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Title Section21 1998-07-18 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MITA(P) 110/12/97 85c S I N G A P O R E Internet: http://www.asial.com.sg/biztimes WEEKEND EDITION, JULY 18-19,199821 words
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Article77 1998-07-18 1 FOBEX BATES USS St USS 1.690 £(US$/S$per£) 1.*W„__1771 DM 1.788 0.946 YEN 139.0 iur RM 4.090 0.413 HK$ 7.748 0J18 BAHT 4053 0.042 RUPIAH 1W00 0.0 tr S$ lo 100 unJtt PBIXE BATES SINGAPORE* 788 KUALA LUMPUR U 50 JAKARTA .28.00 BANGKOK 14.75 MANILA 22J0 HONGKONG 10.25 TAIPH .8.8677 words
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Article, Illustration646 1998-07-18 1 Developers told to cut prices in response to fall in property demand [SINGAPORE] Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong last night had some stiff words for business groups, particularly property developers, who criticised the government's recent off-budget measures. "Our businessmen should knowARTHUR LEE - 646 words
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268 1998-07-18 1 Law to force cargo owners to use local ports under study Bridge News Bernama [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysian Transport Minister Ling Liong Sik has warned of an increase of between 100-800 Malaysian ringgit (Ss4l-$330) in the levy on trucks ferrying cargo acrossBridge News; Bernama - 268 words
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501 1998-07-18 1 Fresh exodus said to be sparked by fears of further violence Reuters [SURABAYA] Intimidation, looting and fears of further violence have sparked a fresh exodus of ethnic Chinese from Indonesia's second city of Surabaya in East Java, residents said yesterday. Around 300 ethnicReuters - 501 words
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Article79 1998-07-18 1 [SINGAPORE] The Housing Development Board said 8,600 mortgage loans have been in arrears for three months or more since May a number which has remained relatively stable in the last few years. The HDB was quoted by TCS yesterday as saying that the figure is about79 words
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737 1998-07-18 1 Ruth Wong - It will sell AMMB stake, assets to meet obligations in fall From Ruth Wong in Kuala Lumpur DEBT-LADEN Arab-Malay-sian Corporation (Amcorp), the parent company of banking group AMMB Holdings, obtained court protection from its creditors yesterday so as to restructure the group and deal737 words
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Advertisement10 1998-07-18 1 Akb&r T&njung: A new force in Indonesian politics, EL 210 words
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Advertisement79 1998-07-18 1 DBS net for more foreign talent, Pg 10 Property a good store of wealth here: DBS Sec, Pg 2 Upl M h/ nmV H Vw Xjr Y> ■11 1 1 I V W& jfa j r<illertior|^_ t ji* jB The timeless of mechanical perfection 65/737 64 Fax 6S/235 82 00.79 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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594 1998-07-18 2 Catherine Ong - 40% retr&cement in price cycle won't hit long-term property wealth significantly Reports by Catherine Ong PROPERTY ownership has been a good store of wealth for Singaporeans despite falling prices since mid-1996, DBS Securities said in a recent report on local real594 words
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Article, Illustration392 1998-07-18 2 Jenny Lam - The average price will probably be $400 psf or less By, Jenny Lam PIDEMCO Land plans to launch its Woodsvale executive condominium in about three weeks' time, around National Day, at prices which will most likely be lower than Hong Leong Holdings' NorthCHRIS LOH - 392 words
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257 1998-07-18 2 FOR those for whom a gold card's not good enough, the platinum credit card will hit the Singapore market next month. DBS Bank will launch the Platinum MasterCard early next month, said sources from the bank's credit card department. Only those who257 words
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462 1998-07-18 2 The Straits Times THE Court of Appeal has raised from $20,000 to $100,000 the damages won by Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong in his defamation suit against opposition leader JB Jeyaretnam. It also awarded Mr Goh full costs, rulingThe Straits Times - 462 words
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368 1998-07-18 2 DBS Securities; Huge stock of 1.7 m sq ft of nnoccupied space spilled over from '97 SINGAPORE'S office property market is unlikely to get any reprieve in the coming years and the supply glut is not expected to thin out368 words
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183 1998-07-18 2 FROM September, tobacco retailers will require a licence to sell cigarettes. And retailers who continue to sell cigarettes to youths under 18 years will risk losing their licence, which will cost $180 a year. Licensed tobacco retailers also cannot sell cigarettes183 words
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244 1998-07-18 2 SINGAPORE'S property market has slipped a rung to third in Knight Frank's latest ranking of 10 real estate investment markets in the Asia Pacific. But although it fell from its second spot in the initial report published three months ago,244 words
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417 1998-07-18 3 Soh Tiang Keng - SIG hits budgeted premium income for whole year by first half By\ Soh Tiang Keng THE Singapore Insurance Group (SIG), a strategic alliance of the 12 local general insurance firms here, has got off to a flying start. Premium income in the first six months417 words
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Article, Illustration300 1998-07-18 3 Audrey Tan - Viet growth slows to (L 5% in Ist halfharder times to come, says mayor By, Audrey Tan FOREIGN investment flows into Hanoi were down by half in the first six months this year to just US$3OO million (Ssso7 million), Mayor HoangLANCE LEE/ST - 300 words
