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Title Section16 2001-03-20 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MITA (P) 107/03/2001 SINGAPORE Internet: http://business-times.asial .com.sg/ TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 2001 s est16 words
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Article79 2001-03-20 1 SH 1,***** (-49.95) nir-su mm hzm (<21.68) ST INDEX FUTURES 1,727.00 (-44.00) SDDKXnmiBES 218J0 (-6.50) STOCMAKET INDICES Monday Change KLSE COUP ***** *71 NIKKEI 226 12.190J7 4101 HANG SENG 13,467.69 4416 SET INDEX 29IJ9 1.79 JAKARTA OOMP 967.14 -IU8 MANILA COMP —1,507.62 +#.20 TAIPH WP! 6,781*3 +41.11 SEOUL79 words
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Article78 2001-03-20 1 FOBEX BATES USt£$p«rUSS)i__- 1.77! £(USS/8$ per S) 1.427 1S27 El'RO(US$/SS/E) 9M li8S DM 1186 1.224 YEN 1214 09.70 RM 1800 2.146 HKS 7.799 4 404 BAHT 4398 24i9 RUP1AH 19,4m 1872 •St to 100 units PUKE RATES SINGAPORE* 5.80 KUALA LUMPUR 7.67 JAKARTA 39.00 BANGKOK .9 JO MANILA 1178 words
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1338 2001-03-20 1 Anthony Rowley - Move marks radical monetary policy change to arrest deflationary spiral From> Anthony Rowley in Tokyo THE Bank of Japan yesterday announced a radical change in its approach to monetary policy it will force a powerful jet of new money into the1,338 words
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567 2001-03-20 1 Ten hits 22-month low, bnt Nikkei escapes with mild 0.3% slide [SINGAPORE] Most major Asian bourses lost ground yesterday, while the yen dragged down other regional currencies on its march south despite caution ahead of the US Federal Reserve's interest rate meeting567 words
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Article70 2001-03-20 1 AP [NEW YORK] The US stock market got a reprieve yesterday morning, recovering from a bloody debacle last week as investors held out hope for an aggressive interest rate cut today. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 35.68 at 9,859.09 in the first hourAP - 70 words
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746 2001-03-20 1 Teh Hooi Ling - Cash, share offer seen in line with govt move to cat stake By' Teh Hooi Ling [SINGAPORE] Cable Wireless Optus shareholders will end up with a 17 per cent stake of Singapore Telecom as part of its Asl7 billion (Ssls746 words
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Advertisement78 2001-03-20 1 DfSPB Top Stories ST Kinetics gunning for Italy arms deal. Pgs Omni's profit up 60% to $47m. Pg 6 Foreign banks in talks to join Nets. Pg 9 More consolidation seen among general insurers in Singapore: S&P. pq 10 ADB slashes growth forecast for 5 Asian economies. Pg 14 EU78 words
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688 2001-03-20 2 David Boey - l-ii exclusive Choppy market, so more leeway sought in terms of IPO pricing and timing tty David Boey [SINGAPORE] Market volatility appears to have spread to the initial public offering market, with some stockmarket aspirants ditching their lead managers for finance advisers688 words
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Article, Illustration511 2001-03-20 2 Conrad Raj - Deal struck for $207.5 m cash; only Dilmnn group left to sell, worth about $20m Byi Conrad Raj [SINGAPORE] SembCorp Logistics (SembLog) has sold most of its marine services business to PSA Marine for $207.5 million cash as part of a previouslyCHRIS LOH - 511 words
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483 2001-03-20 2 Anna Teo - They are wanted in sectors across the board: survey Ryi Anna Teo [SINGAPORE] Demand for technology-sawy executives drove a 30 per cent jump in se-nior-level hirings in Asia-Pa-cific last year, according to Korn/Ferry International's latest index of international executive demand.483 words
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ON THE grapevine
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Article83 2001-03-20 2 ACCORDING to one dealer, the stock market may be on the slide but he is still getting plenty of calls. Some of his retail clients are net buyers, with institutions the net sellers. So the outlook cannot be all that bad. "One sold his DBS when83 words
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Article61 2001-03-20 2 LAST week, The Business Times ran an online poll after regional bourses started sliding. The poll sought opinions on whether Asian markets are headed for a major meltdown. This is how readers voted: Yes, they're being dragged down by Wall Street 56% No, prospects in Asia are61 words
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MARKET chill
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Article, Illustration910 2001-03-20 4 Analysts are split down the middle on the likely size of the Fed rate reduction as they weigh conflicting signs about the economy Reuters IT is a given the US Federal Reserve will drop interest rates at a meeting today but a toss-up whetherReuters; AFP - 910 words
