK) to 40.000 tonnes of Argentine78 words
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Article59 1994-07-09 11 BUENOS AIRES Harvesting of Argentine 1993-94 (Sep-Aug) corn was 94.3 per cent done as of Friday, compared with 88.6 per cent a year earlier, according to data released yesterday by the state Agriculture Secretariat. The data show farmers had collected 10.19 million tonnes of corn, up59 words
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45 1994-07-09 11 HAMBURG German second quarter cocoa grindings dropped 2.5 per cent to 68.033 tonnes, compared with the 69.804 tonnes ground in second quarter 1993. the federal Association of the Confectionery Industry said yesterday. Grindings in the first quarter totalled 80.242 tonnes.45 words
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Article1486 1994-07-09 11 Rubber July 8 Singapore Commodity Exchange Physical Prices (futures closing as at 5.30pm) Buyers Sellers As at 12 noon (S ccnts/kg) RSS 1 Contract (S cents/kg) 77— —T-r— 7Z— KSS 2 Aug 94 184.50 185 SON (lose Volume Open B ,g. <,>m Mo.*. nnh sat !'iw!":wN &T 175.501,486 words
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Article1076 1994-07-09 12 2.7 SHARES closed a bumpy day's trade marginally stronger yesterday after investors engaged in a late round of bargain hunting. The key All Ordinaries Index finished at 1.964.9 points, up 2.7. The All Industrials rose 3.3 to 2.898.0. while the All Resources advanced 2.3 to 1.262.6. National turnover totalled1,076 words
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Article608 1994-07-09 12 +96.45 The Taiwan bourse jumped extensively amid resumed buying interest yesterday, with banking and insurance shares enjoying the day's largest 2.9 per cent gain, dealers said. The Weighted Price Index climbed 96.45 points to settle at 6,191.79. Turnover swelled to 1.79 billion shares valued at NT590.44 billion. Gains outstripped608 words
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Article425 1994-07-09 12 +3.25 Share prices staged a comeback yesterday after a two-day slide as bargain hunters moved in. eager to take advantage of low prices on heavy declines. The Composite Price Index rose 3.25 points to settle at 948.96. Trading was heavy with turnover swelling to 43 million shares worth 840425 words
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Article620 1994-07-09 12 -45.38 Philippine share prices fell yesterday after a two-day rebound as the anxiety over a possible rise in US interest rates and the effect of a forthcoming mammoth initial public offering (IPO) again gripped the market. The Composite Index fell 45.38 points to 2,583.85. Turnover was down 901.65 million620 words
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Article285 1994-07-09 12 -10.33 Light selling pressure, particularly in selected leaders, pushed the share market to a new closing low yesterday. The NZSE-40 Capital Index ended at 1.955.93, down 10.33 and just edging under the 1.961.30 low on June 27. Turnover was NZSS3 million. Brokers said the focus had shifted from285 words
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Article89 1994-07-09 12 +28.04 Share prices retreated from the day's highs on end-of-session profit-taking, yet closed higher on buying, particularly in cash group shares, brokers said. The BSE 30-sharc Index closed 28.04 points higher at a provisional 4,076.65 after falling back from a high of 4.105.21. "Prices are just drifting and people89 words
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Article871 1994-07-09 12 -2.0 STOCKS closed mixed after faster-than-expccted US jobs growth increased the risk US interest rates will be raised to dampen growth and ward off inflation. The FT-SE 100 Index dropped 2.0 points to 2,962.4. Trading was moderate, with 581.6 million shares changing hands. Declining stocks outnumbered risers by about871 words
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Article122 1994-07-09 12 +0.3 French stocks closed steady, ending a three-day rally, after falling and rising throughout the afternoon amid confusion caused by news of unexpectedly strong US employment figures. "The market was all over the place; there was so much uncertainty at first." said a trader. The CAC* 40 Index ended122 words
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Article115 1994-07-09 12 +6.40 Swedish shares closed higher but off" peaks as US June unemployment figures scared the debt market and pushed rates up again. The OMX-Index rose 6.40 points to close at 1,042.98 after subdued, summer turnover of 1.32 billion crowns. Brokers said next week's bourse was hard to predict hut115 words
