The Business Times, 15 February 1993

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    13 1 SINGAPORE BusinessTimes MITA (P) 552/12/92 Monday February 15 1993 WE KNOW ASIA 75*
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  • 2am LATEST
    • Article
      Lock icon Leyland in danger of closing down
      63 1 Reuter LONDON British truck maker Lcyland DAF may have to close its entire operation with the loss of nearly 3,700 jobs if all suppliers do not resume deliveries immediately, the troubled firm's receivers said yesterday. "There isn't a deadline but there isn't a great
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      Lock icon Pakistan rulers make up with Bhutto
      61 1 Reuter ISLAMABAD The Pakistani government and the Opposition have reached a political "ceasefire" after more than two years of hostility, a government minister said yesterday. But the rivals have yet to achieve a full reconciliation, Petroleum and Natural Resources Minister Nisar Ali Khan, who
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    MARKET SUMMARY
    103 1 Stack market indices FrWajr Ckaage STII 1,613.52 -7.95 KLSE Composite 635.42 -O 42 Nikkei 16,851.51 -238.39 5,858.15 f 1.15 SET Index 998.36 7.15 Jakarta Composite ...300.54 +0.93 CLSA China B —1,596.71 +1 98 AurtAMCM 1,603.5 +4.4 FTSE 100 2,843.0 8.7 Dow Jones 3,392.43 -30.26 Exchange rates us$ s$
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    EDB invests in Indon fund to pave the way for S'pore tie-ups
    447 1  -  By Helen Chang SINGAPORE The Economic Development Board is taking a stake in an Indonesian venture fund in an effort to create opportunities for Singapore firms to expand into the region. In what is said to be its
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    Temasek unit teams up with businessman Kang Hwi Wah
    521 1  -  Partners to develop property projects in Johor and Batam By William Chia SINGAPORE Construction Technology Pte Ltd, which is wholly-owned by Temasek Holdings, has tied up with local businessman Kang Hwi Wah to develop several property projects in Johor and Batam.
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  • Article
    China firm smashes HK listing record with HK$240b in application funds
    367 1  -  From Stephen Vines in HONGKONG A MINOR company has smashed all records for a Hongkong stock market flotation, being oversubscribed by 657 times and pulling in over HKS24O billion (Sssl billion) from applicants. This is more than double the
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    Lock icon China plans audit crackdown on foreign tie-ups
    167 1 UPI BEIJING Chinese government auditors are planning a crackdown on foreign joint venture firms and cooperative companies to trim tax evasion, loss of government capital and cheating, a state-run newspaper reported yesterday. The China Daily's Business Weekly said the State Auditing Administration, armed
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  • Article
    Manufacturers agree that S'pore lacks entrepreneurs
    649 1  -  By Chuang Peck Ming SINGAPORE Singapore is short of entrepreneurs, said a majority of manufacturers in a recent poll. The Singapore Manufacturers' Association survey of 41 of its members found that nearly two-thirds agreed with Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew's view that Singapore lacked
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    Lock icon Opec ministers to decide on second-quarter production levels
    181 1 Agencies VIENNA Ministers of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) are expected to reach a decision this morning on second-quarter production levels. Yesterday, the ministers huddled in informal bilateral talks to try and work out a formula to reduce the group's
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  • SINGAPORE NEWS
    • eye on the ECONOMY
      • Article, Illustration
        Lock icon Bankruptcy and winding-up petitions continue to rise
        294 2  -  By Anna Teo IF ANYONE needs convincing that all was not hun-ky-dory with the domestic sectors last year, this might do it: the large number of companies and people that went bust in 1992. The number of bankruptcy and company winding-up petitions filed
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    • SINGAPORE ROUNDUP
      • Article
        Philip Yeo to head EDB for 2 more years
        42 2 O i u s term as chairman of the Economic Development Board has been extended for two years, according to last Friday's Government Gazette. Mr Yeo's new term took effect on Feb 1
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      • Article
        GST: IRAS explains further
        74 2 THE SALE and rental of non-residential properties is subject to the and Services Tax (GST), the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore said over the weekend. But transactions of residential properties are not liable to the GST as such properties are exempt. Therefore, the IRAS said, any
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    • Article
      Govt may adjust car import duty to lighten GST impact
      529 2 Details of non-tax offsets to help lower-income group out next month THE GOVERNMENT is looking at adjusting the import duty on cars to lighten the impact of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) on car prices. Finance Minister Richard Hu
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      The auction that drew only one bid
      185 2  -  By Arthur Lee "NOT ONLY must the price be right, but you must feel good about the place" is the usual advice offered to homehunters. Last Friday, auctioneer Victor Wee put this advice into practice when he conducted the auction of a property
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    • Article
      S'wang Engrg, Bethlehem case to be heard today
      295 2  -  By Dexter Lee A FIVE-YEAR-OLD dispute between Sembawang Engineering (Pte) Ltd and rig-builder Bethlehem (S) Pte Ltd over work done on the world's first floating hotel will be brought before the High Court this morning. Sembawang Engineering, which was the sub-contractor supplying
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    • Article
      US$175m worth of US and Canadian hotels up for sale
      202 2  -  By Lilian Ang HOTELS worth USSI7S million (*****.6 million) have been put up for sale in an exercise that spans the US and reaches into Canada. The Premier Hotel Properties Sealed Bid Sale involves a total of 23 properties in
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      290 2 n OMEGA The sign of excellence. •»<">. r f ■> t Jlll m I |BHHHHMll||||i||BißSiUa||B > I > s recent em P hasis for local businesses to regionalise, China, Vietnam and the ASEAN region are the targets for expansion in the next decade. IS h^? CU,ar l hC S^i! iC
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      320 2 M THE MATTER OF THE COMPAMES ACT, CHAPTER SO AND M THE MATTER OF WMMER MVESTMEMTS PTE LTD At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company held on 10 February 1993 at 615 Lorong 4. Toa Payoh. Singapore 1221. the following resolutions were passed 1 wSSiftSr"' 11 1 That Wimmer
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      134 2 WHO SAYS HEALTHY FOOD CANNOT BE TASTY? (Feb 1 Mar 21) Ever wanted to enjoy good food but felt guilty of the calories? Or scoffed at the idea of healthy food because it lacked the basic ingredient of taste? At Trader Vic's, we've come up with a set dinner that's
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  • THE REGION
    • Article
      Bangkok gives petrochem projects a boost by cutting gas price
      400 3 BANGKOK The Petroleum Authority of Thailand has agreed to lower the natural gas price to help petrochemical projects under the second phase petrochemical development (NPC-II). And the government has stood Arm on its commitment to grant petrochemical plants tax holidays
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    • Article, Illustration
      Lock icon M'sia looking at nuclear option to cope with energy crisis
      399 3 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Deputy Prime Minister Ghafar Baba said on Saturday that the government is studying all possibilities, including the nuclear option, to overcome the problem of energy shortage. He said using nuclear energy could be one way of putting
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    • Article
      Lock icon No plan to increase electricity tariffs, says KL
      310 3 Bernama SUNGAI SIPUT No new increases in electricity tariffs are proposed to pay for the cost of power in the present energy crisis facing Malaysia. The Minister of Energy, Telecommunications and Post, SSamy Vellu, said whatever costs were incurred to develop new
      Bernama  -  310 words
    • Article
      Lock icon Dr Mahathir urges greater contacts between SAARC and Asean
