The Business Times, 1 September 1995

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    12 1 SINGAPORE BusinessTimes WE KNOW ASIA MITA(P) 194/12/94 Friday September 1 1995 85*
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    Lock icon Dow up 7.7 points
    77 1 Reuter NEW YORK Advances in technology shares gave Wall Street stocks a mild boost yesterday, but many traders kept to the sidelines ahead of today's August jobs report and the Labour Day weekend. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 7.75 points to 4,612.32 at 2pm EDT.
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    The view from the Suntec food terrace...
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    152 1 Thursday Change STII .2,146.38 +19.33 KLSE Corap dosed Nikkei _.l 8,117.22 +133.36 Hanf Sent 9,179.16 -17.33 SET Index 1,314.90 -11.61 Jakarta Com? ..—300.73 -3.88 Manila Comp —2,731.93 -17.43 Taipei WPI 4,109.93 -2233 Seoul Comt> 914.06 -0.63 Bombay BSE30 ..3,346.46 +17.83 CLSA 1 unav At All Ord 2,133.0 +0l6 FTSE 100
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    Development charges go up; developers may have to absorb hike
    485 1  -  By Abdul Hadhi SINGAPORE Development charges will be raised by an average of 24 per cent for residential land, 32 per cent for commercial land, and 46 per cent for industrial land, the Ministry of National Development said yesterday. The
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    US Fortune 500 company Unocal to have S'pore secondary listing
    240 1  -  By Michelle Lew SINGAPORE Unocal Corp will soon be the first American Fortune 500 company to be listed on Singapore's main board. Unocal, the Los Angelesbased energy company, will sign a depository agreement with the Stock Exchange of Singapore on
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    Typhoon Kent conies to lunch in HK
    282 1  -  Frw Quak Hiang Whai in HONGKONG TYPHOON Kent cut short the working day in Hongkong yesterday, and the warning is that strong winds and stormy rains are expected to continue today. It was around lunchtime when the Royal Observatory raised the Typhoon Eight
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    CDL to buy hotel chain from Irish carrier Aer Lingus for $480m
    463 1  -  By Conrad Raj SINGAPORE CDL Hotels International, the listed hotel arm of the Hong Leong group, is acquiring a 16-hotel chain from Irish airline Aer Lingus Tor a whopping $480 million in cash and debt. The deal for
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      30 1 Hock Lock Siew: Pg is The deal for Dunlop minority holders Keep a dose watch oo service costs, wan NUS economists PR 2 •Tokyo markets shrug off hanking jitters Pgl4
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  • SINGAPORE NEWS
    • EYE on the ECONOMY
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        Lock icon Retained imports rose 13% in July
        261 2  -  By Genevieve Cua RETAINED imports grew 13 per cent in July, led by a surge of nearly 20 per cent in machinery and transport equipment. The growth in the cat ego ry of goods is the strangest over a 15-month period. Machinery and transport
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      Keep close watch on rising service costs, govt rates: NUS economists
      519 2  -  By Anna Teo THE uptrend in service costs and government rates in recent quarters bear watching, a team of National University of Singapore economists warned yesterday. Left unchecked, the rising costs could lead to a 5 to 6 per
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      MRT chief to head land transport body
      302 2 FOCK Siew Wah has been appointed to chair the 13-mem-ber board of the Land Transport Authority (LTAX the new umbrella body that oversees all land transport matters. With his appointment which takes effect today, Mr Fock will hand over his chairmanship of Singapore
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      No exceptions for Apec liberalisation plan: Aussie minster
      282 2 cannot* be exempted from Apec's (Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation) liberalisation programme, Australia iv Trade Minister Bob McMijHan said yesterday. "The inevitable result of one Apec member seeking an exception for a sensitive sector would be that the rest of us would be
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      Cambodia to sign investment pact with Singapore
      313 2  -  By Harish Mehta CAMBODIA and Singapore plan to sign an agreement this month to protect Singapore investments, a move that officials say will boost business confidence in Cambodia and strengthen economic relations. Cambodian officials said an investment guarantee agreement will be signed during
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      Lock icon Suntec's giant fountain springs to life
      338 2 SOUTH-EAST Asia's largest fountain, the 21-metre-wide bronze fountain in Suntec City, came to life yesterday activated by its owners and Economic Development Board chairman Philip Yeo. Speaking at the inauguration of the fountain, Suntec Investment chairman Chou Wen Hsien said he hoped the fountain
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      M Credit to launch Bt Panjang project next month
      308 2  -  By Abdul Hadhi MALAYAN Credit Ltd will launch its 99-year leasehold Mera Gardens landed property project in the Bukit Panjang area next month at $500$700 per sq ft for terrace homes and around $400 for bungalows. The project had its ground-breaking
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      New TV12 channel takes off today
      227 2 SINGAPORE'S newest television channel begins broadcasting today, with high hopes'of attracting substantial advertising revenue, despite its self-de-scribed niche status, and the competing attractions of multichannel cable. Premierl2 will broadcast a mix of sports, arts, documentary and children's programmes. Prime 12, a revamped version of
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      DBS Bank gets B+, OUB gets C+ in Moody's new ratings
      443 4  -  By Shiv Taneja |N A NEW set of global ratings that measure intrinsic safety and soundness of banks, international rating agency Moody's yesterday announced a B+ for DBS Bank and C+ for Overseas Union Bank the two local banks
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      Sing Tech, Keppel units vie for new licence
      183 4 KEPPEL Telecoms and a joint venture involving the Singapore Technologies group have tendered for a new licence to operate a public trunked radio service. A public trunked radio network operator provides wireless voice communications for companies with field operations, such as transport
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      Natas sees 15% annual increase in outbound travel
      264 4 THE number of Singaporeans travelling overseas is expected to rise 15 per cent a year between 1994 and 1997, says the National Association of Travel Agents Singapore. Last year. Singaporeans made 2.4 million trips overseas, according to figures collated from various national
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      332 4 M THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CHAPTER 90 COnioWATEAOVWOWY SERVICES PTE LTD MEMBERS'VOLUNTARY UOUKXAYION At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company daamad to ba held on 24 August 1995, Via Wtonang resolutions nn duly pesspd1. SPECIAL RESOLUTION WMDMO-UP Thai tw Company ba wound up votuntarty pursuant to Section
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  • SOUTH-EAST ASIA
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      Lock icon Indonesia tightens regulations on commercial-paper market
