The Business Times, 4 November 1994

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    12 1 SINGAPORE BusinessTimes WE KNOW ASIA MITA(P) 010/12/93 Friday November 4 1994 75*
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  • 2am LATEST
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      Lock icon Dow up 9.42 points
      52 1 Reuter NEW YORK Wall Street stocks continued to coast higher yesterday. Advances led decliners about 10 to nine. US Treasuries were mixed, with the long bond off 1/32 to yield 8.10 per cent. At Ipm EST, the Dow Jones Industrial Average stood at 3,846.55 up 9.42
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      Lock icon Brown confident on Gatt
      57 1 Reuter WASHINGTON US Commerce Secretary Ron Brown said that he was confident but not overconfident that Congress would ratify the Gatt treaty. Mr Brown yesterday said there was still a lot of work to do but that it was his sense that the House and the
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    MARKET SUMMARY
    162 1 Stock market indices Thursday Change STII 2,352.2 -11.99 KLSE Comp 1,066.46 -27.12 Nikkei closed Hang Seng 9,491.96 +40.20 SET Index 1,528.51 -0.59 Jakarta Comp 522.84 -1.25 CLSA China B 1,151.69 -3.02 Aust All Ord 2,009.1 -2.1 FTSE 100 3,100.3 +19 Thursday Previous lpm EST dose Dow Jones 3,846.55
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    Malaysia relaxes exchange controls for exporters
    581 1  -  From Ho Kay Tat in KUALA LUMPUR IN A further liberalisation of Malaysia's exchange control regime, Bank Ncgara has allowed exporters to open foreign currency accounts with seven selected commercial banks, among them two foreign banks Singaporeowned OCBC Bank and Hongkongßank Malaysia. The decision
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    Rules for non-resident borrowing eased
    205 1 BANK NEGARA has also relaxed rules governing borrowings by non-residents. It announced yesterday that it would: allow non-resident controlled companies to obtain any amount of short-term trade financing facilities with original tenures of less than 12 months, guarantees and foreign exchange lines. They can borrow
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    UK, China to sign HK airport deal today
    371 1  -  From Lim Soon Neo in HONGKONG AFTER Five years of dispute, Britain and China will Finally sign a Financing agreement today for the HK$ 158.2 billion (Ss3o billion) new airport at Chek Lap Kok. A government spokesman described it as "an important
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    Lock icon Fed fires more salvos to rescue US$
    217 1 Reuter NEW YORK The Federal Reserve Fired more salvos in defence of the dollar yesterday, intervening aggressively in the markets for a second day. Dealers said the Federal Reserve paid 1.5155 German marks and 97.90 Japanese yen for each dollar it purchased in
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    Lock icon New Thai foreign minister makes clean sweep of toilet and all
    221 1 AFP BANGKOK Thailand's new foreign minister, billionaire Thaksin Shinawatra, has wasted no time settling into office, beginning with throwing out all his predecessor's belongings, including the toilet and sink. A ministry official yesterday said Mr Thaksin, who founded Thailand's
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    White Paper on salary benchmarks approved
    749 1 Independent review panel to be formed SINGAPORE The White Paper on salary benchmarks for ministers and senior civil servants was approved by Parliament yesterday, with Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong proposing to form an independent panel to verify the private sector pay figures and
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    KL bourse leads region's decline
    177 1 SINGAPORE A shaky Wall Street continued to depress stock prices around the region yesterday, with the Malaysian market suffering most in the sell-ofT. News of the Dow Jones Industrial Average's third consecutive plunge this week, combined with residual disappointment over the national budget, sent the
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      25 1 Hock Lock Siew: Pg 19 Av Surabaya Agung may yet surnnSe Hongkong exchange amends listing rules for China companies, Pg 4 See Focus, Pg 6
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  • SINGAPORE NEWS
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      MP warns of election backlash in debate on pay rise for ministers
      514 2  -  Yesterday in Parliament By Chuang Peck Ming A RISE in pay for ministers in line with the White Paper proposals could turn the worst nightmare of the ruling party and many Singaporeans into reality a freak election outcome,
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      Pay proposal: What some MPs say
      511 2 "These are the realities of life. You cannot change them. And I think that it is best for the House to take the bull by the horns. Have a system of remuneration which would pay ministers, political office holders well so that at least
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      Zuellig to open $8m plant in Woodlands
      183 2 ZUELLIG (T) Pte Ltd, a Swiss-based manufacturer and distributor of chemicals, animal feed and pharmaceuticals in the Asia-Pacific region, is opening an $8 million plant in Woodlands. The plant will employ 55 people to manufacture chemicals for animal health and animal nutrition products.
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      Packaging group Siong Bee in US$8.6m Tianjin joint venture
      326 2  -  By Teh Hooi Ling LOCAL packaging group Siong Bee has made its first foray into China, joining a growing list of small and medium-sized enterprises with investments there. Siong Bee Investment, a wholly owned subsidiary of Siong Bee Industries Pte Ltd,
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      Lock icon Possible pick-up after slow first half
      295 2  -  By 1 Rahita Elias AFTER a relatively slow first half, cargo through Singapore may be picking up. Figures just released by the Port of Singapore Authority show throughput jumped 14 per cent year-on-year in August to 25.83 million tonnes. By comparison, growth in the
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      Lock icon Pre-paid phonecard offers global links without surcharge on calls
      420 2  -  By Genevieve Cua UNITED STATES-registered telecommunications services company Tele Asia Inc is gearing up to launch the region's first pre-paid global toll-free phone card, yet another contender in the rapidly growing and lucrative long distance telephone market. Tele Asia Inc, formed
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      Lock icon Asia short on dialysis, says health care boss
      401 2 ASIA suffered from a major shortage of kidney dialysis treatment facilities, the head of a US-based health-care company said here yesterday. The president of Grace Health Care, Edmund Lowrie, cited a "tremendous undersupply" of kidney dialysis facilities in many countries in the
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  • SOUTH-EAST ASIA
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      Foreign inflows to Indonesia hit record US$23b this year
      375 3  -  From Leslie Lopez in JAKARTA LARGE infrastructure projects pushed up approved foreign investment in Indonesia to a record U5523.09 billion (5534.06 billion) in the first 10 months of the year, and officials say inflows should remain high next year despite competition
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    • NOTEBOOK
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        Lock icon Indon-Aussie wire services deal
        104 3 AP JAKARTA The main news wire services of Australia and Indonesia yesterday concluded an exchange agreement. The pact was signed by Lee Casey, chief executive of Australian Associated Press, and Handjojo Nitimihardjo of Antara. Under the arrangement, reports from Indonesia can be sent through AAP to
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        Lock icon Pacific naval officers to meet
        56 3 AP KUALA LUMPUR Senior naval officers from 14 Pacific basin countries will discuss ways to improve cooperation among their forces at a four-day gathering in Penang, beginning on Monday. The officers will study ways to tackle pollution of the sea and the role of the
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        Lock icon Indon labour leader's trial verdict
        117 3 Reuter JAKARTA The head of Indonesia's largest independent labour union, Muchtar Pakpahan, will next week hear the verdict of his trial for allegedly inciting workers to riot, a lawyer following the case said yesterday. "The court decided to hand down its verdict on Nov 7,
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      Lock icon Manila seeks to postpone, substitute IMF reforms
      285 3 AFP MANILA The Philippine Finance Department yesterday said it was seeking the postponement of four reform measures sought by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and was hoping in the meantime to substitute them with other reforms. The four reforms the IMF had wanted
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      Lock icon Selling made-in-America to the Viets