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181 2001-03-20 4 AFX [WASHINGTON] Former Federal Reserve board governor Wayne Angell said there could be a further sharp decline in US equity markets if the Federal Open Market Committee only cuts its key Federal funds target rate by 50 basis points at its formalAFX - 181 words
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612 2001-03-20 4 Audrey Tan - Rate-sensitive plays seen outperforming the market From Audrey Tan in Hongkong ALREADY soft from a poor economic outlook and the contagion effect of Wall Street, Hongkong stocks could take a further tumble tomorrow if the US Federal Reserve fails to612 words
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429 2001-03-20 4 Eddie Toh - From Eddie Toh in Kuala Lumpur THE Malaysian stock market continued to head south despite efforts by the government to spur the economy and wipe the slate clean on non-performing loans in the country. The unremitting pressure on the market the429 words
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Article539 2001-03-20 4 Reuters [TOKYO] An alarming downturn in Japan is a fresh hammer blow for exportdependent Asian economies already in pain because of a severe slowdown in the US and their own failure to overhaul inefficient, debt-ridden companies. As well as reducing demand for Asia's exports, economistsReuters - 539 words
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Advertisement378 2001-03-20 4 INSEAD Singapore mM I Fontrinebleru INSEAD, the reputed international business school and ranked by Business Week as the best outside the US, has a fully functional campus with accommodation facilities in Singapore conducting MBA and Executive Education programmes. For more than 15 years, INSEAD has organised various programmes in Singapore,378 words
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SINGAPORE companies
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Article, Illustration469 2001-03-20 5 David Boey - It nnveils world's first 155 mm self-propelled howitzer From] David Boey in Abu Dhabi SINGAPORE Technologies Engineering unit ST Kinetics yesterday unveiled the world's first 155 mm air-trans-portable, self-propelled howitzer, and said it plans to customise the weapon to compete in an Italian Army469 words
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264 2001-03-20 5 Rachel Ong - By Rachel Ong MAINBOARD-LISTED Huan Hsin yesterday reported that its net profit for 2000 had risen 52 per cent to $22.1 million," in line with analysts' forecast of $22.8 million. Higher turnover in all core segments provided the impetus. A favourable foreign exchange264 words
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988 2001-03-20 5 teh hooi ling - i!*T3!llock siew teh hooi ling THE first rule in negotiation is to be prepared to walk away. Unconfirmed reports from Sydney suggest that that's the approach Singapore Telecom is taking in its bid to buy over Australia's second largest telecoms988 words
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Article, Illustration516 2001-03-20 6 Andrew Wee - Earnings beat forecasts as contract manufacturing revenue jumps 116% By Andrew Wee OMNI Industries Ltd yesterday surpassed analysts' expectations by posting a 60 per cent rise in net profit to $47.3 million for the year ended December, thanks to the sparkling performanceRICHARD CHNG - 516 words
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769 2001-03-20 6 Kalpana Rashiwala - Bat picture may change soon with store at Raffles City By\ Kalpana Rashiwala ROBINSON'S Marks and Spencer (M&S) stores in Singapore have returned to their position as the group's most profitable operations although analysts say the picture may change in the near future769 words
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Article, Illustration392 2001-03-20 6 Andrew Wee - New CEO sets fresh coarse for Pacfasion.com anit, adding e-services Hyi Andrew Wee PACIFIC Internet will focus on providing a comprehensive suite of Internet services to businesses, its new chief executive officer told BT yesterday. Since becoming president and CEO atRICHARD CHNG - 392 words
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Article273 2001-03-20 7 Ven Sreenivasan - By Ven Sreenivasan PANPAC Media may have found a buyer for its financial portal AsiaStockWatch.com. "The company has entered into an agreement with the prospective investor granting it an exclusive option to consider the viability of the investment for a period of two weeks," PanPac said.273 words
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244 2001-03-20 7 Andrea Tan - By. Andrea Tan HOTEL Properties Ltd bounced back into the black with a $43.1 million net profit last year after a $57.2 million loss in 1999 thanks to the sale of land rights in its London Canary Riverside development. For the year244 words
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COMPANY Briefs
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Article42 2001-03-20 7 THE Securities Investors Association Singapore (SLAS) is organising the SIAS Online Trading and Investment Fair 2001. The event will run from Mar 31 to Apr 1 at the Singapore International Convention and Exhibition Centre gallery. Admission is free.42 words