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Miscellaneous385 1998-07-18 2 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD 28 A gold key anU (3-3) 29 Acknowledging a young worn- 8 di f^ n t0 make no 26 Bottom maybe, with just two an seen in a seedy bar (9) J! f points say (6) on a« i 14 An officer of the law reads the 3385 words
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FOCUS: PERSONAL FINANCE & INVESTMENT
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BULL'SEYE
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Article, Illustration305 1998-07-18 4 Those polled for their views on the Singapore stock market outlook for next week were: Alliance, Daiwa, Deutsche Morgan, Fraser, GK Goh, ING Baring, Kay Hian, Kim Eng and Merrill Lynch. Cycle and Carriage ♦(Sell) Indosuez Wl Carr, July 16, $4.54 Group profits are not expected to305 words
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Article, Illustration447 1998-07-18 4 David Perrett - David Perrett Regional economist Prudential Portfolio Managers Asia 44TT7 HAT a year! In \l\l the last 12 f months, five regional currencies have collapsed and seven of the region's economies are in recession. With every stomachwrenching lurch down in regional currencies, painful hike in interest rates, and447 words
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Article, Illustration1137 1998-07-18 4 Shiv Taneja - Firm growth, attractive valuations and hidden value: that fund managers say, is the premise of the European storv By\ Shiv Taneja [SINGAPORE] WITH all the hype surrounding Europe, its monetary union and the very rosy outlook for equities, it is not at1,137 words
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530 1998-07-18 4 Al Labita - EVE ON THE REGION: PHILIPPINES From, Al Labita in Manila THE Philippines' raucous political scene appears to have unnerved the stock market, shaking investors' confidence and leading to lacklustre trading. Average daily value turnover is razor-thin at only 500 million pesos (5520.2 million), barely one530 words
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Article, Illustration1049 1998-07-18 4 Louis Beckerling - Small-cap stocks especially prone to gyrations in confidence cycle tty\ Louis Beckerling [SINGAPORE] So-called "penny-stocks" offer cheap access to the stock market, but the entry ticket comes with a wild ride. Just how wild can be seen in the performanceSource: - 1,049 words
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Article1178 1998-07-18 5 If you think you can put together a portfolio of unit trusts that will outperform the rest sign up now [SINGAPOREJ JOINTLY organised by The Business Times and Standard Chartered Bank, the unit trust competition "The Game" will start on Aug 1, 1998 and end1,178 words
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Article193 1998-07-18 5 t/ STARTING today, BT introduces a column that gives an in-depth profile of a unit trust each week, including an analysis of its performance. The decision to make space for the Fund Profile (see column on the right) reflects the usefulness of collective investment193 words
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Article, Illustration314 1998-07-18 5 Compiled by BT Investment objective The fund invests in Singapore and Malaysian stocks listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore and the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange, with the aim of achieving longterm capital growth. Investment style The fund is actively managed with a bottom-up investment approach. The fund'sCompiled by BT; Source: - 314 words
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Article1122 1998-07-18 5 Qualifying funds The Game no umttrust iyr 3yrs ksk fvr RETURN RETURN CAT RATIO Aberdeen Asset Management Asia 1 American Opportunities Fund N/A N/A B N/A 2 Asian Fixed Income Fund N/A N/A A N/A 3 Continental European Equity Fund N/A N/A B N/A 4 Indonesia Equity Fund N/A N/A1,122 words
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Advertisement1786 1998-07-18 6 Sales in w*** commenced commercial deliveries in March 1997, also progressed, compared to last year, but 1 were limited by increasing competition in PET preforms and bottles. t T l > l ad 1 v l f s f °I the Baht devaluation on group sales was mitigated by the1,786 words
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MARKETS IN TURMOIL
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281 1998-07-18 7 AFP [TOKYO] Japan's banks are weighed down with 87.5 trillion yen (Ssl.l trillion) in problem loans, Tokyo's new financial watchdog said yesterday, revealing the problem is far worse than admitted. The figure covers both bad loans and loans likely to turn sour as atAFP - 281 words
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Article, Illustration73 1998-07-18 7 [KARACHI] Traders in an electronics and jewellery market area of Karachi's main shopping district yesterday stayed shut in protest over a newly imposed General Sales Tax (GST) set by the Nawaz Sharif government. Banners strung across the roads display their discontent reading "No sales in protest againstREUTERS - 73 words
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322 1998-07-18 7 R Sivanithy - IMF aid for Jakarta, firm yen, record Dow boost sentiment By\ R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] Regional stocks extended their gains into a third consecutive day yesterday on the back of another record high on Wall Street and another firm session for the Japanese322 words
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222 1998-07-18 7 AFP [HONGKONG] Hongkong Chief Executive Tung Cheehwa yesterday predicted a "very difficult" third quarter for the territory after nearly a year of problems brought on by the Asian financial crisis. "We're going to have a difficult second quarter, probably a very difficult thirdAFP - 222 words