      234 3 AFP DHAKA Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad yesterday said he looked forward to greater contacts between the regional groupings of South Asia and South-east Asia for their economic and political benefit. Closer links between the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation
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    • ASIA NOTES
      • Article
        Lock icon Plans to expand Shenzhen SEZ get nod
        103 3 AFP HONGKONG Plans to annex two districts next to China's booming Shenzhen special economic zone, near the border with Hongkong, have been approved in principle, press reports here said yesterday. The Shenzhen municipal government has agreed to incorporate neighbouring Baoan and Longgang counties
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      • Article
        Lock icon China workers can be trained in Taiwan
        53 3 Reuter TAIPEI Taipei will allow ventures in China which have Taiwanese investment to send Chinese employees to the island for training. Chinese will remain barred from working on the island, Chao Shou-po, chairman of the Council of Labour Affairs, was quoted by newspapers
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        Lock icon The sleeping giant stirs
        110 3 AFP LEGASPI, Philippines Filipino Catholic priest Rafael Calonia offering mass in a town near Mayon volcano (background) and tells villagers to pray to God to stop the volcano from erupting. But police are taking on chances. Yesterday, they began clearing hundreds of reluctant evacuees from the
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      • Article
        Lock icon S Korean last quarter GNP up 2.2pc
        72 3 Reuter SEOUL South Korea's gross national product (GNP) is estimated to have grown by about 2.2 per cent in the fourth quarter of 1992 its lowest rate for at least 12 years a leading newspaper said yesterday. The Chosun Ilbo said President-elect Kim
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      • Article
        Lock icon N Korea defies atomic energy body
        56 3 NYT TOKYO North Korea, in a growing challenge to the International Atomic Energy Agency, said late Saturday that it would reject a demand to inspect two sites believed linked to its suspected nuclear weapons project. If the effort is pressed, it warned, it will
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    • Article
      Indian IT industry a good bet: Boon Heng
      479 4  -  Singapore investors urged to tap India's software engineers Reports from Salil Tripathi InMADRAS INDIA'S information technology industry offers Singapore investors the best potential, according to Senior Minister of State for Trade and Industry, Lim Boon Heng. Speaking to Singapore reporters yesterday on
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      Businessmen upbeat about investing in India
      298 4 MEMBERS of Parliament and businessmen travelling with Minister of Information and the Arts George Yeo are upbeat about India's potential. Murli Chanrai, chairman of the Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, said his office would help facilitate Singaporean Indian companies which might want
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      169 4 Your business can be even better if you have a Local Toll Free number. p! U dR ■tH Hi ■ftui A Local Toll Free number can be easily recognized by its prefix: 1800. imagine how many new connections and prospective clients you could And for a while now, all phone
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      464 4 NEW TO SINGAPORE WORLD m AC The International TAMrDrTB Exhibition for WUHWIC l c Concrete Construction ASIA 93 16-18 Feb, 1993 Open 10.00 :18.00 Daily At the Harbour Pavilion (Hall 4) World Trade Centre, Singapore For more information Tel 276 4509 Trade Show Not open to general public BUSINESS TIMES
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      405 4 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT. CHAPTER 50 AND IN THE MATTER OF MN.TONA INVESTMENTS PTE LTD (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation)^ NOTICE OF FINAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 308 of the Companies Act. Cap 50 that a I n ntinn /.I rinai Meeting o* me
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  • REGIONAL FOCUS
    • Article, Illustration
      Lock icon How China's people can be well-off at US$370 a year
      482 5  -  By Nicholas D Kristof NYT BEIJING One of the puzzles for many visitors to China is how to reconcile the apparent wealth around them with China's official per capita income of just US$37O (SS6IO) a year. Part of the explanation
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    • Article
      Aids tests worrying visitors to China
      623 5  -  From Stephen Vines in HONGKONG A NEW and extremely worrying hazard has been added to the list of concerns for visitors to China. Flouting World Health Organisation guidelines, the Chinese authorities have been imposing random Aids tests on travellers entering the country from Hongkong.
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      62 5 Includes deluxe accommodation, full American Breakfast, free skuttle service to WoAA Trade Centre, 24 hour butler service, complimentary newspapers and in-kouse movies plu full use of tke Beaufort Sports Centre. Isn't it about time you spent a few days witk us? The Beaufort MMCM MMAtIM BukitManis Road Sentosa Singapore 0409.
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  • THE WORLD
    • Article
      Lock icon Clinton to address Americans on long-awaited economic plan
      450 6 Reuter AP WASHINGTON US President Bill Clinton plans to address Americans from the White House Oval Office tonight to outline his plan to put the US economy back on a healthy footing, his spokesman said yesterday. George Stephanopoulos, appearing on the NBC
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      Lock icon EC and US back at trade battlements
      428 6 AFP BRUSSELS Less than three months after avoiding a trade war with the United States, the European Community is back at the battlements on several fronts against a new, aggressive US administration. The EC's first high-level trade talks with the government of President
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    • Article
      Lock icon UN chief due in Tokyo today for talks
      248 6 Reuter TOKYO United Nations Secretary-General Boutros Bou-tros-Ghali arrives in Japan today to seek Tokyo's backing for his ideas on strengthening the world body and its global peacekeeping activities. For Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa, Mr Boutros-Ghali's five-day visit offers a chance to advance
      Reuter  -  248 words
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      Lock icon We share similar view with Russia on Balkans, says US envoy
      344 6 NYT MOSCOW Reginald Bartholomew, the senior US diplomat for the negotiations on the Balkans, met Russian Foreign Minister Andrei V Kozyrev on Saturday and said the two countries shared "a basic commonality of view" on the importance of the
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      528 6 Rni CHUAN HUP HOLDINGS LIMITED (incorporated in Singapore) HALF-YEARLY REPORT ON CONSOLIDATED RESULTS FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED 31/12/92. THESE FIGURES HAVE NOT BEEN AUDITED. The Directors of Chuan Hup Holding* Limited are pleased to announce the unaudited results of the Company and the Group for the half-year ended 31
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
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      64 6 POONESBURY GARRY TRUDEAU KMKVOUR PRETTY UO&S GOTTEN AROUND, SO F&W FRJOty NI6HT. IMKEA~~\ *****Z astminoN simple, just call me ujhen fkesh batch of BRowNes, cut SfSfSJT um SY&EHMO*, REALLi... THE/START THEIR CHEMO- THEM UP, WRAP THBMAWP £L /K" .g%n^ ,ec AT sounded JVS i?N 1 1 1 I W€- GOING
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  • COMPANIES & MARKETS
    • Article, Illustration
      Pac Can aims to diversify through new expansion plan
      608 7  -  On the cards are 3 new divisions and strengthening of industrial activities By William Chia SINGAPORE Ailing can maker Pacific Can Investment Holdings Ltd has mapped out a major expansion programme to transform itself into a diversified group. Pac Can chief
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    • Article
      Lock icon Brighter outlook seen for CCB profits
      316 7 MBT KUALA LUMPUR Cycle Carriage Bintang's earnings outlook is expected to be brighter following the government's decision to relax hire purchase terms. An Arab-Malaysian Securities report has revised CCB's projected profit by 100 per cent to M 524.5 million (5515.3 million) for the financial
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      Time to get really serious about the Singapore stock market
      805 7  -  HOCK LOCK SIEW By Mano Sabnani SINGAPORE David Fuller declared the other day that he is bullish on the local stock market. "So what," said a friend of mine. "Fuller's record has been five times wrong and three times right.