      62 3 Reuter i i 1,. r HO CHI MINI! V ietnamese women. Hearing Marlboro cowgirl attire, selling I-shirts and sunglasses at the opening of Vietnamerica Expo '94 in Ho Chi Minh City's Reunification Palace yesterday. About 30 US companies participated in the first exhibition of American
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      Cambodia in bid to resolve disputed maritime boundary with Thailand
      361 3  -  By Harish Mehta SINGAPORE Cambodia has set up a task force to resolve its disputed maritime boundary with Thailand, with a view to joint development of lucrative oil and gas resources in the offshore area. A Cambodian inter-minis-terial task force
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      453 3 I ITS A FACT. I I We're The No. 1 Selling Aircon In Singapore 8 years in a row! I FACT. In the recent Survey Research Singapore's (SRS) Home Appliances Index 1993, Sanyo Aircon came out top in all the JS I categories featured in the survey. ~m ESBPVfIi m
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  • CHINA/HONGKONG/TAIWAN
    • CHINAWATCH
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        Lock icon No Kantor trip to Beijing this year
        93 4 Reuter WASHINGTON As China races to become a founder member of the World Trade Organisation, US Trade Representative Mickey Kantor dashed speculation on Wednesday that he would visit Beijing this year to pave the way. Speculation has mounted recently that Mr Kantor might
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        Lock icon Taiwan to launch M'sia Stock Fund
        71 4 Bloomberg Business News TAIPEI National Investment Trust Co, one of Taiwan's largest mutual fund management companies, has applied to the Securities and Exchange Commission for permission to raise up to NTSS billion (SS2BO million) for a mutual fund specialising in Malaysian shares for Taiwan
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        Lock icon China consumer goods sales up
        89 4 AP BEIJING Sales of consumer goods across China in the first nine months of this year jumped 28.3 per cent from the same period a year ago. the government said yesterday. The official Xinhua News Agency said consumer sales for the period, totalling 1.11 trillion
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        Lock icon Shanghai to treble mobile phone lines
        79 4 AFP SHANGHAI The Shanghai Posts and Telecommunication Administration Bureau will invest 900 million yuan to treble its mobile network to 180,000 lines, a newspaper reported yesterday. The Liberation Daily reported that demand vastly outstripped supply, with 60,000 portable phones in use and another 20,000
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        Lock icon Beijing to close polluting paper firms
        58 4 UPI BEIJING With pollutants clogging waterways, China's government disclosed yesterday that it plans to shut down 71 paper factories by the end of the year in its latest get-tough measure against environmental polluters. Three-billion tonnes of industrial waste is poured into the country's murky
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      Lock icon US to pursue US$500b worth of China deals
      208 4 AFP WASHINGTON Chinas infrastructure projects over the next six years will top US$5OO billion (***** billion) and US businessmen will aggressively pursue those contracts. David Rothkopf, the Commerce Department's deputy undersecretary for international trade policy, yesterday said that US economic growth depended
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      HK exchange amends listing rules for China companies
      392 4  -  From Lim Soon Neo in HONGKONG THE Stock Exchange of Hongkong yesterday announced amendments to its listing rules for People's Republic of China (PRC) incorporated companies. The changes, which will come into force on Nov 11, were needed because of PRC Company
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      Lock icon Taking the bull by the horns
      41 4 Reuter lAIPEI A supporter of the Nationalist party's city councillor candidate Chin Hwei-chu wearing a mascot during a campaign in Taipei yesterday. Taiwan's mayoral and provincial governor elections will be held on Dec 3. Reuter
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      Lock icon Shanghai clamps down on media reporting of securities
      373 4 Reuter SHANGHAI Police and Communist Party officials have been given wide powers to control the spread of information on the Shanghai Stock Exchange under new regulations published yesterday. Although the rules do not specifically say what can and cannot be published or
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  • REST OF ASIA
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      Lock icon Li Peng visits Hyundai, S Korean giant to sell complete cars to China
      398 5 AFP SEOUL Chinese Premier Li Peng yesterday met Hyundai group founder Chung Ju Yung to diseuss business tie-ups as the conglomerate announced the first shipment of complete South Korean cars to China. The Chinese premier showed interest
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      Lock icon Ex-PM Bandaranaike may become second Sri Lanka woman president
      318 5 Reuter COLOMBO Sri Lanka's Sirima Bandaranaike, who made history in 1960 as the world's first woman prime minister, may be in line to become the country's second woman president, political analysts said yesterday. "The plan is to make her the ceremonial
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      Lock icon Aussie economy growing by over 5%: economists
      387 5 AFP SYDNEY Australia's economy is growing by more than 5 per cent a year, economists yesterday estimated, following the release of robust official retail trade data. The value of Australian retail trade eased a seasonally adjusted 1.6 per cent in September to A
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      Lock icon Comfort for the cold
      60 5 AFP SYDNEY The founder of "Wrap With Love\ Sonia Gidley-King. knitting another woollen blanket destined for the shivering refugees of Rwanda and Bosnia. Sonia and her 20,000 volunteers across Australia have spent 1.2 million hours knitting over 20,000 blankets for the estimated 10 million people around
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      Lock icon Marshall Isles may take Japan's atomic waste
      182 5 Reuter TOKYO A Japanese newspaper yesterday reported that the Marshall Islands had offered to store Japan's nuclear waste on several of its uninhabited Pacific islands. The Asahi Shimbun said that under the plan the Marshall Islands government would build nuclear waste dumps on
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    • ASIANOTES
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        Lock icon Tokyo paper starts constitution debate
        94 5 AFP TOKYO Japan's biggest selling newspaper, the Yomiuri Shimbun launched a national debate yesterday on a revision of the country's constitution for the 21st century and published its own draft proposals. Its draft calls for a clear affirmation of Japan's right to self-defence and stipulates
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        Lock icon Keating won't call for early election
        71 5 Reuter CANBERRA Prime Minister Paul Keating of Australia yesterday said he had no intention of calling an early election. He told Sydney radio station 2UE that an election for the House of Representatives alone, without the Senate Upper House, would mean that the Lower
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        Lock icon Bridge deaths: Seoul ex-mayor queried
        94 5 Reuter SEOUL South Korean prosecutors yesterday began questioning Seoul's ex-mayor Lee Won Jong, who was dismissed on the day of last month's bridge collapse, which killed 32 people, the Prosecutor's Office said. Mr Lee, who voluntarily appeared for questioning at the Prosecutors' Office, was expected
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        Lock icon South Korean cable TV to carry MTV
        84 5 Reuter HONGKONG Viacom Inc's Music Television (MTV) will be aired on South Korean cable channels early next year after signing a deal with South Korean music video channel Music Network Inc (M-Net). M-Net would distribute three hours of MTV programming to an estimated
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  • FOCUS
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      Lock icon Coming polls a key reason for Fed bid to boost dollar
      594 6 Politics of economics in the US Reuter NYT NEW YORK Repeated rounds of US intervention aimed at boosting the dollar was motivated by a desire to calm turbulent financial markets. probably with an eye toward national elections on Tuesday,
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      Lock icon Why Clinton is not popular
      672 6 NYT NEW YORK As president, George Bush took the rap for the recession. So why isn't President Clinton benefiting at the polls from the economic recovery? Maybe he is. Williarti Nordhaus. an economist at Yale University, believes that Clinton is, in fact, getting his share
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      453 6 '"MasterCard Hot Air Balloon: f Chronicles of Travel" takes you on a Hot Air Balloon Safari I TBRTTRRI BTIfmV Imagine azure African skies above you. The expansive environs below you. You are drinking in the wild, natural beauty of this great continent from a hot air balloon. Out of the