      497 7 Central bank's Aug 11 rule requires all papers to be approved by rating company Reuter JAKARTA Indonesia's central bank has tightened rules governing the commercial-pa-per market, a move which bankers said yesterday could temporarily halt trading in the financial instrument and cause a backlog
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      Lock icon Philippine businessmen optimistic on economy: poll
      199 7 AFP MANILA Most Philippine businessmen are optimistic about the country's economic prospects this year, according to a survey published yesterday. The survey of 143 businessmen, carried out by the Makati Business Gub in July, found that 94.4 per cent of respondents believed that gross
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      Lock icon Nod for Manila water privatisation: paper
      69 7 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO Philippine President Fidel Ramos on Wednesday approved a plan to break up Manila's water utility in what would be Asia's first large-scale water privatisation, the Financial Times said in its Tokyo edition. Mr Ramos agreed to a request from the
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      Lock icon Thai trade deficit hit 38b baht in July
      102 7 Bloomberg Business News BANGKOK Thailand's trade deficit in July was 38 billion baht (552.15 billion), the largest so far this year, as imports were about one-third higher than in July 1994, the Bank of Thailand said yesterday. Total imports were 147 billion
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      Lock icon Sales up 23% for top Philippine firms
      111 7 AFP MANILA The Philippines' top 5,000 corporations enjoyed total sales of 1.4 trillion pesos (5576.6 billion) in 1994, a 23.1 per cent increase from 1993, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said yesterday. The SEC also said that the 4,307 profit-making companies reported
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      Lock icon New hiring rulings for foreign workers
      89 7 AP KUALA LUMPUR Foreign workers brought into Malaysia from five countries will be monitored by their governments to fight exploitation by recruitment agents, an official said on Wednesday. Indonesia, Bangladesh, the Philippines, Thailand and Pakistan had agreed on the new recruitment guidelines, ipid Human
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      Lock icon Vietnam condemns Chinese drilling contract with US firm
      299 7 Reuter HANOI Vietnam has condemned a Chinese oil drilling contract with the US Crestone Corp and also hit out at Beijing's claim over disputed areas in the South China Sea. In remarks continuing a long-running row between the two governments, a Foreign
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      Lock icon Private business averse to closing rich-poor gap: Indon minister
      326 7 Reuter JAKARTA Indonesian Planning Minister Ginanjar Kartasasmita said yesterday the gap between the country's rich and poor was widening but efforts to even the disparity faced opposition at times from private business. Mr Ginanjar also said there was a need to
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  • CHINA/HONGKONG/TAIWAN
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      Lock icon China central bank to keep tight monetary policy
      384 8 Reuter BEUING Central bank governor Dai Xianglong said China will maintain a tight monetary supply policy in its difficult battle to control inflation, the Financial News reported yesterday. However, he hinted at a slight easing, saying that loans for circulating funds should
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      Lock icon Suu Kyi opens forum on women
      70 8 Renter HUAIROU, China A pre-recorded video image of Myanmar's Aung San San Kyi opening the first plenary session of the Non-Governmental Organisations Fornm on Women called Lookiag at the World throagh Women's Eves, which runs parallel with the UN Conference on Women. Hundreds of
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      Lock icon China's biggest stock fraud case kicks off
      120 8 Reuter SHANGHAI The biggest stock fraud trial in Chinese history, involving more than US$22 million (5531.24 million), has opened with five men chaiged with embezzling public funds for private speculation, Shanghai Securities News said yesterday. The men are accused of stealing 189 million
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      Lock icon Taiwan's Lee gets landslide support to run for president
      270 8 AP TAIPEI The governing Nationalist Party overwhelmingly elected President Lee Teng-hui yesterday as its candidate for Taiwan's first direct presidential election next March. Officials said Mr Lee won 91 per cent of the 1,795 votes cast by party delegates in six
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      Lock icon Top HK restaurant closes amid economic downturn
      300 8 AFP HONGKONG A renowned Hongkong restaurant closed yesterday, another victim of the wealthy territory's economic downturn that is producing a growing army of unemployed. The Tin Tin hot pot restaurant in Causeway Bay, founded by canto-pop star Alam Tam, said it was shutting
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      Lock icon HK's Tai Po land prices down 50%
      96 8 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Land prices in the Tai Po area of Hongkong's New Territories have dropped 50 per cent since the middle of 1994, the Chinese-language Hong Kong Economic Times reported. Based on records of government land auctions, the paper said Henderson
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      Lock icon US to press China on copyright accord
      64 8 Reuter WASHINGTON China has a long way to go to make good on an agreement to protect US copyrights from rampant piracy, but Washington intends to press for full implementation of the accord, Assistant US Trade Representative Lee Sands «»id yesterday. Mr Sands
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      Lock icon Taiwan-China indirect trade up 37%
      75 8 AFP TAIPEI Indirect trade between Taiwan and China in the first six months of this year jumped 36.8 per cent from a year earlier to US$lO.4 billion (5514.8 billion), the Economic Ministry said yesterday. Citing figures oompiled by Taiwan and Hongkong customs, the ministry said
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      Lock icon IBF chairman quits over scandal
      74 8 Reuter TAIPEI Taiwan's International Bills Finance (IBF) said its chairman, Chin Ka-ho, has resigned in the wake of the firm's recent financial scandal. Also, three employees were fired, four senior managers suspended and two other managers will receive penalties for their responsibilities in the scandal
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  • ASIA
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      Lock icon Enron offers to make changes to salvage Indian power deal
      439 9 Reuter AFP BOMBAY US multinational Enron yesterday told the government in India's western Maharashtra state it was prepared to renegotiate a US$2.B billion (553.9 billion) power plant deal including its capital costs and power tariffs. A company spokeswoman said Enron
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      Lock icon India's finance ministry steers clear of forward trade stalemate
      338 9 Reuter AFP BOMBAY India's finance ministry will not intervene in the current stalemate between market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) and the country's brokers over re-introduction of forward trade on the bourses, Finance Minister Manmohan Singh said yesterday.