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Article42 2001-03-20 7 HONG Lai Huat Group reported a 57 per cent drop in net profit to $2.38 million for 2000. Turnover was $58.1 million, down 20.4 per cent. The lower turnover was attributed to lower construction division activities.42 words
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Article51 2001-03-20 7 WBL Corporation has clarified that the proforma group for the purpose of listing its subsidiary M-Flex Singapore Pte Ltd (MFS) consists of MFS and its subsidiaries but does not include Multi-Fineline Electronix, Inc and its subsidiaries as reported in BT on Saturday. We are sorry for the51 words
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Article1016 2001-03-20 7 Paul Thompson - New counter tops transparency index in results released last week By Paul Thompson The writer also lectures on accounting at the University of Nottingham in Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur THE latest batch of results proves that relatively small, newly listed companies can excel on the Corporate1,016 words
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Article320 2001-03-20 8 Stocks Vohmw Frontline 5c 23,835,000 SingTel 15c 16,816,000 People s Food HGK 50c 15,677,000 PCL50C 8.854,000 OUB 8,739,000 PacificCentutylOc 7,715,000 Integra 5c 7,628,000 Lankom US2C 7,296,000 GES Intl Ltd 20c 6,948,000 DBSGrp 6,565,000 Stock* DBS Grp.. 107,521.540 OUB 59,031,050 SPH 56,363,522 OCBC 48,397,120 DOB 42,796,584 SingTel 15c 40,453,598 S4A 22,313,015320 words
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Article, Illustration614 2001-03-20 8 ven sreenivasan - l I comment STOCKS ven sreenivasan SINGAPORE stocks tumbled to another twoyear low yesterday as jitters about Japan's financial woes and higher oil prices combined with fears about the direction of the US economy. The intensity of the614 words
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Article, Illustration242 2001-03-20 8 Ven Sreenivasan - HOT STOCK Ven Sreenivasan AFTER a recovery that started in March last year, the stock of drinks maker Fraser Neave (F&N) is showing signs of intense weakness. It has fallen almost 17 per cent in the past six weeks and tumbled another 30 cents or242 words
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Article, Illustration184 2001-03-20 8 Ven Sreenivasan - WARRANT WATCH By- Ven Sreenivasan AS mentioned many times in this column, warrants are bull market instruments. So it was a surprise to see a warrant heading the percentage gainers' list yesterday. First Engineering's warrant, which expires in October this year, rose one cent184 words
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Article, Illustration410 2001-03-20 8 larry wee - -I I comment CURRENCIES larry wee WITH two of three major American stock indices sinking to their lowest levels in more than two years last Friday, the greenback first made impressive gains yesterday but faltered by the close suggesting possibly moreSource: Reuters - 410 words
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Article2742 2001-03-20 8 UNIT TRUSTS FUNDS Manager's prices (Ss): Mar 20 Ahardean Asset Mgt Asia Ltd Aberdeen Select Portfolio: Global MNC Fd 0.736 0.774 Global Technology Fd!** 0.625 0.657 UK Blue Chip Fd!** 0.745 0.783 American Opport Fd 0.811 0.852 ContEuro EqtyFd!** 1.043 1.096 JapanEqtyFd!** 1.107 1.163 Asian Fixed Income Fd 1.076 1.1092,742 words
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Article, Illustration445 2001-03-20 9 Ling Su Ann - Bnt it will not replace bank branches or ATMs By Ling Su Ann THE newly-introduced CashBack service offered at selected retail stores will result in cost savings for local banks, but will not replace branches or ATMs (automated teller machines).FILE PHOTO - 445 words
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319 2001-03-20 9 They eye network's 17,000 terminals in 10,000 outlets Bloomberg [SINGAPORE] Citigroup Inc. Standard Chartered pic and two other foreign banks may get access to Nets, the network set up in 1985 by Singapore lenders that lets retailers debit a customer's bank account atBloomberg - 319 words
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283 2001-03-20 9 Diana Oon Abdullah - From Diana Oon Abdullah in Kuala Lumpur MALAYSIA is the investment destination of choice for Singapore companies, said the visiting president of the Singapore Confederation of Industries (SCI), Robin Lau, yesterday. Besides the lower cost of doing business in the country, social and283 words
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Article315 2001-03-20 9 I=M=J on the economy wages AVERAGE monthly earnings rose to $3,585 in the fourth quarter of last year in real terms, up 9 per cent from a year ago, official figures show. For the fUll year, monthly earnings across the board averaged $3,030.315 words