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  • THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Fed report on growth said to point to new rate rise
      491 7 NYT WASHINGTON With unemployment falling in most places and every region of the American economy growing, prices of materials are beginning to rise, the Federal Reserve said in a report released yesterday. Private economists interpreted the report, prepared with
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      Lock icon A reception fit for the Prince
      55 7 Reuter INGLEWOOD, California Sally Green (right) of Torrance, California, brandishing a British flag and camera, with local residents behind a barricade of shopping carts on Wednesday. The crowd at Von's Supermarket in Ingle wood was awaiting the arrival of Prince Charles to a special
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      Lock icon Egypt disaster toll over 450
      107 7 Reuter DRONKA, Egypt The known death toll from a fire and flood disaster in southern Egypt rose to more than 450 yesterday as villagers found at least 18 more burnt bodies in houses gutted by a river of blazing fuel. One fuel tank at a
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      Lock icon W German factory orders up 4.8% in September
      208 7 Bloomberg Business News BONN New orders to western Germany's manufacturing industry rose a higher-than-ex-pected 4.8 per cent in September from August and were up 9.2 per cent from a year ago, the economics ministry said yesterday. Analysts had forecast a 1.5 per
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      Lock icon Greece to privatise 25% of telecom
      85 7 AFP ATHENS The Greek parliament approved a bill on Wednesday providing for privatisation of 25 per cent of the shares in the Greek Telecommunications Agency (OTE). The bill had been presented by the socialist majority. But 11 socialist deputies, including some former labour leaders,
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      Lock icon Europe heading out of recession
      74 7 Reuter PARIS European Commission president Jacques Delors yesterday said that European economies were finally "coming out of the tunnel" of recession after two difficult years in 1992 and 1993. "With the return of economic growth, the climate is improving," he told reporters after addressing the
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      Lock icon Asian immigrants blast new Canadian law, call it anti-family
      349 7 Reuter VANCOUVER Canada's new immigration restrictions sparked fear and outrage on Wednesday from the fast-grow-ing Asian population on the country's West Coast, especially among newcomers from Hongkong. Canada announced on Tuesday it would reduce the number of immigrants and give preference
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      Lock icon Rise in US treasury financing needs
      99 7 Knight-Ridder WASHINGTON US treasury financing needs may grow "slightly" in fiscal 1995, even though the US budget deficit is projected to sharply shrink during that period, Treasury Deputy Assistant Secretary for Federal Finance Darcy Bradbury said on Wednesday. Mr Bradbury also said treasury was
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    • Article
      US hopes Apec leaders will back target date for free trade
      613 8  -  From Leon Hadar in WASHINGTON A HIGH-RANKING US official predicted on Wednesday that the leaders of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation forum, meeting in Bogor, Indonesia, on Nov 15, would approve a target date for trade liberalisation in the
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      Lock icon Kantor upbeat about Japan trade talks
      380 8 Reuter WASHINGTON An upbeat US Trade Representative Mickey Kantor expects "to move the ball forward" in talks with Japan next week. Mr Kantor also downplayed, in an interview on Wednesday, hardline Japanese comments recently over the contentious car sector as nothing but "rhetorical flourishes".
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      Lock icon Peddling with a donkey called Mitterrand
      48 8 Reuter BRUSSELS Michel Delhaye, 66, with his donkey Mitterrand II in front of the former European Commission building "Le Berlavmont" here on Tuesday. Delhaye wanders with Mitterrand II through the streets in the city centre to sell small bags of lavender. Keuter
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      Lock icon Christopher not yet ready to visit Vietnam
      403 8 Los Angeles Times WASHINGTON The Clinton administration considered having Secretary of State Warren Christopher make a ground-breaking visit to Vietnam while travelling through Asia this month but decided the time was still not right. Mr Christopher disclosed on Wednesday. Although leaders of other
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      Lock icon Russian Cabinet reshuffle likely within two weeks
      394 9 FT MOSCOW A shake-up in the Russian government appears to be on the cards. Ivan Rybkin, chairman of the state duma (lower house), said after a meeting with President Boris Yeltsin that a cabinet reshuffle would take place within two weeks. A spokesman
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      Lock icon Bank of England head defends timely rate rises
      184 9 Reuter LONDON Bank of England governor Eddie George said that monetary policy everywhere was still firmly aimed at achieving and maintaining price stability. In the annual Ashbridge City University lecture, Mr George also said timely interest rate rises were less likely to
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      Lock icon Hualon project row hots up as N Ireland board director quits
      300 9 FT LONDON The government's £61 million (Ssl46 million) grant to Hualon, a Taiwanese group, to build a Belfast textile plant was plunged into renewed controversy on Wednesday when a director of Northern Ireland's Industrial Development Board (IDB) resigned in
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      Lock icon Mideast development bank will be launched after talks, says US
      346 9 AFP WASHINGTON A Middle East Bank for Cooperation and Development still may be launched even though no accord was signed to create it at the regional economic summit in Casablanca, the State Department said on Wednesday. "There are questions of
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      269 8 Istana Hotel, Kuaia Lumpur, Monday, 14 November 1994 I and democratic elections in April this year and the opening up of its I ca, with its sophisticated infrastructure, well-developed entrepreneurial, base, its plentiful mineral resources and other raw materials, its abundant H I and its promising tourism opportunities, is becoming
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  • ADVERTISING & MARKETING
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      Thai ad spending explodes
      651 10  -  Billings are set to soar to record levels on back of rampant consumerism, a buoyant economy and a newspaper war. Alan Boyd reports from Bangkok Alan Boyd Advertising spending will reach record levels in Thailand this year, with rampant consumerism and a newspaper war pushing up
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      Lock icon New face of Raymond Weil
      501 11  -  Stress on softer corporate image sees the Swiss watch maker identify with the arts, reports Corinne Kerk Corinne Kerk After almost 20 years, watchmaker Raymond Weil has decided to go for a softer image that emphasises the company's corporate identity, rather than the watches it
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      Pearl & Dean renews MRT panel advertising contract
      103 11 Pearl Dean renews MRT panel advertising contract THE Singapore Mass Rapid Transit (SMRT) has reappointed Pearl Dean as its marketing agent for MRT panel advertising for a further three years. A new contract has been signed. SMRT said that since its launch in 1987, Pearl Dean's surveys and research have
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    • Article
      Lock icon When logos can break a brand's image
      291 11 NYT Although logos play a significant role in determining consumers' perceptions about brands and the companies marketing them, often it appears they can be more hindrance than help. In the fourth annual Logo Value survey by the Schechter Group, almost twice as many
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    • COPY LINES
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        New name for travel magazine
        71 11 SINGAPORE Incentive Asia, a magazine for incentive travel and meetings professionals worldwide, will be known as Incentive Meetings Asia from the November/December issue. This is to reflect the growth of the meetings market in Asia and the meetings component in the magazine. The bimonthly magazine
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        Corporate advisers at Radio Week '94
        79 11 SINGAPORE The Radio Corporation of Singapore, together with the Singapore Institute of Management, will be presenting Radio Week '94 from Nov 7 to 11. The five-day event will feature international speakers who will share their expertise on advertising and marketing strategies in the market