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      Lock icon Japan industrial output down 2.4% in July
      145 9 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO Japan's industrial production declined for a fourth straight month, falling 2.4 per cent in July from June, the Ministry of International Trade and Industry said yesterday. Production in July was worse than the 1.2 per cent decline manufacturers had
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      Lock icon Sri Lanka launches drive to privatise its Telecom
      373 9 Reuter COLOMBO Sri Lanka will launch its most ambitious privatisation to date today by calling for a financial adviser to restructure state-owned Sri Lanka Telecom, officials said. "We are starting an international advertising campaign tomorrow and calling for a financial adviser," Rajan
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      Lock icon Optus spells out pay-TV details
      64 9 Bloomberg Business News SYDNEY Australian pay television company Optus Vision said its subscribers will pay between AS2S (5526.50) and A 539.95 a month for its programming. Optus Vision plans to start broadcasting on Sept 20 and intends to offer subscribers an initial 12 channels, including
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      Lock icon UN chief offers to hold Korea summit
      70 9 AFP SEOUL UN Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali offertd yesterday to arrange an inter-Korean summit to help ease de-cades-long hostilities on the Korean peninsula, the South Korean Yonhap news agency reported. The UN leader told a news conference with South Korean journalists in New York
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      Lock icon 700,000 bank workers strike in India
      66 9 AFP NEW DELHI Banking services throughout -India were tutyesterday as 700,000 employees went on strike to demand wS rises despite government warnings that the action was illegal strikers risked jail sentences, officials said here. Workers from state-run and private banks, mostly junior staff, stayed
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      Lock icon Aussie manufacturing output down
      65 9 Reuter CANBERRA Australian manufacturing production fdl in July in 25 of 45 output trend sectors reported by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. The largest trend falls in July, over the same month the previous year, were in man-made fibre output, down 17.9 per cent, footwear down
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      Lock icon Seoul to ease duties on software
      61 9 AFP SEOUL South Korea will lift import duties on computer software, excluding game and multimedia programs, next year to comply with international practice, a finance and economy ministry spokesman said yesterday. Seoul has tariffs of 8 per cent on the combined prices of software
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      Lock icon War may cost Sri Lanka its economic targets
      276 9 AP COLOMBO Escalating hostilities in Sri Lanka's civil war will make it tough for the one-year-old government to meet its economic targets, President Chandrika Kumaratunga said yesterday. 'The government's good intentions regarding the budget are beginning to look rather difficult to achieve
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  • LIFESTYLE
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      TCS takes a Turkish bath
      557 11  -  News Five and On The Line come under Kevin Sullivan's unrelenting glare Kevin Sullivan's I WAS intrigued to discover from Channel Five's 10.30 news bulletin on Monday evening that Istanbul has become the capital of Turkey. This is a genuine scoop by the Television Corporation
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      Lock icon Deauville festival opens today
      357 11 CHATffcRBQXv AFP AP UPI ACTOR-DIRECTOR Clint Eastwood tops the guest list at the 21st Deauville Festival of the American Cinema opening in Deauville, France, today. His latest work, The Bridges of Madison County, starring himself alongside Meryl Streep, will have its premier. Also featured are some
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      296 11 HORIGUCHI ENGINEERING CO., LTD (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) ANNOUNCEMENT Further to the announcement dated 17 August 1995 in relation to the conditional cash offer (the "Offer") for all the remaining shares of Horiguchi Engineering Co., Ltd ("Horiguchi" or the "Company") not owned by Champerdon Re Ltd (the "Offeror")
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  • Page 11 Miscellaneous
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      1226 11 I TV A RADIO 7 ■Rnrnronaß H^KISP 7 Highlander 11, 8.30pm, Ch 5 ok Christopher Lambert and Sean Connery return as 16th Century Scottish immortals who have to battle the malevolent rW Michael Ironside in this 1991 sequel. Enjoy the special effects since there's not much to be had from
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  • Article
    Lock icon Small business runs risk of a one-man show
    1006 12  -  Having someone to take over can make the difference between success and failure. Yet many executives fail to plan for a successor, reports Kevin Shinkle Kevin Shinkle Bloomberg Business News THE day that high-flying Eagle Computer's stock went public, company president Dennis
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    Dealing with commuter grouses
    542 12 ACCORDING to one wit, one can tell a country's level of development by looking at which are older public bus drivers or their vehicles. Yet another such development indicator is the ratio of cars to bicycles on the roads. On both counts, Singapore would no doubt
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    What more do they want?
    202 12 THE lukewarm response of some young couples to the revised Transitional Rental Housing Scheme and the CPF Housing Grant Scheme is an ironical reminder of how attractive schemes can leave their beneficiaries not more satisfied, but wanting more. The rationale for the two schemes, which
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    Malaysia Boleh!
    163 12 MALAYSIA'S 38th National Day has great significance to its people. It is celebrated in a mood of success, be it in the economy, politics or world affairs. The GDP growth of 9.5 per cent for the first six months of this year accentuates the vibrant economy, which has
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    Grassroots bodies and education
    196 12 PRIME MINISTER Goh Chok Tong announced recently two new education help schemes the Edusave Merit Bursaries and Constituency Top-up Bursary schemes to give less well-off" families more financial resources based on effort and performance. The most significant feature is that the schemes would be implemented through
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    Bali Declaration holds promise
    190 12 NINETY-SIX Indonesian tycoons met during Aug 2S-27 at the Intercontinental Hotel in Bali and have made their resolve public in the "Bali Declaration". It expresses their commitments, responsibilities and hopes for national development. While some have greeted it with optimism, others remain sceptical. Such scepticism is
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    Japan's SDF should stay home
    174 12 THE Golan Heights, a strategic mountainous territory north-east of the Sea of Galilee, was occupied by Israel in the 1967 war, and Syria attempted to regain it six years later. But the two nations agreed later to have the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force (Undof)
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    Republicans' polluting ways
    127 12 IF anyone needs further proof that the US House of Representatives is behaving recklessly when it undermines the nation's air and water pollution laws, he will find it in a federal report released on Monday. The report says that in 1994, nearly every state issued warnings advising
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  • ADVERTISING & MARKETING
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      Film post-production houses look for silver lining
      998 13  -  Cut-throat competition and high costs have made things difficult for players in Singapore's post-production scene, says Chan Siew Ling Chan Siew Ling FAITH. Something that post-production houses in Singapore must have if they are to grow in what has become a matured market.
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      No movie channel, no sweat for Star TV
      557 13  -  By Catherine Ong STAR TV's premium movie channel is absent from Singapore's two-month-old cable television station because of strict censorship laws here. But the Murdoch-controlled satellite broadcaster is quite happy that Star Movies, an encrypted 24-hour movie channel, is not part of
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      Goodman Fielder eyes a slice of health food market
      194 13 AUSTRALIAN food group Goodman Fielder is hoping to find a new niche for itself in the bread and bakery business here, and has taken in America's best-selling variety bread Roman Meal. The trendy multi-grain bread is pitched at people in the
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    Tokyo markets brush aside latest crisis
    432 14  -  Nikkei and yen firm up as govt's decisive action boosts confidence that worst is over From Anthony Rowley in TOKYO JAPANESE financial markets yesterday appeared to have shrugged off the latest collapses in the country's banking system, bolstering confidence that the worst of Japan's
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    Lock icon US govt to face huge claims after losing S&L case
    480 14 NYT Washington In a ruling C" tat could mean billions of dolrs for the savings and loan Industry, a federal appeals court said yesterday that the United States government was liable for damages for abruptly Changing the rules by which
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    Lock icon Greenback reverses overnight gains
    124 14 Reuter LONDON The dollar came back to earth with a bump yesterday, after soaring the previous day on fears that the Japanese banking system might be crumbling. It reversed overnight gains, which took it above 99 yen, and ended one yen and one mark lower in
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    Lock icon July's rise in consumer income strongest in 6 months
    341 14 Reuter AP WASHINGTON Consumer incomes rose at the strongest rate in six months during July, the Commerce Department paid yesterday, helped by better job prospects. t As a result, consumers spent more for a third straight tnonth and also put more
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    Lock icon Punjab's chief minister killed in blast
    91 14 AFP NEW DELHI The chief minister of India's Punjab state was among at least 13 people killed yesterday by a powerful blast in Chandigarh. A spokesman of the Punjab administration said state chief minister Beant Singh, 74, and at least 12 others, mainly his
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    Lock icon N-tests: what French feel
    81 14 AFP PARIS Sixty-three per cent of the French are against the resumption of nuclear tests in the South Pacific while 29 per cent support the move, ordered by President Jacques Chirac. An opinion poll by the BVA Institute, to be pub- lished today, also said 78
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    Lock icon Leeson probe to go on till next week
    77 14 Reuter FRANKFURT British investigators probing the collapse of Barings Bank will probably keep interviewing former trader Nick Leeson into next week. His lawyer said yesterday that Leeson is expected to explain how the bank collapsed last February because of his US$l.4 billion
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    Lock icon Nato strikes to continue
    74 14 Reuter BRUSSELS Nato air strikes against Bosnian Serbs will not hah until the siege of Sarajevo is lifted and all heavy weapons removed from positions from where they can threaten the city. A senior alliance official said yesterday that Nato and United Nations commanders wanted an
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    Lock icon A rare fortune
    82 14 Reuter LONDON A British stamp collector who bought an album at a car-boot sale for £1 (552.20) has sold two of the stamps for £95,000. The rare stamps from Trinidad, dating back to 1847, were among the first issued by a British colony. The anonymous collector from
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    Lock icon What's Fred's future?