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Article165 1994-07-09 12 7.00 German shares ended firm in low volume after extending gains amid short cover- ing in some stocks, particularly Daimler-Benz. The DAX Index closed up 7.00 points at 2.050.85, just off the intra-dav high of 2.051.01. Daimler-Ben/, ended up 11.80 marks at 728.80. helped by short covering and strong165 words
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Article154 1994-07-09 12 -5.88 Belgian stocks fell after stronger-t ha n-ex pec ted growth in US jobs increased the probability that the Federal Reserve will raiselending rates to combat inflationarv pressures. The Bcl2o Index of leading stocks fell 5.88 points 1,406.48. Fraud allegations involving Foreign Minister Willy Claes, a prominent member of154 words
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Article125 1994-07-09 12 -86 Italian stocks fell for a third day, dogged by concern about the impact of the government's US$lOO billion budget deficit on the economy. Traders said stocks reacted more to domestic problems rather than international indicators like the US employment figures that moved other markets yesterdav. The Mibtel Index125 words
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Article266 1994-07-09 12 -0.38 Dutch stocks closed lower after US government bonds fell on stronger-than-expec-ted US employment numbers. "The report was slightly negative." said a trader. "The US bond market fell and we always tag along." The EOE Index of 25 leading stocks fell 0.38 point to 38ft.11, after peaking at 38ft.89266 words
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Article284 1994-07-09 12 -30.2 Swiss shares closed lower for the third da\ running as news of Ingher-t han-forecast US job growth aroused fears of US rates rising. The Swiss Market Index was 30.2 points lower at 2.5ft0.3. with 21 stocks de- clining. one steady and one higher. The SMI was at 2,562.9284 words
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Article305 1994-07-09 12 -3.00 South African shares closed mixed but mostly softer in slow trade as the market wound down ahead of the weekend. Dealers said gold shares were pressured by a softer bullion price while other stocks, supported by firmer world markets, were still looking for direction from Wall Street. The305 words
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Article271 1994-07-09 12 +0.04 Stocks were flat in sluggish midday trading as weak Canadian currency and bond markets dampened enthusiasm for equities. Strong US employment data released earlier yesterday continued to pressure Canadian bonds and dollar at noon. "What's good for the economy is bad for bonds and what's bad for bonds271 words
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Article689 1994-07-09 12 7.44 file Dow Jones Industrial Average was ahead 7.44 points to 3.695.8 ft at Nam EDT. The key barometer was down 12.30 points shortly after the market opened. The New York Stock Exchange Composite Index was oft 0.28 to 247.29. while Standard Poors 500-stock Index was down 0.34689 words
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Article583 1994-07-09 12 Vienna Jul H \%ch \l NH Hjnk \ihlru(P) 4*1 2 i < instant ij m MufMon 4' 1 1 11 n/ing UN 4 I cvLhii 412 -I McmOP 22* si.aKif im I VflKM JV I KUciNrif 1*4* 15 Source: Bank Austria Aktiengesellchaft Nasdaq Jul 7 IS* \iMph oois Brewing I"583 words
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Article, Illustration3080 1994-07-09 13 Bloomberg Business News HONCiKONCj Share prices fell in light trading yesterday amid concern the Federal Reserve might raise US interest rates to support the US dollar. A weak dollar increases the prices of imports to the US and may lead to higher inflation. If the Fed does raise rates.Bloomberg Business News; Source: Bridge Info - 3,080 words
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Article, Illustration530 1994-07-09 13 CLSA The Shanghai B index edged down 6.23 points to 739.75, despite a 3 per cent increase in the A market. Total turnover improved to U552.37 million. The afternoon trading session of the Shenzhen bourse will be changed to be in line with the Shanghai bourse from Monday. TheCLSA - 530 words
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Article, Illustration2611 1994-07-09 13 Reuter TOKYO Jitters over currency direction and a reluctance to take fresh positions ahead of the Group of Seven summit in Naples left Tokyo stocks softer at the close. Amid a dearth of incentives, prices were weighed down by dealer position adjustment and arbitrage unwinding. "And next week isReuter; Source: Bridge Info - 2,611 words
