The Business Times, 11 August 1998
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Title Section13 1998-08-11 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MITA(P) 110/12/97 85c SINGAPORE Internet: http://business-times.asial.com.sg/ TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 199813 words
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Article52 1998-08-11 1 STOCK HAKKET INDICES Monday Change KLSE COMP ***** -10.77 NIKKEI 15,***** 102.75 HANG SENG 7,***** +1611 SET INDEX mum tfj iMAWTA COMP 421.17 -2.44 MANILA COMP _U2766 -21.06 TAIPEI WP! 7J72.12, -1571 SEOUL COMP S11J6 136 CLSA CHINA B ***** -1*88 AUSTALLORD 1§07.4 -1.6 1.00pm EDT Change DOW52 words
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Article78 1998-08-11 1 FOREX BATES us* ss us$ 1.747 £(US$/S$ per 1.631 1849 DM 1.770 0.987 YEN 145J 1500* RM 4.180 0.418 HKS 7.760 0.226 BAHT 41.98 0.042 RUPIAH 12,860 0.014 St to ItO units rams BATES SINGAPORE* 788 KUALA LUMPUR 11J0 JAKARTA la. W BANGKOK 14.75 MANILA TfM HONGKONG 1025 TAIPEI78 words
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Article, Illustration659 1998-08-11 1 Audrey Tan - Bat they're bearish about their own business prospects: BT-CBRD survey Reports by. Audrey Tan [SINGAPORE] In a surprise survey finding, most firms in Singapore say they remain fairly upbeat about the economy's growth prospects, despite a continued marked drop in theirSource: CBRD - 659 words
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391 1998-08-11 1 though they still do better than local companies, says poll [SINGAPORE] Foreign firms have taken the hardest hit from the Asian economic crisis, though they consistently out-perform local companies, a survey by BT and the Centre for Business Research and Development of391 words
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Article, Illustration524 1998-08-11 1 Thai index at 11-year low; KLCI hits 10-year low Bloomberg, Reuters [HONGKONG] It was more of the same in regional stock markets yesterday, with no signs of prices bottoming out as the Japanese yen reached its lowest in eightBloomberg,; Reuters; AFP - 524 words
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737 1998-08-11 1 Meera Tharmaratnam - Surprise half percentage point cut in 3-month rate is second in 2 weeks Fron Meera Tharmaratnam in Kuala Lumpur IN a move which took many by surprise, Malaysia's central bank yesterday cut the three-month intervention rate by half a percentage point to 10737 words
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Advertisement209 1998-08-11 1 mgpwß Bnmi Sritea nam i-» t.. j entest m ms Mir In a symbolic but highly significant ceremony yesterday, the ruling monarch of Brunei, Hassanal Bolkiah, handed over the ancient royal kris to his eldest son, Prince Al-Muhtadee Billah, Pg7 Brokers pwthed to cot easts to stay profitable Singapore and209 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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Article301 1998-08-11 2 Ang Wan May - This is due to wider range of goods being sold after judicial managers took over By. Ang Wan May SALES at Emporium Holdings department stores have jumped 30 per cent since its interim judicial managers took over the ailing operation just over a month ago. The301 words
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324 1998-08-11 2 COMMERCE firms were the most optimistic about Singapore's growth prospects this year, despite being possibly the worst-performing sector. Firms in the commerce sector expect gross domestic product (GDP) to grow 1.66 per cent, compared to an average 1.28 per cent for the 157324 words
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265 1998-08-11 2 Loh Hul Yin - From Loh Hul Yin in Hongkong THE head of Hongkong's civil service, Anson Chan, will visit Singapore from Thursday for two days. On her arrival, Mrs Chan, Hongkong's Chief Secretary for Administration, will deliver the 14th Gordon Arthur Ransome Oration organised by265 words
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292 1998-08-11 2 The Straits Times THE number of first-time HDB flat buyers applying for grants to buy resale flats has tripled and another $600 million more is needed to cover the grants, National Development Minister Lim Hng Kiang said yesterday. He said the HousingThe Straits Times - 292 words
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Article, Illustration375 1998-08-11 2 AnnaTeo - EYE ON TOE ECONOMY GDP By. AnnaTeo THE economy may well have already seen a technical recession in the second quarter in seasonallyadjusted. quarter-on-quarter growth terms anyway going by official indications of the first half-year's performance. In Singapore, as elsewhere in the region. gross domestic productSource: Dept of Statistics - 375 words
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FOCUS: PROPERTY
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Article, Illustration603 1998-08-11 4 Carol Eng - These include selling or redeveloping the prime Claymore Hill site Byi Carol Eng [SINGAPORE) THE American Club is studying options for its Claymore Hill premises, one of which could involve selling the prime site. A decision to sell the freehold land could free up the largeCHRIS LOH - 603 words
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334 1998-08-11 4 Marissa Chew - Site to house HQ, library, reference facilities By Marissa Chew [SINGAPORE] The National Library Board (NLB) is getting a new home at Victoria Street. The new building will be at a 11,352 sq m site in Victoria Street, next to Bras334 words