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571 1998-07-18 7 Analysts sceptical about attaining 8% target because of the Asian crisis AFP [BEIJING] China's economic growth, hit by the Asian financial crisis, slowed to 7 per cent in the first half of the year, with prospects for hitting a targetAFP - 571 words
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504 1998-07-18 7 Shoeb Kagda - From Shoeb Kagda in Jakarta IN a move that will speed up the rehabilitation of Indonesia's financial sector, the Indonesian Bank Restructuring Agency (IBRA) has appointed American financial houses Lehman Brothers and J P Morgan as overall international financial advisers504 words
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Article, Illustration279 1998-07-18 7 Reuters [TOKYO] Despite its resistance to risks and change, Japan must implement bold reforms to escape its economic stagnation, the government said in an annual economic White Paper yesterday. The report, prepared by the Economic Planning Agency, said the economy remained stagnant and itsReuters; FILE PHOTO - 279 words
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356 1998-07-18 7 Growth depends on more competition; productivity Reuters [BRUSSELS] The long-term growth outlook for crisis-hit Asia is much brighter than many believe, according to a report published yesterday. The study by the research group Conference Board Europe said Asia's return to strong economic growth dependedReuters - 356 words
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360 1998-07-18 7 Harish Mehta - But S&P warns that outlook rating for both the companies remains negative From Harish Mehta in Bangkok US ratings agency Standard Poor's yesterday removed Thai Farmers Eank and finance company Phatra Thanakit from its credit watch list, a move that analysts said360 words
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Miscellaneous73 1998-07-18 7 DOOHESBDRT By Garry Trudeau "1 £1# vuwurcr ru I /JZw *BMIUJON USePTOUVZ f AkJAV! THAPS FTV> TAJ< ABo^ o M£NTION /v^v I view or Ynext poor?) mhatMAxee m s "COMee cool 6UHAZJ/M? ll!u-J THISHOOSe -Qw-X*I2MILLION. R&JTOC- A//TH3O Mwechs?^ MAN! MAT A THRJU, IT lUUL, IHATS TV SPEAK /Jjfu MUSTHAveseeuTDLive ill73 words
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REGION
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Article, Illustration516 1998-07-18 8 Loh Hui Yin - Higher figure follows earlier govt estimate of HKsl.3b cost to the economy From. Loh Hui Yin in Hongkong THE almost two-month-long air cargo foul-up in Hongkong will result in an income loss of HK$4.6 billion (Ssl billion) or 0.35 perAFP - 516 words
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169 1998-07-18 8 KUALA LUMPUR A MALAYSIAN minister has urged the local media to publish adverse reports about Singapore, according to a news report yesterday. Culture, Arts and Tourism Minister Sabbaruddin Chik said on Thursday this was only fair as the Singapore media had no169 words
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166 1998-07-18 8 TOKYO AFP A TOKYO court yesterday handed down the first verdict in Japan's widespread scandal over illegal payoffs by top brokerage houses to a notorious corporate racketeer. The Tokyo district court sentenced a former executive of collapsed Yamaichi Securities Co to 10 months inAFP - 166 words
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Article, Illustration765 1998-07-18 8 Anthony Rowley - LBTTHK FKOM TOKYO Lectures, criticisms, China wooing resented By Anthony Rowley A FEW days ago, Japanese Communist Party chairman Tetsuzo Fuwa suggested that Japan should consider dumping its holdings of US Treasury securities if Washington continues to bash Japan and to snub it in favour765 words
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280 1998-07-18 8 TOKYO AFP THE two leading candidates to be Japan's next prime minister stepped into the ring yesterday, promising to deliver the world's second largest economy from its worst postwar recession. Keizo Obuchi, foreign minister and front-runner in the contest, promised tax cuts andAFP - 280 words
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654 1998-07-18 8 Lu Ning - Army-backed J&A Securities under probe for corruption ity Lu Ning [SINGAPORE] Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji's mounting campaign to clean up the nation's troubled financial sector is now targeting a sacred cow the People's Liberation Army (PLA). Chinese officials have confirmed that top officials of654 words
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THE WORLD
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405 1998-07-18 9 WASHINGTON Clinton renews appeal to Congress to boost US support for IMF programmes Bloomberg AFP THE US international trade deficit widened in May to a new high as the economic crisis in Asia crippled export demand and flooded US marketsBloomberg; AFP - 405 words
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407 1998-07-18 9 TAIPEI Top tourist town Meishan cnt off by quake measuring <L 2 AFP A STRONG earthquake rocked Taiwan yesterday, killing at least four people, flattening homes and cutting off roads, rescue officials said. A military operation was set underway to clear a routeAFP - 407 words
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Article276 1998-07-18 9 BRITISH OPEN Brian Watts was clnbhonse leader AFP [SOUTHPORT, England] Strong winds forced organisers to suspend play in the second round of the Open championship here yesterday. The winds were gusting up to 40 mph and heavy rain began lashing the course when playAFP - 276 words
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296 1998-07-18 9 WIESBADEN Bloomberg GERMANY'S merchandise trade surplus widened to a record 14.6 billion Deutschemarks (5513.8 billion) in May, a sign that booming exports to Europe are more than offsetting the slowdown in Asia. The surplus grew from 11.4 billion marks in April, the Federal StatisticsBloomberg - 296 words
