The Business Times, 17 October 1995
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Title Section12 1995-10-17 1 Business Times WE KNOW ASIA MITA(P) 194/12/94 Tuesday October 17 1995 85<t12 words
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Article64 1995-10-17 1 Bloomberg Business News NEW YORK US stocks briefly reached a new peak yesterday, as interest rates tumbled to their lowest point since early 1994. At 2pm EDT, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 6.14 points at 4,787.64. In the broader market, the Standard Sc Poor'sBloomberg Business News - 64 words
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Article151 1995-10-17 1 Monday Chugt fpi 2,111.80 -17.24 KLSEComp 957.37 -5.76 Nikkei 18,016.44 +135.61 HangSeng 10,009.28 +125.50 SETlndex 1,317.04 -1.80 Jakarta Comp 496.01 -0.55 ManilaComp 2,636.26 +11.81 Taipei WPI 5,038.98 +23.37 Seoul Comp 1,007.48 -9.29 Bombay BSE30 ...3,583.76 +1.79 CLSA China B 817.02 -4.90 Aust AllOrd 2,110.0 +11.0 FTSE100 3,557.3 -10.7 Ararat of151 words
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Article, Illustration522 1995-10-17 1 Lee Han Shih - By Lee Han Shih SINGAPORE Sembawang Corporation, which has gone on a 100 million buying spree under chairman Philip Yeo, is planning to borrow half a billion US dollars for more acquisitions and investments. Sources said the govern-ment-linked listed company is looking for522 words
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574 1995-10-17 1 Ruth Wong - Bid to cool economy expected to hit some firms, but benefit market From Ruth Wong in KUALA LUMPUR MALAYSfA'S Bank Negara announced curbs on investment property and car loans yesterday a move seen by analysts as a bid to cool the574 words
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553 1995-10-17 1 Christopher Tan - By Christopher Tan SINGAPORE While Mer-cedes-Benz is still clearly king of Asian highways and byways, other luxury players are making inroads into its royal domain. In six Asia-Pacific countries, the three-star marque has been losing market share steadily to Jaguar, BMW553 words
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191 1995-10-17 1 Paul Leo - By Paul Leo SINGAPORE Baring Futures (Singapore) was fined $6.95 million for violating the rules of the Singapore International Monetary Exchange, it was disclosed yesterday. Simex said yesterday its hearing committee found BFS guilty in June of having violated rules as follows:191 words
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Article, Illustration355 1995-10-17 1 R Sivanithy - By R Sivanithy SINGAPORE Investors unloaded shares of Malaysian conglomerate Renong but chased after those of Sesdaqlisted National Kap in a generally weak market yesterday. The Straits Times Industrials Index ended a dismal day 17.24 points lower at 2,111.8, aSource: Bloomberg - 355 words
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Article129 1995-10-17 1 o a. v SINGAPORE The Price Waterhouse report on Barings will be released today and can be bought at Singapore National Printers. Price Waterhouse was appointed to investigate the affairs of Baring Futures after trader Nick Leeson chalked up losses of more than £800 million (S$129 words
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Advertisement138 1995-10-17 1 BREATHT AKINGLV FRESH DECEPTIVELY AMAZINGLY STRONG. BT Online Look as up at http:// www.asia 1 .com.sg/biztimes Nm» S'pore-Vsia 17,18 S*pore News ...2,4 Financial.... 21,23 Regional News 5,6 mhMi N o s 16 KLSE, SES... 26-28 Pwlww Regional 24 Property 15 World 24 Editorial 14 Currencies 20 TV/Uestyte 13 Simex 22138 words
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Advertisement7 1995-10-17 1 Property: Pg is URA should rethink mall7 words
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Advertisement11 1995-10-17 1 Hock Lock Siew: Pgi7 Tokyo market may be on the mend11 words
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Advertisement84 1995-10-17 1 BRIf ATHT AKIN G I Y FRESH DECEPTIVELY small AMAZINGLY T 5 STRONG. The Bottom Line: Wealth redistrihifn^tnn National Kap requests trading suspension, Pg 17 Scotts Holdings: No funds were remitted to India, Pg 17 11JI -j I£ I mMMMMM^^miIK B^^HB|BBI I EAU DE TOILETTE FOR MEN i Cartier bcxXique/84 words
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SINGAPORE NEWS
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EYE on the ECONOMY
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Article, Illustration279 1995-10-17 2 Teh Hooi Ling - By Teh Hooi Ling WILL this year's recovery in wholesale prices be sustained? Latest figures from the Department of Statistics show that the Manufactured Products Price Index for September was 80.7 points, just 0.1 percentage point higher than a year ago. Compared with August, lastSource: Dept of Statistics - 279 words
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119 1995-10-17 2 Reuter TAIPEI The Government of Singapore Investment Corporation (GIC) has applied to invest US$5OO million (SS7OO million) more in Taiwan's stock market, an official at the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said yesterday. "We've just received the application, and we willReuter - 119 words
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555 1995-10-17 2 Siow Li Sen - By Siow Li Sen THAI rice prices are rising again after last month's unexpected correction; but importers here are maintaining retail prices until they see a more stable price trend. Prices this month for medi-um-grade Thai fragrant rice rose USS2O per555 words
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Article, Illustration466 1995-10-17 2 Soh Tiang Keng - By Soh Tiang Keng SOME Singapore insurers are concerned about by the increasing frequency of minor tremors here caused by earthquakes in Sumatra. The higher frequency, they feel, has led to increased earthquake risks in Singapore. Increased risks would strengthen the case466 words
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323 1995-10-17 2 Toh Han Shih - By Toh Han Shih SINGAPORE has become the second largest investor in Myanmar behind Britain, up from fourth ranking at the end of last year, a seminar here heard yesterday. The Republic invested US$54B million (Ss7Bl million) in Myanmar in the323 words
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430 1995-10-17 4 Kevin Sullivan - Kevin Sullivan SENIOR MINISTER Lee Kuan Yew last night cautioned European Union countries against neglecting Asia in favour of East European investments. Addressing a dinner hosted by French Ambassador Gerard Coste, Mr Lee noted that while Asia's share430 words
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364 1995-10-17 4 Agnes Wee - n»pft»>r Agnes Wee THE first Asia Travel Market *95, which will be held in Singapore this week, will showcase a number of newcomers to the international travel trade show circuit. They include the newly formed Indian Ocean Tourism Organisation and rapidly expanding new364 words
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114 1995-10-17 4 ON-LINE news coverage for the Asia Travel Market will be provided by Travel Trade Gazette (TTG) on Internet. Internet users worldwide, including the travel trade publication's 270,000 subscribers, will be able to receive daily news coverage by accessing the web site www. bnn.114 words
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269 1995-10-17 4 COMPANY managers have an important role to play in Singapore's continued economic well-being, says Labour Minister Lee Boon Yang. With the government and the workforce, management determined productivity and hence the long-term competitiveness of the nation, Dr Lee said yesterday269 words
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Article, Illustration471 1995-10-17 4 Susan Tsang - Susan Tsang SINGAPORE art collectors hoping to snare works by Paris-based Chinese artist Sanyu at a Sotheby's auction were outbid as big-spending Taiwan buyers snapped them up for record prices. All 32 lots, which were exhibited here last month to woo potential471 words
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Advertisement373 1995-10-17 2 'I hi I I J MWWWfliflfffliff ffitner; T)eople say our kids' turtle neck is the spitting I I i /^Vi^ X image of our adult turtieneck. I I I |f\ 1 II m I But then, we wouldn't have it any other way. At Lands' End]" the Direct Merchants from373 words
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Advertisement278 1995-10-17 3 •I "REPUBLIC PLAZA '■I MIRRORS OUR BANK, BOTH IN TERMS OF ITS PRESTIGIOUS -1 i ITS TECHNOLOGICALLY H I I ADVANCED SYSTEMS WHICH I Safe.- I WILL FACILITATE OUR EXPANSION IN ASIA." I I Mr Giovanni A. Butrcri, EVP and Regional General Manager m Banca National* del Laroro I II278 words
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Advertisement187 1995-10-17 4 I Think of financial institutions. What comes to mind? Bureaucracy? Not at DBS Finance. I I Mien we sit down and I I listen to you, we first bear in mind your particular circumstances. Our manager will then I I begin arranging a loan I I that can be serviced187 words
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SOUTH-EAST ASIA