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ASIA'S ECONOMIC SLUMP
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Article, Illustration473 1998-08-11 5 Anthony Rowley - New PM struggling to get critical legislation past hostile opposition From Anthony Rowley in Tokyo THE yen continued its relentless decline yesterday as Japanese Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi's new administration prepared for a make-or-break attempt to get critical banking legislation past hostileSource: Bloomberg; REUTERS - 473 words
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327 1998-08-11 5 There will be fewer than the 15 banks now in business AFP [BANGKOK] Some Thai banks will not survive the planned shakeout of the debtladen sector expected later this month. Thai Finance Minister Tarrin Nimmanahaeminda said yesterday. Mr Tarrin saidAFP - 327 words
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334 1998-08-11 5 Harish Mehta - Froi Harish Mehta in Bangkok CANADA yesterday extended a US$5OO million (*****.8 million) loan to Thailand, substituting an earlier commitment made by Indonesia under a US$l7.2 billion bailout package. A US$36O million package will be immediately released to shore up Thailand's foreign reserves, and334 words
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222 1998-08-11 5 AFP (MANILA] The Philippine central bank raised overnight rates by two percentage points effective today to quell attacks against the peso, which fell to its lowest close in six months against the dollar yesterday. Central Bank of the Philippines governor GabrielAFP - 222 words
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197 1998-08-11 5 Reuters [BEIJING] China registered a trade surplus of U5526.71 billion (5546.6 billion) in the first seven months of this year, Xinhua news agency reported on yesterday, quoting customs figures. China's trade surplus for July alone was US$4.2 billion, the agency said. Exports forReuters - 197 words
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132 1998-08-11 5 Bernama [KUALA LUMPUR] Having a single currency for a particular region may counter "artificial" currency traders because of less volatility from a fewer number of available currencies traded, said a European scholar. Hans Koechler, professor of political philosophy at the University of Innsbruck in Austria, believesBernama - 132 words
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FOCUS
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Article, Illustration793 1998-08-11 7 Yang Razali Kassim - Brunei's crown prince is proclaimed amid economic difficulties facing the nation By Yang Razali Kassim THE setting was the throne room of the majestic royal palace of Brunei, Asean's smallest member but one with an old history. In a symbolic but highly significant ceremony yesterday,REUTERS - 793 words
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943 1998-08-11 7 Yang Razali Kassim - Royalty still seen as most tested, effective glue that can bind Bruneian society By' Yang Razali Kassim The writer, BT's regional analysis editor, was in Bandar Seri Begawan THE rumblings in Brunei over the Amedeo controversy took a new turn this week when a943 words
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REGION
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Article, Illustration304 1998-08-11 8 JAKARTA Bloomberg AFP INDONESIAN Justice Minister Muladi said it's possible a corruption investigation of former president Suharto will be abandoned for the sake of the "national interest". Mr Muladi was responding to reporters' questions about the likelihood that Mr Suharto, whose family isBloomberg; AFP - 304 words
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357 1998-08-11 8 JAKARTA Move to restructure 'strategic' industries before their eventual privatisation AFP THE Indonesian government said yesterday it had created a holding company for 10 "strategic" state-run firms as part of efforts to restructure them ahead of their eventual privatisation. "If theseAFP - 357 words
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114 1998-08-11 8 KUALA LUMPUR AFXAsia THE Election Commission said it is not ready for a snap election but could conduct the polls if Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad dissolved parliament, Bernama news agency reported, quoting chairman Harun Din as saying. The commission requires between four and fiveAFX- Asia - 114 words
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305 1998-08-11 8 m HANOI UK telecoms giant to install 250,000 phone lines: sources AFP VIETNAM is expected to award a deal worth US$2O7 million (*****.3 million) to British telecoms giant Cable and Wireless pic this week, sources close to the deal said yesterday. A BritishAFP - 305 words
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206 1998-08-11 8 KUALA LUMPUR Bernama MALAYSIAN authorities have traced the source of last Friday's rumours of disturbances in the federal capital, Deputy Home Minister Tjuol Rosli Ghazali said yesterday. He said the Internal Security Act (ISA), which provides for detention without trial for two years,Bernama - 206 words
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408 1998-08-11 10 SYDNEY Rich migrants blame Aussie PM for Hanson's rise AFP SOME of Australia's richest migrant businessmen threatened yesterday to withhold millions of dollars from Prime Minister John Howard's Liberal Party because they blame him for the rise of Pauline Hanson. Representatives of theAFP - 408 words