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524 2001-03-20 10 Angela Tan - Tie-nps likely to be foreign insurers taking strategic stakes in local firms By. Angela Tan POST-Asian crisis recovery for Singapore insurance companies has been difficult, with rating agency Standard Poor's (S&P) seeing room for consolidation among more than half of the general insurers524 words
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Article, Illustration173 2001-03-20 10 Chuang Peck Ming - Fromi Chuang Peck Ming in Warsaw PRIME Minister Goh Chok Tong arrived in Poland's capital yesterday morning and was given a full ceremonial welcome by his Polish counterpart, Jerzy Buzek. The 15-minute ceremony took place at the Prime Minister's Chancery. After the orchestraST/IRENE NG - 173 words
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Article, Illustration300 2001-03-20 10 Andrea Tan - Plans also include building a new service culture By- Andrea Tan AN urban entertainment centre to showcase Singapore as a fun-filled and vibrant destination is one of the key recommendations made by the Tourism 21 Status Review committees. Other recommendations to helpFILE PHOTO - 300 words
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279 2001-03-20 10 Denis Distant Singapore, via Internet - MAiLiirrrn Denis Distant Singapore, via Internet MOST shareholders who attended the Special General Meeting of Wah Shing International Holdings on March 17 were shocked to be told at the registration desk that they could not vote or ask questions at the meeting because they279 words
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533 2001-03-20 10 Narayana Narayana Singapore via Internet - Narayana Narayana Singapore via Internet I REFER to your article "OUB imposes floor limit caveat on IPO subscription rates" (BT, March 15). Your article carries the interesting explanation that "Overseas Union Bank has taken the unusual step in a bid to shield investors533 words
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FOCUS property
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185 2001-03-20 11 CITY Developments sold 45 units at its freehold Goldenhill Park condominium at the weekend, while Allgreen Properties sold 15 at its 99-year-leasehold Binjai Crest cluster housing project. The purchases bring overall sales at CityDev's Lorong Chuan project to 125 units and those at185 words
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Article, Illustration732 2001-03-20 11 lee han shih - Aberration —or foreboding? Marina South is in dangor of succumbing to the Tuas effect' I I comment PROPERTY lee han shih THE Urban Redevelopment Authority's tender for two prime pieces of land in the reclaimed Marina South closed last week in the midst of what many have called the biggestFILE PHOTO - 732 words
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280 2001-03-20 11 Trina Foo - It launches design contest after earlier delay By Trina Foo PLANS for the new NTUC building at Raffles Quay have been dusted off again after hitches in the project caused a delay of several years. The building was slated to be ready this year,280 words
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Article, Illustration807 2001-03-20 12 suresh kumar - OPINION iTTTqi bottom line suresh kumar The writer is emerging markets analyst with Standard and Poors MMS International IT was Black Monday for the Indonesian rupiah last week. It suffered its biggest oneday loss against the US dollar in 35 months. The fall,807 words
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Article98 2001-03-20 12 'Individual investors got hooked on equities. It went too far, and they came to think that equities were riskless.' Robert Glauber chief executive of the National Association of Securities Brokers and a Treasury Department undersecretary in the first Bush administration, on the state of US stockholders. 'I'm98 words
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Article627 2001-03-20 12 EDITORIAL PRESIDENT Abdurrahman Wahid seems to be in danger of losing his grip on the presidency. He is facing open opposition even from his vice-president, Megawati Sukarnoputri, once thought to be a loyal ally. The big question is whether, and how, the Indonesian627 words
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Article, Illustration1234 2001-03-20 12 Prem Shankar Jha - The Tehelka exposure has simply pnt beyond doubt what people in India already knew abont political corruption By\ Prem Shankar Jha The writer, based in New Delhi and former editor of The Hindustan Times, contributed this article to BT TEHELKA.COM'S clandestinely videotaped exposure ofAP - 1,234 words
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682 2001-03-20 12 Thomas Szasz - COMMENTARY With 'friends' like these in the establishment, pity America's kids By' Thomas Szasz The writer, a professor emeritus of psychiatry at SUNY in Syracuse, New York, is the author of the forthcoming book, 'Pharmacracy: Medicine and Politics in America' LATWP FIFTY years agoLATWP - 682 words