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        Manufacturing show debuts next year
        60 11 SINGAPORE Manufacturing Asia '95, the Asian International Manufacturing and Industrial Technology Exhibition will make its debut with five shows from Nov 21 to 25, 1995, at the World Trade Centre. The event will be a comprehensive manufacturing show targeted at Asia-Pacific buyers. Organised by Singapore
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        Lock icon Reebok names Burnett as global agent
        99 11 NYT NEW YORK Reebok International Ltd said on Tuesday that it had consolidated the worldwide media services on its Reebok brand account at Leo Burnett Co in Chicago by naming Burnett to handle the media planning and buying portions of the account in the
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      312 12 WHERE TO WINE, DINE AND ENTERTAIN "GOOD OLD FASHIONED FUN. AT CLUB 5." English and Chinese all-time favourites performed 'live'. Drinking and dancing. Fashion show every Monday and Thursday. Happy Hours Monday to Friday, 5 pm 8 pm, with one for one standard drinks. Club 5. It's the place for
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      308 12 Emongko-Enough* Enough T,tioucjfi is enough. 35 appetisers, 20 desserts p(us main courses. 'Ufen our guests start on the appetiser spread at our monthly international lunch buffet, they never finish. In fact, they always end up conceding that they ve had more than enough. Come try it to believe. Inn for
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  • LIFESTYLE
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      Moving antique jewellery
      894 13  -  Parvathi Narayan visits Tresors and finds out from a New York jeweller that people ought to buy only pieces that move them Parvathi Narayan The writer is an artist who contributed this article to Bushess Times THE TERM "antique jewellery", strictly speaking, refers to jewellery that is
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      Lock icon Warhol's Shot Red Marilyn fetches US$3.6m at auction
      371 13 NYT IN three-and-a-half minutes, Andy Warhol again catapulted to the top of the art market on Wednesday night. At Christie's auction of contemporary art, Warhol's Shot Red Marilyn, the famous 1964 silk-screen of Marilyn Monroe with a repaired bullet hole over the
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      Lock icon Michael and Janet Jackson team up for duet
      361 13 CHATTERBOX UPI UPI Reuter Reuter AP POP DIVA Janet Jackson is lending her pipes to her brother Michael for a duet on Michael's upcoming album History: his story, which is a greatest hits package with a few new songs tacked on. The
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      32 13 Reuter LONDON Comedian and writer John Cleese showing off his latest books on Wednesday. 'Life and how to survive it' has shot into the booksellers' top 10 list. Reuter
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      73 13 TSINGTAO BEER Standing tall with its Superb Flavour Tsingtao, a rich strong flavoured beer brewed with sparkling, spring water from the famous mountains of Laoshan. Its superb taste, praised and awarded the world ov er since 1963, quenches your thirst... revitalises your r a* 'I Sole Distributor: Q Jg ftA>
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      1213 13 I TV RADIO I Doc Hollywood, 7.30pm, Ch Michael doctor as a -If plastic surgeon Hollywood. tfaM. He has an accident en route to ki<' Bel Air, and is stranded in a J9K needs a GP. fr Julie Warner tempts him to Afe foJk 1 p in this 1991 m
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon A league full of contenders
      694 14 NBA Season Preview Reuter NEW YORK Can Hakeem repeat his Dream season? How far can the New York StandPats of Riley and Ewing go? Is it Shaq's time yet? These are some of the questions the National Basketball Association season will answer starting today, thanks
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      Lock icon Williams stretches Sanchez Vicario
      399 14 Reuter OAKLAND, California Fourteen-year-old future star Venus Williams oftased any doubt that she will4>e a force to be reckoned with when she pushed world number two Arantxa Sanchez Vicario to three sets before bowing out at the Bank of the West Classic on Wednesday. In just
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      Lock icon Els heads field at first Sarazen World Open
      333 15 Golf Reuter BRASELTON, Georgia US Open champion Ernie Els of South Africa heads a patchy 74-man field for the inaugural Sarazen World Open golf tournament which was to have started here yesterday. The US$l.9 million (SS2.B million) event, named in honour of
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      Lock icon Can big old George do to Michael what Ah did to him years ago?
      786 15  -  Foreman fights Moorer tomorrow. Will we see the oldest heavyweight champion in the history of boxing, asks Dave Anderson Dave Anderson NYT i IN two months George Foreman will be 46. Even in a boxing era
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    • SPORTSHORTS
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        26 15 AFP Jim Courier lying on the court after his defeat at the second round of the Paris Indoor Open against Woodforde in two straight sets. AFP
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        68 15 Reuter PHOENIX, Arizona Phoenix Suns superstar forward Charles Barkley could miss the team's season opener at Sacramento today due to a strained abdominal muscle. Barkley. who has contemplated retirement because of chronic back and leg injuries, would miss at least five games if he is placed on the injured
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        Golf
        36 15 HATOYAMAMACHI, Japan 170 million yen (552.6 million) Daiwa International Ist rd (Japanese unless noted): 65 Masashi Ozaki 68 Todd Hamilton (US). Naomichi Ozaki 69 Chen Tze-ming (Tai). Peter McWhinney (Aust). Also: 75 Samson Gimson (Sin).
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        208 15 Reuter WIGAN, England World chamfion Australia, upset in the first est at Wembley, has made four changes to its starting lineup for the second Test against Britain tomorrow at Old Traflford. Dropped outright were winger Wendell Sailor and second-row forward Paul Sironen. Prop forward Paul Harragon is injured, and
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        Soccer
        243 15 LONDON European Champions' league Wednesday Group A: Galatasaray (Tur) 0 Gothenburg (Swe) 1; Barcelona (Spn) 4 Manchester United (Eng) 0. Standings (P W D L GE GA Pts): 1 Goteborg 4 3 0 16 5 6 2 Barcelona 4 2 119 5 5 3 Man Utd 4 I 2
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        Tennis
        233 15 PARIS Mark Woodforde added another loss to Jim Courier's slump by eliminating the American in the second round of the U552.25 million Paris Open Wednesday. 7-6 (7-3). 6-3. Pete Sampras and Boris Becker both survived first set scares to Dutch players before winning. The top-seeded Sampras downed Jacco Eltingh.
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        117 15 Reuter SAIN' DILGO John Bertrand and his one Australia team continued to dominate the America's Cup Class World Championships on Wednesday by winning for the third time in as many races. Bertrand. sailing in the newest America's Cup Class yacht in the fleet, came from behind to beat the
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      261 14 YOU'VE GOT IVHH TO BE HERE! X^gjßj Cable A Satellite Asia '94 The premier exhibition for the Asia Pacific region is held in Hong Kong from 1 3 December 1994. Meet some ISO companies presenting the most comprehensive display of cable and satellite hardware and software for broadcasting, CATV, satellite
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      232 14 Under instructions from Mr. A. G. Hodgson in his capacity as Official Liquidator of Farrow Mortgage Services Ply. Ltd. (in liquidation) f Cosmos Shopping Centre 186-200 FINDON ROAD, FINDON, ADELAIDE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA Woolworths supermarket plus 23 specialty shops in enclosed mall Currenl passing net income A 5525,000 p.a. (approx) High
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      470 15 t REPUBLIC NEW YORK CORPORATION SAFRA REPUBLIC HOLDINGS S.A. Consolidated Statements of Condition and Summaries of Results These statements and summaries represent the consolidated accounts of Republic New York Corporation and its wholly owned subsidiaries and of Safra Republic Holdings S.A. and its wholly owned subsidiaries. Republic New York Corporation
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      119 15 WHAT NEXT AFTER GETTING YOUR ISO AWARD? LET us HELP YOU TURN IT INTO A SELLING POINT Ct<J a After working hard to earn your ISO award, f@W \°> X~lr K&exkvia qfcwkato j t s t j me to ma ce your effort pay off. Let us help w A
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    Clinton's Syria gamble
    515 16 EDITORIAL US PRESIDENT Bill Clinton laid his prestige on the line in Damascus last week. Energised by their recent foreign policy successes and the signing of the Jordani-an-Israeli peace accord, Mr Clinton and his aides gambled that they could break the deadlock in the Israel-Syria peace talks.