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270 1998-08-11 10 CANBERRA Bloomberg AUSTRALIA'S government has posted the country's first underlying budget surplus in seven years, delivering a year ahead of schedule its promise to return the budget to surplus. The return to surplus came as the government earned more in taxes from robust companyBloomberg - 270 words
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528 1998-08-11 10 WUHAN More than 1,000 danger spots found along dykes on Yangtze mainstream AFP, Reuters THOUSANDS of Chinese soldiers and civilian volunteers were shoring up dykes anxiously as the latest crest of Yangtze floodwaters ripped through the city of WuhanAFP,; Reuters - 528 words
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Article, Illustration277 1998-08-11 10 SEOUL Central hank sees 6% shrinkage vs govt's -4% forecast AFP SOUTH Korea's central bank warned yesterday of a further economic contraction as rains ravaged crops, factories and homes, sending food prices soaring. The worst flooding in 78 years, which was believed toAFP - 277 words
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272 1998-08-11 10 TOKYO Bloomberg MITA Industrial Co, an unlisted maker of photocopiers, fax machines and laser printers, said it has filed for protection under Japan's bankruptcy law with around 200 billion yen (552.4 billion) in debt. Mita Industrial's top creditors are Sakura Bank, which is owedBloomberg - 272 words
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Article217 1998-08-11 10 HONGKONG AFP HONGKONG'S office vacancy rates are at their highest levels since the early 1980s and could hit a record high in the next 18 months, a local newspaper reported yesterday. Analysts expect vacancy rates to reach 20 per cent by the end of next year,AFP - 217 words
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196 1998-08-11 10 NEW DELHI Bloomberg INDIA has eased the rules for foreigners to own equity in Indian private banks. The government will allow foreign investors including multilateral institutions to own more than 20 per cent equity in those banks where there's a shortfall in investmentsBloomberg - 196 words
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THE WORLD
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390 1998-08-11 11 LONDON Growth may slow to &2% as strong also hurts economy: research group Bloomberg LONDON'S six-year economic boom is coming to an end as the Asian crisis hits the capital's financial markets and the strong pound cuts tourism, the Centre for Economics andBloomberg - 390 words
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422 1998-08-11 11 LONDON Survey shows 37% of US fands expect big Asian effect on gains Reuters GLOBAL fund managers are increasingly convinced that deflationary pressures from Asia will hit world economic growth, according to the Merrill Lynch Gallup global survey for August, released yesterday.Reuters - 422 words
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211 1998-08-11 11 BONN Reuters CHANCELLOR Helmut Kohl took Germany's election campaign into a new phase yesterday saying the tide was turning his way and he would savour the final seven weeks of the fight. "I am going into this decisive battle in goodReuters - 211 words
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Article, Illustration60 1998-08-11 11 [LONDON] Members of the Ramblers 'Association demonstrate what the picnic of the future could be, as they don World War I gas masks, during a picnic on a polluted traffic island in the middle of Vauxhall Cross in London yesterday. The staged picnic follows the National Farmers UnionAFP - 60 words
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469 1998-08-11 11 MOSCOW High yields seen as reason; borrowing options now limited Bloomberg RUSSIA'S financing options narrowed as soaring borrowing costs forced it to cancel a debt auction for a third week, leaving it little choice but to rely on central bank reserves and state-owned Sberbank toBloomberg - 469 words
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299 1998-08-11 11 WASHINGTON Bloomberg US ORDERS for machine tools increased in June from a month earlier, with gains in all regions of the country, an industry survey showed. Orders from US companies for domestic and foreignproduced machine tools rose 9.9 per cent to an estimatedBloomberg - 299 words
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328 1998-08-11 11 TOKYO Bloomberg WORLDWIDE sales of computer microchips slumped for a fourth straight month in June, as oversupply continued to push down prices for memory chips and weaker economies in many Southeast Asian countries stifled demand, industry figures showed. Microchip sales declined 14.1Bloomberg - 328 words
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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370 1998-08-11 12 Fears that 20% share will fetch only RM26Om book value Bloomberg [KUALA LUMPUR] MBf Capital Bhd shares fell to a record low after a news report said GE Capital, the financial services unit of GeneralBloomberg - 370 words
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192 1998-08-11 12 Bernama [KUALA LUMPUR] MBf Land Bhd, which has proposed to change its name to Sri Hartamas Bhd, plans to rationalise its property development activities, its chief financial officer Nirmaljit Singh said yesterday. He said the company will maintain/ts core business of property development butBernama - 192 words