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Article, Illustration1793 1994-07-09 13 Reuter BANGKOK Slocks fluctuated to closc lower after the Thai opposition filed no-con-fidence motions against four government ministers, and Deputy Prime Minister Amnuay Viravan resigned his posts in the coalition government and his own party. The SET Index fell 15.52 points, or 1.19 per cent, to 1.287.34 on moderateReuter; Source: Bridge Info - 1,793 words
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Article, Illustration1187 1994-07-09 13 Renter JAKARTA Share prices closed mixed in moderate trading as market activity picked up mildly on news the government plans to raise its 49 per cent limit on foreign share ownership. "The announcement was welcomed by the market hut until the government reveals more details and a time frame,Renter; Source: Bridge Info - 1,187 words
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Article2434 1994-07-09 14 MOST ACTIVE volume Mulphj lull SOc .224.000 lki).iNj I .WW MMiM 4 ISUHO I'ioiiwi .1.421.000 Lk-n Hoc ISR*)? U71M \SH ttc 2.M3.000 IMMMA 2.125.000 Miilii-I'uiiw 2.074.000 k.nnunling MV I.7S7.000 I .iihlmjikt HhJ 1.226.000 kc111.4v.1n MX" I.I 7M00 Mull>l*uiposc Kl 1.161.000 BoijvjIixI I.MMM MOST ACTIVE value7$) C \SH MV2,434 words
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Article, Illustration5893 1994-07-09 14 Bloomberg Business News KUALA LUMPUR Shares rose as a fourth straight day of gains in New York boosted investors' optimism about the Malaysian economy. Investors interpreted the rally by the Dow as a vote of confidence in the US economy. A prosperous USBloomberg Business News; Source: Bridge Info - 5,893 words
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Article7817 1994-07-09 15 MAIN BOARD Transaction date: July 8 lit U M Ml La,l Vol Day Quoie Di» Dit Net (if An Hick L*» Company Sal* 4-/- |MH» High U« Bu>er Seller S t*»r N P'K Smil Price INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL w W ,00 mi 510 296 t s Xmcol 25c 3l4cd *27,817 words
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Article, Illustration1999 1994-07-09 16 R Sivanithv - By R Sivanithv SINGAPORE After four successive days of rises on Wall Street, some measure of confidence in local equities returned yesterday, leaving dealers optimistic that prices will head upward next week. In improved volume, the Straits Times Industrials IndexCharts by Bridge Info; Source: Bloomberg - 1,999 words
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Article, Illustration1627 1994-07-09 17 Thomas Keneally; Bron Sibree - Schincller's Ark author Thomas Keneally talks to Bron Sibree about what draws him to certain characters and themes Thomas Keneally Bron Sibree I homos Keneally will he in Singapore to give a lecture at the Rallies Hotel on July IV. at the invitation of the National Hook1,627 words
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Article33 1994-07-09 17 SEEN on the door of a nunnery in Italy: "No entrance. Trespassers will he prosecuted. Entrance by appointment only." Go further down to another door and a sign says: "No appointments."33 words
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Article31 1994-07-09 17 TALK about getting a little extra in your mail. One journalist opened an envelope and found not just the usual press release and photographs but someone's pay slip as well.31 words
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Article27 1994-07-09 17 SOMEONE went into a big bookshop looking for The Agenda, Bob Woodward's book on President Bill Clinton. She finally found it in the fiction section.27 words
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Article43 1994-07-09 17 THE Country Manna restaurant in Ear East Plaza seems to have pretty lively items on its menu. One salad for example, is described as a dish of "animated greens". Does this mean it only uses excited vegetables in its salads?43 words
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Article29 1994-07-09 17 SEEN on a signboard at a swimming pool in Phuket: "Welcome to the OOL. u'll notice there is no P. so let's keep it that way." Huh?29 words
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Article, Illustration861 1994-07-09 18 Kevin Sullivan - Do it yourself or don't complain Kevin Sullivan finds the Asian media intellectually dishonest when it criticises Western reports Kevin Sullivan The writer, a journalist with the BT Foreign Desk, covered the Tiananmen Square incident for The Glasgow Herald THERH IS a bandwagon rolling across Asia. Those who climb aboard861 words
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Article506 1994-07-09 18 Gopal Panicker - Gopal Panicker says current dollar-bashing could mean a clobbering for all of us Gopal Panicker The writer is a journalist with BT's Foreign Fk'sk M ANN reasons are advanced for the decline of the dollar: the level of interest rates. the si/e of the US506 words