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Article, Illustration57 1998-07-18 9 [ST PETERSBURG] Russian President Boris Yeltsin and wife Naina bowing at the tomb ofTvir Nicholas II at St Peter and Paul Cathedral yesterday. Russia yesterday buried the remains of its last tsar and his family, exactly 80years after they were shot dead by Bolshevik revolutionaries in whatREUTERS - 57 words
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159 1998-07-18 9 MOSCOW Bloomberg RUSSIA'S lower house of parliament approved measures to raise less than a third of the revenue proposed in a def-icit-cutting programme, forcing the government to threaten it would implement the package by decree. Prime Minister Sergei Kiriyenko went toBloomberg - 159 words
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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357 1998-07-18 10 Conrad Raj - Fond* for $364 m payments from internal resources, $120 m bank facility By Conrad Raj [SINGAPORE] Amidst the current gloom and loan defaults, there is one piece of good news at least for the bondholders and bank creditors of the former Amcol Holdings,357 words
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352 1998-07-18 10 Ven Sreenivasan - $5.9 m profit helped by «lk&rp increase in interest income By Ven Sreenivasan [SINGAPORE] A sharp increase in interest income saw CarnaudMetalbox's half-year earnings jump almost 10 times to $5.9 million. The results for the six months ended June 30 were achieved on352 words
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Article302 1998-07-18 10 Catherine Ong - By< Catherine Ong [SINGAPORE] DBS Bank, which recently announced the appointment of an American banker to be its chief executive, is poised to recruit more foreign talent to fill senior positions, bank chairman S Dhanabalan signalled last night. In his speech at the bank's302 words
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779 1998-07-18 10 Ven Sreenivasan - HOCK LOCK SIEW Ven Sreenivasan NE would have thought that IM the recently-announced gov- I ernment measures to cut W W banks' minimum cash balances and lift the veil on hidden reserves would have boosted interest in Singapore bank stocks. While779 words
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Article, Illustration176 1998-07-18 10 Bloomberg [SINGAPORE] Panpac Media Pte, a Singapore-based magazine publisher, said it could sell part of its company to its UK partner Emap pic to fund its expansion plans. Panpac is looking to raise $4.3 million in an initial public offering, and proposes to buyBloomberg - 176 words
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Article, Illustration403 1998-07-18 10 Teh Hooi Ling - Heavy trading refuels old rumours of Sing Tel interest By 1 Teh Hooi Ling [SINGAPORE] The stock of Singapore-listed Thai mobile phone company Total Access Communications (TAC) has surged some 30 per cent in the last three days on heavy trading, rekindlingSource: Bloomberg - 403 words
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Article162 1998-07-18 10 [SINGAPORE] Listed Bukit Sembawang Estates is launching its freehold Mimosa Terrace, located in the Seletar Hills area, at prices starting from $1.08 million each. The first phase of the three-storey landed development win be soft launched today. It comprises 36 terrace houses and a pair of162 words
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REGIONAL COMPANIES
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360 1998-07-18 11 Strong sales of Office line, Windows 98 lift sales bnt company stays cautions Bloomberg [REDMOND, Washington] Microsoft Corp's fiscal fourth-quarter profit rose 28 per cent, beating forecasts, as the software powerhouse turned in strong sales of its Office andBloomberg - 360 words
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245 1998-07-18 11 Reuters [PURCHASE, New York] PepsiCo Inc oil Thursday reported a 19 per cent increase in its second quarter net income, as higher earnings at its snack foods division offset increased spending to capture more of the North American beverage market. PepsiCo saidReuters - 245 words
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Article261 1998-07-18 11 Low fuel prices, booming economy help bat investors not impressed Bloomberg [ATLANTA] Delta Air Lines Inc's fiscal fourth-quarter earnings rose 20 per cent, as the third largest US airline benefited from low fuel prices and filled a record percentage of seats. The earnings topped expectations,Bloomberg - 261 words
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125 1998-07-18 11 Reuters [LOS ANGELES] Mattel and Hasbro, the largest toymakers in the United States, both reported lower second-quar-ter profit on Thursday, stung by a strong dollar overseas and reduced sales to Toys R Us. It was the second quarter in a row that theyReuters - 125 words
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306 1998-07-18 11 Bloomberg [REDMOND, Washington] Microsoft Corp just gained a title it might prefer to keep quiet: The biggest maker of personal computer software is now the world's top software company, period. Microsoft's fiscal fourthquarter sales of US$4 billion (556.7 billion) boosted its annual revenue toBloomberg - 306 words
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Article, Illustration63 1998-07-18 11 [TOKYO] An employee of Japan's electronics giant NEC showing off on Tuesday the latest A 4 size notebook computer LaVieNX LT23/44A which has a 233 MHz Mobile Pentium llprocessor on its CPU, a 14.1-inch XGA TFT colour display and weighs only 2.19 kg and is 32.99 mmAFP - 63 words
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467 1998-07-18 11 Asian crisis lias hit hard; feasibility study going on Reuters [HONGKONG) Ansett Australia said it expected its international operation in Asia to stay in the red in 1998/99 and register a bigger than expected loss for the year ending June 30,1998. "It is stillReuters - 467 words