    67 14 Reuter UPI LOS ANGELES FofTUitstoM, a creation of the Haaaa Barbara Studios, b mmomg the cast of animated characters which nay be merged under a deal between Tnrner llniadi ■iling. which owns the stadios, and Time Warner lac. As of late Wednesday, in New York, discussions on
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    Lock icon German insider-trading probe widens
    273 14 Reuter FRANKFURT Employees at a second major bank have been put under investigation as part of a landmark insidertrading case that led to Germany's first conviction under tougher laws. Frankfurt prosecutor Job Tillman said yesterday that an unspecified number of employees at Dresdner Bank AG, the
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    Lock icon Room for cut in US short-term rates later, says Blinder
    191 14 Reuter NEW YORK United States Federal Reserve Board vicechairman Alan Blinder says there may still be room for a cut in short-term interest rates, but that no immediate monetary policy action is expected. Commenting on the future of US monetary
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    Asia will have to deal with a skills crunch
    843 14  -  The Bottom Line VIKRAM KHANNA VIKRAM KHANNA The writer is BT's regional economics editor A LABOUR and skills crunch in Asia, the world's most populated continent? You'd better believe it. Because, as more and more people are pointing out these days,
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      Casa Holdings offers 60m shares at 38 cents each
      464 15  -  By Jenny Lam SINGAPORE Household products distributor Casa Holdings yesterday offered 60 million 10-cent shares to the public at 38 cents each. The mainboard-bound company's issue is the third initial public offer (IPO) to have come to the market within a
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      SBS profit falls 9.2% to $32.8m, no improvement seen in 2nd-half
      355 15  -  By Christopher Tan SINGAPORE Poor investment returns and lower interest income diluted Singapore Bus Service's group earnings in the first halt Despite higher turnover, liet profit fell 9.2 per cent to 132.8 million, from $36.1 million in first-half 1994.
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      ST Construction has $1b worth of projects
      211 15 SINGAPORE Singapore Technologies Construction (ST Construction), a subsidiary of the listed Singapore Technologies Industrial Corporation, has $1 billion worth of project s-on-hand over the next three years. Business Times understands that roughly half the value of the contracts will be in Singapore, and
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      Goldtron, Heshe shares latest to benefit from takeover talks
      207 15 SINGAPORE Sesdaq-listed Heshe Holdings and Goldtron were the latest beneficiaries of takeover speculation, with punters yesterday seeing gains of as high as 30 per cent. In Heshe's case, its shares were the day's most actively traded counter, surging 15 cents to
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      Minority shareholders of Dunlop Estates, Magnum unlikely to benefit from deals
      757 15  -  HOCK LOCK SIEW By William Chia SINGAPORE Malaysian company Dunlop Estates Bhd (DEB) has just received approval from the Securities Commission for its revised deal to acquire state-owned Sarawak Electricity Supply Corp (Sesco), but this is unlikely to bring
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      Amcol appoints four new directors
      234 15  -  By William Chia SINGAPORE Indonesian businessman Henry Pribadi has moved to consolidate his control over Singapore trading company Amcol Holdings with the appointment of four new directors. Amcol announced yesterday that the four new directors are Lloyd Lochra, Ng Chee Kheong, Rudy Capelle and Tang
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      Ng Teng Fong raises YHS stake to 42.9%
      214 15 SINGAPORE Property tycoon Ng Teng Fong yesterday picked up still more Yeo Hiap Seng shares, raising his stake to 42.9 per cent. Determined not to let the beverage group slip from his grasp, Mr Ng bought another 26,000 shares on the market
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      MARKET MOOD
      50 15 Mixed 'Market Mood' indicates the likely trading sentiment today, based on brokers polled at i-6pm yesterday. Overnight events may alter sentiment. Brokers polled: Alliance. Barings. Credit Lyonnais Securities, Daiwa, Fraser, GK Goh, Kay Hian, Morgan Grenfell, On* Co, Nomura, Phillip, Smith New Court. Wl Can and SG Warburg.
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      HOT STOCK
      82 15  -  By Shiv Taneja HESHE Holdings' 15-cent rite yesterday to a high of 73 cents on a volume of over 32 million shares is most unexpected on the charts. The counter is a dear sell, with daily and weekly RSI and stochastics significantly overbought. A fall in the days
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        Liang Court to spend M$245m on three Malaysian projects
        463 17  -  By Paul Leo SINGAPORE Liang Court Holdings will develop three property projects on part of its 50,700 sq m land bank in Malaysia at a total cost of M 5245 million (S$ 140 million). The property developer and manager said yesterday
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      • COMPANY BRIEFS
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          Horiguchi picks Rothschild as adviser
          35 17 SINGAPORE Sesdaq-listed Horiguchi Engineering has appointed N M Rothschild and Sons (Singapore) to advise minority shareholders over Champerdon's takeover bid. A circular will be sent to shareholders within 14 days.
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          Falmac earnings plunge 73%
          68 17 SINGAPORE Sesdaq-listed Falmac has reported a 73 per cent plunge in group net earnings to $781,000 for the year ended May 1995. Group turnover fell 19 per cent to $16.8 million. The company attributed the drops to a weak US currency and start-up losses incurred by
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          Lock icon M'sian tin company in major revamp
          98 17 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR Kampong Lanjut Tin Dredging Bhd has announced a major restructuring involving an acquisition of three companies and two rights issues aimed at turning around the ailing firm. Kampang Lanjut said yesterday it planned to acquire a substantial stake in Phileo Allied
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          Lock icon Indon toll operator to list overseas
          59 17 Reuter JAKARTA Indonesia's state-owned toll operator PT Jasa Marga will float some of its shares overseas next July, the Jakarta Post said. The daily quoted Jasa Marga president Maryadi Darmokumoro as saying that half the funds raised would be used to finance new projects.