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718 1998-08-11 12 Conrad Raj - HOCK LOCK SIEW Conrad Raj IT seems to be the season for change for hiring and firing. In the case of local banks, the talk is about mergers and acquisitions, and the hiring of foreign bankers. While elsewhere locals718 words
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528 1998-08-11 12 Clarissa Tan - Volumes hammered; consolidation of industry turning into a certainty: brokers By" Clarissa Tan [SINGAPORE] Singapore and foreign brokerages operating here are under pressure to trim costs to stay in the black as stock market volumes continue to get hammered. For the first528 words
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425 1998-08-11 12 Ruth Wong - Earnings below expectations, but no underlying problems Froti Ruth Wong in Kuala Lumpur MALAYSIA'S largest phone company Telekom Malaysia Bhd yesterday reported an interim net profit fall of 17.2 per cent to 736.9 million Malaysian ringgit (*****.2 million) due to higher operating costs425 words
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155 1998-08-11 12 AFX-Asia [KUALA LUMPUR] Promet Bhd and three of its subsidiaries said they plan to undertake a share capital reduction as part of a proposed restructuring scheme. The three units are Promet Fabricators Sdn Bhd, Promet Developments Sdn Bhd and Promet Dikoyu Sdn Bhd. In aAFX-Asia - 155 words
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REGIONAL/INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES
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484 1998-08-11 13 Quak Hiang Whai - Lower sales, rentals cited; HKslsom general provision on property portfolio From i Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong DRAGGED down by fewer property sales and lower rentals, Robert Kuok's Kerry Properties yesterday reported a 40 per cent drop in net profit484 words
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Article, Illustration366 1998-08-11 13 Rebound less than expected after strike, uncertainty Bloomberg [LONDON] British Airways pic's profit rose 77 per cent in its first quarter, rebounding less than expected after a strike last year and prompting fears that a slowing UK economy will pare growth in air travel.Bloomberg - 366 words
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323 1998-08-11 13 Bloomberg [HONGKONG] New World Development Co Ltd fell as much as 7.1 per cent rounding out a month-long slide that wiped almost 39 per cent off its market value amid concern Hongkong's fourth biggest property developer may be among those most vulnerable toBloomberg - 323 words
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231 1998-08-11 13 AFX Asia [JAKARTA] The Jakarta Stock Exchange (JSX) is examining the financial performance of 43 companies facing possible delisting, JSX president director Cyril Nurhadi said yesterday. "So far 43 companies are under consideration for possible delisting," Mr Nurhadi said. He said of theseAFX Asia - 231 words
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Article, Illustration415 1998-08-11 13 L&z&rd Freres to boy chairwoman's 50.4% share: report Bloomberg [HONGKONG] Sing Tao Holdings Ltd chairwoman Sally Aw may have finally found a buyer for the her stake in the newspaper business founded by her father in 1931. Sing Tao asked thatBloomberg; FILE PHOTO - 415 words
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Article129 1998-08-11 13 FT [LONDON] Sharp falls in corporate valuations and large-scale deregulation, following economic reforms, boosted merger and acquisition activity in emerging markets during the first half. The number of deals worth more than US$5O million (5587.3 million) totalled 119 in the first six months of thisFT - 129 words
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FINANCE & COMMODITIES
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Article, Illustration382 1998-08-11 14 Sumitomo Trust says it will assume only healthy assets and won't bail oat LTCB Bloomberg Reuters, FT [TOKYO] Long-Term Credit Bank of Japan Ltd, whose shares fell below its par value last week, dived 12 per cent yesterday on concern that its prospectiveBloomberg; Reuters,; FT; Source: Bloomberg - 382 words
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283 1998-08-11 14 Talks on raising US firm's stake to 75% still underway Reuters [BANGKOK] Thai Investment and Securities pic (Tisco) said yesterday it has not yet reached a definite agreement for US-based Bankers Trust Co to hold a 75 per cent stake in the company.Reuters - 283 words
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183 1998-08-11 14 Bloomberg [SYDNEY] National Australia Bank Ltd, the country's richest bank, said it hasn't decided whether to follow two competitors into supermarket banking in Australia, though is "very pleased" with the performance of similar operations by its US operations. "We have had them for a fewBloomberg - 183 words
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Article, Illustration432 1998-08-11 14 Bloomberg [WASHINGTON] Citicorp and Travelers Group Inc executives, who once hoped for quick approval of the US$73.l billion (*****.6 billion) merger they announced in April, will have to wait a while longer for federal approval. An examination of correspondence between the companiesBloomberg; FILE PHOTO - 432 words