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      Fuji to produce printing cylinders in China venture
      530 7  -  By Teh Hooi Ling SINGAPORE Sesdaq-listed Fuji Offset Plates Manufacturing (FOP) plans to jump on the China bandwagon by setting up a printing-cylinder manufacturing company in Guangzhou. The joint venture for which a Chinese partner is now being chosen will produce cylinders
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      Lock icon SUMMARY
      269 7 Source: Bridge Info fmhtm MM flf Sin's Mmta Kkt Feb 12 Stack Last sale Shk lata fcckti <S) Avimo CJkC Cerebos FAN GF Asia Gen Mm niw Pv Iffcrapc Inlraco KcppdCorp Lm Chaat Metro Hldp NOL NatSted RDC S Acnapacc SIA sre SPH Scab Skip Sunt Spore Sintttroa Spate
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      Lock icon Non-plantation focus for Batu Kawan
      252 7 MBT KUALA LUMPUR Batu Kawan will concentrate its investments on the industrial and other non-plantation sectors which are expected to be another major source of earnings for the group. In the company's latest annual report, chairman Lee Loy Seng says the contribution from the non-plantation
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    • COMPANIES
      • COMPANY BRIEFS
        • Article
          Lock icon BIL (Far East) sells Whitney stake
          64 8 Reuter WASHINGTON BIL (Far East Holdings) Ltd, the Hongkongbased unit of New Zealand's Brierley Investments Ltd, said it has sold its stake of about 12.6 per cent in Whitney Holding Corp. The shares were sold between Jan 15 and Feb 10 for U5539.25 (5564.75)
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          Lock icon CIMB's proposed acquisition approved
          48 8 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Cement Industries of Malaysia Bhd has received the Foreign Investment Committee's approval for the proposed acquisition of 66.7 per cent equity interest in Pemasaran Simen Negara Sdn Bhd, said Bumiputra Merchant Bankers Bhd in an announcement on behalf of CIMB. Bernama
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          Lock icon Johan on sale of Trinity and Sheric
          87 8 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Johan Holdings Bhd said the disposal prices of Trinity General Insurance Company Ltd and Sheric Underwriting Agency Ltd were HK$37 million (557.9 million) and HK$l million respectively. Johan recently announced the disposals of 100 per cent eqdity interest in Trinity
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          Lock icon Bedford disposes of Mycom stake
          86 8 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Bedford Bhd, through its subsidiary, Bedford Excel Ventures Sdn Bhd, has disposed 16.4 million ordinary shares of M$ 1.00 (550.62) each, representing 10 per cent of Mycom Bhd's issued and paid-up share capital for M 565.6 million. Following the disposal, Bedford group's
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          Advance Synergy back in the black
          84 8 KUALA LUMPUR Advance Synergy Bhd, formerly known as Batu Lintang Rubber Company Bhd, has returned to the black with a group operating pre-tax profit of M 53.40 million (552.12 million) for the year ended Sep 30, 1992, compared to a pre-tax loss of M
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          Lock icon Improvement likely in KL market
          68 8 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Market sentiments will improve in the coming week with situational shares set to grab headlines again and the blue chip banished to the sideshow, stockbroking firm Seagroatt Campbell Sdn Bhd said in its weekly equity market commentary. Companies like Magnum Corporation Bhd,
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        India's ITC seeks S'pore partners in four projects
        452 8  -  Tie-ups in ports, civil aviation, forex management and computer software From Salil Tripathi in BANGALORE INDIAN conglomerate ITC is seeking Singaporean participation in four projects ports, civil aviation, foreign exchange management, and computer software it is planning in India. Chairman KL Chugh
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        Lock icon Pacific Capital boosts Fuzhou investment
        506 8 Property development project to get HKs2.4b more South China Morning Post HONGKONG Pacific Capital, the Hongkong-based investment group, has agreed to step up its massive homes and office joint venture development project in Fuzhou from HKSI.B billion (SS3OO million) to HKS4.2 billion. The move follows
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        Lock icon Toyo-JAL venture eyes M'sian projects
        354 8 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR MTJ Development Sdn Bhd, a jointventure between the Toyo Real Estate Co Ltd and Japan Airlines (JAL), is looking into the possibility of investing in new projects in Malaysia, in the near future, once Japan moves out of the current recession. Vice-president
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        Lock icon Volkswagen to set up China joint venture
        170 8 AP BEIJING Volkswagen, one of the most successful foreign car manufacturers in China, plans to set up a new joint-ven-ture company, an official report said yesterday. Volkswagen is negotiating with the First Automotive Works, which currently manufactures the German firm's Au-di-100 cars under
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        Lock icon Campbell Soup to shut 2 plants, cut 1,308 jobs
        568 9 Bloomberg CAMDEN, New Jersey Campbell Soup Co said it will close two frozen foods plants, lay off 1,308 employees and sell other businesses, as it focuses on selling soups and biscuits. The company said the US$3OO million (*****.7 million) restructuring includes
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        Lock icon France wins US$3.5b tank deal from UAE
        358 9 Reuter ABU DHABI France won a US$3.5 billion (Sss.B billion) order from the United Arab Emirates for more than 400 battle tanks yesterday against tough competition from its Gulf War allies, the US and Britain. The contract was announced shortly after the opening
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        Lock icon Heads of Italy's 2 biggest state firms face probes
        361 9 Reuter F.OME The heads of Italy's tvo biggest state companies vere officially warned on Saturday that they may be prosecuted in separate corruption iiquiries. Franco Nobili of IRI and Gabriele Cagliari of oil compary ENI are both under investigation but have
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    • FINANCE
      • Article
        Lock icon Analysts cautious despite sterling's recovery
        435 10 IHT PARIS A better-than-expec-ted drop in inflation and some jaw-boning by the British government helped the pound recover from a record low set early on Friday, but the currency's next move, analysts say, hinges on whether the government can live up to a promise to
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        HKBank gets approval to upgrade Qingdao office to full branch
        273 10 SINGAPORE HongkongBank has recently been given permission by the Chinese authorities to upgrade its representative office in Qingdao to a full branch. When it opened the representative office in Qingdao in January last year, HongkongBank was the first foreign bank
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        Lock icon China to issue bonds worth 37b yuan in March
        348 11 Reuter BEIJING China will issue 37 billion yuan (Ssl.2 billion) in state Treasury and financial bonds beginning on March 1, to sell off government paper before more popular enterprise bonds hit the market later this year, a senior finance official said.