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          Lock icon San Miguel declares cash dividend
          34 17 Reuter MANILA Food and beverage conglomerate San Miguel Corp has declared a 20-centavo (one Singapore cent) cash dividend, which has been scheduled to be paid on Oct 31. Reuter
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        560 17 Wwews' prices Sep I Mendaki Gr Fund 1.02 I.OSffi Unit Trask US Gr Fund I.I I 1.13** The Commcrcc 1.56 1.65 (JOB Asset Mgt Ltd The Savings Fund 1.51 1.60 Unifund 1.43 I.JO S pore Prog Fund 0.62 0.66 Unibond 1.06 1.085 Spore Sec Fund 0.91 0.97xd United Gr Fund
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        ACI's 29.4m placement shares fully taken up
        189 17 SINGAPORE The 29.4 million placement shares in Acer Computer International's initial public offer have been fully taken up. The firm, which launched its main board IPO on Monday, said yesterday it had just completed roadshows in Singapore, Hongkong and Tokyo. The offer portion
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        Property sales give Tuan Sing 155% boost at half-time
        248 17  -  By R Sivanithy SINGAPORE Property and construction group Tuan Sing Holdings yesterday reported a 155 per cent increase in half-time earnings to $7.13 million, due mainly to property sales. In contrast, its construction and packaging subsidiary SPP managed only a 6
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        Cosco net earnings treble to $4m at half-way mark
        272 17 SINGAPORE Marinebased Cosco Investment (S) yesterday announced a sterling set of half-time figures. For the six months to June 30, 1995, group interim net profit trebled to $4 million, while earnings per share (EPS) almost doubled to 4.2 cents. The consensus
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        Superior Metal subsidiaries help lift net profit by 42%
        227 17 SINGAPORE Metal container maker Superior Metal Printing Ltd (SMP) yesterday reported a 41.8 per cent increase in interim net earnings to $1.8 million. Group turnover jumped 43 per cent to $23.2 million. At company level, however, turnover rose a mere 6
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        Osprey optimistic despite interim profit dip
        368 17  -  By Rahita Elias SINGAPORE Higher interest expenses pushed Osprey Maritime's group net profit at half-time down 13 per cent to US$7 million (559.92 million). This translates to a 33 per cent fall in group earnings per share to 7.31 US cents for the six
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        Quotation of Singapore Government Stocks as at August 31, 1995
        327 17 rn n IndloHv Qrou YMT of days of mMdloprtow wiimpUun A T SS C, *—-Q 1.9.95 N*****0Z 1990 5 3/8# 950.00 1/9 1/3 183 100.00# 5.38# 15.3.96 N*****0F1991 5 650.00 15/3 15/9 169 101.60# 2.01# 1.7.96 N*****0W 1994 31/4# 800.00
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        Lock icon Half of Shanghai A share firms post lower profits
        479 18 Reuter SHANGHAI Another two A share companies on the Shanghai Stock Exchange saw post-tax profits plunge into the red in their 1995 interim results, the first time these companies have shown losses since the stock exchange was established in December 1990.
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        Lock icon Bangkok Expressway shares close at 43 baht
        334 18 Bloomberg Business News BANGKOK Bangkok Expressway pic shares closed at 43 baht (552.40) in their trading debut on the Stock Exchange of Thailand, after having reached 52 baht this week in the unofficial over-the-counter market. "The stock got a lot of hype because
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          Lock icon Rolls-Royce 1st-half profit up 75%
          67 18 Bloomberg Business News LONDON British aircraft engine maker Rolls-Royce pic said pre-tax profit rose 75 per cent to £70 million (SSIS4 million) on asset disposals and a first-time contribution from a US engine maker it purchased. Shares in Rolls-Royce fell 14 pence to 176.5p on
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          Lock icon MIM's net loss for year widens
          50 18 Bloomberg Business News BRISBANE Australian base metal producer MIM Holdings Ltd's full-year loss widened to A 5216.1 million (***** million), as the company's new managing director wrote down the value of European and American assets. MIM called the result "very unsatisfactory". Bloomberg Business News
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          Lock icon Henderson Land slows China projects
          68 18 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Henderson Land Development Co Ltd, one of the territory's largest property companies, has slowed development of some real estate projects in China ahead of a planned listing of its China division, the Chinese-language Hong Kong Economic Journal reported. Lee Shau-kee, chairman
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          Lock icon CS First Boston, ex-trader fined
          77 18 Bloomberg Business News NEW YORK Regulators fined CS First Boston Corp and one of its former top stock traders a total of U*****,000 (*****,500) for submitting phantom stock orders that caused a late-day stock plunge in June 1993. The New York Stock Exchange and the
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        Lock icon Futures market slows down
        412 19 Bloomberg Business News NEW YORK The wheels are coming off the futures market juggernaut this year, after a decade of high-speed growth. The number of futures and options traded on US exchanges is down 6 per cent so far this year, and in Europe the decline
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        Lock icon World oil prices slip on signs US buying spree ending
        265 19 ENERGY REPORT Reuter LONDON World oil prices were little changed on yesterday amid signs that the United States is curbing its voracious appetite for September-loading North Sea crude. "The big question is whether there's much more to do in the
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        199 19 Reuter LONDON The dollar clawed its way back from the lows during the European morning but remains vulnerable to minor losses following a sell-off overnight, said dealers. However, any further losses are seen as shortlived in what is widely viewed as a corrective move lower in a market
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        83 19 AFP NEW YORK The dollar fell back yesterday against other major currencies in light trading, but analysts were optimistic the greenback would resume its rise past 100 yen soon. Gold meanwhile rose US$l.4O from Wednesday to U*****.50 an ounce. At around 1430 GMT, the dollar was at 97.50
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        Lock icon HK debt market set to expand rapidly, says HongkongBank
        231 19 Reuter HONGKONG Hongkong's debt market is set to expand rapidly in coming years, helped by growing infrastructure needs in the region and an expanding investor base, concluded a study by Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp. Last year corporate debt raised in
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        1289 19 Tnade-neighled index i-ahukued attainM S'porr lap 14 trading partners Base year I9HS US$/S$ forward rates Noon Aug 31 s$ Bid Offer 1-month 1.4176 1.4191 2-month 1.4140 1.4155 3-month ***** 1.4123 6-month 1.4015 1 4035 Source: OCBC FOREIGN CURRENCY NOTE RATES As at fan m Aug 31 Singapore dollars to oae
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        Lock icon Euroyen closes higher on hope of rate cut
        1395 20 Reuter SINGAPORE Simex Euroyen futures ended higher again on hopes of a rate cut in Japan, but dealers said the market for nearby contracts was close to its potential ceiling and would soon have nowhere to go but down. The most liquid,
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        Tokyo rubber plunges on US$ fall
        391 20 COMMODITY REPORTS tabber TOKYO: Rubber futures plunged across the board as prices extended their losses due to the yen's steep appreciation against the dollar, traders said. Prices ranged from 3.8 to 6.8 yen per kg lower, with benchmark February ending down 3.8 at 135.2.