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789 1994-07-09 18 Craig Copetas - Craig Copetas is perturbed by Boris Yeltsin's determination to fashion an identity with Yaraslov, the mediaeval Lenin Craig Copetas the writer, a Paris-based journalist, spent six years in Moscow as a news correspondent and is author of Bear Hunting with789 words
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Article, Illustration966 1994-07-09 18 Neville Stack - Neville Stack says the Kevin Mitniks of the world could prove a terrible menace Neville Stack I'he writer s a political commentator based in London. He writes regularly for HI. AS the traffic builds up at lightning speed on the information super-highways, the crooks, the cranks966 words
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Article, Illustration2218 1994-07-09 19 Margaret Thomas - THE RAFFLES CONVERSATION Presidential Security Adviser Jose Almonte tells Margaret Thomas why he thinks that despite a missed opportunity in 1972, the Philippines can still catch up with the rest of Asia. And why he tells young military rebels to remain rebels Margaret Thomas ONCEPhoto by Jose Reinares Jr - 2,218 words
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Article827 1994-07-09 19 YOU DON'T expect a retired general who is now the Presidential Security Adviser to tell a bunch of military rebels to hold fast to their ideals and remain a threat to the establishment. But that's what Jose T Almonte, who heads the National Security Council of827 words
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663 1994-07-09 19 THE PHILIPPINES was a founder member of Asean, yet it has always seemed somewhat detached from the regional grouping. Why so? Gen Almonte offers this explanation: "Twenty-five years ago, when the Philippines was perceived as being ahead of everybody in the region, an Indonesian663 words
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Article, Illustration61 1994-07-09 20 Figures denote number of respondents Those polled on their views of the Singapore stock market for the week ahead: Alliance Securities, Baring Securities, Crosby Securities, Daiwa Securities. DBS Asset Management. Kay Hian James Capel. Morgan Grenfell Asia. OCBC Investment Research. Ong Co. Phillip Securities, Smith61 words
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Article219 1994-07-09 20 Ong Co (July N) D&C Bank. New holding company has more flexibility to enlarge earnings base and fund expansion. Benefits from Japanese/Taiwanese tie-up. Positive loan spread. Net earnings should grow 23.3 per cent in FY9S. Buy below M 55.50. OYL Industries. Aggressively expanding overseas base to defray higher local219 words
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Article102 1994-07-09 20 Nomura Research Institute. Singapore (July 8) Golden Hope. Diversifying into one of the most focused plantation firms. Moving faster and further using its comparative advantages. Some ventures are already feeding bottomline. Its estates' value is beginning to show up with government land acquisitions. The market NAV is102 words
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Article, Illustration148 1994-07-09 20 G Asia Investment Research Market earnings growth was 28 per cent, and better than our estimate of 20 per cent due to a better than expected performance by the banking, building, transportation and finance and securities sectors. We have revised EPS growth for 1994 fromSource: Bridge Info - 148 words
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Article, Illustration190 1994-07-09 20 Patrick Russell - Patrick Russell Research director SG Warburg recent article highlighted a MaL laysian call for mandatory quarterly reporting of company results. Some Malaysian companies already do this, but the majority (and all Singapore companies) report twice annually. Should quarterly announcements be mandatory? In my opinion, the answer is190 words
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Article, Illustration825 1994-07-09 20 Joyce Quek - Joyce Quek speculates on how the new partnerships might affect YHS and Heshe Joyce Quek CHANGING partners was the theme of the hottest stock market topics this week but where will the partners take them? Property magnate Ng Teng Fong has elbowed his way on825 words
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681 1994-07-09 20 Shiv Taneja - Property owners can do this through mortgage refinancing. Shiv Taneja has the details Shiv Taneja Residential property prices rose an average of 36 per cent in Singapore last year, while the prices of landed property and swank condominiums went up even681 words