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        Banque Indosuez WEEKLY REGIONAL CURRENCY REPORT
        225 11 THIS WEEK was a relatively quiet one for the Ss. The local unit appeared unfazed by the volatility seen in the dollar majors. A dramatic surge in yen strength was not mirrored in the Ss. The US$ began the week at the highs (1.6520)
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    • COMMODITIES & FUTURES
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        Lock icon Eurodollar futures up on speculation
        660 12  -  SNMEX WEEKLY ROUNDUP By Soh Tiang Keng BOLSTERED BY speculative support. Eurodollar futures ended on a strong note in moderate trading last week at the Singapore International Monetary Exchange. Good response to the American Treasury's sale of U559.25 million 30-year bonds boosted the Eurodollar interest
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        Lock icon Declining pound supports commodity markets
        773 12 AFP LONDON The fall in the value of the pound, hitting new lows against the German mark and other currencies last Friday, boosted commodity prices as investors moved to buy on the British rather than the Asian or US markets. Industrial commodities were boosted by
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      COMMODITY PRICES
      3186 12 Rubber ■M Cmmirnj tadmp mrnm dwtg m M lpi» MSIC—haii (S cents/kg) Close Volume Open Month Hi0i Low Sen (tonnes) Interest Feb 93 Z Z Z Mir 93 146.30 146.25 146.25 I.9S0 2,525 Apr 149.00 149.00 141.25 900 7.125 May 150.25 ***** 149.75 100 7,100 Jun 151.75 151.75
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      BT SHARE INFORMATION SERVICE
      4187 13 MtiT] Net Earn EPS Date TV LY TY LY ABB* Aha Hlc%s Amal Steel* AMDB* ■M <*■) (Sm) (eta) (cts) Dec 1 F 0.334 11.495 0.33 11.2 Dec 22 1 0.S44 0.584 4.22 3.13 Dec 1 F Dec 14 1 SS.527 3.506 85.262 11.012 16.5 06
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    • MARKET REVIEWS
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        Good news on inflation reverses decline in stock market
        883 14  -  By Ray Heath London IF THE REAL COST of money in the UK is to come down to a realistic level, what the country needs is some unalloyed good news on inflation. That, surely is what it received last Friday morning.
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        Lock icon Market recovers amid lull in Sino-British row
        490 14 Sun Hung Kai Research Hongkong THE ABSENCE of public argument from Chinese and UK officials helped to stimulate some bargain-hunting last week. The Hang Seng Index reported gains in all five trading days to end the week 111 points higher at 5,858. However,
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      • ASIAN MARKETS ROUNDUP
        • Article
          Jakarta
          74 14 Trading at the Jakarta Stock Exchange (JSE) returned to normal last week after the previous week's bullish transactions but gains offset losses to push the index above the 300 mark. Trading calmed down to an average of 14.02 million shares worth 52.03 billion rupiah. The JSE Index rose nearly
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          Bangkok
          67 14 The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) Index closed at 998.36 last Friday, up 18.31 points (1.9 per cent) for the week. The average daily volume for the week was 119.04 million shares, up from 91.1 million the week before. The average daily value was 8.7 billion baht, up from
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          Manilla
          115 14 The Composite Index at the Manila Stock Exchange rose to 1,404.65 points last Friday, up 4.6 per cent from 1,342.81 points a week earlier. The composite at the Makati Stock Exchange rose 4 per cent to 1,427.26 last Friday from 1,371.91 the previous week. Average daily volume at Manila
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          Seoul
          88 14 Share prices at South Korea's stock market kept rising in a bullish mood last week as a result of tycoon Chung Ju Yung's surprise announcement of his political retirement, but ended on a down note last Saturday on profit-taking. The broad-based Composite Stock Price Index finished the week last
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          Taipei
          60 14 Share prices on the Taiwan Stock Exchange continued their upswing last week, mainly propelled by huge demand for banking and financial issues. The 322-issue Weighted Price Index gained another 153.73 points or 4.2 per cent to settle at 3,775.19 points last Friday. Average daily turnover slipped to 675 million
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          81 14 New data showing the biggest drop in unemployment for four years and election campaign promises appealing to the corporate sector pushed the Australian share market to a six-month high last Thursday. Widespread overseas buying orders and some strong interim profit results gave it another boost last Friday to push
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          43 14 The Bombay Stock Exchange Sensitivity Index, based on 30 blue-chip companies, rose from the previous week's 2,648.89 to end at 2,745.48 points last Friday. The National Sensex, barometer of India's 25 stock markets, rose from the previous week's 1,209.49 to 1,235.65 points.
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        271 14 AFP Tofcyo SHARE PRICES closed sharply lower on the Tokyo Stock Exchange last week, reflecting concerns about the sudden surge of the yen against the dollar, dealers said. The Nikkei Stock Average of 225 issues, a 1.8 per cent winner the previous week,
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        596 14 FT New Yorfc "A BILLION here, a billion there, and pretty soon you're talking about real money." Senator Everett Dirksen, a prominent Republican senator during the 1960s, might have been talking about government spending but his sarcasm echoed down the canyons of
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          865 14 -30.26 Wall Street's blue-chip stocks skidded sharply last Friday as profit-taking and losses in shares of medical and financial services companies hit the market for a 30-point fall With a three-day weekend ahead, traders were also reluctant to carry heavy positions. The US markets are closed today for
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          271 14 +2.38 Stocks ended slightly firmer last Friday after news that Brascan Ltd sold its 37 per cent stake in John Labatt Ltd allayed fears of a credit crunch in the massive Bronfman network of companies. Gains were restrained, however, by losses in gold shares. The TSE-300 Index ended up
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        4892 15 MBT THE Rulers' endorsement of the Constitutional amendments on Thursday enabled the Kuala Lumpur stock market to close on a firm note towards the end of last week. The market's reaction was prompt. Following Deputy Prime Minister Ghafar Baba's announcement at about noon on Thursday
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        1182 16  -  By 1 R Sivanithy ATTENTION is expected to continue to be focused on second liners, Malaysian stocks and Sesdaq this week. Analysts say that the local market is still oveitoought, and that prices should drift marginally downwards this week. Also, there is a
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      93 15 GIVING YOU THE WINNING EDGE I 1 Rating the Asia-Pacific stock markets China's booming little 'tigers' I I What lies ahead lor refiners and oil traders? Consumer bankers and psychological 1 New challenges for air transport companies warfare 1 C Qfft Malacca sheds Its small-town Image The Bank Summa aftermath
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      517 17 Hongkong Open Golf AFP HONGKONG American Brian Watts celebrated St Valentine's Day by kissing the biggest pay cheque of his career after winning the U*****,000 (*****,500) Hongkong Open yesterday. The little-known Watts held off a brave challenge by Taiwan's Chen Tze-chung to win the
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      195 17 AP LA QUINTA, California A confident Tom Kite overcame a couple of putting glitches, shot a bogey-free 65 and moved one stroke ahead of the field on Saturday in the Bob Hope Classic. "I'm playing good now,** the US Open champion said
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        43 17 Reuter NEW YORK NBA results Saturday: Rockets 97 Timberwolves 88; Cavaliers 116 Bulls 111; 76ers 119 Mavericks 96; Spurs 90 Celtics 85; Nuggets 123 Bullets 104; Hawks 121 Jazz 112; Bucks 117' Pacers 115; SuperSonks 95 Suns 94; Warriors 111 Kings 110.