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376 1998-07-18 11 Stock watchdog displeased with its 'indifferent attitude' Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia's securities markets watchdog, the Securities Commission, yesterday reprimanded Sime Darby Bhd for its "indifferent attitude" in handling the takeover transaction of Sime Bank Bhd. The commission said that "their indifferent attitudeReuters - 376 words
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Article346 1998-07-18 11 [SINGAPORE] Pacific Century Regional Developments (PCRD) yesterday said claims of HK$232 million (5550.6 million) and US$2.2 million (553.7 million) have been filed against its subsidiary, Beijing Jing Wei House Land Estate Development. Hongkong-listed Kresta Developments made the claim in Beijing courts, for Jing Wei's failure346 words
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FINANCE & COMMODITIES
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533 1998-07-18 12 But the traditional backers want reassurance about their future role Reuters [LONDON] Lloyd's chairman Max Taylor appealed on Thursday to the insurance market's traditional backers to support his enthusiasm for change, but Names were still looking for reassurance about their future role. "Max,Reuters - 533 words
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325 1998-07-18 12 Expected pricing considered tight, say bankers Reuters [HONGKONG] Wharf Properties Ltd, a unit of Wharf Holdings Ltd, plans to tap the loan market for HK$l.5 billion (***** million), bankers close to the deal said. And the loan will be launched into the marketReuters - 325 words
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Article, Illustration355 1998-07-18 12 USS/mark: The US dollar took a plunge this week, touching a low of 1.7850 by Thursday night. The technical picture favours further downmove for the coming week although the oversold daily stochastics may limit the move in the short-term. Some upside correction cannot be ruled outSource: DBS Bank - 355 words
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404 1998-07-18 12 Bloomberg [SYDNEY] Lend Lease Corp, an Australian financial and real estate services company, said yesterday it will seU a further 20 per cent of the UK's largest shopping centre to Prudential Corp. The transaction will give UK-based Prudential a 35Bloomberg - 404 words
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302 1998-07-18 12 SIMTIX Report Reuters [SINGAPORE] Simex Japanese government bond (JGB) futures firmed yesterday after market participants covered their short positions ahead of the long weekend holiday in Japan. Dealers said buying of long-term bonds by Japanese public funds in Tokyo helped support the JGBs, butReuters - 302 words
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176 1998-07-18 12 Charlie Kuo - MSCI TAIWAN FUTURES Charlie Kuo Charlie Kuo, service dealer, Refco Singapore THE Simex MSCI Taiwan Index futures surged 8.80 points, in line with the stock index, which posted its biggest gain in two weeks, edging up 108.02 points. The raUy on the Nasdaq176 words
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Article184 1998-07-18 12 ENERGY REPORT Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Crude oU fell almost 3 per cent on expectations that it will take months for oil producers' output cutbacks to end a world oU glut Venezuela Energy and Mines Minister Erwin Arrieta said on Thursday that agreements toBloomberg - 184 words
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Article269 1998-07-18 12 Reuters AFP London EUROPEAN currency markets ignored the larger than expected US trade deficit and were dominated by dollar sellers for the fourth consecutive day on growing hopes for an end to political and economic stalemate in Japan and Russia, traders said. "The focus was exclusively on RussiaReuters; AFP - 269 words
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Article1666 1998-07-18 13 8100M fruxunBS jui/7 RUB8IR dosing «t5.30pm) RSS1 CONTRACTUS ctato/kg) Close Votame Open Mm** H|lf| Lo» Sett (touts) Interest lm 98 124.00 290 St»W 124.00 340 Oct 99 125.25 1450 126.00 1450 D« 98 127.25 1450 Jan/mr 99 130.25 1800 99 134.50 1950 MfiS«p 99 139.00 RSS 3 CONTRACT1,666 words
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Article2295 1998-07-18 13 LONDON MntrMf •**n n«K» 31 Croup 615.400 1.000 AS Ports 322.000 -3.000 Abbay National TI36.000 1.000 AHiad Oomacq 562.400 14.400 Am*c 165.000 -5.000 Astu Group 211.400 -3.600 BAT Ind 720.000 4.600 BG Pic 389.000 4.000 B1CC —138.000 -3.000 BOC Group 859.400 -4.600 BR Patroiaum 860.400 unch BTB2,295 words
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Article1634 1998-07-18 13 Bloomberg P Nikkei 225 -BLM JAPANESE stocks fell, after four days of gains, on expectations the next premier will have a tough time resuscitating the country's moribund economy. Banks such as Sanwa Bank Ltd paced the decline. Foreign Minister Keizo Obuchi said he'll run for prime minister, and hisBloomberg - 1,634 words
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Article, Illustration1520 1998-07-18 14 Reuters f% Hang Seng +4136 STOCKS closed higher yesterday with index heavyweight HSBC Holdings driving the advance, fuelled by overseas market strength, brokers said. The Hang Seng Index ended a relatively choppy day up 42.36 points at 8,628.93. It earlier hit a high of 8,712.07 on the back ofReuters - 1,520 words
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Article, Illustration610 1998-07-18 14 Reuters fl Shenzhen B Index +LO5 SHENZHEN'S hard currency B Share Index closed higher on a technical bounce yesterday, reversing course after a week of consecutive closing lows for the year, analysts said. The B Share Index gained 1.05 points to 73.64 on turnover ofc HK$ll million. "The BReuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 610 words