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293 1998-08-11 14 Canadian bank says its Q3 results will be below expectations Bloomberg [TORONTO] Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce's (CIBC) stunning news on Friday that fiscal third-quarter results will be below analysts' expectations is not indicative of the industry, analysts said. CIBC warned that profitBloomberg - 293 words
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163 1998-08-11 14 SXMEBLReport Reuters [SINGAPORE] Simex Japanese government bond (JGB) futures firmed yesterday amid worries over Japan's corporate sector. News that Osaka-based copier maker Mita Industrial had filed for court protection from creditors under Japan's bankruptcy laws helped the firmer bias. "People are definitely worried aboutReuters - 163 words
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186 1998-08-11 14 Charlie Kuo - MSCITAIW AM FUTURES Charlie Kuo Charlie Kuo, service dealer, Refco Singapore THE Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures slid again amid persistent concerns over the economic slowdown and currency problems across Asia. The Japanese yen fell to a twcmonth low yesterday morning sparking worries186 words
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260 1998-08-11 14 ENERGY REPORT Reuters [LONDON] World oil prices sagged yesterday after tentative gains crumbled under the weight of a mountainous glut of petroleum. Benchmark Brent was trading 15 cents lower at U5512.44 a barrel at 1515 GMT after lingering Iraq-UN tension helped keep theReuters - 260 words
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Article285 1998-08-11 14 AFX-Asia, AFP London [LONDON] The dollar was little changed against major currencies in afternoon trade, after its upward momentum was undercut by the threat of intervention by Japanese authorities, dealers said. Finance Vice-Minister Koji Tanami said his ministry will take action in the foreign exchange market "appropriately atAFX-Asia,; AFP - 285 words
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Article, Illustration1239 1998-08-11 14 DfTBEBAMg CROSS BATES 1 C$ Rib ECU Ffr Pt» HKS Ind Is topUh Yw Won RM WIS Pifc is Peso S$ Band Sfr HT$ Baht Po—d US$ .Australia 0.9ft 6.178 0.548 3.616 1.079 4.697 25.792 78.206 0.877 7.518 2.513 1.185 32.259 25.527 1.049 3.741 0.894 20.783 25.209 0.368 0.601 Canada1,239 words
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Article1838 1998-08-11 15 SICOM FUTURES Aug7 RUBBER (futures closing ts *t 5.30pm) RSS1 CONTRACTS cwtsAg) Close Volume Open Month High Low Sett (tonnes) Interest Sep 98 iilso iilio iaoo 50 490 Oct 98 113.00 M50 Nov 98 113.25 450 Dec 98 14-00 W50 Jan/Mar 99 116-50 2025 Apr/Jun 99 120.75 19501,838 words
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Article2368 1998-08-11 15 LONDON Industrials Auq'O Ptnct 31 Group 550.000 AB Ports 335.000 4.000 Abbey National 1114.000 -48.000 Allied Domecq 573.000 -6.000 Amec 160.000 -0.600 Asda Group 191.000 -2.000 BAT Ind 635.000 -25.000 BG Pic 378.000 -3.400 BICC 118.000 -0.600 BOC Group 750.000 -3.400 BR Petroleum 775.000 -22.400 BTR 159.0002,368 words
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Article1630 1998-08-11 15 Bloomberg Nikkei 225 -202.75 JAPAN'S benchmark stock index fell to a sixweek low, led by banks such as Bank of TokyoMitsubishi Ltd, on concern the new administration will be unable to fix the financial system. Parliamentary debate began yesterday on six bills designed by the ruling Liberal Democratic PartyBloomberg - 1,630 words
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Article, Illustration1474 1998-08-11 16 Reuters, AFP Hang Seng +16.21 STOCKS ended slightly higher in choppy trade yesterday on easier local interest rates, but gains were limited as investors worried about the weakening yen, brokers said. The Hang Seng Index added 16.21 points to close at 7,034.62 after trading in a range of 109Reuters,; AFP - 1,474 words
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Article, Illustration668 1998-08-11 16 Reuters Shenzhen B Index -2JI CHINA'S B shares for foreign investors closed at record lows yesterday on fears that weakness in the Japanese yen might cause Beijing to devalue its currency, analysts and brokers said. Floods ravaging central China contributed to the negative mood as investors dumped shares onReuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 668 words
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Article334 1998-08-11 16 AFP □wp Index -157.9 TAIWAN share prices fell 2.1 per cent yesterday in the slowest trading day of the year as investors upset by poorer-than-expected interim results sold technology shares, dealers said. The Weighted Price Index shed 157.9 points to 7,372.12, following a 0.8 per cent rise in theAFP - 334 words
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Article, Illustration714 1998-08-11 16 AFP CI Composite Index -2.44 SHARE prices closed down 0.6 per cent in lacklustre trade, dragged down by weak regional markets, dealers said. "Regional markets were bad, providing little support to already weak sentiment in Jakarta," a dealer with a local brokerage said. "People are also waiting for AugAFP - 714 words
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Article, Illustration766 1998-08-11 16 AFP, Bloomberg Q SET Index -9.24 THAI shares plunged 3.7 per cent yesterday with heavy selling in the battered banking sector as investors bailed out ahead of government moves to rehabilitate the industry, analysts said. "There's a risk that the government's announcement later this month will be a completeAFP,; Bloomberg - 766 words