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        40 17 Reuter MADRAS, Indin England, following on 274 behind India, were 231 for eight at the dose on the fourth day of the second cricket test yesterday. Scores: India 560 for six declared, England 286 and 231 for eight. Reuter
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        210 17 AFP AFP AFP AP HONGKONG Leading flaal rooad scorn of the Hoagkoag Opea yesterday (US unless staled): 274 Brian Watts 63-69-68-74 275 Chen Tse-chung (Tai) 69-71-68-67 276 David Feherty (GB) 72-65-71-68 278 Mark Wurtz 67-71-72-68 279 Anthony Gilligan (Aus) 69-74-67-69, Hsieh Chin-sheng (Tai) 69-72-67-71, Hsieh Yu-shu (Tai) 7048-71-70. AFP
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        55 17 Reuter LONDON Thailand's James Wattana reached the final of the British Masters tournament with a 6-3 semifinal victory over Britain's Jimmy White on Saturday. In the final, Wattana will play against Stephen Hendry, 6-4 semifinal winner over fellow Scot Alan McManus. Frame scores (Wattana first): 71-70; 90-7 0-81; 84-14;
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        135 17 AFP AP AP AMAGASAKI, Japaa Asiaa Opea women's tournament Singles final: J ana Novotna (Cze) b Kimiko Date (Jap) 6-3. 6-2. Doubles final: Novotna/Larisa SavchenkoNeiland (Cze/Lat) b Manuela Ma-leeva-Fragnierc/Magdalena Malceva (Swi/Bul) 6-1, 6-3. AFP MEMPHIS, Tennessee Results Saturday of the Kioger-St Jnde International awn's tournament (US unless stated) Singles
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      40 17 VALDEMORILLO, Spain Cristina Sanchez, currently the only woman bullfighter in Spain, makes a pass at a bull (top) in her first outing of the season. Moments later, she is tossed by the animal but escapes unhurt.
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      265 18 WHERE TO WINE, DINE AND ENTERTAIN Order lapanese at the Cafe Plaza, and we won't serve you a thin;;, Feb 8 28 At our Japanese Buffet, youll have to help yourself But happily, that means helping yourself to the widest range of dishes possible Like Cha Soba, Tempura, Chaw an
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      631 19 US cultural bodies wonder if Clinton's government will inject new life and capital into the arts FT ILL and I M Hillary Ginton are I W going to trigger a cultural renaissance in this country from MTV (Music Television) to the most sophisticated arts."
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      401 19  -  Benjamin Loh applauds the artistry of a Dutch pianist Benjamin Loh DUTCH pianist Martyn van den Hoek's recital at the Victoria Concert Hall last Wednesday night revealed an artist whose playing was intelligent and focused. While there were controversial moments in his recital, there was no doubt that
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      478 19  -  Arthur Spiegelman gives a low-down on the latest in sensational reading Arthur Spiegelman Reuter NEW BOOKS alleging that late FBI chief J Edgar Hoover was a drag queen and that Marlene Dietrich slept with practically anyone are just the opening salvoes of a US publishing season
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      853 20  -  Allan Walker and Kenneth Stott show how to get the most out of meetings Allan Walker and Kenneth Stott Allan Walker is Senior Lecturer at Northern Territory University in Australia and Kenneth Stott lectures at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. Their book Making Management Work: A
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      821 21  -  Robert Thomson looks at the drill sergeant mentality prevailing at the Japanese workplace Robert Thomson FT JAPANESE management style is often described as Confucian in concept and fami-ly-like in feel, with an enlightened manager deftly and sensitively handling crises, inspiring corporate loyalty and, as the
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      557 21 THE BANK of Boston has appointed Christopher S Malone as its regional director of trade services and correspondent banking based in Singapore. He will be responsible for developing and managing trade and correspondent banking products for the bank in the Asia-Pacific region. Mr Malone, who holds an MBA
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      395 20 PCI LIMITED (INCORPORATED IN THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE) The Directors of PCI Limited are pleated to announce the unaudited results of the Company and the Group for the half year ended 31st December 1992. THE GROUP THE COMPANY 31-12-92 31-12-91 31-12-92 31-12-91 SS'OOO SS'OOO SS'OOO Ss'ooo la. TURNOVER 70,234 111,282
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      204 21 ATTENTION IMPORTERS OF SYNTHETIC TEXTILES Meet leading Indian manufacturers and exporters of synthetic textiles AT THE BUYER-SELLER MEET FOR SYNTHETIC TEXTILES ORCHARD HOTEL, SINGAPORE FEBRUARY 24 AND 25,1993 10.50 AM -1.30 PM ft 2.30 PM 7 PM A unique opportunity to see the latest range of synthetic textiles from India,
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    463 22 Bernama DHAKA Malaysia will privatise 260 more government agencies following the success of several large agencies which have gone private so far, Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said here on Saturday. In the meantime, the government welcomes any proposal for the privatisation of
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    250 22 Reuter SYDNEY An opinion poll released yesterday showed support for the Opposition conservatives rising with four weeks to go before a national election. But the race remains tight, and Prime Minister Paul Keating still outshines Opposition leader John Hcwson as
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    369 22 NYT JERUSALEM Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin has declared an end to the crisis over nearly 400 deported Palestinians, an assessment rejected by Palestinian lenders, who also dismissed a new UN Security Council agreement intended to leave the dispute behind and to focus
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    Is Major bold enough to tackle the jobless problem?
    908 22  -  The Bottom Line NEVILLE STACK NEVILLE STACK The writer is a UK-based journalist who contributed this commentary to BT. CHANCELLOR Norman Lamont is widely quoted for saying, in effect, that rising unemployment was well worth paying as the price of defeating
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    210 22 AP Reuter BAGHDAD Iraqi President Saddam Hussein told a US visitor that he wants to open a dialogue with President Bill Ginton and a "new relationship" with Washington, the official Iraqi News Agency reported yesterday. "I believe that the president of the biggest country in
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    169 22 AFP TAIPEI Taiwan is facing its biggest trade crisis this year, as the island reviews its diminishing options to avert severe trade retaliation by the US, its long-time and largest trade partner. Taiwan, which enjoys a trade surplus of US$7.B billion
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      10 22 Mahathir urges greater contacts between SAARC and Asean, Pg 3
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      267 22 CONSTRUCTION Tomorrow in Business Times J" APPLIED CORPORATE PLANNING W 25 &26 February 1993 Hilton Singapore 1 J This court* will address the critical planning and strategic f issuea through in-depth presentetiohs end workshop I discussions: F I Muster, harness and guide the Implement action plans, k firm's strength and
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      1372 23  -  Notebook PCs are getting more popular. Claire Leow speaks to the major vendors and culled their views on market trends, technological advances and user profiles Claire Leow THE notebook personal computer, just about four years old now, is fast moving into mainstream computing, vendors and users say.