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707 1994-07-09 20 Elaine Koh - But a two to three-year time frame gives a better assessment of a fund's performance. Elaine Koh reports Elaine Koh NO UNIT trust escaped a mauling between January and June but those with a regional exposure fared the worst, with falls of over 20707 words
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Article835 1994-07-09 20 Next publication date: Aug 13, 1994 Launch I mth 3 mths 6 mths 1 yr 2 yrs 3 vrs Kmnkinii as at Jul) 4, IW Sintf]iD4>rt> Straits I imes 371 *15 *1*21*34*2* 48 3* r C* 28 07 6. -193 8 3 .1 5 -17 72835 words
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Article, Illustration1004 1994-07-09 21 Claire Leow - STOCK By Claire Leow BANKERS and analysts arc hard put to coin a catchphrase for CAM Mechatronic Ltd, which is seeking a main board listing with its initial public offer. Is it a contract manufacturer? An electronics manufacturing firm? Disk drive parts supplier?Photo by Arthur Lee - 1,004 words
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Article, Illustration930 1994-07-09 21 Corinne Kerk - By Corinne Kerk INVESTING in an instant cot Tee company may not be everyone's cup of tea. but investor interest is certainly brewing over the recent initial public offer by homegrown Super Coffeemix Manufacturing. The company is enticing investors930 words
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Article, Illustration531 1994-07-09 21 Agnes Chen - Agnes Chen on the performance of UMBIM fund managers Agnes Chen THE HIGHER the returns, the greater the risk of not realising those returns. That old investment chestnut has rarely been challenged until the United Overseas Bank's asset management team came along. UMBSource: UMBIM - 531 words
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Article, Illustration654 1994-07-09 21 FT Specialisation has become an increasingl\ notable feature of the investment trust industry. Perhaps because there are already plenty of general funds doing a perfectly good job. the only way that fund managers can entice investors into a new trust is by givingFT - 654 words
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173 1994-07-09 21 Agnes Chen - By Agnes Chen An investment trust is a company whose shares are traded on a stock exchange and whose business is to manage a pool of funds drawn from individual investors. The company makes money by buying and selling securities with the funds and the more173 words
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Article, Illustration718 1994-07-09 22 JAIME EE - Cinema Review By JAIME EE fVHEN A Man Loves A Woman, life can be so cool. He treats her like a queen. He goes over their $20 anniversary gift budget and gives her something with real diamonds. When she's feeling blue, he whisks her ofT to Mexico on718 words
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Article, Illustration657 1994-07-09 22 SUSAN TSANG - By SUSAN TSANG MEET the Beatles: John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Stu SutclifTe and Pete Best. Hmm? Well, this was in 1960, before the Four got Fab. and before they even became Four. In those teenage days, the band could afford to carry a pal who couldn't657 words
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Article, Illustration972 1994-07-09 22 Goh Beng Choo - Goh Beng Choo reviews an exhibition that promises to jolt popular preconceptions about < Chinese ink paintings Goh Beng Choo The writer is a freelance journalist who contributed this article to Executive Lifestyle WHEN YOU visit the exhibition Ten Chinese Ink Painters, try to go972 words
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Article, Illustration712 1994-07-09 22 Harish Mehta - Tired of large and impersonal hotels, Harish Mehta tries out three of London's small old-world townhouse hotels Harish Mehta ON OUR first morning in the Dukes Hotel, tucked away in a quiet corner of St James' Place in London, we were shaken out of our712 words
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Article, Illustration797 1994-07-09 23 SUSAN SZARKOWITZ - Book Review By SUSAN SZARKOWITZ Asia Pacific Its Role in the New World Disorder B> M S Dobbs-Higginson Mandarin 496 pages. 515.35 (C»SI included) WHILE the title of this hook would lead you to believe that you've come across a new historian-cum-futurist. Asia Pacific Its Role797 words
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Article, Illustration701 1994-07-09 24 World Cup Quarterfinals DALLAS, Texas Twenty years after being beaten 2-0 by Holland in a World Cup finals match, Brazil finally get a chance for revenge when the two sides meet in the quarterfinals here tomorrow. In 1974, the DutchReuter - 701 words