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331 1995-10-17 5 Harish Mehta - Harish Mehta SINGAPORE Vietnam's investment authority, the State Committee for Cooperation and Investment (SCCI), is to be remodelled and absorbed into the larger State Planning Committee (SPC), as competition hots up among emerging economies for scarce investment dollars. The restructuring will331 words
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230 1995-10-17 5 Reuter MANILA A senior Philippine official said the Manila government will soon lift its ban on the use of equipment developed by Westinghouse Electric Corp after the signing of a US$lOO million (Ssl43 million) settlement with the US power firm. The official, aReuter - 230 words
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310 1995-10-17 5 Bangkok meeting will also discuss plan to speed up Afta implementation Reuter BANGKOK Leaders from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) will focus on speeding up the liberalisation of financial services in the region when they meet in December. Thai DeputyReuter - 310 words
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Article, Illustration232 1995-10-17 5 AFP KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia's securities watchdog yesterday brushed aside allegations by the government's top economic adviser Daim Zainuddin that it was not transparent in regulating the country's capital market. "The Securities Commission is doing its job well though it does not announce its investigations. ThatAFP - 232 words
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388 1995-10-17 6 AFP, Bloomberg Business News HANOI Vietnam's prime minister offered in an interview released yesterday to cut back on red tape in an effort to attract foreign investors into more sectors of the economy. "Many economic areas are now readyAFP,; Bloomberg Business News - 388 words
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301 1995-10-17 6 Reuter BANGKOK The Bank of Thailand (BOT) said foreign funds inflow rose sharply in the first nine months of this year over the same period in 1994, but the flow was expected to slow in the last quarter of 1995. ForeignReuter - 301 words
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Article, Illustration47 1995-10-17 6 Reuter MANILA Filipina vendors selling their wares to drivers and passengers in one of Manila's traffic jams on Sunday. Philippine police have recently cracked down on illegal vendors like these Filipinas who avoid paying taxes by selling their products without permits. ReuterReuter - 47 words
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346 1995-10-17 6 Bernama .KUALA LUMPUR The manufacturing sector posted a stronger-than-expected performance for the first six months of 1995 with growth rates of 7.2 per cent. The Malaysian Industrial Development Authority (Mida), in its Industrial Trends Survey released here yesterday, said among the domestic andBernama - 346 words
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96 1995-10-17 6 AFP MANILA Philippine Finance Secretary Roberto de Ocampo has assured foreign institutional investors that Manila will keep rising inflation rates in check for the rest of the year, a statement said yesterday. The inflation rate rose to 11.8 per cent from a year earlier inAFP - 96 words
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Article112 1995-10-17 6 AFP MANILA New rules under which Philippine drivers are to stay off the roads one day a week were implemented yesterday. A police official said initial reports showed the target of 20 per cent of private vehicles had stayed off Edsa, Manila's main thoroughfare, as requiredAFP - 112 words
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Article94 1995-10-17 6 UPI MANILA Philippine President Fidel Ramos left yesterday for Hawaii on the first leg of a 12-day tour to the Americas to attend the United Nation's 50th anniversary celebration and a conference of the Non-Aligned Movement. Mr Ramos said he expects the trip to allowUPI - 94 words
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60 1995-10-17 6 UPI MANILA Remittances of Philippine overseas contract workers soared 74.23 per cent to U552.211 billion (553.14 billion) in the first six months of 1995 from U551,269 billion in the same period last year, the government said yesterday. Data from the country's central bank showed remittances fromUPI - 60 words
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Article96 1995-10-17 6 Reuter MANILA Exports from Philippine economic zones rose to U552,714 billion (553.85 billion) in the first eight months of 1995, 60.97 per cent higher than U551,686 billion registered in the same period last year, the Philippine Economic Zone Authority said. Exports from special economic zones,Reuter - 96 words
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111 1995-10-17 6 AFP BANGKOK Nearly four million tourists arrived in Thailand during the first seven months of the year, up 14.6 per cent on the same period last year, the Tourism Authority of Thailand said. The influx almost doubled the year's powth rate target of 7.7 perAFP - 111 words
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CHINA/HONGKONG/TAIWAN
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410 1995-10-17 7 Quak Hiang Whai - Figures show July to September unemployment rate unchanged at 3.5% Fran Quak Hiang Whai in HONGKONG DESPITE the Hongkong government's increasing efforts to address its unemployment woes, the situation has not improved, according to latest official figures. The government yesterday said provisional figures showed410 words
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440 1995-10-17 7 Reuter TAIPEI Taiwan Premier Lien Chan yesterday responded positively to a reported offer by Chinese President Jiang Zemin for an historic meeting with Taiwan's president, saying he hoped it would build cooperation. "We hope this attitude can build the opportunity for futureReuter - 440 words
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Article, Illustration56 1995-10-17 7 Reuter BEIJING Wong Fengchao, deputy director of the Hongkong-Macau Affairs Office, at a press conference here yesterday holding ap a new Hongkong passport that will be issued from July 1,1997 after the British colony is returned to China. He asked Britain to give visa-free entryReuter - 56 words
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362 1995-10-17 7 Bloomberg Business News BEIJING China's year-on-year inflation fell for the 11th month in a row in September but analysts say it is too early for Beijing to celebrate. That's because when measured month-to-month, inflation is actually rising. "The reason why the year-to-year indicators keepBloomberg Business News - 362 words
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95 1995-10-17 7 AFP BEIJING The number of corruption cases investigated by police in China's southern Shenzhen special economic zone jumped 34.2 per cent in the first eight months of the year over the same 1994 period, a report said. Some 198 cases were dealt with, 188 involvingAFP - 95 words
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Article74 1995-10-17 7 Reuter BEIJING Chinese police cracked 2,600 counterfeiting cases in the first half of this year, recovering more than 40 million yuan (SS6.B million), the Economic Information Daily said yesterday. The Chinese government "will never cease the crackdown so long as the crime still exists", the newspaperReuter - 74 words
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Article108 1995-10-17 7 Reuter BEIJING Chinese and Russian companies are discussing the possibility of piping Russian gas to China from Siberia for consumption within China and export to Asian markets. "The Russians need to export their gas and we have a need to use it," said Cao Zhengyan,Reuter - 108 words
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Article86 1995-10-17 7 Bernama BEIJING Another 270,000 telephone lines were installed during the first nine months of this year in the Chinese capital, raising the number of telephones per 100 people to 28, the highest among all the Chinese cities. According to yesterday's Beijing Daily, a total of 400,000Bernama - 86 words
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259 1995-10-17 7 Bloomberg Business News SHANGHAI Microsoft and a consortium of five Chinese media companies plan to develop China's first interactive television service. The service will be aimed at Shanghai's I.S million cable television subscribers and will offer viewers an array of options from pay-per-viewBloomberg Business News - 259 words
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213 1995-10-17 7 AFP TAIPEI Taiwan plans to further open its construction industry to foreign investments as part of its efforts to join the World Trade Organisation, the Central News Agency reported yesterday. The Interior Ministry is to scrap a law that limits foreign ownershipAFP - 213 words
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ASIA
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443 1995-10-17 10 NYT TOKYO In an effort to sharpen its competitiveness in electronics, Japan is planning a large government-financed --■I programme to develop adK vanced techniques for manufacturing semiconductors, dis- plays and computers, officials said on Friday. *>. The new effort, tentatively called the Super AdvancedNYT - 443 words