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          Courses at Japan-S'pore AI Centre
          64 24 THE Japan-Singapore AI Centre is conducting two courses this month and in April. From Feb 24 to 26, "Intelligent Systems for Business Professionals" will be held for a course fee of $600. Another three-day session starting April 14 will focus on "Intelligent Systems for Managers",
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          Seminar on intellectual property rights
          103 24 MICROSOFT will launch its Foxpro and Access software, as well as host a seminar on intellectual property rights in Singapore and Malaysia. In Singapore, the launch will take place on Feb 24 at the Collyer Room of the Westin Hotel. The seminar will be held
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          Computer Associates shows the way
          82 24 SOFTWARE vendor Computer Associates is organising the CA Micro Solutions "Show Me" Tour in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. The company will take the opportunity to introduce several new application development tools. In Singapore, the seminar will be held at the Hyatt Regency on March 2
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          DEC's Open System Open House
          88 24  -  Compiled by Claire Leow DIGITAL Equipment Singapore is starting its Open Systems Open House events in this regi9n with a seminar at the Oriental Singapore on March 5. The series will focus on developments in open systems computing and commercial Unix solutions. The full-day event
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        Goods and Services Tax could spur computerised-accounting market
        564 24  -  A boon for the local computer industry? Technology Editor Kenneth James finds out Kenneth James SINGAPORE'S Goods and Services Tax (GST), to be introduced in April 1994, adds up to good business for providers of computerised accounting hardware and software. But not
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          Nanyang Poly gets Unix server
          46 24 SINGAPORE Nanyang Polytechnic is to get a Fujitsu DS/90 Unix server system, valued at *****,000, thanks to a computer grant from Japan's Centre of International Cooperation for Computerisation (CICC). The system will be installed in the polytechnic's new campus in Yishun.
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          S'pore Poly opts for SPARCCentre 2000
          54 24 SINGAPORE Singapore Polytechnic has chosen a state-of-the-art system based on Sun's new SPARCCentre 2000 for the initial phase of its Intelligent Computing Environment project. The system, to be supplied by Computervision, will also include four SPARCstation 10 model 30 workstations. The installation will be
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          Lotus offers Licence Packs
          50 24 SINGAPORE Lotus Development Corp has introduced Licence Packs that allow owners of Lotus software to install additional units at discounts of 20 to 33 per cent off the suggested retail price. Licence Packs do not include documentation or disks. Documentation can be purchased separately for SsB3.
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          Sony unveils multimedia library
          64 24 SINGAPORE Sony International (Singapore) has launched the Desktop Library, a fully-integrated multimedia system featuring Sony's latest CD-ROM drive. The full system includes the drive, which is compatible with the MPC standard; a 16-bit sound card; hi-fi stereo speakers; and six CD-ROM disks. Prices range from SSB2O
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          Allied Computer Services wins deal
          52 24 SINGAPORE Allied Computer Services has been awarded sole distributorship of the "Understanding" and "Mastering" series of computer-based training (CBT) software products for the Asean region. The software provides on-screen training for popular programs like Windows 3.1, Word for Windows 2.0 and Paradox 4.0. Prices start
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          AST sees growing China PC market
          72 24 SINGAPORE China could become the world's biggest market for personal computer (PC) products in the *****, a leading supplier of PCs to the Chinese market said. AST Research's Asia-Pacific managing director, Philip Wong, said the current installed PC base in China is well over
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          M'sian firm clinches S Korean deal
          95 24 IPOH Hardly six months in full operation, Unisem (M) Sdn Bhd, a wholly Malaysian semiconductor sub-contract firm in Perak, has secured a MSIOO million contract with the biggest conglomerate in South Korea. Both parties signed a letter of intent last month for the deal,
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          HP in Taiwanese CASE venture
          54 24 SINGAPORE Taiwan's Institute for Information Industry (III) has signed a licensing agreement with Hewlett-Packard Co for So ft Bench, a computer-aided software engineering (CASE) framework that HP says is the de facto industry standard. 11l is a government-funded research institute promoting the effective use of
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          DEC appoints workstation reseller
          39 24  -  Compiled by Kenneth James SINGAPORE Digital Equipment Singapore has appointed a new value-added reseller for its workstations. Word Tech Systems will also market Bravo 4.0, a design automation software that DEC introduced here last week.
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        Making sense of the LAN
        908 25  -  IT for SMEs Teo Tat-Khai takes a closer look at LAN technology and discusses the importance of LAN administration Teo Tat-Khai The writer, an IT consultant, has managed product development projects in an MNC and was IS manager with a regional organisation NOT everyone speaks
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        The smart way to use IT
        564 25  -  w Willie Cheng looks at Smart Systems, the fourth and last pillar of a technology vision that puts the new technologies into perspective Willie Cheng The writer is the managing partner of Andersen Consulting, Singapore, and is actively involved in the Singapore IT community
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        Lock icon What do the notebook experts say?
        579 26  -  Kenneth James sifts through benchmarks, torture-tests, popularity polls. And the winners are Kenneth James ONE computer magazine "tor-ture-tested" the notebook personal computers it reviewed. Several claim to have developed "real-world" benchmarks that mimic actual, not ideal, use. So how do the notebooks measure up?
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        Stayin' alive in a killer market
        676 26  -  TQM AMBROSE The writer is president ofAmbrose Consulting, a Sacramento, California, consulting firm that helps businesses use information technology productively. He contributed this commentary to BusinesslT. COMPANIES that survive in the fast-paced and highly competitive international computer marketplace certainly deserve praise: the road to
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        Easing strain the Apple way
        545 26  -  TEST Claire Leow finds an answer to Repetitive Strain Injuiy Claire Leow IT finally happened. A major PC vendor Apple Computer Corp is offering a new keyboard design aimed at relieving the strain on wrists supposedly caused by conventional keyboards. Industry experts have been saying
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      Feeder operators to pass on Bangkok crane surcharge
      482 27  -  By Dexter Lee SINGAPORE Common feeder operators plying between Singapore and Bangkok will soon quadruple a surcharge they impose on their customers for the cost incurred in using the Port Authority of Thailand's (PAT) gantry cranes. The hike in the Bangkok service
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      314 27 Knight-Ridder LONDON Canada and the US suspension of grain shipments to a debt-ridden Russia has hit shipping activity in both countries. Journal of Commerce reported on Friday. Canada, under its own credit programme, shipped large amounts of wheat, barley and some durum last year
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      189 27 Reuter LONDON Demand for vessels carrying US grain has lifted the shipping market after a slow start to 1993, but brokers say the revival in freight rates will soon falter. Grain charterers have been slow fixing ships and now face short-term tightness in the panamax
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      1143 27 Page Col ABC Containerize 12 1 Accord Group 8 1-3 Ahrenkicl Liner 16 4 Allied-Link 16 4/5 Alpha Feeders 6 1 ANL 3 1/2 APL 5 3-5 Arrow Trans 16 5 ASCL 5 5 Asian Breakbulk 16 5 ASXCL Shpg 15 2 Avant
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      199 27 AP SOFIA, Bulgaria A Yugoslav tugboat which violated UN sanctions last month bytowing oil to Serbia has been sighted again on the Danube, state radio said on Saturday. The tugboat Komovi. pulling six barges downstream, ignored orders by Bulgarian and Romanian authorities to stop
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      581 27 Chinese firm one of nine to be listed in HK South China Morning Post HONGKONG Sallmanns (Far East) has completed its valuation of Guang/hou Shipyard, one of the nine mainland firms slated to list in Hongkong. All the on-site valuation and subsequent research for the
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      1002 28  -  Startling falls in the number of Filipino seamen passing qualification exams are being applauded by manning agencies and shipmanagers as evidence that entrenched corruption in the exam system is now being tackled, reports Bob Couttie Bob Couttie Lloyd's List AFTER decade* of concern
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      297 28 COURSES 1993 Shipping courses organised by Singapore Port Institute. Feb 1 Feb 2 Handling of Bunker Barge. Feb 4 Apr 22 (10 evenings): International Frieght Forwarding I (approved-in-Principle SDF). Feb 5 Feb 6 Handling Of Bunker Barge. Feb 23 Jon 18 (31 evenings): International Freight forwarding ll(approved-in-Principle SDF).