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702 1994-07-09 24 NYT MARTINSVILLE. New Jersey To a devoted soccer fan. nothing is more precious than the jersey of an international player, especially if that player is the captain of a national team and is considered the best in the world. Roberto BaggioNYT - 702 words
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Article, Illustration554 1994-07-09 24 Golf Reuter TURNBERRY. Scotland The British Open returns next week to the Turnberry course which provided the most exciting finish in the 122-year history of the championship. For sheer drama, the epic 1977 shootout between Tom Watson andReuter - 554 words
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275 1994-07-09 24 Reuter HONGKONG Representatives of six Asian professional golfers* associations meet here today to set the seal on the creation of an Asian PGA and its own tour, a top Asian player involved in the new body said yesterday. Details of the numberReuter - 275 words
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446 1994-07-09 24 AFP DUNEDIN, New Zealand Earth tremors regularly rock New Zealand's South Island, but a shock of truly seismic proportions is expected here today when South African rugby's Springboks and the All Blacks clash in the first Test. With the All Blacks stillAFP - 446 words
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Article, Illustration57 1994-07-09 24 AFP CHICAGO Spanish actor Placido Domingo, who was recently named artistic director of the Washington Opera, gesturing in front of Fran/ Beckcnbauer. former coach of the German soccer team prior to a German broadcast in Oak Brook outside Chicago. Domingo was to perform inAFP - 57 words
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Article, Illustration130 1994-07-09 24 AFP CINCINNATI, Ohio The Sixth US Circuit Court of Appeals rejected a hearing request from sprinter Butch Reynolds, who wanted his lawsuit against the International Amateur Athletic Federation (lAAF) to be reconsidered. Reynolds, the 400 m world record holder, sued the lAAF for U5527.3 million (5541.5 million) after beingAFP - 130 words
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Article, Illustration67 1994-07-09 24 NEW YORK Major League I hursdav American: NY 5 California 2; Detroit 5 Chicago 9; Minnesota 3 Toronto 4: Boston 3 Seattle 4 (in 10): Baltimore 4 Oakland 6: Kansas City 8 Milwaukee 3: Texas 6 Cleveland 4. National: SF 5 Philadelphia 4: Cincinnati 8 Pittsburgh 7 (in 11):67 words
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Article, Illustration229 1994-07-09 24 AFP AFP BIRMINGHAM. Vlabama Former NBA star Michael Jordan, shrugged off his sluggish showing in minor-league baseball and vowed: "I will not crawl back to basketball." Jordan's batting average stands at .193 after a hitless performance by the Birmingham Barons' outfielder, who said of his NBA glories. "I've livedAFP - 229 words
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Article, Illustration263 1994-07-09 24 AFP LONDON Australia's world number one Greg Norman is outright favourite to repeat his 1986 Furnberry triumph at next week's Open Championship. Bookmakers Ladbrokes quote Norman, who won Ihe Open for the second time at Sandwich last year, at 7-1. Britain's Nick Faldo. looking for his fourth win inAFP - 263 words
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Article, Illustration170 1994-07-09 24 Reuter SILVKRSIONK, Enjjland Damon Hill chases his first win on home soil on Sunday in a race he desperately needs to win if he is to stay in the hunt for the hormula One drivers" championship Hill trails runawav leader Michael Schumacher by 37 points at the halfwav stageReuter - 170 words
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Article, Illustration147 1994-07-09 24 Reuter SKAITI.fc Nike Inc chairman Philip knight said Viacom Inc's Madison Square Garden property "might be of interest", but he declined comment on rumours the footwear marketer has bid on the sports arena. He said in a conference call with analysts that Nike has the capacity for a "fairlvReuter - 147 words
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Article155 1994-07-09 25 Knuckle Gregory Nash, a dancer and choreographer from Britain, will put up this solo performance, which will be followed by a discussion on dance and the performance. Lotiav. Spot at the Mack lio\. Lort Canning C entre. Pickets at $10 available from the lilack lio\. Hotline 33X-f) 7 35.155 words