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      Breakthrough in Myanmar
      239 16 THINGS ARE MOVING at last in Myanmar. A satisfactory outcome is still a long way ofT; there is no guarantee of when new reforms will succeed in reconciling military requirements with democratic expectations to deliver a system that combines political stability with economic growth. But a beginning
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      Motivating the late bloomers
      171 16 CERTAIN PUPILS need special care. That goes without saying for EM3 pupils, the least capable pupils in primary schools. The introduction of special examinations specially tailored to their capacity beginning next year shows the government's attempt to resolve educational wastage. Streaming has been identified as crucial
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      Learn to do without maids
      181 16 MANY Singaporean families now just cannot do without maids, and the number of such families is on the rise. About three-quarters of foreign maids in Singapore are Filipinas. Many families will be inconvenienced if there is a problem with the supply of such maids. Many
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      A UN without fear or favour
      122 16 HELP IS USEFUL only when it is desired by the recipient. Then, and only then, will intervention by the United Nations be fruitful. This is a fundamental lesson of the Somalian misadventure. The world, in its disappointment, must nevertheless get on with building the
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      Trouble on campus
      181 16 THE Satya Wacana Foundation, which runs a quality university of the same name in the Central Java town of Salatiga, might have believed that it had indisputable reason to sack Dr Arief Budiman from his position as lecturer. But the waves of demonstrations by the students and
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      Is there no honour anymore?
      129 16 THE BAD LUCK British Prime Minister John Major has had with some of his ministers is beginning to appear like carelessness. The sexual scandals that have plagued British politics for decades, if not centuries, have given way to a series of financial scandals whose implications
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    1013 16 Latin American and Asian countries have seen huge capital inflows in recent years. Their real exchange rates, however, have behaved differently The Economist LAST YEAR, foreign investors poured more than USSISO billion (SS22O billion) into emerging economies almost three times more than in 1990. Four-fifths of this
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      257 16 IN-DEPTH BUSINESS Sfft NEWS FROM 1 ZJL SINGAPORE 1 PERSPECTIVE P> I or over two decades Singapore I Business has covered the local and J regional business scenes with more depth Mr/Mrs/Mjss w s occupatm j and breadth from a perspective which is J company: more relevant to local businessmen
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      1070 17  -  Who said a rising yen was bad for Japanese manufacturers? Far from being a bane for them, the stronger currency is proving to be a boon forcing them to restructure their operations, and boosting their competitiveness in the process. Steven Brail reports Steven
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      The varied pressures that Mieno's successor will face
      1086 17  -  One of the priorities of the new central bank head will be to ease monetary policy to revive the economy, says Anthony Rowley Anthony Rowley The writer is BT's Tokyo Correspondent SOME TIME this month, the Japanese government is expected to announce
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    Lock icon US new home sales in Sep hit six-month high
    481 18 Bloomberg Business News AP WASHINGTON New home sales rose 2.6 per cent in September to their highest level in six months, confounding analysts who have been expecting rising mortgage rates to crimp consumer demand. But sales were mixed, rising sharply in
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    Lock icon An unwelcome bull run
    37 18 AFP SEVILLA, Spain Frightened spectators reacting to a bull jumping out of the ring towards them on Tuesday at the La Maestranza bullfighting ring. No one was reported injured in the incident. AFP
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    Lock icon Japan's productivity is world's highest, says study
    324 18 AFP LONDON The Japanese manufacturing industry is the most competitive in the world, ahead of the United States, Spain and France, while Britain is badly placed, a study by a leading management consultancy showed yesterday. "Japan's productivity is about 35 per cent higher
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    KL Budget's a gutsy attack on conventional wisdom
    872 18  -  The Bottom Line PATRICK DANIEL PATRICK DANIEL The writer is editor of BT FOUR years ago, when Malaysian Finance Minister Anwar Ibrahim presented his maiden Budget, stock market analysts took a dim view of it. Their chief complaint: he had done nothing
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    228 18 Reuter BOMBAY Trading on India's newest and most modern bourse, the National Stock Exchange (NSE), was started yesterday to coincide with Deepavali. The sprawling NSE ring had a festive look as nearly 400 brokers, glued to their screens, traded in 200 shares. In the
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    Lock icon Kantor signals end to spat with Singapore
    355 18 Reuter Bloomberg Business News WASHINGTON United States Trade Representative Mickey Kantor has signalled an end to a spat with Singapore that erupted after a caning furore. In an interview with Reuters, Mr Kantor said he would now bless Singapore's bid to hold a
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    Lock icon Malaysia's ruling party begins dry runs to gauge voter support
    378 18 The Straits Times KUALA LUMPUR The ruling National Front has begun "dry runs" or mock polls in all 192 parliamentary constituencies to gauge its support ahead of the general election which must be held by next October. NF officials yesterday
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    Lock icon Major abandons plan to privatise Britain's post office
    418 18 Reuter LONDON Prime Minister John Major yesterday abandoned plans to sell Britain's post office in the clearest signal yet that public enthusiasm for privatisation was flagging after 15 years of Conservative rule. The Cabinet dropped the £450 million (Ssl.oB billion) privatisation after
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    Lock icon Philips trebles profits, warns against over-optimism
    252 18 Reuter EINDHOVEN, Netherlands Philips, one of the world's top three consumer electronics companies, yesterday reported a tripling in third-quarter profits but warned that the weak dollar could hit future earnings. Net profit from normal business operations surged to 455 million guilders (***** million) from
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  • COMPANIES & MARKETS
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      Lock icon KLSE tells brokers to report all intra-day transactions daily
      436 19 MBT KUALA LUMPUR The Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has directed stockbroking firms to report all their intra-day transactions daily, a move widely seen as aimed at restricting the activities of stockists. Stockists are dealers who buy and sell on behalf of
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      Guthrie GTS acquires second Laos hotel
      231 19 SINGAPORE Guthrie GTS Ltd has acquired a second French colonial-style hotel in Laos which it plans to refurbish within three months to cater mainly to foreign investors. Singapore-listed Guthrie's investment in the Sikhot Hotel is believed to be less than US$l million. A Guthrie
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      Tat Lee founder's son takes over as chairman
      212 19 SINGAPORE The new chairman of Tat Lee Bank is Mr Goh Eng Chew, the son of the late Goh Tjoei Kok, who was also the bank's founder. The new chairman, who took over on Nov 1, will also remain as president and
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      IPC buys 49% stake in Intellicard with eye on peripherals market
      273 19 SINGAPORE IPC Corp has taken a 49 per cent stake, worth $1.96 million, in start-up firm Intellicard Systems Pte Ltd which makes peripheral cards for computers. The balance is held by Alco Technologies Pte Ltd and a group of
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      Surabaya Agung may dish out a surprise
      754 19  -  HOCK LOCK SIEW By William Chia SINGAPORE Fund managers are generally an unforgiving lot if you cost them money. Indonesian packaging board maker PT Surabaya Agung Industri Pulp and Kertas has done just that to them. Surabaya Agung, which was listed on the
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      DBS underwrites foreign part of float by Manila paging firm
      422 19  -  From Al Labita in MANILA PAGING firm Pocketbell has hired Singapore's DBS Bank as a lead foreign underwriter of its initial public offer late this year. Pocketbell vice-president Emmanuel Castillo said yesterday the bank would market abroad about 20 per
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      Chevalier's IPO 80% subscribed