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Article256 1998-08-11 16 AFP n Wellington -30.20 NEW Zealand stocks fell 1.5 per cent yesterday in the face of a lower currency and higher money-market interest rates. The NZSE-40 Index dropped 30.20 points to 2.000.98 on turnover of NZ$lOO.7 million with Telecom Corp shedding 12 cents to NZ$B.l5. —AFP *«H» (OOP) ANZBankinqAFP - 256 words
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Article416 1998-08-11 16 AFP CI Composite Index -136 SOUTH Korean shares edged down yesterday amid lingering concern over the stability of regional currencies, dealers said. The Korea Stock Exchange Index closed down 2.36 points or 0.7 per cent at 311.95, off a low of 308.37. The benchmark corporate bond yield was downAFP - 416 words
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Article597 1998-08-11 16 AFP HAH Ordinaries -L 6 SHARES closed down 0.1 per cent yesterday after being held from larger losses by strong performances by several blue chip stocks, brokers said. The All Ordinaries Index lost 1.6 points to 2,597.4. The All Industrials Index lost 6.9 points to 4,579.1 while the AllAFP - 597 words
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Article323 1998-08-11 16 AFP Q Manila -2L06 PHILIPPINE share prices dropped 1.4 per cent yesterday on jitters over a possible devaluation of the Chinese yuan and announcements that domestic interest rates may be raised, analysts said. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index fell 21.06 points to close at 1,427.66. Turnover slumped to 147AFP - 323 words
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Article8223 1998-08-11 17 INDUSTRIALS Consumer products 1998 Last Vol Day Net Cap HIgft Low Company Sato '000 High Law P/t $mll 310 170 Ajinomoto 170 -5 6 171 170 9.4 68.9 '48 37 Angkasa 39 unch 15 40 37 0.9 57.5 290 123 Apollo Food Hlq 130 -5 70 130 130 4.5 52.08,223 words
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Article, Illustration419 1998-08-11 17 Bloomberg, AFP El Composite Index -10.77 MALAYSIA'S main stock index sank for a fourth day, plunging 3 per cent to its lowest level in almost 10 years, amid concern the country's sputtering economy will fuel a surge in bad debt. "There's generally aBloomberg,; AFP - 419 words
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Advertisement102 1998-08-11 12 Listed brokers' performance Kim Eng Earnings: Down 79% to $10.5 million for full-year ended March 31,1998 Market cap: $196 million Kay Hian Earnings: Down 15.7% to $36.1 million for full-year ended Dec 31, 1997 Market cap: almost $200 million GK Goh Earnings: Up 21.4% to $24.5 million for full-year ended102 words
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Advertisement164 1998-08-11 14 r IN THE MATTER OF COMPANIES ACT,CHAPTER 50 AND IN THE MATTER OF PC AUTOMATION (S) PTE LTD (In Members' Voluntary Winding-up) NOTICE OF FINAL MEtTIMQ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Section 308 of the Companies Act, Cap. 50 the final meeting of the members of the Company164 words
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Advertisement284 1998-08-11 14 In the matter of the Companies Act. Cap 50 And In the matter of Willes Investment Pte Lid (in members voluntary liquidation) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the above company held on 6 August 1998 the following resolutions were passed: "That WUles Investment Pte Ltd be wound up voluntarily284 words
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Advertisement112 1998-08-11 16 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Ong Kit Leng of Apt Blk 682, Race Course Road #05-325 Singapore *****2, have applied for a Retail Beer Shop Licence in respect of M/s Leong Win Enterprise located at 5001, Beach Road #01-04, Golden Mile Complex Singapore *****8, and that this application will112 words
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Article, Illustration666 1998-08-11 18 Al Labita - THE BOTTOM LDVE OPINION By Al Labita The writer is BT's Manila correspondent. FOR years, the Asean Regional Forum (ARF) had been tackling security issues from the traditional politico-military perspective. Nuclear disarmament, arms race, landmines and things like that The agenda of the666 words
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Article113 1998-08-11 18 It was absurd, but we thought of ourselves as a kind of superpower. We had the certainty that progress was permanent. Now that feeling of exceptionalism has been lost, and we are just another normal nation.' -Araeßath an author and former editor-in-chief of the Dagens Nyheter newspaper,113 words
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Article606 1998-08-11 18 EDITORIAL BRITISH parliamentary democracy gave birth to the concept of a "loyal opposition" and it is one that the leader of Japan's Democratic Party, Naoto Kan, and his colleagues in other minority parties would do well to heed this week Japan's opposition parties are girding themselves606 words
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Article, Illustration1060 1998-08-11 18 The use of the money supply as economic tool, popular in the early 1980s, seems to be back in fashion The Economist IN THE heyday of monetarism in the early 1980s, economists and traders pounced eagerly on every new money-supply statistic. Most central banks then set formalThe Economist; FILE PHOTO - 1,060 words