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Article349 1998-07-18 14 AFP E|WP Index ♦106JB TAIWAN stock market powered up for the third straight day, taking the index above the psychological 8,000 level on Wall Street's strength, dealers said. "Market confidence recovered after both the Dow Jones and the Nasdaq indices soared to new highs. Negative leads from Japan appearedAFP - 349 words
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Article267 1998-07-18 14 AFP Reuters PI Wellington +40.63 STOCKS closed yesterday up on the back of falling interest rates. The NZSE-40 Index rose 40.63 points to 2,172.35. "The market is certainly in buy mode at the moment, focused on lower interest rates. It's not company news that's driving it," one analyst said.AFP; Reuters - 267 words
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Article, Illustration711 1998-07-18 14 AFP PI Composite Index +12.41 SHARES closed higher yesterday on positive sentiment over the economic outlook as the IMF pledged another US$6 billion (Sslo.l billion) for Indonesia, dealers said. "Most of it is being driven by locals. The IMF news and the fact stocks are trading at the«lower endAFP - 711 words
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Article, Illustration773 1998-07-18 14 AFP +1127 THAI share prices closed firmer yesterday amid rumours of possible significant interest rate cuts here and regional market gains, analysts said. "The market was up sharply on overseas market sentiment, and an easing in local liquidity," Vicker Ballas Nava analyst Phadoempop Songkroh said. The stronger yen andAFP - 773 words
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Article303 1998-07-18 14 AFP n Manila -9.74 PHILIPPINE share prices closed lower yesterday after investors took profits on early gains. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index shed 9.74 points to 1,787.26. Turnover reached 441 million shares worth 982 million pesos. Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co rose 10 pesos to 955 pesos. AFP ManilaAFP - 303 words
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Article593 1998-07-18 14 AFP FlAn Ordinaries +4J AUSTRALIAN share prices rose yesterday but early momentum from a stronger Wall Street was sapped by profittaking, brokers said. The All Ordinaries Index rose 4.1 points to 2,814.7, off an intra-day high of 2,825.2. The All Resources Index fell 7.5 points to 1,110.2, while theAFP - 593 words
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Article, Illustration391 1998-07-18 15 AFP Bloomberg Q Composite Index +1&32 MALAYSIAN shares closed higher yesterday on a technical rebound as the ringgit's stability triggered fresh bargain hunting, dealers said. The Composite Index finished at 445.31 points, up 15.32 points from Thursday's close. The Second Board Index closed atAFP; Bloomberg - 391 words
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Article7849 1998-07-18 15 INOUSTtlALS Consunwr products Lot Vol Dav Nat r» High Low —Company Solo 000 High Low P/C SmH 4?f Anakou' 0 2 10 3 200 200 11.0 81.1 He So Kisr 220 5? ,3 3 4!° It Hi 5« CTCEMX -K UO<2 1.7 30X8 3" 2 S C f8 140 '27,849 words
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Article3401 1998-07-18 16 BONOS, LOANS i WARRANTS '998 Ltrt Vol Day Last Ouott A«q High Low stno Company Solo ♦or- COOO) High Low Buyer Sollor Price 23.5 9 m 3000 m AMDB c5 5%*****6 10.5 unch 5 10.5 10.5 10 S 205 5 3160 "Acer W0I0731 US$ 5.5 unch 3 5.5 5.5 53,401 words
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Article160 1998-07-18 16 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH -By R Sivanithy IN yesterday's column, we said it might be better for the time being to focus on in-the-money warrants, seeing as how the out-of-the-money variety seems unable to benefit from their obvious gearing advantage. One of the long-dated warrants that's very close160 words
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Article1883 1998-07-18 16 Transaction date Jul 17 tuursux STOCKS —-i- a £S°sl. ,y si135 28 m s 5000 AISB 50c -.44.5 *5 284 46 40 44 45 50 3 3 2 3 ra j a* a 65.5 Mm, 500,I AMDS SOc -5.5 .1 431 i S lo fj £2 48 331,883 words
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5628 1998-07-18 17 Transaction date: Jul 17 Gr Cr M Wt HW, |J« IML. tf? Yf. 0*v Lalt OiMt* Dh Mi TM W Cap Avg ,tM# c Saia COOP) High Law »uyar *a«ar Cw P/E $m5 Mg moosTtuis 1020 AC£ DYMm c,20c U 5 *0-5 »7 U.S5,628 words
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Article1109 1998-07-18 17 ar rlSn w °"l, t eg? K ssJs 134 50 2000 AM HMQSSC 779- I I I 80 I I I I IT! 2 M A t0K> h- 5 »8 73 71 71 72.5 15.ON 7.0 2.1 6.7 81.6 67 ASJHWg*20c 57 57 23 10.2 0.9 HO 513 571,109 words
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Article219 1998-07-18 18 Stocks VotwM *MBf Capital 17,706.000 •M Resources 15,649,000 SingTel 15c 9,314.000 UIC 8,754,000 •Pub Bk Foreign 7,288,000 DBS Foreign 7,271,000 •RHB Cap BM 6,329,000 DBS Land 6,137,000 •RHB Cap Wt99 5,481,000 •Berjaya Group 5,084,000 Stocks DBS Foreign 69,473,832 SPH 41,624,500 OCBC Foreign 26,911,590 SingTel 15c 23,706,090 UOB Foreign 18,006,912 OUB219 words
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Article, Illustration655 1998-07-18 18 R Sivanithy - STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY Rise broad-based and accompanied by jump in volume; gains equally impressive in Malaysia By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] A record-breaking Thursday rally on Wall Street, a firm Japanese yen and a recent stream of good news rather than bad655 words
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Article, Illustration69 1998-07-18 18 Shiv Taneja - -by Shiv Taneja NORTH Borneo Timber closed seven cents higher yesterday at 98.5 cents on a volume of 3.42 million shares, compared with its 10-day traded average of 1.1 million shares. The daily RSI is heavily oversold, but in the near term, the counter is expected to trade69 words