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195 1995-10-17 10 Bernama TOKYO Japanese business investments in India are likely to increase in the coming years as the country is encouraging foreign investment, Japanese officials said here yesterday. The Ministry of Interna- tional Trade and Industry (Mi- ti) has establishedBernama - 195 words
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Article, Illustration360 1995-10-17 10 AFP SEOUL A band of radical students briefly occupicd South Korea's ruling party headquarters yesterday, demanding the indictment of two former generals-turned-presi-dents, police and reports said. Riot police firing tear gas crushed the protest by 13 students who had holed up in the rulingAFP - 360 words
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139 1995-10-17 10 AFP ISLAMABAD Forty Pakistan army officers arrested last month face charges of conspiring to overthrow Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, news reports said yesterday. The army authorities sensationally detained a major general and a brigadier, with three dozen other officers on Sep 26. They actedAFP - 139 words
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113 1995-10-17 10 Reuter SEOUL South Korea's current account deficit is expected to widen to USSB.S billion (S$ 12.07 billion) in calendar 1995 compared to U554.53 billion a year earlier, the Ministry of Finance and Economy said. The forecast is in line with an earlier projectionReuter - 113 words
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Article60 1995-10-17 10 Bloomberg Business News SYDNEY The Australian economy will continue to post moderate economic growth until mid-1996, fuelling an acceleration in core inflation to above 4 per cent, a leading forecasting firm predicted. Access Economic, in a September quarter report, said it expects "unspectacular but healthy growthBloomberg Business News - 60 words
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Article74 1995-10-17 10 Reuter SEOUL President Kim Young Sam said stabilising consumer prices would remain the top priority of South Korean economic policy next year. In a statement read by Prime Minister Lee Hong Koo in parliament, Mr Kim said his government would also use monetary policies to keepReuter - 74 words
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44 1995-10-17 10 Reuter DHAKA The stock markets in Dhaka and the southern port city of Chittagong were closed yesterday as the country's opposition began a marathon 96 hours of strikes. The opposition, however, excluded 14 flood-ravaged northern districts from the strikes.Reuter - 44 words
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197 1995-10-17 10 Reuter AUCKLAND Reserve Bank of New Zealand governor Don Brash said he is sympathetic to the idea of an Asian central bank modelled on Europe's Bank for International Settlements. The idea was first introduced by Reserve Bank of Australia governor Bernie Fraser.Reuter - 197 words
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FOCUS
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Article, Illustration927 1995-10-17 11 Leon Hadar - US-China relations mpons By Leon Hadar in WASHINGTON CLINTON administration officials have been complaining for several months that a major reason for the growing tensions with Beijing has been the failure of China's leaders to comprehend the complex foreign policymaking in Washington and the927 words
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Article, Illustration757 1995-10-17 11 COMMERCE Secretary Ron Brown leaves for a trade mission to Beijing this month, where he will celebrate America's "economic engagement" with China, and President Bill Clinton prepares for this month's meeting in New York with Chinese President Jiang Zemin, where757 words
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LIFESTYLE
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Article, Illustration933 1995-10-17 13 Susan Tsang - Repros of museum pieces and photos of cinema's greats are on display. Susan Tsang reports Susan Tsang A LEISURELY stroll through Takashimaya this fortnight will turn up a few surprises museum pieces that you can actually buy, and photographs that you cannot. Cultural masterpieces from all933 words
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Article, Illustration55 1995-10-17 13 Reuter JINSHANLING, China American tennis star Michael Chang posing atop the Great Wall during a break in filming a television commercial yesterday at Jinshanling, in the northeastern corner of Beijing municipality. It was Chang's first visit to the Great Wall, where he was filmed in a commercial forReuter - 55 words
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301 1995-10-17 13 UPI UPI UPI INDIA'S Supreme Court yesterday released on bail popular film star Dntt, after the actor had spent more than a year in jail under suspicion of being involved in a wave of bombings in Bombay inUPI - 301 words
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Article, Illustration706 1995-10-17 13 Corinne Kerk - Corinne Kerk reports on an exhibition-cum-sale featuring timepieces from the Swiss watchmaker Corinne Kerk IF you think you are making a statement with a luxurious Patek Philippe timepiece, well, you had better check out the Swiss watchmaker's exhibition starting tomorrow. Just for706 words
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Miscellaneous1034 1995-10-17 13 Tha Kktg af Comady, 8.30pm, TV 2 Martin Scorcese's disturbing 1982 black comedy tribute to J Jerry Lewis. He's Jerry Lang- B ford, host of a popular TV show. Robert De Niro is Rupert a social wannabe comedian. The a clumsy dream Jl the M^m National Goographfc Pramior Spo- If1,034 words
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Article539 1995-10-17 14 Eemto@£ THE only major news for Hongkong's business community in Governor Chris Patten's annual policy address last week was the plan to slash the import quota for foreign labour from 25,000 to 5,000. Little of consequence was said about the economy as the emphasis was on social539 words
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WHAT THE OTHERS SAY
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Article218 1995-10-17 14 HONGKONG Governor Chris Patten would surely not have bothered with a palliative like slashing the quota for imported workers if it had not been for the Damocles' sword of a private member's Bill demanding a total ban. Most parties promised during the recent legislative election campaign218 words
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Article160 1995-10-17 14 WHO cannot be relieved to see a ceasefire in the nearly four-year war in Bosnia? Only as a truce deepens can lives be saved, negotiations launched, populations made safe and reconstruction begun. More specifically, only as the parties agree on peace will other nations interpose their160 words
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Article158 1995-10-17 14 THERE are many ways to raise productivity. The use of better machines and better time management are some. But unlike in the manufacturing sector, productivity and higher value added are not easily quantifiable in the retail and service sectors. Quality service is one of158 words
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Article180 1995-10-17 14 A TELLING talc emerges when one browses through the current annual reports of the commercial banks. Bangkok Bank donated a mere one million baht (5556,000) to institutions of higher learning last year while Siam Commercial Bank's contribution was 3 million baht. In the 1994 financial year,180 words
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Article191 1995-10-17 14 THE government's objective is to achieve a public:private housing ratio of 75:25 by the year 2010. The ratio now is 84:16, i.e. for 84 Housing and Development Board flat dwellers, there are 16 private housing estate dwellers. The huge rise in property prices is not merely indicative191 words
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Article132 1995-10-17 14 THE AWARD of the Nobel peace prize to Professor Joseph Rotblat, a man who has spent the past half century trying to ban the bomb, will not be universally applauded. It has caused irritation in Paris among right-wing supporters of France's nuclear weapons testing programme, and it will132 words
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Article, Illustration889 1995-10-17 14 Leon Hadar - With his trade negotiating authority challenged by Congress, the US President is eyeing ties across the Atlantic, reports Leon Hadar Leon Hadar The writer is BT's Washington correspondent Growing tensions between Republicans and Democrats are making it difficult for US President Bill Clinton to win Congressional889 words
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Miscellaneous71 1995-10-17 14 nwe cmp*p p*t -rue. Mexican J W jIT <■ «I«OCUTIO ntwytf«M ltd, iw-nw fr_ DOONESBURY GARRYTRUDEAU nVOU KNOW U/HAT ONE UJHAT A SOW, HUH?ALL 11 ofthepocwpshexe thosbrjcn people nah.wgh TXPME,MAN?HESAIP UJTTH dROKBN DONE&? Ml O ZZZ'yn SCHOt^L^ PURJN6 SKI SEASON, THEY 15H0UL&VB BECOME f~&S M 9CWOL WSKKmm Murta** APMTTIOO PEOPLE71 words
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PROPERTY & CONSTRUCTION