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Article1087 1998-08-11 18 The trouble with rumours THERE may be more than a grain of truth in the old Slovakian saying that one rumour breeds another. How else can one explain the many unverified and unverifiable stories that are currently going around about upcoming price hikes, job dismissals, social1,087 words
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Miscellaneous871 1998-08-11 19 TV&RADIO HHnWMHMMI SLSffuBfo %S- £88 l'Es™ lnnova,lons "I I II Iaa KM t .Y, Innovations. lude). 4.99 Temples of India. m 4.00 Kidz Blitz: Walter Mel- &30 The Pyramid Game. 4J9 Arattai Arangam. A o. n 7.00 News 5 At Seven. 5.00 The Adventures of Vr 7 J® Noah s871 words
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Miscellaneous294 1998-08-11 19 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD 1 For those in trim and skilled jj^B lucrative 9 Left in the cooler, with egg on VV hH 10 Awful woman novelist has ■■v —L«J—u--■HBUB—— blue veins (10) 11 Set of texts put out around ~■■■I"" ■B 12 Most men are upset for brief 12 I P3294 words
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Article, Illustration713 1998-08-11 20 HENRY CHU - bemrt chu tells why Disney's latest hit is wrapped in Chinese red tape HENRY CHU LAT-WP Mulan may be doing well in Peoria, but will it play in Beijing? That is one of the biggest questions surrounding Walt Disney Co's latest full-length animated hitLAT-WP - 713 words
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Article, Illustration442 1998-08-11 20 Benjamin Loh - MUSIC His strengths lie in ability to create strong imagery in his conducting By] Benjamin Loh [SINGAPORE] Last Friday evening's Singapore Symphony Orchestra concert under the baton of principal guest conductor Okko< Kamu proved to be another inspiring musical event. In a programme of442 words
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171 1998-08-11 20 ARTSFEST AFP [EDINBURGH] The Edinburgh Fringe, the alternative to its big brother the Edinburgh Festival, got underway on Sunday with the first of thousands of sideshows ranging from the non-conformist to the classical. This year the fringe is kicking off a week ahead of theAFP - 171 words
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Advertisement263 1998-08-11 20 Kl 4. f :MEaagfWKiPi-T—^^^^^———■^=^=' <#r«* "*Wi, 4;- V,0 "-"-^■■■ff^*l^^»C^*p3P^|fff|fl^P]^ i KM hen we set out to create the most refreshing retreat at Spring City, we had more than a little help from Mother Nature herself. Here in Kunming, Yunnan, the southwestern province of China, you'll find our gently rolling fairways263 words
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559 1998-08-11 21 Felix Chan - They will explore ways to improve vessel traffic information system but no dates set Byl Felix Chan [SINGAPORE] The International Association of Independent Tanker Owners (Intertanko) is to meet, with Singapore maritime authorities on the issue of navigational safety and the Vessel Traffic559 words
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Article129 1998-08-11 21 TIME CHARTER Reuters ♦Kiho (built 1976) 169,521 dwt delivery China end Aug trip Australian r/v U554,500 Noble. ♦Moleson (built 1998) 73,018 dwt 14 on 29 plus 2.5 delivery USG Aug 18/28 trip China U556,500 plus US$6O,OOO bbChilsan. ♦SRmjohn Light—(built 1995) 71,756 dwt 14 on 28.5 plus 0.5 delivery Indonesia endReuters - 129 words
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Article272 1998-08-11 21 ICS *000 *!1I w CWT Distribution L 032 13 Chuan Hup 0.375 -0.01 30 Cosco investment 0.5 0.035 34 53S oos 226 G8Hoid»nqs 0.205 Hai Sun Hup 0.405 unch 42 Hitachi Zoser 0.53 -0.01 47 IMC Holdings 5.6 Jayl Holdings 0.375 -0.005 5 Juronq Shipyard 7.85 0.25 14272 words
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397 1998-08-11 21 Marcus Hand - By\ Marcus Hand [SINGAPORE] A group of Singapore and regional-based feeder operators serving the South Indian port of Madras are dropping congestion surcharge for cargoes both inbound and outbound from today. The feeder lines, which serve the trades between the Port of Madras and Singapore,397 words
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Article, Illustration97 1998-08-11 21 [JAKARTA] Indonesian harbour workers passing the time by fishing at Jakarta s Tanjung Priok port over the weekend. The number of arriving vessels has gone into decline during the currency crisis since imports have become expensive because of a tumbling Indonesian rupiah. The ravaging currency crisis,REUTERS - 97 words
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133 1998-08-11 21 Bloomberg [SYDNEY] Lang Corp's Patrick stevedoring unit has been asked by Australia's main anti-trust regulator, the Competition and Consumer Commission, to explain a report that it will not reduce port charges. "Public statements by Patrick that it is not intending to pass onBloomberg - 133 words
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369 1998-08-11 21 Marcus Hand - It will be releasing list of such vessels to all its affiliates By Marcus Hand [SINGAPORE! The International Transport Workers Federation (ITF) is to create a target list of ships handled by non-union labour to be distributed to its affiliates. The new initiative369 words