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        Viets rush to sell old coffee stock
        67 20 SINGAPORE Vietnamese farmers are rushing to sell their old-crop coffee to take advantage of current high prices, Asian traders say. The farmers are keen to sell their old stock before prices fall when the new 1995-% (Oct-Sep) coffee crop enters the market. The
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        Shortages may cut Russia grain crop
        78 20 MOSCOW Shortages of finance, fuel and spare parts for machinery could mean Russia would lose up to 15 per cent of this year's grain crop. The future of this year's crop depended on the harvest in Western Siberia, which is getting under way. This
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        Ceramic coating to prevent rusting
        46 20 SEOUL An aluminium ceramic coating to prevent rusting in steel products was developed jointly by South Korea's Kyoungdong Construction and Andong University, the company announced on Wednesday. The ceramic coating is expected to replace aluminium coatings that are being widely used.
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        Kaiser raises aluminium alloy prices
        55 20 NEW YORK Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical announced yesterday that it is raising prices on all coil, sheet and plate heat treatable aluminium alloys sold to distributors and original equipment manufacturers by 5-8 per cent. The price increases go into effect with all new orders entered
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        India coffee output seen at new high
        77 20 BOMBAY India's state-run Coffee Board has forecast the 1995-% (Qct-Sep) crop at a record 224,6% tonnes, the Business Line newspaper said yesterday. The previous record crop was 215,000 tonnes in 1988-89. The board's post-blossom estimates say 1995-96 output will consist of 103,825 tonnes
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        Kenya to earn US$270m from coffee
        66 20 NAIROBI Kenya will earn more than US$27O million (*****.40 million) from 95,000 tonnes of coflee sold on the world market during the 1994-95 season. Agriculture Minister Simeon Nyachae said. This year's earnings represent a 9 per cent increase from the 1993-94 season, when the
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        Coffee roaster gets creditor protection
        75 20 NEW YORK Cafe Bom Dia, the domestic roasting arm of Brazilian export giant Exprinsul Ltd, was awarded creditor protection by a local court yesterday, Exprinsul executive Cleber de Paiva said. High interest rates and defaulting customers were the main reasons behind the move, which is
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        Japan uses more refined lead
        101 20 TOKYO Japan's consumption of refined lead in storage batteries rose 1.4 per cent to 21,742 tonnes in July from a year before. That level is down 5.8 per cent from June. Storrae batteries sold in Julv contained 19,965 tonnes of refined lead, down 15.2 per
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      1456 20 SJCOM Futures (Mm datiag m at 5.39m) RSS 1 Cm tract (S cents/kg) Close Volume Open Month High Low Sen (lo—ei) Interest Sep 95 I I 200 50 Ho Oct 198 00 198 00 198.00 25 1900 Nov 198 00 198.00 198.00 25 1300 Dec 198.00 198 00
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        Australia
        1050 21 +0.6 SHARES closed marginally firmer yesterday as overseas bourses dropped and lower metal prices dragged resource companies down, offsetting stronger industrial firms. "The resources were weak," said a broker. "Metal prices knocked a few of the bigger ones down." The All Ordinaries Index, closed 0.6 of a point firmer
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        Manila
        587 21 -17.43 Share prices fell as foreigners remained cautious about entering the market. "Foreigners are not that interested in the heavyweights. Many got caught when the market suddenly fell from its heights. They're waiting to see if it will go down," a dealer said. The PSE Composite Index fell 17.43
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        Taipei
        534 21 -22.55 Stocks finished lower on profittaking, with all eight major categories of shares posting losses. "It's normal for the market to stage a pullback following three consecutive winning sessions," said an analyst. The 321-issue Weighted Price Index dropped 22.55 points to 4,809.93. Turnover was 984 million shares worth NT526.47
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        Seoul
        441 21 -0.65 Stock prices ended mixed on lingering jitters over a directionless market. "The market seemed to lack impetus for an advance," said a dealer. He said, however, that market watchers are optimistic about the post-holiday period after Thanksgiving on Sep 8-10. The Composite Price Index edged down 0.65 point
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        New Zealand
        365 21 •2.34 Share prices closed mixed as disappointment at the size of the dividend announced on Wednesday by Fletcher Challenge marred investors' views of the forestry and energy group's better-than-expected profit, traders said. Fletcher Challenge said the company's ordinary division earnings before consolidation and one-time items rose to NZ$372
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        Bombay
        83 21 +17.85 Stocks finished higher as local and foreign funds traded actively after a two-day break. The BSE 30-share Index rose 17.85 points to 3,346.46. The Composite National Index shed 0.75 to 1,535.18. "The holidays are over and most funds seem to be back at work," one trader said. Traders
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        688 21 Britannia Funds Sterliaf Cask BM Offer Mim Cap Depoul 1(6400 M 6500 Mim Jersey Gik .0. 1(9 J 0 1992 Mm Ma* Income .0 9 WO 0 9700 l)SS Cask Income Mot F und *9 7100 *10 2100 PS Rncnc Fund 5400 VJJOO r —i. SlffllRf r mill) Euro Performance
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        London
        661 21 -26.2 GOVERNMENT clearance of bids for three of the UK's regional electricity companies failed to offset earnings worries and weaker FTSE futures, which combined to push blue chips sharply lower, dealers said. While electricity shares jumped on the news, which is expected to prompt further bids in the sector,
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        Paris
        175 21 -38.04 French shares closed sharply lower affer an erratic and highly technical trading day with the CAC-40 August future expiring, prompting a flurry of basket trades in underlying stocks to cover open positions. The share market was disappointed the Bank of France kept its intervention rate unchanged at five
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        Frankfurt
        180 21 -17.07 Share prices closed lower in light late Ibis trading, pulled down by the weaker dollar and falling bond prices, dealers said. The Ibis DAX Index closed at 2,234.23, down 4.08 from the floor close and 17.07 points lower than yesterday's Ibis close. Frankfurt Am 31 DM AEG 145