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Article81 1998-07-18 18 PROPERTY developers, we know, were quite unhappy with recent comments by Finance Minister Richard Hu that prices were still high in some sectors and that he would like to see property prices ease downwards gradually. But just how unhappy developers were, we found but yesterday. A well-placed source81 words
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Article89 1998-07-18 18 WE hear that the phone lines of DBS Securities were jammed yesterday with callers asking for a copy of its 73-page property report which predicts that property stocks are poised for a recovery ahead of a bottoming-out of the residential market in 12 to 18 months. The89 words
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Article72 1998-07-18 18 DBS Bank recently hired an American banker to be its chief executive officer. Its annual report says it wants to be a "regional bank with a global reach". So it was quite puzzling for foreign journalists based in Singapore that they were barred from covering the72 words
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Article138 1998-07-18 18 WE stumbled across "Singapore's best kept secret" at lunch yesterday. Something that even the boys at Phoenix Park may not have heard about. We are referring to a little-known state-fUnded radio station called Radio Singapore International, which is not available on FM channels in Singapore but available138 words
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Article122 1998-07-18 18 SO just who is guilty of spreading all that bad news that Singapore businessmen are now growing tired of reading? Just released is a survey by global executive search firm Spencer Stuart of the opinions of executives across Asia. The results of its "Asian Business Leaders Poll"122 words
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Article132 1998-07-18 18 SO who invented Viagra, the blockbuster Impotence drug? Biologists, chemists, biochemists and chemical engineers are named on three patents held in Britain's Patent Office covering the six-year development of the drug, reports Reuters, and they are now quibbling over who really created it. "There were132 words
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Advertisement637 1998-07-18 18 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. SO ANO IN THE MATTER OF JAPAN LOGISTIC WARE (S) PTE LTD (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation) Notice is hereby given.pursuant to section 308(2) of the companies act.capso.that the final meeeting of members of the above-named company will be held at 10,Jalan Besar,#o6-02,Sim637 words
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Advertisement94 1998-07-18 18 Advertising in Turbulent Times Are you Getting the rea(sh_ as promised? SHIPPING TIMES Q UARANTEES *48,000 daily circulation! In Singapore, when you want to reach out to a select target audience in HE only one daily oFFers you the advantage oF maximum reach at minimum cost. And that's Shipping Times.94 words
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Article, Illustration1605 1998-07-18 19 JAY KHOSLA - Norman Foster, creator of such icons as the Hongkongßank headquarters and the much-copied Stansted airport in London talks to JAT hhosla about his work and his design philosophy JAY KHOSLA The writer was a guest of Cathay Pacific Airways The office of Foster Associates inPICTURES COURTESY OF FOSTER & PARTNERS; LAN LAMBOT - 1,605 words
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Article60 1998-07-18 19 TOMORROW, 30,000 random households in Singapore will have their water supply cut for two hours without warning to demonstrate the need to conserve water. According to wags on the Internet, water usage is expected to triple as a result as the entire nation fills up pails of60 words
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Article51 1998-07-18 19 ALSO on the Internet are these tips on how to save water: Bathe with a friend. Flush only once a week. ♦Give your fish half their water. Wash the car with the laundry water. For those who live near the coast, pump sea water to flush51 words
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Article45 1998-07-18 19 THE World Cup is finally over. Or is it? One Frenchman predicts that France, which won the coveted trophy, will see a mini baby boom in nine months' time. That's because, he says, "when the French are happy, they make love!"45 words
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Article58 1998-07-18 19 PROPERTY agents are so dulled by the current slump that it must be affecting their general intelligence. One colleague called such an agent, saying she was looking for a flat for a friend. The property agent asks: "What is your friend?" Reply: "He's an Englishman." To which the58 words
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678 1998-07-18 20 Jaime Ee - Off the CUff by The TV show featuring those ample aliens, far from being harmless to toddlers, conld result in the world being swamped by custard-guzzling lardballs by Jaime Ee I HAD a terrible nightmare last night. I dreamt that I'd678 words
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Article, Illustration2024 1998-07-18 20 YANG RAZALI KASSIM - Akbar Tanjung, who played a crucial role in bringing an end to Mr Suharto's 32-year rule, could well help to decide who the country s fourth president will be if he does not become a contender himself, says YANG RAZALI KASSIM The writer, BT'sFILE PHOTO - 2,024 words
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Article, Illustration1002 1998-07-18 21 PARVATHI N NARAYAN - pabvathi n n&ray&m considers the results of a groundbreaking collaboration between Aboriginal artists and specialist printmakers PARVATHI N NARAYAN OVER the past two decades, the Canberra School of Art has invited a number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists to work with the1,002 words