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Article169 1994-07-09 25 Noye's Fludde Benjamin Britten's setting ot the Chester Miracle Play is probably one of the most popular and beloved children's operas ever written. Based on the story of Noah's Ark. it was written specially for the young but became an extravaganza for all ages. Poduy: Spin: tomorrow: spm: I169 words
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Article743 1994-07-09 25 The 1994 British Film Festival Some of the finer films to come out of the country that gave us the Beatles. Wimbledon, cricket and the Royal family scandals. The festival will be held over a 10-day period that includes a Hammer Horror retrospective, a Mike Leigh (\aked) TV package743 words
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Article, Illustration595 1994-07-09 25 A Diary of Mind This exhibition features recent drawings and paintings by Nanyang Academy of l ine Arts graduates Vlohd kamal bin lX>llah and Oscar Ng. Last day today. l >pm to Spot, every day except Sundays, at the \ational Library. Alamkara: 5000 Years of India 1 his exhibition595 words
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Article156 1994-07-09 25 Parenting the Gifted Child Organised b> Mensa and the Association of Gifted Children, this talk will focus on how to help the child grow and learn and how parents can cope with the child's progress. Together with his wife. Dr William Mo will share his experiences and concepts on156 words
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Article534 1994-07-09 25 Theatre Work's Auditions A reminder for all those who have already signed up for Theatre Works* production to be staged some time in August. Entitled The Desire Of LoukinK. Three I liouKhls and More, it w ill be based on Anton Chekov's ihree Sisters and Simon Tay's book Stand534 words
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Article588 1994-07-09 25 Departures A mixed media exhibition by Zai kuning. Lee Worn and koh Nguang How on the common theme of "Self as Subject". I'lll July 17. I lam to Vpm daily al the (iallery. Scuse Me Why I Kiss the Sky Despite its title, it's got nothing to588 words
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Article135 1994-07-09 25 Christopher Toh - Compiled b> Christopher Toh Sisth outlets are at Forum (Jul leriu. l.iani; Court. Rattles Cil\ Scotts. Specialists' Centre, Fakas/t imaya. Cold Storage at Jeltta. Promenade and World trade Centre, and at the Indoor Stadi urn. Hotline: 34N-5555. FicketCharge outlets are at Metio stores. Wisma Atria. C entrejxnnt and ianus.135 words
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Article, Illustration170 1994-07-09 25 KLPI'LL Bank officially opened its Beijing representative office on June 17. A ceremony was held at its office at Landmark Building in North Dongshanhuan Road followed b\ a cocktail reception at the Cirand Ballroom of China World Hotel. The evening cocktail-cum-dinner was attended by 350170 words
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Article, Illustration746 1994-07-09 26 JAIME EE - Bon Appetit By JAIME EE QUESTION: How do you give extra kick to the fine but slightly tired menu of a French restaurant in Singapore? Answer: Take one talented Chinese chef. Throw in a good-sized German food and beverage director. Add some sliced red bell peppers.746 words
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Article686 1994-07-09 26 JAIME EE - By JAIME EE WHENEVER a new restaurant opens, the scenario is pretty much the same the enthusiasm is high and the food somewhat inconsistent. Such was the case at the new Smiling Orchid restaurant in Boon Tat Street. After more than a decade of selling pineapple686 words
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Article, Illustration762 1994-07-09 26 N K YONG - Wine By N K YONG TO MEET Armin Dicl, one of the Nahe's finest growers, is to experience something of a culture shock. Wise-cracking, joking and punning non-stop (in perfect English) on his surname, Diel is also one of his country's most famous food and wine762 words
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Article, Illustration1027 1994-07-09 28 Against The Wall. Re-enactment of the events that led to riots in Attica prison in 1971. R(A). Lido: 11.15; 1.45; 6.45; V 15. Prince: 11: I JO: 4: 6.45; 9.15. Chinatown II: 1.30; 4: 6.45: V. Airborne. Teen movie about rollerblading in Cincinnati. Yishun: 1.15: 7.25. Autumn Moon. Japanese1,027 words
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Miscellaneous2550 1994-07-09 28 TODAY'S TV Hnn st«a_ CS jS BmAMK Hanging by a Thread. U 10.00 Good Morning Malaysia. The American Clock, 2pm, SBC 5 Hollywood Stuntmakers. 4pm, b.OO f j. 0« Kan»K. An exploration ot American a beauty consultant ad- A 12.15 PM Kelab Remaja Angkasociety in the '30s as seen A2,550 words
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