      262 19  -  By Corinne Kerk SINGAPORE Chevalier Singapore's initial public ofTer closed under-subscribed yesterday, reflecting the cool reception the local market has been giving IPOs lately. The lift and escalator company attracted an 80 per cent subscription rate for its offer of 28.13 million shares at 61 cents
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    • EYE on your STOCKS
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        MARKET MOOD
        47 19 Weak Market Mood indicates the likely trading sentiment tomorrow, based on brokers polled at 5-6pm yesterday o\er night events may alter sentiment Brokers polled Alliance, baring. I)aiwa. Fraser. GK Goh, Kay Ihan. Morgan GrenfeU. Nomura. OngCo. Phillip. Smith New Court. Wl Carr and SG Warburg
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        HOT STOCK
        108 19  -  Quak Hiang Whai FACB has fallen from almost 1.60 this year to a support level which has held up well in the past few days. Daily, weekly and monthly RSIs have now traded to the 25 level, indicating an oversold condition. The daily and weekly MACD also show
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    • COMPANIES
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          NOL offers full cooperation to Viets
          53 20 SINGAPORE Neptune Orient Lines said it is giving the Vietnamese authorities its full eooperation over an incident in which an NOL tanker spilled diesel into the Saigon River a month ago. An earlier news report said the Ho Chi Minh City authorities are seeking
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          Super Coffeemix in HK venture
          62 20 SINGAPORE Super Coffeemix Manufacturing Ltd said it has set up a joint venture in Hongkong to promote and distribute Super products. Super said it agreed with U U Hong Kong Ltd and its shareholders Nobuhiro Tsukuda and Mrs Mo Lim Tsukuda to set up and
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          Lock icon Petron to buy 15 floors
          73 20 Bloomberg Business News MANILA Petron Corp, a leading oil company, has signed a 1.05 billion peso (Ss6l million) contract with Megaworld Properties and Holdings to buy 15 floors of a building planned for the Makati financial district. In a report to the Securities and Exchange
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          Lock icon KIG Glass profit forecast
          96 20 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR KIG Glass Industrial Berhad, which announced a public issue of 24 million new ordinary one ringgit shares at M 51.50 (SB6 cents) each, expects to achieve a group pre-tax profit of M 531.10 million for the year ending Dec 31, 1995. KIG also
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          Lock icon Nod for Sedap Food acquisition
          49 20 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Sedap Food Confectionery Bhd's proposed acquisition of the entire issued and paid-up share capital of Tahwa Holdings Sdn Bhd comprising 10 million ordinary shares of Msl (557 cents) each has been approved by the Ministry of International Trade and Industry. Bernama
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        Lock icon KL's Autoways to build major ring road in Beijing
        160 20 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Autoways Holdings Bhd, through its wholly-owned subsidiary Autoways Construction Sdn Bhd, has entered into an agreement with the Beijing Highway Bureau to construct a major central ring road in the Chinese capital. Construction of the 1.77 billion renminbi
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        Manila's Interport, KL's Ganda may go ahead with stock swap
        275 20  -  From Al Labita in MANILA MANILA Listed property firm Interport Resources Corp yesterday dropped its Oct 21 decision scrapping its stock swap with Malaysia's Ganda Holdings Bhd. At a special board meeting, directors opted instead to pursue the deal but
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        Hour Glass in $5m shop restoration project
        243 20 SINGAPORE Upmarket watch retailer The Hour Glass will spend about $5 million on the purchase and restoration of two four-storey shophouses in Chinatown. The houses, at Numbers 2 and 4, Trengganu Street, were the sole assets of a private company called Pagoda Chinatown,
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        Lock icon KL's Westmont plans to inject 18b pesos into Philippines
        245 20 Reuter MANILA Westmont Bhd of Malaysia will invest 18 billion pesos (SSI.OB billion) into the Philippines in the next two years. Managing director Joseph Chong yesterday said the investments would be in banking. power, steel manufacturing and property development. "Our investments
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        Lock icon Grand Central S'pore to build 3 more hotels in M'sia
        275 20 Bernama JOHOR BARU Hotel Grand Central Singapore Ltd will build three more hotels in Malaysia next year, costing more than MS 100 million (5557.4 million). Chairman Tan Eng Teong yesterday said they would be built in Kuching, Ipoh and Kuala
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        Lock icon Brierley seizes 26% of NZ publisher in raid
        426 21 Reuter WELLINGTON Brierley Investments yesterday emerged with more than 26 per cent of Wilson Horton, publisher of New Zealand's biggest newspaper, the New Zealand Herald, after a surprise raid lasting less than 24 hours. Brierley's share buying spree started on Wednesday night
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        Back in Asia to borrow US$138m
        159 21 SINGAPORE New Zealand's Brierley Investments has raised a US$l3B million (*****.8 million) loan for the Hongkong branch of its group treasury. The loan, launched in September, was signed in Hongkong yesterday. It was jointly underwritten by Hongkong Bank and Westpac Banking Corp of Australia.
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        Lock icon Fast-growing Telecom NZ signals expansion
        437 21 Reuter WELLINGTON Telecom Corp of New Zealand, already growing at a rapid clip, yesterday signalled its wish to expand into the entertainment and information services fields. The move was announced after the company, New Zealand's largest listed stock, posted a rise in its net profit
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        Lock icon BHP's growth strategy dashes hopes of big acquisitions
        460 21 Reuter MELBOURNE The Broken Hill Pty Co, Australia's biggest company, yesterday dashed hopes of a major acquisition by signalling that development of its global resource projects and exploration would drive growth. Managing director John Prescott said the minerals, steel and petroleum giant
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        Lock icon Murdoch's thorny share issue wins surprise backing
        303 21 Reuter SYDNEY Media titan Rupert Murdoch won a surprise victory yesterday after a controversial issue of new shares aimed at building up his global media group News Corporation Ltd won surprisingly strong backing from Australian investors. Moves by Mr Murdoch to appease investors
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        Lock icon The return of the box-office, starring Golden Harvest
        424 21 MARKET mum Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Golden Harvest (Holdings) and investors who subscribe to its shares later this month may be entertained by more than just movies the company distributes. Analysts see Golden Harvest as benefiting from growing demand for cinema entertainment
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          Lock icon Thai exchange extends trading hours
          48 21 Bloomberg Business News BANGKOK Trading on the Stock Exchange of Thailand expands by 30 minutes from today. The exchange's new hours are 10 am to 12.30 pm and 2.30 pm to 4.30 pm. The market previously closed at 4 pm. Bloomberg Business News
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          Lock icon Sun Hung Kai top bidder for park
          70 21 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Hongkong property giant Sun Hung Kai Properties led a consortium that submitted the best bid for a development project in a country park valued at between HK$7 billion (551.33 billion) and HK$9 billion, the Eastern Express reported. The consortium
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          Lock icon Indian Rayon profit up 115%
          44 21 Bloomberg Business News BOMBAY Conglomerate Indian Kayon and Industries Ltd said its after-tax profit rose 115 per cent in the six months to September. Sales rose 21.3 per cent to 4.6 billion rupees during the period. Bloomberg Business News
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          Lock icon Euro Disney loss within expectations
          35 21 Reuter PARIS Euro Disney's 1993-94 net loss of 1.8 billion francs (SSSO9 million) was in line with market expectations. Analysts had forecast a net loss of 1.6-1.8 billion francs. Reuter
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          Lock icon Sainsbury interim profit up 6.4%
          57 21 Bloomberg Business News LONDON J Sainsbury pic said cost cutting ofTsct lower prices and helped boost pre-tax profit 6.4 per cent in the first half ended Sep 24. The supermarket operator said pre-tax profit rose to £444 million (551.06 billion) in the first half from
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        Lock icon NBC to open six Asian news bureaus next year
        465 22 Reuter HONGKONG General Electric's NBC, the latest entrant in a rapidly expanding satellite television industry in Asia, plans to open around six Asian news bureaus next year to tap the region's growing appetite for financial news. NBC, which already runs a