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Article, Illustration654 1998-07-18 22 Susan Tsang - CINEMA Six Days, Seven Nights unfolds with such predictability that even an Indiana Jones has trouble rescuing the film By\ Susan Tsang TAKE a young, sophisticated city-slicker and a beat-up, hard-drinking pilot who walked away from it all, throw them together for Six Days,654 words
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Article, Illustration594 1998-07-18 22 Parvathi N Narayan - CINEMA What happens when a woman falls in love with a gay man? The Object of My Affection offers easy, trite resolutions to a potentially painfnl situation By'. Parvathi N Narayan Lovers, in literature, theatre or cinema, have always needed barriers or else594 words
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Article, Illustration814 1998-07-18 23 Susan Tsang - THEATRE Ah Kong's Birthday Party is a rowdy, bitchy get-together where the andience may be called npon to play a part By Susan Tsang TO get to Ah Kong's Birthday Party, one must move past a couple of small disappointments. Getting to the814 words
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Article, Illustration399 1998-07-18 23 M Yasotha - Compiled by M Yasotha CONCERTS Music Master Series/ Rachmaninov's Cycle Russian pianist Nikolai Demidenko returns to perform Rachmaninov's Piano Concerto No 3 in D minor which was popularised in the movie Shine. Conductor George Cleve leads the SSO in more familiar Mozart the Overture to Don Giovanni and399 words
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EPICURE
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Article, Illustration1226 1998-07-18 24 TAN SU YEN - tamsuyem finds out from the cognoscenti where they go for those value-for-money meals TAN SU YEN THESE days, too many fancy restaurants open with a bang only to close down with a whimper a few months later. Yet recession or not, people still drive all overARTHUR LEE - 1,226 words
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Article, Illustration536 1998-07-18 24 Tan Su Yen - As part of the Singapore Food Festival, the E&O Express has put together a special dinner jonrney By 1 Tan Su Yen THE train turned a corner and the Causeway came into view. A party of Scandinavian retirees oooh-ed and aah-ed over536 words
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Article792 1998-07-18 24 NK Yong - WINE CONNOISSEUR There's just one problem with the wines their high prices By\ NK Yong THE following notes were made during a week of tasting in Bordeaux at the end of last month. The wines had very good dark colours and lots of ripe fruit. They792 words
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Article, Illustration233 1998-07-18 24 CRAVINGS "NICE plate, good taste, light cooking," says top Belgian chef Pierre Wynants in a succinct description of his brand of fine fare. A third-generation chef, Pierre Wynants owns three-Michelin star, Comme Chez Soi, in Brussels. And visiting at the Raffles Grill last233 words
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Article116 1998-07-18 24 FORGET fusion. In these tough times, chefs have to go global to keep their jobs. Paulaner Brauhaus, which describes itself as Singapore's First German Theme Restaurant and Microbrewery, has come up with a $10.90 set lunch that requires the chefs to cook Western, Thai, Indonesian and Chinese. Diners116 words
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Article85 1998-07-18 24 Tan Su Yen - Compiled by Tan Su Yen EXECUTIVES in a hurry can still fit in some fine dining at the Harbour Grill in the Hilton International. The restaurant has put together a menu that will have diners in and out of the restaurant in 32 minutes flat. Priced at85 words
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Article, Illustration662 1998-07-18 25 Aberration. Scare-fest starring Pamela Gidley. Chinatown, Yishun, Changi, Century. Ana«f tin Animated feature about a potential lost Romanov. Eastpoint, Central, Pavilion. City Of Angels. Angel Nicolas Cage falls for Meg Ryan. Woodlands. Dark City. Spooky urban tale starring Rufus Sewell. Lido, Toa Payoh, Empress, Jubilee, Whitesands, Eastpoint, Cen tral,662 words
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Article123 1998-07-18 25 Cathay Org Cathay 338-3400 Eastshore 346-1816 Orchard 235-8386 Picturetouse 338-3400 Yangtze 223-7529 Eng Wah Empress 777-5867 Jubilee 454-1640 Mandarin 292-9401 Marina 338-9719 Whitesands 585-1782 Qoklsn Vlllaga BedOk 443-2405 Bishan 353-8885 Boon Lay 792-2788 Broadway 454-9394 Majestic 533-9032 Marina 337-9488 Pavilion 786-5788 Tampines 8 786-5788 Tiong Bahru 274-6588123 words
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Article, Illustration969 1998-07-18 26 MARK GRAHAM - New Delhi oozes history and pomp as a succession of rulers erected edifices clearly meant to impress and intimidate, says mark graham MARK GRAHAM EHHjj ROM a distance, they looked like a formidable bunch of fighting men. Close up, their towering height, bristling beards and gleamingMARK GRAHAM - 969 words
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Miscellaneous607 1998-07-18 25 A stint in the Wimbledon 98 Men'. .11 Doubles Finals, 10pm, jailhouse Premier© 12 Todd Woodbridge and The Naked Truth, 9pm, Mark Woodforde of 5 Australia play Paul In the last episode, Haarhuis and Jacco Camilla refuses to Eltinghofthe disclose her sources about Netherlands for the tide, a rumour concerning607 words
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Miscellaneous1493 1998-07-18 25 TODAY'S TV 12.00 NN TV Innovations. 5 30 Denver Thp Last nino LOO PM Asian X-Games >.ff ur Qualifiers. v Kaanbom Karpom. 2.00 Asian Bowling Tour JjJV MGR. Philippines. 7.30 I amil Seithi (News, T). 3.00 Soccer: Football Feva. V 1 800 er ta 12 ews > M)4.00 Nature Showcase:1,493 words
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