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Article, Illustration815 1995-10-17 15 Lee Han Shih - n THE I s; 'i COLUMN By Lee Han Shih GIVEN the large number of pedestrians travelling between Raffles City and Marina Centre, there is no question that a tunnel and shopping mall linking the two will be popular. But would anybody come forward to815 words
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339 1995-10-17 15 SYDNEY'S inner city hoteliers had good reason to smile with the release of accommodation statistics for the year to June. The official government figures showed strong growth in demand for accommodation in Sydney, with occupancy levels of hotels in the central business district339 words
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162 1995-10-17 15 South China Morning Post SHANGHAI, China's largest metropolis, plans to build 258.33 million to 290.62 million sq ft (24-27 million sq m) of floor space for residential housing between this year and 1997. This will help meet the city's target of providingSouth China Morning Post - 162 words
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Article, Illustration194 1995-10-17 15 Selected transactions in the past week Dat« of r~T~~T 7~ Built in area/ I Sale prica transaction P'«Mct Project 6 land area (aq ft) Tenure (S$) PRIVATE Oct 9 1951 Elias Green CondoApt I 1550 99 858,000 554~ ***** 1542 I Lor K Tetok Kurau T CondoApt 1800194 words
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427 1995-10-17 16 Reuter BONN The sharp drop in German industrial production in August was worse than expected and confirmed that economic growth is slowing because of the strong mark, economists said. "The August figure was worse than expected as was the downward revisionReuter - 427 words
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283 1995-10-17 16 Bloomberg Business News BILLINGHAM, England Samsung Electronics Co plans to expand across Europe, where it will make consumer electronic products, semiconductors and cars, said Daniel O'Brien, head of the company's UK business. Samsung, which recently said it would make cars inBloomberg Business News - 283 words
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316 1995-10-17 16 Reuter, Bloomberg Business News BRUSSELS The European Union's competition chief, Karel Van Miert, said yesterday he had reached an in-prin-cipie accord with Germany and France that could clear the way for approval of the Atlas telecommunications joint venture. He said the twoReuter,; Bloomberg Business News - 316 words
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334 1995-10-17 16 UPI, Reuter BEIJING US Secretary of Commerce Ron Brown arrived in Beijing late yesterday for two days of talks focusing on a range of trade issues and long-term relations with China in the runup to this month's meeting between US PresidentUPI,; Reuter - 334 words
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Article, Illustration776 1995-10-17 16 LU NING; LU NING - The Bottom Line LU NING LU NING The writer is a BT correspondent specialising in China EIGHT years ago, just as Ronald Reagan's presidency was winding to a close in the US, the American leader's trickledown philosophy was finding its776 words
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171 1995-10-17 16 Successful defence of boosts G-7 image Reuter LONDON The Group of Seven industrialised nations has gained greater respect from financial markets since its successful defence of the dollar this summer, US Deputy Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers was quoted as saying. "People have counted the dollar out many times before andReuter - 171 words
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Article, Illustration381 1995-10-17 16 Reuter KARLSRUHE, Germany Chancellor Helmut Kohl declared yesterday that Germany's post-war democracy would be in danger if the European Union produced a single currency that was unstable and inflation-prone. Mr Kohl told the opening session of his ChristianReuter - 381 words
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373 1995-10-17 17 Shiv Taneja - Shiv Taneja SINGAPORE Responding to yet another query from the stock exchange yesterday, beleaguered Scotts Holdings stood by the comments it made to Business Times last week that no funds had been transferred to India for a $15.5 million land deal there. BT373 words
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405 1995-10-17 17 Ruth Wong - FIM Ruth Wong in KUALA LUMPUR MINORITY shareholders of Malaysia's Faber Group yesterday approved the sale of its SO per cent stake in Project Lebuhraya Utara-Selatan (Plus) and a capital repayment scheme. At a four-hour extraordinary general meeting, 400-odd minority405 words
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279 1995-10-17 17 David Mok - Float this year to raise up to $40m for expansion, sources say David Mok SINGAPORE GPE Industries, the electronics division of Hongkong-listed Gold Peak Industries, yesterday received in-principle approval to float its shares on the main board of the Stock Exchange of279 words
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203 1995-10-17 17 SINGAPORE A Compact Metal Industries (CMI) subsidiary has formed a joint venture with two Indonesian aluminium companies. The venture still to be approved by Indonesia's Investment Co-ordinating Board will have authorised share capital of US$l5 million (5521.3 million) and paid-up share capital of203 words
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719 1995-10-17 17 Anthony Rowley - HOCK LOCK SIEW By Anthony Rowley TOKYO Japan's Nikkei-225 stock average yesterday climbed back above the 18,000 level yet again to end 135.61 points higher at 18,016.44. But with the Tokyo market hovering at around this level since mid-August, there was no719 words
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Article, Illustration268 1995-10-17 17 Ven Sreenivasan - Ven Sreenivasan SINGAPORE Trading on shares of Sesdaq-listed National Kap was halted at the request of the company during the afternoon session yesterday pending an announcement. The shares of the company were last traded at 1.81, up 22 cents, after touchingSource: Bridge Info - 268 words
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228 1995-10-17 17 Al Labita - From Al Labita in MANILA A LISTED unit of Mulpha International Bhd is floating SSI67 million worth of convertible notes to acquire the Westin Philippine Plaza hotel, a company official said yesterday. Mabuhay Holdings Corp (MHC) director Andrew Bell said the notes, which228 words
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Article, Illustration49 1995-10-17 17 'Market Mood' indicates the likely trading sentiment today, based on brokers polled at 5-6pm yesterday. Overnight events may alter sentiment. Brokers polled: Alliance, Barings, Credit Lyonnais Securities, Daiwa, Fraser. G K Goh, Kay Hian, Morgan Grenfell, Ong Co, Nomura, Phillip, Smith New Court and WI Can.49 words
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Article, Illustration91 1995-10-17 17 Paul Leo - By Paul Leo ACCUMULATE First Engineering shares between yesterday's closing of 60 cents and support at 55 cents. Weekly Relative Strength Index and stochastics are heading into oversold region. Daily Moving Average Convergence-Divergence Indicator is about to signal a buy. Selling pressure has eased as indicated by yesterday's91 words
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432 1995-10-17 18 Loh Hui Yin - From Loh Hui Yin in BANGKOK A SIX-MEMBER committee has been given IS days to submit its findings into Thai Airway's bargain basement sale of a damaged plane on which it had spent a fortune repairing. The committee will432 words
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483 1995-10-17 18 Chan Siew Ling - Company seeks to enter niche market dominated by Europeans and Japanese By Chan Siew Ling SINGAPORE Sesdaq-listed knitting machine manufacturer Falmac Ltd has introduced its new Jacquard series that is expected to lift its bottomline by 1997. Falmac said the product, priced483 words
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Article, Illustration510 1995-10-17 18 Bloomberg Business News JAKARTA PT Tambang Timah, the world's largest tin producer which this week starts trading on the London and Jakarta stock exchanges, plans staff cutbacks to cushion its bottom line from the volatility of tin prices. "We've foundBloomberg Business News - 510 words
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328 1995-10-17 18 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Marlin Partners Group, an Asian equities fund manager and institutional broker, is joining forces with Seamico Securities, a Thai broker, to build an Asian-wide equity sales and research business. Seamico, which is listed on the SecuritiesBloomberg Business News - 328 words
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Article83 1995-10-17 18 SING APORE Holders of Neptune Orient Lines irredeemable convertible cumulative preference shares (ICCPS) have till Dec 2 to convert them. ICCPS converted on that date will be eligible for all accrued and arrears of dividends up to (but excluding) Dec 2. Those converted before Dec83 words
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78 1995-10-17 18 SINGAPORE Electronics contract manufacturer Giken has got the green light for the listing and quotation of its proposed placement of 3.8 million shares at 55-1/2 cents each. Proceeds are to repay bank borrowings for a 52 per cent equity interest in a China joint78 words