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Article, Illustration644 2001-03-20 13 SINGAPORE Bat analysts say their new forex roles can do little to bring about respite for ailing baht, rnpiah Reuters CENTRAL banks in Indonesia and Thailand may huff-and-puff and impose hefty fines on banks for breaching their newly-imposed forex rules, but analysts reckonReuters; AFP - 644 words
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327 2001-03-20 13 KUALA LUMPUR Bloomberg TENAGA Nasional Bhd will buy back more of its bonds than it expected, Lehman Brothers Inc, which helped arrange the purchase, said, after the company offered bondholders more than the securities' market value. It offered to buy back US$9OO millionBloomberg - 327 words
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296 2001-03-20 13 JAKARTA Jakarta bourse says outcome will be made public THREE officials of beleaguered Asia Pulp and Paper (APP) units declined to answer reporters' questions after a scheduled hearing with the Jakarta Stock Exchange yesterday. "The outcome of the hearing will be296 words
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Article, Illustration400 2001-03-20 13 JAKARTA AG has to arrest 3 'YlPs' by end March or face the sack AP THE future of Indonesia's at-torney-general was in doubt yesterday after President Abdurrahman Wahid threatened to dismiss him unless "three important people" were arrested by the end of the month. InAP - 400 words
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202 2001-03-20 13 Central bank still supporting ailing rnpiah in the market Reuters [JAKARTA] Indonesia's central bank said yesterday that it would raise interest rates this week due to concern about inflation and added it had continued to intervene in the currency market to sup- portReuters - 202 words
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461 2001-03-20 13 JAKARTA The move could accelerate impeachment proceedings AFP NINE Indonesian political parties yesterday asked Parliament to call a plenary session within a fortnight to discuss a second censure motion against President Abdurrahman Wahid, a senior MP said. Reform faction leaderAFP - 461 words
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177 2001-03-20 14 BANGKOK Bloomberg SEAGATE Technology Inc, the world's biggest disk drive maker, said it plans to invest as much as 5.5 billion baht (Ss22l million) in three projects in Thailand to help pare property costs, wages and taxes. The company will expand orBloomberg - 177 words
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Article, Illustration541 2001-03-20 14 Malaysia, Indonesia, S Korea, Thailand and Philippines hit by global slowdown AFP [MANILA] The Asian Development Bank (ADB) yesterday drastically cut its economic growth forecast for 2001 of five Asian economies due to the USled global slowdown and weak electronics demand. TheAFP; AP - 541 words
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462 2001-03-20 14 Harish Mehta - US firm and 2 Japanese banks target mid-sized companies From Harish Mehta in Bangkok A MAJOR US investor and two Japanese banks yesterday set up a Thailand Corporate Recovery Fund worth US$l5O million (***** million), aimed at reviving the fortunes of troubled mediumsized462 words
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Article, Illustration518 2001-03-20 14 Quak Hiang Whai - From Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong AMID the uncertain economic outlook, Hongkong's jobless rate reversed its one-and-a-half years' downtrend, rising in the three months to February to 4.5 per cent, from 4.3 per cent in the preceding three months to January.AFP - 518 words
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432 2001-03-20 15 BOMBAY Congress party urges go vt to resign; Budget session paralysed AFP, AFX-Asia INDIA'S ongoing political crisis, coupled with payments concerns on the stock exchanges, could slow down the pace of economic reforms and dampen foreign investor sentiment, analysts said yesterday. India'sAFP,; AFX-Asia - 432 words
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382 2001-03-20 15 Quak Hiang Whai - From Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong CITIC Pacific Ltd, a Hongkong conglomerate backed by state-controlled China International Trust and Investment Corp (Citic), yesterday reported a 16 per cent jump in net profit to HK53.43 billion (*****.6 million) for the year ended382 words
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274 2001-03-20 15 TAIPEI Reuters A POWER blackout forced an emergency shutdown of a nuclear power station in southern Taiwan on Sunday, the worst such incident in 22 years, but there was no risk of radiation leaks, officials said yesterday. State-run Taiwan Power Co, which overseesReuters - 274 words
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613 2001-03-20 16 CHICAGO Wireless firms face challenges of US downturn, upgrading tech to next level Reuters AMID a gloomy economic outlook and a loss of investor faith in the telecommunications industry, wireless firms are poised to jump-start the momentum for the launch ofReuters - 613 words