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        Lock icon SEC alleges two firms made US$5.5m illegally
        242 22 Bloomberg Business News WASHINGTON The Securities and Exchange Commission alleged that a pair of former penny-stock brokerages illegally earned US$5.5 million (SSB.I million) by manipulating the price of securities issued by Of Counsel Enterprises Inc. FN Wolf Co and Hibbard Brown Co allegedly
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        Lock icon When home is where the office PC is
        41 22 Reuter BOSTON Digital Computers' Starion 300 personal computer being demonstrated by product marketing manager Mary Morse. The new PCs, unveiled in the US on Tuesday, are aimed at small office/home office users. Reuter
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        Lock icon Akzo Nobel 3rd qtr profit up 35% on higher global sales
        251 22 Bloomberg Business News AMSTERDAM Akzo Nobel NV, the Netherlands' largest chemical company, yesterday said third-quarter net profit, excluding one-time items, rose 35 per cent to 322 million guilders (Ss2B3 million) on the strength of higher global sales. A rise
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        Lock icon False reports can land US brokers in court: SEC lawyer
        575 22 Bloomberg Business News WASHINGTON A lawyer representing the US Securities and Exchange Commission told the Supreme Court on Wednesday that brokerage companies could face lawsuits under a federal securities law for research reports that contain false or misleading statements. The
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        475 23 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR The base lending rate (BLR) of commercial banks in the country has steadily been lowered this year but bankers and money market dealers now say further cuts are unlikely. The BLR, it seemed, had hit rock bottom
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        Lock icon Easing of rules seen boosting Seoul forex market
        317 23 Reuter SEOUL Relaxation of South Korea's foreign-ex-change rules and introduction of a new settlement system are expected to boost the heavily controlled market, officials and dealers said yesterday. Since Tuesday, South Korea has begun to implement a package of reforms to streamline
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        Lock icon Limits on foreign loans to contain peso
        415 23 Reuter MANILA The Philippines has rolled back a key clement in its foreign exchange liberalisation programme in an effort to stem the peso's rise but dealers said yesterday they doubted the measure would have much of an impact. Central Bank governor Gabriel Singson
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        Lock icon Taiwan probes foreign banks after heavy forex speculation
        310 23 Reuter TAIPEI Taiwan central bank officials are examining three foreign banks to see if they were involved in excessive speculation in the foreign exchange market, after the Taiwan dollar surged in Wednesday's trading, an official said. The central bank examined the Taipei
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        Lock icon Bank of Asia 3rd qtr profit up 47%
        75 23 Bloomberg Business News BANGKOK Thailand's Bank of Asia pic said its net profit in the quarter ended Sep 30 was 327 million baht (SS 19.26 million), an increase of 47 per cent from the same period last year. On a per-share basis,
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        Lock icon Luring the Japanese investor
        74 23 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO In order to lure individual investors back into the Japanese stock market, a brain trust for the securities industry has urged brokerages to consider introducing a "wrap account system," the daily Yomiuri reported. Under the system, brokerage commissions would be based on
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        39 23 Reuter BANGKOK Volume nearly doubled on the third day of trading at Thailand's new bond market to 11.067 million baht from 6.066 million baht the previous day, said a Bond Dealers Gub official. Reuter
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        Lock icon Lanka bank to open in India, Pakistan
        46 23 Reuter COLOMBO Sri Lanka's biggest bank, the state-owned Bank of Ceylon, will open branches in India and Pakistan, said chairman R N Asirwatham. He said the new branches would begin operation in Madras and Karachi in January 1995. Reuter
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        45 23 Bloomberg Business News TAIPEI A meeting of investors in the China Success Fund, a closed-end mutual fund listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange, didn't attract enough participants yesterday to vote on a proposal to make it open-ended. Bloomberg Business News
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        Lock icon Rubber prices likely to remain above M$3 per kg
        392 24 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Natural rubber prices, currently pegged above Ms 3 per kg. are expected to hover above this level in the mid-term. The director of the Rubber Research Institute of Malaysia, Abdul Aziz SA Kadir, yesterday said: "Output by industrialised
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        53 24 Reuter SANGHAR, Pakistan Flames billowing from an oil and gas Held here in southern Pakistan, 300 km east of Karachi, on Wednesday. The state-run Oil and Gas Development Corporation says it is a new discovery and is likely to produce between 1,200 and 1,500 barrels of
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        293 24 Bloomberg Business News MELBOURNE The chief economist at the largest mining company predicts metal prices will continue to rise in 1995 as demand outstrips supply. Phillip Crowson of Britain's RTZ pic told a mining conference here that prices would begin easing back
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        456 24 Reuter HOUSTON Texas, overtaken by Alaska as the largest crude oil producer in the United States the late 1980s, is losing market share in natural gas to Canada. US natural gas demand is climbing steadily, but Texas is missing out on
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        296 24 Reuter CHICAGO The New York Mercantile Exchange (Nymex) and Sydney Futures Exchange (SFE) said they agreed to let SFE members trade Nymex energy products directly by linking the two exchanges' electronic trading systems. The exchanges made the announcement at a futures industry press conference held
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        182 24 Reuter LONDON The dollar was jolted higher in early European after the Federal Reserve followed Wednesday's dollar purchases with another round of buying yesterday. The dollar spent much of the day on guard for possible buying from the Fed although dealers are questioning whether intervention alone will
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        99 24 AFP NEW YORK The dollar was slightly up in early trading following the hectic activity of the previous day when the Federal Reserve intervened to bolster the currency. The Fed backed the dollar to the tune of US$l.5 billion (552.2 billion), but as a dealer said: "Intervention is
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        1563 24 I tadc MfinhlfJ index calculated against S'pi>rr top 14 trading partners Base )rar /985 US$/S$ forward rates Noon Nov 3 ss Bid Offer I -month 1.4661 1.4676 2-month 1 4639 1 4654 3-month 1.4619 1.4634 6-monlh 1.4566 1.4586 Source: OCBC FOREIGN CURRENCY NOTE RATES As at 9am on Nov 3
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        1236 25 SIMEX REPORT Reuter SINGAPORE Simex Euroyen futures closed easier while Eurodollars ended flat in quiet trading. Dealers said the markets were extremely quiet, with Tokyo out on a national holiday. Euroyen contracts eased on the back of the weaker yen, following
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        Tin ends at 2-year high of M$15.65
        699 25 COMMODITY REPORTS KL Tin TIN soared 84 sen to close at a two-year high of MS 15.65 a kg on higher London prices and strong consumer demand. The previous high of MS 15.75 a kg was on Oct 15. 1992. "The market is
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          Indonesia opts out of cocoa pact
          69 25 SINGAPORE Indonesia won't join the International Cocoa Organisation even if it is pressed to do so by other producers. Indonesia is worried the organisation remains focused on output control. Cocoa producers, who met last week in Malaysia hoped to persuade Indonesia to join "an
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          Cuban sugar prices rise
          115 25 LONDON Prices for Cuban sugar have firmed in recent days on concerns about how much will be available to the market in the first quarter of 1995. Confirmation yesterday that Russia has stopped shipping oil to Cuba for failing to meet its obligations under an oil-for-sugar
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          62 25 WASHINGTON A drought and lack of irrigation is hurting South Africa's citrus crop, at least in certain areas. USDA Secretary Mike Espy said yesterday. Mr Espy said he toured an orange, grapefruit and lemon grove during his four-day South African trip. He said 70,000
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          Kenya coffee prices drop