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25 1995-10-17 18 Reuter MANILA The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) said yesterday its board agreed to name members accused of trading malpractices.Reuter - 25 words
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Article43 1995-10-17 18 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Property-based Metro Kajang Bhd's entire issued and paid-up share capital of 95 million shares of M$ 1.00 each will be listed and quoted on the main board of the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange from tomorrow. BemamaBernama - 43 words
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Article91 1995-10-17 18 SINGAPORE In yesterday's BT, it was reported that Sembawang Coip planned to divest PT Gema Sembrown and its West Java facility. A spokeswoman had confirmed this in response to a query from BT. But the group has clarified that it planned to sell the facility but not91 words
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Article569 1995-10-17 18 Smnm IMI Tiwt MG Spore Premier T! 0.90 0.940 rScTmLe U2 1.61 M G Asm Premier T 0.92 0 9^ The Saviup Food 1.46 1.35 CiUcOTI iBVMtMMt Ink S-SSE n il °£v? CiU Global Bond Fd 0.979 0.919S pore iTv«7und 05 Ml CW Am taft. Fd I.0W 1.130S'pore Equity Fund569 words
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415 1995-10-17 19 Coles chairman lashes out as pressure on him to quit builds up Reuter MELBOURNE Three of Australia's largest businesses, including Rupert Murdoch's The News Corp Ltd media empire, became embroiled in a public slanging match yesterday as the fight for control of retailerReuter - 415 words
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134 1995-10-17 19 Bloomberg Business News SYDNEY A wholly owned subsidiary of Tenet Healthcare Corp of the US has accepted a revised takeover offer by Mayne Nickless Ltd for its 52.6 per cent stake in hospital group Australian Medical Enterprises Ltd. Mayne Nickless, a transport and healthBloomberg Business News - 134 words
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Article, Illustration296 1995-10-17 19 Reuter WELLINGTON Investors are unduly pessimistic on Brierley Investments Ltd, chief executive Paul Collins said in the company's annual report released yesterday. Commenting on BlL's share price, currently at NZ$l.l4 (S$ 1.07), he said: "The reality is, in 1986 perceptions of growth wereReuter - 296 words
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293 1995-10-17 19 Bloomberg Business News, Reuter SYDNEY The Sydney Futures Exchange said it will list a share futures contract based on one of Australia's largest diversified industrial companies. Pacific Dunlop Ltd, from tomorrow. Pacific Dunlop will replace share futures in another major Australian manufacturing company,Bloomberg Business News,; Reuter - 293 words
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275 1995-10-17 19 Reuter SYDNEY Kalamazoo Holdings Ltd is seeking to make further acquisitions which will give it an earnings stream totalling up to AS6O million (5564.7 million) over the next two years, the company's chief financial officer, Shawn Bohnert said. "Ideally weReuter - 275 words
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Article367 1995-10-17 20 Family-owned group's stock offering is largest in post-war Germany Reuter DARMSTADT, Germany German family-owned drug and chemicals group Merck KGaA said yesterday it would raise 2.1 billion Deutschemarks (SS2.I billion) in funds in Germany's largest post-war stock offering despite volatile capital markets. The 327-year-oldReuter - 367 words
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304 1995-10-17 20 FT BRUSSELS British Telecommunications and Bell Atlantic, the US telecoms group, are to withdraw their bid for a stake in Belgacom because they fear that the measures required to turn the troubled Belgian state telecoms operator into a profitable companyFT - 304 words
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Article, Illustration67 1995-10-17 20 Reuter IUK YD I oyota Motor Corp's honorary chairman Eiji Toyoda introducing a Toyota Cavalier compact car, made by General Motors Corp of the US. The Cavalier, which was unveiled at a press preview in Tokyo yesterday, will be the first right-hand-drive GM car madeReuter - 67 words
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Article197 1995-10-17 20 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Coca-Cola China Holdings Ltd announced that it has restructured its marketing operations to disregard the political borders between Hongkong and Macau, China and Taiwan. "Four years ago the Hongkong market was very, very different from China's. But now, if you look,Bloomberg Business News - 197 words
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214 1995-10-17 20 NYT SAN FRANCISCO Apple Computer Inc has rejected a request by a small Swiss company to license its version of the Macintosh operating system for use on computers made by IBM. Apple officials confirmed the decision after learning that Mac World magazine wouldNYT - 214 words
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420 1995-10-17 21 But they are vulnerable in medium-sized corporate accounts sector, says HSBC banker Reuter MANILA Filipino banks are coping better than expected with aggressive new foreign competition but are vulnerable in the area of medium-sized corporate accounts, a senior foreign banker said. "The new foreignReuter - 420 words
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358 1995-10-17 21 Reuter CANBERRA Australia's exports to Asia of non-mone-tary gold, or all gold except coins, rose by 6 per cent in value in 1994/95 despite a 9 per cent fail in Australia's total non-monetary gold exports, a government spokesman said yesterday. Gregory AndrewsReuter - 358 words
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80 1995-10-17 21 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO Developing countries, including Brazil, Turkey and Mexico, are increasing sales of yen-denominated bonds to take advantage of low Japanese interest rates, the Nihon Keizai newspaper reported. The sale of such bonds totalled 539 billion yen (557.7 billion) during the April-September period, moreBloomberg Business News - 80 words
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Article80 1995-10-17 21 Bloomberg Business News SYDNEY Westpac Banking Corp wants to buy back up to 10 per cent of its capital by early next year, the Australian Financial Review reported. Westpac confirmed it is lobbying the government of New South Wales state to amend its lawsBloomberg Business News - 80 words
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68 1995-10-17 21 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO One in 17 board members at Japan's listed banks and brokerages is a former Ministry of Finance or Bank of Japan official, the Jiji press said citing a survey. The amakudari directors, a term describing bureaucrats who land lucrative jobs inBloomberg Business News - 68 words
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61 1995-10-17 21 Reuter TOKYO Japan's Finance Minister Masayoshi Takemura told a parliamentary panel he has not heard that Japanese banks are having trouble raising funds overseas. The Japan premium, an interest rate risk premium Japanese banks are asked to pay on funds raised overseas, rose slightly afterReuter - 61 words
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Article143 1995-10-17 21 Bloomberg Business News SYDNEY Citibank Ltd will issue As3l6 million (*****.2 million) of mortgage-backed bonds, the bank said in a statement. The bonds will be issued in two tranches, comprising A 5306.3 million of senior notes and A 59.5 million of subordinated junior notes. IfBloomberg Business News - 143 words
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138 1995-10-17 21 Reuter BANGKOK The Thailand branch of HSBC Holdings pic's Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp Ltd is issuing three billion baht (SSI7O million) of five-year senior and unsecured debentures on Nov 3 with a coupon rate of 10.75 to 11 per cent.Reuter - 138 words
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Article, Illustration99 1995-10-17 21 AFP KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian Primary Industries Minister Lim Keng Yaik (left) chatting with David Seabright, chairman of the Asia-Pacific Timber and Forestry conference, after yesterday's opening of the two-day meeting. Dr Lim accused western green groups of romanticising the notion of the "noble savage" in urging forAFP - 99 words
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148 1995-10-17 21 Reuter BANGKOK Thailand is likely to agree to a request by the International Finance Coip (IFC) of the World Bank to issue bonds in baht with some conditions attached. Finance Minister Surakiat Satienthai said. He said he had been approached by WorldReuter - 148 words
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Article432 1995-10-17 22 Market expects CPI figures to be at or lower than central bank's forecast Bloomberg Business News WELLINGTON New Zealand bonds yesterday rose to their highest level since May 16 on expectations that today's consumer price figures will be at or below the central bank's forecast,Bloomberg Business News - 432 words