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E Briefs
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90 2001-03-20 16 Reuters [NEW YORK] Lucent Technologies Inc was set to announce yesterday a three-year, US$5 billion (SsB.9 billion) contract to outfit Verizon Wireless with kit designed significantly to increase the capacity of the largest wireless provider in the US, the Wall Street Journal reportedReuters - 90 words
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56 2001-03-20 16 AFX-Asia [TOKYO] Sega Corp will name co-chief operating officer Tetsu Kayama new president of the firm, replacing Isao Ohkawa, who died of a heart failure last week, the Yomiuri Shimbun reported, without specifying sources. Mr Kayama joined Sega last November and was named co-chiefAFX-Asia - 56 words
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84 2001-03-20 16 AFP [STOCKHOLM] Ericsson, the beleaguered Swedish telecoms giant, is to present measures by the end of March to overcome problems in its telephone handsets unit, the Swedish news agency TT said yesterday quoting Ericsson officials. Ericsson warned last week that it would post a heavyAFP - 84 words
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Article62 2001-03-20 16 AFX [FRANKFURT] The German military plans to stop using Microsoft Corp's software following information it received that the US secret service is in possession of the complete facility for decoding Microsoft, the weekly magazine Spiegel reported without citing sources. The military is to employ decoding technologyAFX - 62 words
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Article, Illustration64 2001-03-20 16 [HANOVER] A worker sets up LCD screens showing a video called "Better Software "at one of the stands on thefairground in Hanover on Sunday, four days ahead of the opening ofthe CeBIT, the world's biggest computer, software and telecommunication fair. Some B,oooexhibitorsfrom 62 countries areAFP - 64 words
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537 2001-03-20 16 TOKYO Reuters JAPAN'S Nintendo Co Ltd is set to ignite the biggest battle yet in the video game market with its long-awaited launch tomorrow of Game Boy Advance, successor to the world's top-selling Game Boy hand-held machine. On the surface, the newReuters - 537 words
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410 2001-03-20 16 TOKYO L-mode to be modelled on DoCoMo's i-mode Bloomberg ATSUHIKO Sata, a marketing manager at NTT East Corp, pledged in September not to shave until his company signed one million users for a service allowing Internet access through specially designed home telephones. How longBloomberg - 410 words
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236 2001-03-20 16 SANTA CLARA, California Bloomberg PALM Inc, the No 1 maker of handheld PCs, unveiled its first devices that work with expansion cards and an updated operating system, to compete with new machines from Handspring Inc and Sony Corp. Palm's US$4OO <Ss7oB) M5OO and US$45O MBloomberg - 236 words
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256 2001-03-20 16 Live Art on the Net from seven artists BERLIN Project said to be world's first Net art marathon AFP SEVEN German artists have launched what they called the world's first Internet art marathon with "Live Art", a project to broadcast artistic creation online seven hours a day over seven days.AFP - 256 words
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Article, Illustration577 2001-03-20 17 BRUSSELS Ministers to examine the battery of steps taken to contain virus, discuss mass vaccination AFP EU farm ministers gathered in Brussels yesterday to deal with ways of containing the spread of foot-and-mouth disease, with the controversial issue of mass vaccination of animals at riskAFP - 577 words
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318 2001-03-20 17 ABERDEEN The mutual fond manager says it is neither seeking nor soliciting offers Bloomberg ABERDEEN Asset Management Pic, Britain's No 4 mutual fund manager, has received no recent takeover offers, said chief executive Martin Gilbert. "We have had no approaches for agesBloomberg - 318 words
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390 2001-03-20 17 ANKARA AP TURKEY has reached a preliminary agreement with the International Monetary Fund on steps to shore up an economy that the government yesterday said would contract by 2 per cent this year. Economy minister Kemal Dervis said asAP - 390 words
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511 2001-03-20 17 LONDON Cash offer has been pnt to the clnh's shareholders, valning it at £12m Reuters A TAKEOVER battle at the Groucho Club, favourite watering hole of London's leading literary lights and home to Bohemian bonhomie, has got members and shareholders grumbling into their ginReuters - 511 words
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409 2001-03-20 17 LONDON The bank hopes to sell more cards by linking op with the US giant Reuters BRITISH bank Abbey National yesterday sold its credit card business to the European arm of US card giant MBNA for £289 million (Ss72B million) under aReuters - 409 words