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      504 28 Freight market rates were steadier but fixing volume only average after more buoyant conditions earlier in the week, brokers said. The Baltic Freight Index (BFI) was marked up four points to 1,321, reflecting higher panamax freight rates in the Atlantic on tight supply and mixed freights in the
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      COCKETT BUNKER MARKET REPORT
      854 28 THIS twice weekly 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
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      THE SHIPPING GUIDE
      11877 36 This is a list of ships loading al Singapore for ports around the world. It tabulates, by destination, the name of the ship, the shipping line involved and the estimated dates of arrival and departure from the Port of Singapore. LEGEND PN: ship calls at Penang after
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        1623 43 DELIVERY OF FCt IMPORT CONTAINERS IN PROGRESS Woy Hi CwUtu awhM» Sty fry Hi CwUtu iwfcjfc Kuala Siak 5 013N COO(EST) 14 02.93 1900 Hum Bndfe 27W 13.0293 0750 Shenton 13W COD(EST) 1402.93 1930 Zim Osaka 24W 13.02.93 0820 Mmg Galaxy 67C COO(EST) 14.02.93 1500 Tanghe 97 13.02.93
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        Lock icon Magnate demands seats in PAL board, PR Holdings
        379 46 AFP MANILA Beer and tobacco magnate Lucio Tan has demanded that Philippine Airlines (PAL) chairman Antonio Cojuangco give two seats on the company's board to his nominees. In a letter obtained here on Saturday, Mr Tan also demanded that Mr Cojuangco give
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        53 46 Reuter ZSFfSVL y uan her son David displaying a t-shirt trumpeting their participation in a Washington car fame after it wriMlvstolen Mari k*!^' 8 1991 Chr > s,cr Fifth Avenue. The car gained mnic aner n was allegedly stolen in front of a DC government building
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        232 46 Knight-Ridder TOKYO A union group representing Japan's private railway workers last Friday presented a demand for a wage increase of 9.1 per cent in fiscal 1993-94 (April-March). The proposal kicked off annual salary negotiations between management and the General Federation of Private Railway
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        303 46 AFP PRAGUE An air pollution crisis has led Prague's mayor to restrict city centre traffic for 48 hours yesterday as residents in the smog-hit northern region of Bohemia called for children to be evacuated. For several days sulphur dioxide concentrations in Bohemia, caused
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        373 46 UPI WICHITA, Kansas Boeing notified about 1,000 employees on Friday that they are likely to be laid off in 60 days from its aircraft assembly plant here. The notices were issued mostly in commercial manufacturing and support, under the provisions of
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        200 46 UPI WASHINGTON Boeing engineers and technical workers ended their holdout and accepted a contract offer on Friday, virtually the same ofTer they had turned down and threatened to strike over in December. Seattle Professional Employees and Engineers Association spokesman Charles BofTerding said engineers rati-
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          92 46 SINGAPORE The Asia-Pacific computer reservations system r k!! S lOn S y stcms w,il sending its entire work force ot about 300 employees to a service quality training programme in Singapore this year. Abacus said the programme, jointly run by he National Productivity Board and
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          Lock icon Airline employees vote not to strike
          86 46 Reuter ISTANBUL Turkish Airlines employees have voted against their union s decision to strike for higher pay, the semi-official Anatolian news agency said on Saturday. The union had declared onheb 1 that it would start a strike at the state-owned carrier and at airport
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          Lock icon China Airlines will not ground jets
          82 46 AP TAIPEI China Airlines, Taiwan's official flag carrier, on aaturday rejected a consumer demand to ground two MD-11 jetliners following minor engine and electrical malfunctions in the past three months. In the lastest incident on Thursday, a China Airlines MD-11 was forced to return
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          92 46 UPI TOKYO Japan has lodged a protest with China over two incidents in which Japanese ships were fired upon by Chinese patrol boats in the East China Sea, the foreign ministry said on rnday rhe ministry proposed a meeting to discuss how to strengthen their
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      892 29 mi Jl.ljj j?IrI!JII.M=J HOW TO SHIP TO BARCELONA, LEGHORN, ALGECIRAS, GENOA AND FOS SUR MER? USE LEDA MAERSK V. 9304 ETA SIN 18TH FEBRUARY 1993 VW Vor ETA ETD FMdar 1 DESTINATIONS Mtgmii Mmi V 9304 CFS-10/2 0300 HRS JOH LPK PEN OAK LQI HOU 900 ~™o« e B B
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      1116 30 VOY NO S'POftE JEDOAH (via J€D) S'TON H'BUBQ "aHT^ TOKK3 EXPRESS 00/106 18/2 6/3 9/3 7/3 DANUBE 06/306 20/2 2/3 8/3 10/3 13/3 15/3 17/3 KAMAKURA 27/107 2S/2 13/3 16/3 14/3 DRESDEN EXPRESS 09/307 27/2 6/3 14/3 17/3 19/3 21/3 23/3 t VMIK KAQA 28/106 5/3 21/3 24/3 22/3 LUDWIOSHAFEN