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253 1995-10-17 22 Knight-Ridder SYDNEY Falling Australian wool prices are having one positive effect: trading volume is climbing in wool futures contracts on the Sydney Futures Exchange (SFE). "We had the busiest week we ever had last week," said Peter Snowball of Fimat Australia. "We're seeingKnight-Ridder - 253 words
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354 1995-10-17 22 Reuter DUBAI Industry analysts at an aluminium conference in Dubai on Saturday said they were optimistic that the base metal's price would strengthen sharply late this year and into 1996-97 as demand continued to outstrip supply. "A cashReuter - 354 words
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245 1995-10-17 22 AFP JAKARTA Indonesia's steel demand, growing 7.3 per cent annually, could reach 40 million tonnes by 2020, the industry minister was reported on Saturday as saying here. During the inauguration of joint-venture steel company PT BHP Steel Indonesia in Cilegon, WestAFP - 245 words
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253 1995-10-17 22 Reuter BEIJING Better efficiency and conservation will help keep China's energy demand lower than the rate of economic growth and slow the rise in oil imports, experts at an energy seminar said yesterday. In the past 10 years, China's primary energy consumption hasReuter - 253 words
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Article202 1995-10-17 22 AFX-Asia LONDON The dollar continued to range-trade in quiet mid-afternoon trading ahead of key US data due later this week while the mark firmed against the major currencies. Trading was dominated by technical considerations on the lack of fresh economic news, with some evidence of playere unwinding long dollarAFX-Asia - 202 words
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Article86 1995-10-17 22 AFP NEW YORK The dollar fell against other major currencies early yesterday in quiet trading as the German mark rose in cross-trading against other European units. Gold meanwhile was unchanged from Friday at U*****.20 an ounce. At 1410, the greenback was worth 1.4200 marks against 1.426S on FridayAFP - 86 words
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1301 1995-10-17 23 Reuter SINGAPORE Simex Euroyen futures ended higher on comments by the Bank of Japan governor while Eurodollar futures were softer, but with a firm undertone. However, dealers said volumes were very thin on Euroyen futures, accounting in large part for their volatility. Dealers saidReuter - 1,301 words
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664 1995-10-17 23 COMMODITY REPORTS Palw OB CRUDE palm oil physicals ended higher following the favourable figures released by the Palm Oil Registration and Licensing Authority (Porta). Porla reported September's palm oil stocks at 646,567 tonnes, 12.63 per cent higher than 573,956 in August, which was664 words
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Article73 1995-10-17 23 SINGAPORE Indonesia's Bakrie Group plans to open a 100,000 ha oil palm plantation in Riau, under a scheme aimed at involving small-time fanners, the Jakarta Post said yesterday. Bakrie chairman Aburizal Bakrie said his group will hold 10 per cent of the project while73 words
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112 1995-10-17 23 TOKYO The recent surge in lead prices on the London Metal Exchange is expected to help restart exports of lead from China, Japanese trading sources said yesterday. Chinese lead exports "almost completely stopped" in September after more than 5,000 tonnes were exported in August,112 words
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Article65 1995-10-17 23 SYDNEY Taiwan's BSPA-Taichung buying group may be in the market for 54,000 tonnes oi December shipment US soybeans this week, but buying by Japanese, South-east Asian and other Taiwanese interests is not expected. Japanese crushers are seen as comfortable with current November coverage, while65 words
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Article68 1995-10-17 23 SYDNEY Australian miner Burdekin Resources in an upbeat statement yesterday, said it produced 10,472 ounces of gold from its McKinnons deposit is its first quarter of full operation in July-Sep. "Plant availability and mill recoveries were in excess of 94 per cent and cash costs of68 words
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Article1330 1995-10-17 23 SICOM Futares Oct 16 Rubber Physical PitoM (Mara* cloning as at B.tOpiw) i** —Man HOMfcMl (Scenu/kg) As at 12 noon (Scents/kg) Close Volume Open Month High Low Sett (tonnes) latere* RSS 2 Nov 95 206.30 207.50N Nov 95 213.00 208 50 209.00 423 1773 RSS 3 Nov 931,330 words
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Article877 1995-10-17 24 +ILO SHARES closed higher yesterday on better-than-expected third quarter results in the US and strong offshore buying. "The market performed close to expectations with the resource and banking stocks the strongest on the day," a broker said. "I think the local market was buoyed by the fact overseas markets877 words
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Article567 1995-10-17 24 +ILBI Share prices closed higher but investors remained cautious about entering the market just ahead of President Fidel Ramos's two-week trip abroad. "The President is going out of the country and people are cautious in putting their money in the market," a trader said. The PSE Composite Index sained567 words
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Article486 1995-10-17 24 +2337 Share prices finished higher amid confidence-building sentiment following remarks by mainland Chinese President Jiang Zemin that he would visit Taipei if invited to do so. "The market sentiment was improved somewhat today as Jiang's remarks signal a possible easing in tensions across the Taiwan Strait," said a dealer.486 words
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Article418 1995-10-17 24 -9.29 Stocks fell as investors bid down shares in exporters because of a government plan to siphon off cash from banks to curb inflation, traders said. The central Bank of Korea said it will soon absorb about US$l.5 billion from commercial banks by selling mandatory repurchase agreements. "That will418 words
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Article298 1995-10-17 24 +29.05 Share prices ended on their highs for the day after an unusually active and bullish start to the week. The NZSE-40 Capital Index ended 29.05 points up at 2,1376.20. Turnover, worth NZ546.3 million, was also high for a Monday. Fletcher Challenge and Fletcher Forests had traded strongly298 words
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Article81 1995-10-17 24 +L 79 Share prices closed marginally higher as pre-holiday lethargy began to set into the market. The BSE-30 Index closed 1.79 points higher at 3,583.76, after fluctuating for most of the day just above and below Friday's closing level. There was little activity with most major investors on the81 words
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Article600 1995-10-17 24 -10.7 BRITISH shares slipped to close narrowly lower as the market consolidated following last week's sharp rise to near record levels and beBn focussing on Tuesday's K public sector borrowing requirement (PSBR) data. The FTSE 100 Index ended 10.7 points lower at 3,557.3 on volume of just below 400600 words
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Article149 1995-10-17 24 -207 Italian shares plunged after former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi threatened to oppose the 1996 budget. Berlusconi was ordered on Saturday to stand trial on charges he and 10 executives of his media company Fininvest SpA paid bribes to tax inspectors. The Mibtel Index plunged 207, or 2.17 per149 words
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Article221 1995-10-17 24 •Z2S Dutch stocks fell amid concern about earnings for a number of major companies, such as Philips Electronics, Elsevier and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines. The EOE Index closed 2.25 points lower at 459.15. Volume was 7.9 million shares. Many investors were reluctant to buy shares before earnings statements due221 words
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Article124 1995-10-17 24 -4*4 Swedish stocks followed faltering European share markets to close lower, with heavy losses in forestries and rate-sensitive sectors souring any early optimism. Telecoms group Ericsson, which edged up one crown to 153, was seen strong, considering slides by others in the sector. "Ericsson did well in light of124 words
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Article176 1995-10-17 24 -26.54 Share prices closed lower in thin nervous trading, tracking French government bond futures, with both markets depressed by a sharp decline in the franc. There was disappointment that the Bank of France reduced its emergency 24-hour funding rate only slightly, when many had expected a more substantial rate176 words
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Article150 1995-10-17 24 +2.41 Share prices were little changed in quiet trading with most participants sidelined. The DAX Index closed up 2.41 points at 2,193.85. Daimler-Benz was up 1.7 marks to 699.2, Volkswagen fell 3.2 to 455.2 and BMW was up one at 764. Frankfurt Oct It DM AGO 140.00 |.0 BASF150 words