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300 2001-03-20 17 TOKYO Bloomberg SUMITOMO Bank and Sakura Bank said they will evenly split the top 50 executive positions after they combine to form the world's second largest lender next month. Sakura chairman Masahiro Takasaki and Sumitomo chairman Toshio MorikawaBloomberg - 300 words
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241 2001-03-20 18 TOKYO AFP ELECTRONICS giant Toshiba Corp said yesterday that it was shifting its entire Japanese production of standard television sets to northern China in an attempt to survive intensifying competition. The Japanese company plans to transfer the production to aAFP - 241 words
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473 2001-03-20 18 SEOUL Ailing carmaker imposes news blackont on takeover talks with General Motors AFP BANKRUPT South Korean carmaker Daewoo Motor Co said yesterday it will slash 6,500 overseas staff and imposed a news blackout on takeover talks with General Motors. The latest layoffs willAFP - 473 words
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Article, Illustration405 2001-03-20 18 AFP [SEOUL] Fugitive Daewoo Group founder Kim Woo Choong is preparing his memoirs in Europe and contemplating suicide to take responsibility for his failed business, his lawyer said. Kim, 65, is worried that he may have a second attack of stomachAFP; REUTERS - 405 words
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Article, Illustration553 2001-03-20 19 MELBOURNE Shares in the new company, BHP Billiton, will be traded in London and Sydney Bloomberg BHP Ltd, Australia's biggest resources company, has agreed to acquire Billiton pic of the UK, creating the world's biggest mining company by marketBloomberg; REUTERS - 553 words
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371 2001-03-20 19 CANBERRA Bat govt promises to listen more to voter concerns AP THE government will continue with economic reform, but listen more to voter concerns. Prime Minister John Howard said yesterday after a big swing to the opposition in a key by-election. With the result inAP - 371 words
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230 2001-03-20 19 TOKYO Reuters JAPAN'S biggest carmaker, Toyota Motor Corp, said yesterday it is in talks with US auto giant Ford Motor Co and other makers to cooperate in areas possibly including financial services and low emission cars. "We are discussing with aReuters - 230 words
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Article257 2001-03-20 21 Wong Ann Chuen Refco (Singapore) Pte Ltd - S6Z Derivatives Trading Report ST Index/MSCI SPpore Index Wong Ann Chuen Refco (Singapore) Pte Ltd THE Singapore stock market continued to mirror downturns in the US stock markets, where both Dow Jones and Nasdaq remained in bearish mood. At the close, the benchmark Straits Times257 words
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Article228 2001-03-20 21 MSCI Taiwan Index THE Taiwan stock market tumbled yesterday as electronics and financial bourses lost steam ahead of the US Federal Reserve's policy-set-ting meeting. At the close, the MSCI Taiwan stock index was 5.85 points, or 2.23 per cent, lower at 256.38 points. The market stayed228 words
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Article218 2001-03-20 21 Reuters London THE yen bounced off 22month lows against the US dollar yesterday after Japanese officials raised doubts about their perceived tolerance of a weaker yen, just hours after monetary easing by Japan's central bank. The confusion over policy triggered waves of profit-tak-ing which sent the dollar slidingReuters - 218 words
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Article, Illustration2906 2001-03-20 22 HONGKONG AFP ClHaiigSeng -6135 HONGKONG share prices fell 0.5 per cent yesterday in cautious trade following a decline on Wall Street on Friday, dealers said. The local bourse was expected to remain weak in the near future regardless of whether USAFP - 2,906 words
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2136 2001-03-20 22 TOKYO AFP n Nikkei 225 -42,01 TOKYO stock prices closed mixed yesterday as investors retreated to the sidelines ahead of a decision by the Bank of Japan (BOJ) on whether to return to zero interest rates, brokers said. The Tokyo Stock Exchange's Nikkei--225AFP - 2,136 words
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Article, Illustration1050 2001-03-20 22 AFP PI Shenzhen Binder +25.73 SHANGHAI B-shares climbed 3.9 per cent yesterday as strong buying demand from local investors overpowered profit-taking pressure, dealers said. The Shanghai Stock Exchange's B Share Index added 5.16 points at 137.43 on turnover of 1.69 billion yuan. The A Share Index rose 16.02 points,AFP; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 1,050 words