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        Brussels
        178 21 -4.86 Belgian stocks fell, led lower by a 3.1 per cent slump in Banque Bruxelles Lambert SA on news of mixed firsthalf earnings and amid dwindling hopes it will soon merge or ally itself with another major bank. The market also lost ground as weakness in the dollar hurt
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        Milan
        111 21 -I.3pc Italian shares lost more ground, dealers partly blaming the fall on futures led sefi order on Mib3o shares. The Mibtel Index closed down 1.22 per cent to 10,129, the Mib3o Index was off 1.3 per cent to 14,973. Milan Abb 31 Un +7 AlMalu Ord 77* -52 Awtfalu
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        Amsterdam
        288 21 -1.08 Scattered buying interest as the dollar inched ahead helped prise Dutch shares from the day's lows but dealers said trading levels throughout the day had been very low and this had exaggerated movements. "There isn't really much of a story today," said one dealer. "When it went down
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        Stockholm
        130 21 -1.28 The Stockholm bourse remained calm, due to summer holidays in Europe and the US, with rising bond yields undermining advances the index would otherwise have made, given Ericsson and S-E-Banken gains. "Activity will increase next week, so the bourse will, too," a broker, said. The General Index shed
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        Zurich
        237 21 -6.9 Share prices closed slightly lower in moderate trading after the release of worse-than-expected first half results by Ciba-Geigy and Sulzer, dealers said. The SMI Index fell 6.9 points to 2,908.8, and the SPI Index shed 5.93 to 1.909.9. A dealer said prices were pressured by Ciba-Geigy and Sulzer's
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        Johannesburg
        374 21 1.0 South African shares ended a quiet day barely changed as the market continued to look for direction, foreign investors were largely absent and no new factors emerged to kick the JSE back to life. "It's been no great shakes today. I wouldn't say volumes were thin yesterday, but
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        Toronto
        257 21 -10.4 Stocks opened weaker in quiet trading ahead of a long holiday weekend in Canada and the US, market play«rs said. The TSE 300 slipped 10.4 points to 4520.8. on volume of 7.6 million shares with a value of Csl2s million. "It's the end of the summer doldrums," said
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        715 21 +4.23 Stock prices inched higher in moderate trading early yesterday, buoyed by the continued recovery in the recently bruised technology issues buoyed the market. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which eased 3.87 points on Wednesday, was ahead 4.23 to 4,608.80 at Ham EDT. The New York Stock Exchange
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      2694 22 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Stocks were mixed on one of the lightest trading days of the year, as an approaching typhoon forced the exchange to shut early. The Hang Seng Index of 33 leading shares fell 17.35 points to 9,179.86, on trades worth HK.51.31 billion. The broader All Ordinaries
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      571 22 Bloomberg Business News SHANGHAI B shares fell amid a slew of disappointing earnings. Huaxin Cement led the decline, tumbling 8.8 per cent to 29.2 US cents. The company blamed the fall on government loan restrictions which reduced construction spending and demand for building materials. The Shenzhen B market closed
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      1170 22 AFX-Asia JAKARTA Share prices closed tower, led by corrections in large cap stocks following poor first half results and the closure of the Hongkong market due to typhoon Kent, dealers said. The Composite Index closed 5.88 points lower at 500.75. Losers beat gainers 61 to 23. Poor first half
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      2561 22 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO Stocks rose, led by electronics shares, on optimism the government will help Japanese banks clear up their nonperforming loans and the strong dollar will boost the earnings of Japan's exporters. On Wednesday, the government moved to shut Kizu Credit Union and Hyogo Bank, two of
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      1557 22 Reuter BANGKOK The debut of expressway builder and operator Bangkok Expressway (BECL) failed to lift the market, which finished lower on persistent negative factors. The SET Index closed 11.61 points lower at 1,314.90 on 5.7 billion baht turnover. Falls beat risers 213 to 62 with 116 unchanged. BECL hit
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        Lock icon Blue chips stage rebound but focus stays on Sesdaq
        1869 24  -  By R Sivanithy SINGAPORE Frenzied activity on Sesdaq, aided by the circulation of various takeover rumours, was the main feature of trading in the local stock market yesterday. Also in play were US-dollar denominated warrants issued on the Jardine stable of
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      232 25 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO Mitsui Engineering and Shipbuilding Co will buy 75 per cent of Babcock Energy Ltd, a subsidiary of UK-based Babcock International Group pic, the companies said yesterday. Babcock said it will sell the stake in the subsidiary, which makes boilers
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        369 44 AFP SEOUL A Franco-German consortium is in the final stage of competition with US aircraft giant Boeing Co to join a Sino-South Korean aircraft project, officials said yesterday. "Both sides appear desperate," said a South Korean official involved in
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        274 44 AFP SEOUL South Korea's Kia Motors Co will invest US$l.3 billion (Ssl.B billion) to develop export-aimed small cars capable of competing with Ford, Toyota and Honda, and to secure independent engine technology by 2001, a spokesman said yesterday. > Announcement of the new investment
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        154 44 Reuter ATHENS Greece's parliament approved in principle a US$2.6 billion (553.7 biUion) contract with Germany's Hochtief AG to build a new international airport for Athens, parliament officials said. Parliament, where the government has a comfortable majority, was to vote yesterday on each article
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        286 44 UPI TORRANCE, California Honda Motor Co announced on Wednesday that its new Civic subcompact model is the first mass-produced gas-pow-ered car to be certified as meeting the strict emissions requirements set by California for 1997. The new Civics, slated to be available in