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Article194 1995-10-17 24 -2.07 Belgian shares closed slightly lower as sentiment gradually deteriorated after the market failed to build on to its small early gains. Traders said the failure to extend Friday's technical* recovery decisively was seen as showing a serious lack of confidence in the market's short term future. The Bel-20194 words
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Article195 1995-10-17 24 4*7.1 Swiss shares closed a volatile day slightly higher, traders said. Banks and insurers were seen profiting from the favourable interest rate environment while industrials were mixed. Volumes were moderate, dealers said. The blue-chip SMI Index was up 7.1 points to 3,116.3. The all-share SPI Index edged up 3.97195 words
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Article312 1995-10-17 24 +23* South African gold shares fell in quiet trade, while the industrial index managed its third consecutive record close despite patchy trade, dealers said. "It's been a little bit interesting today. Its quite mixed on the industrial side and golds are a bit aimless," said a dealer. The Overall312 words
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Article207 1995-10-17 24 +4.68 Stocks opened a little higher, with traders watching the New York stock market's reaction to more US third quarter earnings, traders said. The TSE 300 Index rose 4.68 points to 4,512.46 on volume of 4.9 million shares with a value of CsBo million. "There's still going to be207 words
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Article652 1995-10-17 24 -10.12 Stock prices turned modestly lower in quiet trading early yesterday as profit taking from last weeks gains and lingering earnings concerns pressured the market. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which climbed 28.90 points on Friday, was down 10.12 to 4,783.66 at 1 lam EDT. The key barometer652 words
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Article597 1995-10-17 24 IiiMm Cm* BU Offer Mi™ Cap Deport JtMOO MtJOO Mm Join 6* AIM) 0.1992 MnMniacoK *0.9200 <0.9*00 LSS Cash Incoane P1u> Fund *****0 10 3500 PS SRocrvt Fund *5 5100 *3.3900 0.4592 0.4930 Fir Em Fund *2 7450 *2.97M Man Portfolio 2.1130 2 2S40 UK Growth Fund *3.7900 H.I400 MIM597 words
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Article, Illustration2344 1995-10-17 25 Reuter HONGKONG The blue chip Hang Seng Index bleached a psychological barrier, closing above 10,000 for the first time in 13 months although late profit-taking ate away at early gains. The Hang Seng Index finished at 10,009.28, up 125.50 points or 1.27 per cent, oft the day's high ofReuter; Source: Bridge Info - 2,344 words
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Article, Illustration631 1995-10-17 25 CLSA IN Hongkong, the H share index gained 12.0S points to 976.77 on turnover of HK54.77 million. Shanghai Petrochem, up 2.2 per cent, was the most active stock with turnover exceeding US$ 1 million as it regained all of its losses on the previous trading day. The Shanghai BCLSA - 631 words
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Article, Illustration2430 1995-10-17 25 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO Stocks rose as investors believed a spate of upward earnings revisions from companies may portend an auspicious half-year earnings season. "As mid-term earnings come out, we're hoping to find that the big spenders like Toyota who just revised up aren't doing as poorly in aBloomberg Business News; Source: Bridge Info - 2,430 words
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Article, Illustration1412 1995-10-17 25 Reuter BANGKOK Stocks closed slightly lower on late profittaking which wiped out a 6.71-point market advance in the morning, brokers said. The SET Index eased 1.80 pmnts to 1,317.04 on a 4.46 billion baht turnover. Falls beat rises 160 to 102. "The rally spurred by Wall Street's advance fizzledReuter; Source: Bridge Info - 1,412 words
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Article, Illustration1110 1995-10-17 25 Reuter JAKARTA Shares closed lower in slow trading, with the focus remaining on Citra Marga following the government's approval of a toll road fee hike. The Composite Index fell O.SS point to 496.01. Citra Marga rose 17S rupiah to 2,375 at the opening after reports the government had approvedReuter; Source: Bridge Info - 1,110 words
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Article2485 1995-10-17 26 Gf Cc >MS Lad Val Day Lad Qaou Dtv Dit YU No M Cap H%h Urn SIM Cidpip Sal* W- CMC) H%h Low Bayw Safer CSr P/E Sal MALAYSIAN STOCKS 47t 196 m 5000 AISB 50c 302 -It *6 314 302 302 30* 3.0 -2.9 03 309.7 1272,485 words
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Article, Illustration6580 1995-10-17 26 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Share prices finished lower in slim trading as the all-round bearish sentiment continued. Late buying prevented the KLSE Composite Index from closing below the 955 level. It ended the day 5.76 points lower at 957.37. The Emas Index droppedBernama; Source: Bridge Info - 6,580 words
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Article8976 1995-10-17 27 C* Gf M Wt IMS LM Vol Day Laat Qno« Dtv Hi YH IM Cu Atg High Lew Sim Sale COM) H%k Lm Bayer Salter CV P/E Ml Prtee MDUnilML AND fOMMCTCIAL 210 110 1258 Acer 50c US 184 -3 213 187 IM 1S4 183 12.5 104.6 5)0 382 mt8,976 words
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Article, Illustration1793 1995-10-17 28 R Sivanithy - By R Sivanithy SINGAPORE Local stocks yesterday failed to respond to Wall Street's powerful surge on Friday, with prices closing lower across the board on an almost complete lack of interest. The Straits Times Industrials Index ended a dismal day 17.24 points lowerCharts by Bridge Info; Source: Bloomberg - 1,793 words
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Article533 1995-10-17 29 Reuter, Knight-Ridder THE key Panamax US Gulf/Japan grain route continued to fall in the London freight market on Friday after breaching the psychological US$3O level. Freight rates have been falling without respite since Aug 25 amid signs of weakening demand for minerals and grains. Fixtures TANKERS: Brokers saidReuter,; Knight-Ridder - 533 words
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399 1995-10-17 29 Yong Mei Fong - By Yong Mei Fong SINGAPORE Freight Links Express Holdings (FLEH) is boosting the operations of its freight forwarding subsidiary Crystal Freight Services (CFS). It plans to bring CFS into the league of leading freight forwarders and, for a start, will provide399 words
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213 1995-10-17 29 SINGAPORE The German ports of Bremen and Bremerhaven are expected to handle a total of 1.6 million 20-foot equivalent units (TEUs) this year up almost 7 per cent from 1994. Emanuel Schiffer, a member of port operating company Bremer Lagerhaus-Gessel-schaft (BLG), said at213 words
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297 1995-10-17 29 Reuter LONDON P&O European Ferries believes that traffic through the tunnel between Britain and France will peak sooner than expected, allowing the tunnel and the rival ferries to end a painful price war and raise fares again late next year. InReuter - 297 words
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236 1995-10-17 29 HONGKONG American President Lines, Mitsui OSK Line and Orient Overseas Container Line have announced a new shared-vessel deployment for the Asia-US West Coast trade beginning January 1996. The programme will result in six weekly sailings from Asia to North America236 words
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Article329 1995-10-17 29 SES '000 Oct 16 S$ Vol CWT Distribution 1.46 unch 33 Chuan Hup Holdings 1.22 -0.06 133 Cosco Investment 1.86 -0.03 13 Far East Levingston 5.85 -0.15 319 Freight Links Express 0.725 -0.01 53 GB Holdings Ltd 0.995 unch 131 Hai Sun Hup Group 0.93 -0.01 83 Hitachi329 words
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148 1995-10-17 29 Reuter JAKARTA Indonesia will computerise operations at its busiest port, Tanjung Priok, in an effort to reduce corruption, Antara news agency said. The official agency yesterday quoted Transportation Minister Haryanto Danutirto as saying the move was also linked to police efforts to reduce theft fromReuter - 148 words
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Article46 1995-10-17 29 AFN SHANGHAI Mitsui OSK Lines Ltd has opened a branch office in Shanghai, according to a Xinhua news agency report. It said the company has opened container shipping routes to Tianjin and Qingdao. MOL has representative offices in Beijing, Tianjin, Dalian, Nanjing and Guangzhou.AFN - 46 words
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Article, Illustration1226 1995-10-17 30 Captain D J F Bruce - Shipowners are seeing the advantages of using an open register for both shipping registration and raising finance through ship mortgages, Captain D J F Bruce reports Captain D J F Bruce The writer is senior vice-president, International Registries Inc FREEDOM of the high seas1,226 words