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Article387 2001-03-20 22 AFP OVP Index -142.04 TAIWAN share prices closed 2.4 per cent lower yesterday on concerns over Wall Street's fall on Friday, dealers said. The Taiwan Stock Exchange Weighted Price Index fell 142.04 points to 5,641.89, while turnover shrank to NT575.97 billion from the previous trading session's NT5146.69 billion. "SentimentAFP - 387 words
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Article, Illustration410 2001-03-20 23 AFP C 3 Composite Index -&75 MALAYSIAN shares closed one per cent lower yesterday as the bourse came under seUing pressure amid last Friday's Wall Street declines, dealers said. The Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange Composite Index feU 6.75 points to finish at 665.26.AFP - 410 words
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Article318 2001-03-20 24 AFP n Composite Index -434 SOUTH Korean shares fell 0.8 per cent or 4.34 points to close at 534.33 yesterday. Volume was 251.7 million shares worth 1.2 trillion won. AFP Marl* to* Ana m Semi 4000 20 Brjln T»cfl 580 -20 Central Bank 170 0 ChetlComm <***** 0 DmAFP - 318 words
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Article, Illustration763 2001-03-20 24 AFP O SET Index -L 7 THAI share prices fell 0.6 per cent yesterday in rangebound trade, with investors sidelined ahead of the FOMC meeting in the United States, dealers said. The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) Composite Index slipped 1.7 points to 291.30 while the SET 50 IndexAFP - 763 words
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Article, Illustration758 2001-03-20 24 AFP P Composite Index -1138 INDONESIAN share prices plunged 3.5 per cent to close at a 28-month low yesterday, due to a lack of fresh leads and uncertainty ahead of the US Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, dealers said. The Jakarta Stock Exchange Composite Index closed down 13.38AFP - 758 words
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Article551 2001-03-20 24 AFP HAD Ordinaries -35.6 A RUSH for BHP shares after it announced plans to merge with Britain's Billiton failed to prevent Australian shares sliding 1.1 per cent yesterday. The All Ordinaries Index fell 35.6 points to 3,161.5 and the SP/ASX2OO fell 36.4 points to 3,216.0. The All Industrials IndexAFP - 551 words
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Article282 2001-03-20 24 Reuters PI Composite Index +920 MANILA stocks closed slightly higher yesterday as local investors engaged in shortterm buying. Last-minute buying saw the 33-share Composite Index climb 9.20 points to close at 1,507.52 points. Turnover slid to 290.80 million pesos from Friday's 309.43 million. Reuters (OOP) Abacus Construction 0.56 unchReuters - 282 words
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Article263 2001-03-20 24 AFP PIBSE-40 -3L38 THE New Zealand sharemarket closed 1.5 per cent lower yesterday. The benchmark NZSE-40 closed down 31.38 points, at 2,067.68, as the New Zealand dollar see-sawed between 41.5 and 42 US cents. Market turnover was NZ$lB4 million. —AFP ■Mr* IBS (000) A3vantage HOS 1.02 -0.06 228 AirAFP - 263 words
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Article, Illustration779 2001-03-20 26 For four years, figure skating has been dominated by the veterans Reuters [VANCOUVER] IT HAS been four years since a diminutive 14-year-old named Tara Lipinski took the world championships by storm, becoming the youngest women's winner in figure skating history. Less than 12Reuters; AFP - 779 words
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Article, Illustration1138 2001-03-20 28 YVETTE FLANIGAN,REBECCA CHEW - yvette flanigak and REBECCA chew explain why it is so important for professions in the healthcare industry, which deals with sensitive personal information and physical safety, to be registered YVETTE FLANIGAN,REBECCA CHEW The writers are from Rajah Tann, Andersen Legal. Ms Flanigan is from the firm's Technology PracticeFILE PHOTO - 1,138 words
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Article, Illustration1782 2001-03-20 29 RACHEL ONG - RfttiHKi. oira sat in on a recent conference on career trends in a knowledge-based economy, and muses on the 6.2 career changes that she and her contemporaries are likely to see in their lifetime RACHEL ONG Rachel Ong, all of 18years old and yet to embarkFILE PHOTO - 1,782 words
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Article, Illustration1006 2001-03-20 30 JANICE LEE - The merits aside, a scholarship is not a straight ticket to success and isn't for the laid-back types, says JANICE LEE JANICE LEE Scholarship applications have just closed. And after the flurry of forms and testimonials, students have barely time to breatheFILE PHOTO - 1,006 words
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709 2001-03-20 30 Koh Hui Ting - DOSt 14: It from Massachusetts By Koh Hui Ting I REMEMBER the day I went back to school to collect my A level results. It was the most exciting and harrowing day of my life. As I walked into the school hall709 words
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