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      557 30 FCL Breakbufc Service to: H AFGHANISTAN MAM Afghanistan Ltd., Sole Foreign Forwarder in Kabul for al services C.1.5.-Vostochny, Vladivostok, Moecow, Tashkent, -l Kiaw, Minsk, Riga, Baku North Korea Vietnam a Mongolia a Hungary CSFR a Poland I ocwans AGENOES (FAR EAST) LTD NOUAKCHOTT-BANJUL-BISSAU-LUANDA-BATA I mm n VILLE DE TITANA 19/02
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      1062 30 WEEKLY EXPRESS LCL SERVICE DEPARTING EVERY SUNDAY OUR NEXT SAILING IS HYUNDAI INNOVATOR VOY: 302W ETA SPORE 21/02/93 WE ACCEPT LCL CARGOES TO THE FLWG DESTINATIONS:DESTINATIONS TRANSIT UNITED KINGDOM FELIXSTOWE 23 DAYS GERMANY HAMBURG 20 DAYS THE NETHERLANDS ROTTERDAM 19 DAYS BENELUX ANTWERP 20 DAYS FRANCE LE HAVRE 23 DAYS
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      1786 31 norv s SINGAPORE AGENT: KM) I .niltillTlPfC P*o Container* (Singapore Agencies) Pte Ltd 9 10 Hoe Chiang Road #07-01 KEPPEL TOWERS. SINGAPORE 0208 PT I* 225 2233 Telex: RS ***** PNOCSP Fax: 225 5327/222 7517 X CR Number *****91Q000Z B 0521 mJS 03*3 ?UO3 of/M OVO3 ms*aigeciras m S?!?, 101
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      308 33 ©HEUNG-A SHIPPING Korean Flag Vessels FUU.Y CONTMNEMSED SERVICE TO: HONGKONG, BUSAN, MCHON, MOX STRAITS/KOREA SERVICE HI SM SUI IKS BN MC MM lOWMO 30M 11/02 IJ/02 24/02 20/02 01/03 02/03 HO. 0 DOMM 302N 22/02 25/02 00/03 11/03 13/03 CHOYMB IMB W307 23/02 24/02 25/02 01/03 02/03 03/03 L OUHMMFF
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      163 33 CENTENARY SHIPPING SERVICE I WEEKLY FOLL CONTAINER DRECT SERVICE*! SINGAPORE/HO CHI MMH CITY Now providing Container Tracking toVunataiL from Ho Chi Mlnh City VESSEL S NAME VOY. NBR ETA/P S'PORE ETA/O HCM CITY TAN AH AM 76N/S 16-16 FEB 19 19 FEB 93 TAN AM AM 77N/S 23-23 FEB 26-26
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      1038 33 SINSOV SINGAPORE SOVIET SHIPPING CO PRIVATE LTD BOOKINGS: BALT ORIENT LINE: *****64 FESCO: *****06 BLASCO t ODESSA: *****51/*****31 ENQUIRIES: *****33 KL: 03-*****75/697 PORT KELANG: *****43/ *****40 lAKARTA: *****57 PENANG: *****4/ *****8 JOHORE BAHRU: *****1/ *****1 MARINE INSURANCE SERVICE: *****87/ *****87 (REGULAR INDEPENDENT SERVICE) FULL CONTAINERSHIP SERVICES ItASKIUB-CCOMiS rHSTHOUC JMWK IMIISWTO
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      330 41 BL 6LORY MAVKATMH GROUP REGULAR LINER SERVICE TAIWAN TO SINGAPORE I ASEAN DIRECT WEEKLY TO PORT KELANG/PENANG •AT ATTRACTIVE RATES* CR NO: **********0W SP PKL PNG KAO GLORY SELATAN VI 10/2 13/2 16/2 26/2 GLORY SELATAN V 25/2 2S/2 3/3 13/3 SP PKL HCM HK KAO GLORY SELATAN X 1/3
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      578 41 #KSI -WORLDWIDE HUIUW CtOAE STUMHS UPIES REGULAR FCL SERVICE TO THE FOLLOWING WEEKLY SAILING TO HUANG PU A SHANTOU Connecting Feeder to Huang PuSUI TUO CONTAINER NO 2 Connecting Feeder to Shantao LIAN BO NO 9 WE HV LEASING CONTRS FOR RENTAL SAILING TO 'PHNQM PENH* FORTNIGHTLY FCL/LCL SERVICE TO
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      394 41 fortnightly direct container service SIN TO DURBAN ALSO CALLING PT. ELIZABETH/JOHANNESBUR6 TWICE WEEKLY CONTAINER SERVICE SIN/MADRAS/SIN ALSO ACCEPTING CONTAINERS TO TUTICORM/ BANGAiOK£/COCHW AND NEW DELHI WEEKLY CONTAINER SERVICE SIN/CALCUTTA/SIN WITH TRANSHIPMENT TO: ASEAN/AUSTRALIA/FAR EAST/MEDITERRANEAN/EUROPE WEEKLY CONVENTIONAL SERVICE J SIN TO CHINA WEEKLY CONVENTIONAL SERVICE MADRAS/COLOMBO/ BOMBAY/KARACHI WEEKLY CONVENTIONAL SERVICE EAST
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      615 42 HONGKONG/CHINA 22/2 JAKARTA 21/2 BAHGKOK 17/2 ft 20/2 MANILA 22/2 MSAM 22/2 KEELUNG 23/2 TOKYO/KOBE 19/2 KAOSHIUNG 20/2 ■■llMMlfri 22/2 YOKOHAMA 21/2 COLONBO 23/2 FELIXSTOWE/HAMBURG 20/2 CHITTAGONG/MADMS 22/2 ROTTERDAM/LE HARVE/ANTWERP 20/2 BOMBAY/KARACHI 19/2 BARCELONA. MARSEILLES. 6ENOA 24/2 CALCUTTA 12/2 LAX/WC 21/2 SYDNEY/MELBOURNE 25/2 CMT LINER EXPRESS AGENCIES PTC LTD ICHIM
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      486 42 y Contemn CONTERM FREIGHT (F.E.) PTE LTD. AUCKLAND 19TH FEBRUARY I ACCEPTING TO ALL PORTS IN NEW ZEALAND BANGKOK 21 FEB I 1 JAKARTA 21 FEB PENANG 18 FEB PORT KELAMG 18 FEB FREMANTLE 22 FEB SYDNEY 18 FEB MELBOURNE 18 FEB J BRISBANE 22 FEB HAMBURG 20 FEB FELIXSTOWE
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      361 42 I NIPPON EXPRESS Arrow International (Worldwide Consolidation System) WEEKLY TO: TOKYO/YOKOHAMA/NAGOYA/KAOSHIUNG/ HONG KONG/BANGKOK/KEELUNG/KOBE/ LOS ANGELES (LONG BEACHJ/NEW YORK/ CHICAGO/SYDNEY/MELBOtIRNE/HAMBURG/ FELIXSTOWE/ROTTERDAM/DUSSELDORF WE ALSO DEAL IN FCL CARGO WORLDWIDE ARROW EXPRESS (SERVICE TO MALAYSIA) MALAYSIA TRUCK CONSOLIDATION Depart Singapore DAILY to K.L BANGI. SHAH ALAM ARROW EXPRESS BONDED CONSOLIDATION Depart Singapore every
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      51 46 ?JiO?3]Q7 Sl Used 2nd Hand Shipping Containers For Sale Wind Water Tight -FM 551,200 upwaitls (For 100 units above) 40r Wind A Water Tight FM 552.000 upwards (For 50 units above) Valid till 28th February 1993 Other Equiries Welcomed Interested Pse Fax *****98 or Tlx R*****6 EKCW Contact Person: Vincent
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