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Article, Illustration1107 1998-08-11 22 Paul Richardson - The success of the Medcenter Contsiner Teroiin&l <it Gioict Tfturo shows the v&lue of ownership By Paul Richardson Journal of Commerce CARRIERS are definitely catching terminal-itis. The epidemic that has been spreading throughout Asia for years, and has increasingly affectedJournal of Commerce; FILE PHOTO - 1,107 words
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Article240 1998-08-11 22 PACE OSR Senator 4 ACL 9 Danveron 4 ANL 3 D)ak Lloyd 9 9 Accord 8 Dongnama 3 Appenship s ECL 5 Astro 3 tver reen 6 Austral 9 FoonflSun 8 BSA 7 C L nl1 4 Gemartrans 8 Bayswater 6 8 ting Mas Hai Sun Hup240 words
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Article24077 1998-08-11 30 THEBUSINESSTIMES thebusinesstimes EXPORT T#l»D»ione I ETA ETA Advertiser V»SJ»I Vovao* T*l*phon« I ETA ETA Adv*rt.<«r u—... ETA ETA Advertiser Vessel Voyage Telephone ETA ETA Advertiser Vessel Voy aqe Telephone SIN Destn Name Nam. Number Number SIN Destn Nam, Not. Number Number To BEIRUT (BEY) 2046 A Lebanon To24,077 words
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Article635 1998-08-11 35 Vessel Voy No Berth Arrival Departure JuroRf hrt Bt Toil Jaya *****8 J01 alongside 10 08/2000 C Progress 11/08 JtO alongside 10.08/1500 Erka Sun 08/98 J15 alongside 11.08/1500 Em Express 165 J16 alongside 13.08/0700 Idc 1 5/98 J17 alongside 13.08/1100 Petersfield V099 Jt5 alongside It08/0600 0m 938 23635 words
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Article1837 1998-08-11 35 receiving OF export fcl containers and lcl cargo I Booking/Balance Rstls Ship VoyNo Etb/Btr Ptrlod From To From *c> oi3i n/mn u lo/isoo io/m» N/mn M/1500 M/1659 10/1900 umnti izitu u/oroo u m/hoo N/KS9 mTnoo M/1500 10/1659 10/1900 a m/1700 n/0659 n/0900 2» 10/1700 IV 0659 n/0900 J1,837 words
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Article195 1998-08-11 35 Aug 12. Thailand: HM The Queen's Birthday. Aug 15. Austria: Assumption Day. Belgium: Assumption Day. France: Assumption Day. Greece: Assumption Day. Italy: Assumption Day. Luxembourg: Assumption Day. Portugal: Assumption Of Our Lady. South Korea: Liberation Day. Spain: Assumption Day. Angl7. Indonesia: Indonesian National Day. Aug 18. Hong Kong:195 words
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Article1007 1998-08-11 35 THIS report, compiled by Cockett Marine Oil Ltd. shows price ranges in US dollars instead of single prices for a more comprehensive description of the market Prices shown are based on average-sized stem Market movements are indicated The Cockett Bunker Price Index change and the individual1,007 words
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Article545 1998-08-11 35 tzl Carbon 180 Mm 993.1 0.9 16.7 0.10 72 0.07 At* 6 Density Water Residue Ask Aluminium Sediment No above E25 4 0 9 0 0 0 380 Ave 986.8 03 15.8 0.08 27 0.04 Ohm 380 Mi 992.8 0.9 19.2 0.11 til 0.28 nt/MM v/v545 words
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210 1998-08-11 36 Reuters [MANILA] Philippine aviation authorities have suspended the flights of Grand International Airways Inc (Grand Air), one of the newer domestic airlines, for violations of safety rules. The Philippines Air Transportation Office (ATO) chief Jacinto Ortega said that during a flight of theReuters - 210 words
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Article, Illustration314 1998-08-11 36 Firm expects decline doe to product revamp, sluggish Asian demand Bloomberg [SEATTLE] Boeing Co, the world's biggest airplane maker, said it expects aircraft production to fall by 10 per cent or more in 2000 from next year as the company revamps itsBloomberg; FILE PHOTO - 314 words
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262 1998-08-11 36 Reuters [LONDON] British Airways pic (BA) will soon announce an order worth £2 billion (555.7 billion) for up to 34 Boeing Co long-haul twin-jets and a £3 billion order for more than 100 short-haul jets from Airbus Industrie, The Sunday Times said. TheReuters - 262 words
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375 1998-08-11 36 Carriers asked to examine parts of pump for wear Reuters [WASHINGTON] The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has ordered further checks on Boeing 747 centre fuel tanks, asking airlines to examine parts of a pump for excessive wear that could cause aReuters - 375 words
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Article, Illustration330 1998-08-11 36 Reuters (MOSCOW] The search was still on late Sunday for would-be hijackers who sparked a security alert when they threatened to blow up a Moscow-bound jet unless they were given US$lOO,OOO (Ssl 74,550). But after a day of questioning of all 97Reuters; AFP - 330 words
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Advertisement386 1998-08-11 21 Getting ahead by owning a terminal Success of Medcenter at Gioia Tauro shows the value of ownership. Page 2 People The Singapore National Shippers Council (SNSC) has elected the following to serve on the management committee for 1998/99: Ong Khim Kiat 2nd Vice-chairman Michael Toh Honorary secretary Mr Ong Derek386 words
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Advertisement116 1998-08-11 21 Boeing output may fall 10% in 2000 Decline due to product revamp, sluggish Asian demand. Back Page *VfjßP r i« *tw^BORDERLESS *^gg^, H&f/ ;"S%?S T V;\: |#i* jbddbfS f not' nd lob t "ZSt V; v NVK /s making extraordinary advances in r~* l| T-C shipping history with a fleet116 words
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