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327 1995-10-17 30 Page ACL II ANL 3 Able 7 Accord 10 Ahlers 6 Ahrenkiel 4 Appenship 4 Astro 10 Austral II Avant 6 BSA II Batamindo 7 B'tang Mas 10 Bright Express 6 CCNI 4 CMA II eosco 7 CSAV 3 Centenary 7 Central Ex327 words
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9819 1995-10-17 36 This guide lists the sailing destinations from Singapore. The first date indicates the ETA at Singapore followed by the ETA at the destination. The page number refers to the location of the schedule advertisement m Zr» is? nT** 2. A Abu DhabV St Johns9,819 words
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Article676 1995-10-17 41 I. V«—I Voy No Bfth Arrival Ptpwturt *""> M (BT) Serliah 9/95 J1 alongside 17.10/0700 BT) Rahma Jaya 1/95 J1 alongside 17.10/1000 Batam bdafi N234 J9/10 alongside 17.10/2330 Batam Mum l(V05/95 J4 alongside 17.10/2300 p^tra 10/08/95 J1 alongside 17.10/1300 H«S 015/% J13 alongside 17.10/1200 £>»Jaya, 42/95 J12676 words
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Article1681 1995-10-17 41 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Record Bookktg/BaUnce Rslts Ship Voy No Etfa/Btr Period From To From Acx Jade 260B 19/1700 4 17/1200 17/1459 17/1700 Acx Lavender 0038 17/1500 1A 16/1500 16/1659 16/1900 Acx Swan 192A 18/0500 IB 16/1500 16/1659 16/1900 3 17/0700 17/1159 17/1400 41,681 words
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Article214 1995-10-17 41 OCT 20 Gutenab: Commemmoration of 1944 Revolution. Keaya: Kenyatta Day. OCT 23 Haafary: Holiday. ladia: Deepavali. Malaysia: Deepavali date subject to change. New Zealaad: Labour Day. Siagapore: Deepavali (although Eurodollar and Euroyen contracts still expected to trade). Tliailaad: Chulalongkom Day. OCT 24 Egypt: Suez Day. OCT 25 Taiwaa:214 words
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318 1995-10-17 42 Bloomberg Business News LONDON Britain is becoming the country of choice for foreign car companies' expansion plans, thanks to less regulated labour markets, according to weekend reports on developments in the car industry. Also, British government funding is playing a bigBloomberg Business News - 318 words
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238 1995-10-17 42 AFP HONGKONG Hongkong and Australia started a twoday round of talks here yesterday in an attempt to resolve a dispute over air traffic rights after both sides dropped earlier threats of tit-for-tat sanctions. A government spokesman said both sides had gone into the negotiations toAFP - 238 words
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178 1995-10-17 42 Bloomberg Business News BEIJING American car maker Ford Motor Co's four component plants in China will still be viable even if the company fails to win its bid to build its Taurus model cars in China, said Vaughn Koshkarian, the company'sBloomberg Business News - 178 words
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Article130 1995-10-17 42 AFP NEW DELHI US motorcycle firm Harley-Davidson is planning to enter the booming Indian market which has already attracted Germany's BMW, offering an 800 cc and more powerful models, the Economic Times said over the weekend. Harley-Davidson chief executive officer Richard Teerlink told the newspaper thatAFP - 130 words
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243 1995-10-17 42 UPI DETROIT Chrysler Corp appears to be accelerating its plan to be a global player by seeking a partner to build a minicar in Asia for less developed countries, reported yesterday's edition of Automotive News. The trade paper reported the proposed new carUPI - 243 words
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Article, Illustration42 1995-10-17 42 Reuter CHAKOTHI, Pakistan A Pakistani bus standing on end after plunging into a stream on a mountain road near the village of Chakothi in Pakistani-controlled Azad (free) Kashmir recently. Rescuers said all the passengers survived though several were injured. RenterReuter - 42 words
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163 1995-10-17 42 AFP MANILA The Philippines' leading business group hailed over the weekend a new aviation agreement signed by Manila and the US recently. "The country as a whole will benefit from the development of the Philippines as a cargo hub for South-east Asia," JoseAFP - 163 words
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314 1995-10-17 42 Reuter HONGKONG Hongkong planned to remove the tax benefit on company cars and was considering further fiscal measures to curb the growth in numbers of private cars, Secretary of Transport Haider Barma said. Mr Barm a yesterday said the government wasReuter - 314 words
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198 1995-10-17 42 AFP SEOUL South Korea's Daewoo Business Group has tied up with Hanoi Car Service Co to build up Vietnam's public transport network at a cost of US$l36 million (S$ 193.1 million) over the next three years, a Daewoo spokesman said yesterday. AAFP - 198 words
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Article97 1995-10-17 42 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR The Boeing Commercial Airplane Group, Wichita division, yesterday delivered to Malaysia Airlines the first of two 747-200 passenger airplanes under contract for modification into full freighter configuration. A Boeing statement said that the modification involved the removal of the passenger furnishingsBernama - 97 words
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99 1995-10-17 42 AFP COLOMBO A ban on all domestic flights in Sri Lanka has been lifted conditionally but private airlines will still have to obtain air force clearance before take-off, civil aviation officials said. The government slapped a blanket ban on all scheduled and chartered domesticAFP - 99 words
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Article89 1995-10-17 42 Bernama-Kyodo TOKYO Mazda Motor Corp yesterday unveiled its advanced safety vehicle prototype equipped with new technology, in an effort to help prevent traffic accidents. Mazda is the latest Japanese carmaker to announce the development of such a safety vehicle, following Toyota Motor Corp, Honda Motor Co,Bernama-Kyodo - 89 words
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Article84 1995-10-17 42 Reuter SYDNEY Qantas Airways Ltd said its 112 striking storage workers at Sydney airport have returned to work after walking off the job last Monday in the third industrial action at Qantas in three months. The 112 maintenance and engineering storeroom workers, represented by theReuter - 84 words
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Article88 1995-10-17 42 Reuter LONDON Britain's Rover car group, which is owned by Germany's Bayerische Motoren-Werke, has called off plans to mount a second takeover attempt of components maker Unipart, the Financial Times (FT) reported. Since Rover launched a secret £170 million (Ss3Bo million) hostile takeover in March forReuter - 88 words
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97 1995-10-17 42 AFP HANOI Germany's flag carrier Lufthansa is to launch a third weekly service between Frankfurt and the southern Vietnamese hub of Ho Chi Minh City from next year, a report said over the weekend. Klaus Schmidt, Lufthansa's general manager for Vietnam, said the new serviceAFP - 97 words
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Article1407 1995-10-17 42 AIRCRAFT ARRIVALS DEPARTURES C% HO W mm Ml QA974 0010 GA882, 2310 Maw* QR»l 1930 QF082 2055 mam am MMMa KL831 1025 GA974 0020 QA897 1255 KL644 0110 SQ327 1530 KJ.S38 2335 SQ026 2358 l»am 3Q348 2250 MM NZ073 1545 SQ288 2045 SQ286 2040 W2074 2340 I Ml Mm BM211,407 words
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Advertisement45 1995-10-17 29 BELIZE HONDURAS PANAMA REGISTER OF SHIPPING II LTD For registration of vessels, survey issue of Technical Certificates on behalf of maritime authorities of Belize, Honduras Panama Pursuing freedom of the high seas: Page 2 Foreign car makers find UK best choice for expansion: Back Page45 words
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Advertisement210 1995-10-17 30 Lines and service* represented by. Members of the Registry of Accredited /ajGjJfckV Shipping Agents, Singapore National Shipping Association. For advertising enquiries, contact Stopping rimes. Tel 740-2089/740-2090 PORT SHOTS The latest In sea, air and land transportation Shipping Times Monday to Friday Businesslimes jg mm ■BUFFALO SLD RfriVAftwAJKAMM I aurora dono210 words
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Advertisement612 1995-10-17 34 BmCHFKLDMAMNEAOENCCS (8) PTE LTD TEL: *****33 (12 UNES) FAX: *****18/*****03 TELEX: RS ***** MBMP (3 Uhm) CR NO: **********0E hjt -ifiM ACCEPTING FCL AND CONVENTIONAL Vmhl Voy BTA 1 niiflnn Tnr 2_ Abyot 41WB 23/10 > ofn^D^° t WHMnH 40W8 07/12 I7| H KHN HUNB LINC 2^,,^ FULLY CONTAINERISED REGULAR612 words
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Advertisement541 1995-10-17 35 FAMOUS CONTAINER LINES 80 ROBINSON ROAD, #22-02 SINGAPORE 0106 y HOT UNE: *****33 (30 UNES) I WE PROVIDE I Weekly Sailing DIRECT CONSOL to HAIFA ASHDOD also accepting cargoes to TEL AVIV, JERUSALEM, REHOVOT BEER-SHEVA RISHON-LEZION Call us for details *****33 Ken/Sylvia/Ramlah Imah/Molly _PjCLANGPH:O2Oa/*****02 00 UNES) PENANG PH: 0204/*****7 (10541 words
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