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        390 44 Bloomberg Business News SEATTLE Boeing Co's plans to build a 100-seat plane with Japanese companies have effectively been shelved for more than a year, Boeing and Japanese government officials said. Japan's Ministry of International Trade Industry, or Miti, will ask for money to
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        111 44 Bloomberg Business News TURIN Italian car maker Fiat SpA is in negotiations with two unidentified Chinese car makers.to establish a US$l billion (SSI.4 billion) joint venture to make family cars, the official China Daily reported. Alfredo Altavilla, manager of Fiat Auto's China representative
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        116 44 AFP HANOI Vietnam and Macau have initialled an air service agreement, paving the way for flights between Hanoi and the new airport in the Portuguese colony, a report said yesterday. The agreement was reached after two days of talks in Hanoi between Pham Vu Hien, director
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        133 44 Reuter SUBANG The Kuala Lumpur International Airport here was put on alert yesterday morning following a bomb threat on board a Malaysia Airlines (MAS) flight from Brussels. A stewardess found a note in the ladies toilet which said there was a bomb in the Boeing
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        238 44 SINGAPORE National carrier Singapore Airlines will launch a new freighter service between Singapore and New York on Sunday. The service will use a *****00 freighter or Mega Ark the airline's fourth delivered just three days ago. The service, which will operate via
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      1236 36 AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES, LTD. .■«BTB.TOO«e<>, JTWHK.MB3KtirotB.Mia.LM B» CUSTOM SjS B»Xgl-«B «HU»OCE Cf3 SMB. TOWBWH W—UAACMIMA—way umil*—mi"' —"M Mtmmam Iw im |n> Ijw I llwasaywtMi I» I |k Iwi Iw I■*iw m 1 P. MUM IW n M .MKMMM P. MUM NT? MM CTM n J*! ooaewmia mm «m "J"?"" rucou
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      377 37 (A VMOLLY-OMNED BJBDMRY OF ML) (SCA AIRFRCMHD MAIN UNE: 278 7772 DIRECT CONSOLIDATION TO 1H AT USD 80.00/RT++ SKOM DISCOUNT FOR ABOVE 5 OM TRANSIT TIME: 10 DAYS FREQUENCY: FORTNIGHTLY OCEAN CARRIBt La&FQBL FOR BOOKINGS PLEASE CALL TEL- *****72 *****49 ZURAIM), YASAHTHY, KALA, FAJtOH, ANDY TEEXT: 34,38,33,30,37 IESPKnVQY P.T. PERUSAHAAN
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      286 37 SUNSHIP AGENCIES PTE LTD 20 McCallum Street #16-01/03 Asia Chambers Singapore 0106 Tel: *****22 (10 Unas) FAX: *****06 CR No.: *****8 200 00R Y.S.N. LIWEMWUIH.MMJ.I.IIJM.I.IMJ.I.IIJUJ.I.ILIJJJ.IIIW *OKL VOY HOWROM ifTS3 fSi W 74* 2J* 1 IHH ~T tza w H-1W w-17/i CipMte— I t«4/» 1-2/11 CMHaCHntw H 2JOI Itlifll lfclioi 17-lin«
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      1074 38 ■nmaam YOU NAME THE DESTINATION WE GET THE JOB DONE M Vby El* I ETD 1 DESTINATIONS WallrtWNWW MBE S5 <TM BTWNQ —li—■P———M MMJLOVMMMKVJIM MM3LEBY WMH VJ6OO ■■■■■■■■■■■I CY-06M1200MV CVOM 1200 HR* cpB-omo4o*hr6 ctbomoooomib B*l chb cl 2 lob mem hba nyc oak pm. oq MAGLEBY MAERBK MM 0M» OBAM
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      592 38 TO E. CANADA —US ATLANTIC —US GULF LOADIMQ I? 0* KYORK NORFOLK NORLEANB SAVANNAH TAMPICO HOUSTON 222 SSS I 19 OCT 220CT 26OCT 1 NOV 29OCT SNOV 9 NOV USS2SS2IP 222 ?JSSJKI2S2S. ,MOV "NOV mnov 2inov isnov 2snov snov HOCQHOYKE 0632 IVI6OCT |07 OCT 29 NOV 02 DEC 06 DEC
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      359 38 11 Tptt PHILI-ORKNT 1 Y** UNCS PK LTD: ®TEL: *****00 (16 LJNEB) FAX: *****76/*****38 AUCKLAND, WEUJNGTON, LYTTLETON, 17 SEP I HAI'SJI, CHRMTCHURCH. NEW PUTMQUTH ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG, ANTWERP I AND ALL MLANDDGSTMAnONSWITHM EUROPE 04 SEP I SUBAN, MAMLA, BANGKOK, PKELANG, OSSEP I PBMNQ, H. MONO AND ALL CMMA PORTS OSSEP. I
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      820 39 ACCEPTING LCL CARGO TO Ni+rtm CFSdulmbr UtkmDn mar foiwaidbi in HeWBS frirr YFiLaifcr KMC ASIA AWARDED *4 *i I ISO 9002 »Y LRQA 1 < Wry IW| twn xwm a* —fciss (Jsj £SL --bsbl 2 Uomul PfaastPhow SidLysie-fc vt yy jj JL ftr slwff tt ytm strvkK- "*1 L Oris
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      351 40 Singapore Soviet Shipping fc flu Co. Pto. Ltd. I.: CR NO: **********0N S I jT*|M BOMBAY/COCHIN Rs* wv nr-TToS coc M*«jQWy QIUNI MM OMt WJTAMUTUWA mutow inn avoa ouook no MI |ua k Liwouwckuwakb mhw SS 5!5 a** f SIHANOUKVILLE/PHNOM PENH/HAIPHONG vaaan. w am aw mm mmh kunuk nawaa oaaa
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      118 40 SIM FAR EAST 5/9 KEELUNG/KAOHSIUNG 3/9 BANGKOK 3/9 MANILA/CEBU 3/9 JAKARTA/BELAWAN/SURABAYA 3/9 PORT KELANG/PENANG/E. MALAYSIA 5/9 BUSAN 3/9 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE/NGO/OSA 4/9 HONG KONG SIM CHINA (+9#±Sfen) 4/9 GUANGZHOU/HUANG PU/SHENZHEN IFUZHOU/XIAMEN/SHANTOU/SHEKOU DAL lAN/SHANGH Al/X INGANG TIANJIN/QINGOAO/HAJKOU also accepting LCL cargo SIM EURQPE/UK 4/9 LDN/FLX/IVP/SOl) 4/9 ROM/HAM/ANT/LEH/GOA/OSL/GOT/BCN also accepting cargo to Austria/ Hungary/Romania/Poland/Bulgaria/Czech.
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      400 40 I STAR SHIPPING AGENCIES (S) PTE LTD mamSSa sbvke GOLD STAR UNE LTD SfTH SNIPPING CORPORATION TELEPHONE 220-6666 (t UMES) FAX: *****70 1* ***** HQUMfTWC) (01 WO. **********0^) N. AMEKKA/CARIItIAN SHVKIS WH» Iwtlmi IMMt I Ml I BT |lif |wc w nuMMum a t/t z-wmbot ii/m a/14 a/it a/a a/a
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      457 41 H II sex"NEPTOCTOPAZ43I*eiasgp01/09/95 'I H R I ARRMNG LOS ANOBSS M 16 DAYS I H Aot "SMGAPORE EXPRESS Mi* EU sgpo2/09/95 ;fl ARRMNGMWYOHC M 23MOTS I EXPORT HiWiiißMMi rr MWM "TITZ ******T I I I' I 7 I *N I fifi£ 2SB__SE co> HOU WW IHi to« w 2 3typ<
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      761 42 m PI iVN Hjh AFGHANISTAN MAM Afghanistan Ltd., HAJH Hairatan, Torghundi, Islamqala (Doqharun) C.1.5./RUSSIA: Alma Ata. Ashkhabad, Baku. Dushanbe, MOHzar Munch Irkutsk, Khabarovsk, Krasnoyarsk, Korsakov, Moscow, Nenwttonal Foiwarders Novosob,rsk Sochi. Tashkent, Tbilisi, Vladivostok. Vostochny Mongolia: Ulaan Bator N KOWK Pyongyang, Nampo EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE TO WEST COAST SOUTH AMERICA ALSO
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      585 42 I ASIA HKG/TWN/BKK GENOA/EUROPE I PEN PKL SIN DAILY RECEIVING SIN 1/9 2/9 3/9 HKMKMCEM(HH 6* 7* 3/94/9 5/9 HKG/BKMCEE/KHH ifS/mm/AirtyHsmAsli §2 *2 -22 2 22 HKMW/bbmi SS222S2SSIS?i« si RECEIVING TO; IHTBllilla I I a aa a yaa 1/9 2/9 3/9 SHAMGHAI/DAUAN JrW/KDHmiIAWA XIAMEN/BEUING Manila/Ctta 6/9 7/9 a/9 I -rmnwimiiiiw"
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      98 44 I Notice I To Singapore Customers I In accordance with the recommendation announced by the Singapore National Shipping Association, the Members of ANERA will be H implementing an increase in Documentation ffl Fee at Singapore from the existing Ssls to Ss2o with effect from 1 st October 1995. *j|| ANERA
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