          69 25 NAIROBI Kenyan coffee prices fell back by another US$lO (5514.79) at Tuesday's weekly auction here, undermined by a lack of demand from overseas roasters and lower arabica futures in New York. Traders pegged Kenya's benchmark Abfaq at between US$2lO and US$2l5 per 50 kg FOB, down
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      1428 25 Rubber Nov 3 Singapore Commodity Exchange Physical Prices (futures closing as it 5.30pm) T[ff|| t As at 12 noon (S cents/kg) RSS 1 Contract <S cents/kg) Close Volume "J?? 2 Dec 94 195 00 I96.00N Month High Low Sett (tonnes) Interest J 94 194.00 I95.00N RSS 4 Dcc
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        Australia
        998 26 -2.1 STOCKS fell yesterday as US inflation fears gripped Wall Street and depressed the domestic bourse. The key All Ordinaries Index ended at 2,009.1 points, 2.1 down. The All Industrials fell 6.8 to 2,849.9 while the All Resources lost 9.6 to 1,385.5. Turnover was 177.5 million shares worth A
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        Manila
        627 26 -35.66 Share prices declined on profit taking and the weak performance of major blue chips. The Composite Index closed at 3,054.99 points, 35.66 down. Turnover was 3.95 billion shares worth 1.76 billion pesos. Disappointing third quarter results of Philippine Long Distance Telephone and profit-tak-ing accounted for the decline in
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        Taipei
        575 26 -36.37 Stocks ended lower in slow trading as most investors retreated to the sidelines. The 392-issue Weighted Price Index eased 36.37 points to finish at 6,306.29. Turnover was 1.07 billion shares worth NT544.55 billion. The market slid to the day's low of 6,290 points from the start of the
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        New Zealand
        347 26 +8.70 Shares defied bearish overseas trends to end slightly higher on huge turnover, boosted by Brierley Investments' raid on Wilson and Horton. The NZSE-40 Capital Index gained 8.70 points to end at 2,117.43 but was 10 points ofT its high for the day. BlL's purchase of 25 million
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        Seoul
        458 26 11.99 Share prices broke a new record high, fuelled by bull runs of theme-backed individual issues and banking shares. The Composite Price Index gained 11.99 to settle at 1,117.73 points, leading the total trading stock value to surpass 160 trillion won. Turnover was 59 million shares valued at 1.33
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        Bombay
        138 26 +24.20 Share prices opened higher in the one-hour auspicious trading session on buying by Indian mutual funds, brokers said. The BSE 30-share Index closed at 4,294.06 points, up 24.20 from Monday. The 100share National Index gained 8.36 to 2,030.02. The market was closed on Tuesday and Wednesday for Deepavali,
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        London
        658 26 19.0 SHARES bounded ahead after early weakness, encouraged by gains in the index future. "We seem to have had a bit of a change in sentiment. The future's gone up, we're not really sure why, but we're happy to follow it," one dealer said. Futures dealers said there had
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        Paris
        158 26 +37.53 French shares finished with a last minute rush to close 2 per cent higher. Traders said stability in the dollar and a steadier tone in bonds led to short covering in futures. The market is waiting for US non-farm payroll figures due today. Euro Disney rose strongly, and
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        Frankfurt
        187 26 +21.46 German shares were boosted by short-covering as bunds stayed firm. But big investors kept away because of uncertainty about future price movements. Brokers said the US October jobs data will set today's market trend. The DAX Index closed at 2,061.38, up 21.46 points. The market was also supported
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        Brussels
        172 26 +15.84 Belgian shares ended a positive session with solid gains, supported by the dollar and given an extra boost in the afternoon by Bel-20 basketbuying and a small upturn in the bond market. The Bel-20 Index closed 15.84 points higher at 1.381.28 after touching a session high of 1
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        Milan
        172 26 +78 Italian shares nosed higher, picking up some of the momentum they had had at the start of the week but brokers were sceptical the market would keep up the pace. "It is getting harder and harder to understand this market. We had thought it was heading down this
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        Amsterdam
        319 26 +4.61 Dutch stocks rallied after electronics giant Philips said third-quarter net profit almost quadrupled and airline KLM posted a 74 per cent rise in second-quarter profit. Stocks received a further boost as the dollar sustained much of Wednesday's gains made after the Federal Reserve intervened to support it. That
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        Zurich
        253 26 +34.8 Swiss shares rose, buoyed by bright earnings prospects of insurers and the stronger dollar which aided exportoriented stocks. The SMI Index of 23 leading stocks closed 34.8 points higher, at 2,534.8. Twenty stocks gained, one was steady and two fell. The SPI Index was up 17.82 at 1,676.77.
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        Stockholm
        175 26 •21.22 Swedish stocks fell for the third day as polls showed Swedes leaning towards rejecting membership in the European Union. The OMX Index fell 21.22 points at 1,120.13. "Foreign investors take it for granted that we will say yes, so when polls say no, people are surprised," said a
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        Johannesburg
        286 26 +141 South African shares posted hefty gains by as world markets perked up and local company earnings prospects boosted sentiment. Dealers said golds were slack amid a lack of direction from bullion. The Overall Index ended 95 points up at 5,832, the Industrial Index gained 141 at 6,746 and
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        Toronto
        264 26 +3.33 Stocks opened firmer on steadying debt markets and a stabilising US dollar, but traders said a weaker trend may continue to dominate. "We're up a bit but we're going down," said one trader. "It seems that the pleasure of the markets has been to go south recently and
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        New York
        693 26 +9.76 The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which slipped 26.24 points on Wednesday, was ahead 9.76 points to 3.846.89 at Ham EST. The NYSE Composite Index was ahead 0.40 to 256.38, while Standard Poors 500-stock Index was up 0.94 to 467.45. Advances edged out declines 885-830 among the 2,581
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        734 26 Britannia Funds Sterling Cash Bid (Mn Mim Cap Depmit -18 6400 M6500 M.m Jeney Gik .0.1891 0 l« Mim Ma» Income *0 9000 -0 941)0 I S$ Cash Income Plus Fund ***** 10 1400 PS Re*r>e Fund 5 1200 i 1100 Sterling I*qul(> Euro Performance j0.4592 ***** Far Eatf Fund
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      2869 27 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Bank stocks led share prices higher on hopes for an agreement this week on financing Hongkong's new US$2O.3 billion (5529.8 billion) airport. "The deal is basically done. All that remains are the formalities," said an investment manager. British and Chinese officials said on Wednesday they
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      563 27 CLSA IN HONGKONG, H shares saw a healthy turnover of HKS9B million to close up 8.98 points to 1,489.03. Maanshan Steel was the the day's most active counter with a 1.1 per cent gain, while Yizheng and GZ Shipyard were the top gainers, up around 2.5 per cent each
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      1792 27 Reuter BANGKOK The market's morning gains were wiped out by late profit-taking. The SET Index closed 0.59 point lower at 1,528.51 after gaining eight points in morning trade. Turnover was 8.5 billion baht. "We saw a lot of shortterm profit-taking largely because the mood is not so good on
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      1095 27 Reuter JAKARTA Share prices ended off its previous close broadly despite active foreign buying in Barito Pacific and Sampoerna. Newcomer Duta Pertiwi gave up 50 rupiah to 3.750 rupiah after an impressive 20 per cent gain on its Wednesday's debut. "Domestic players continued \o cash out as market sentiment
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      CLOB INTERNATIONAL
      2368 28 1-ACB 50c 5.082,000 KL Industries 4.486.000 Idra H>d 50C 4,014,000 Mulpha Intl 50c 3.575,000 Bcrjaya Ind 3,428,000 Promcl 3.381,000 MB! Capital 3.274.000 Multi-Purpose 2.910.000 Pegi Msia 2.405.000 Kcnung Bhd 50c 2.314.000 Magnum ("orp 50c 2,067.000 KabcrGroup 1.898.000 Ind Oxygen Wt-»5 1,681.000 KL Industries 12.059.930 Idns Hyd 50c 10.801.130
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        Lock icon Fears over inflation, rate rise hit market
        5706 28 Bloomberg Business News KUALA LUMPUR Stocks fell for a third day on concerns over inflation and rising interest rates in the US will work together to drive up Malaysian interest rates, pulling money away from stocks. Investors came back after a holiday to
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        8127 29 Cr Of M Wl 1994 Last Vol Day IjiI QMt Dl» Di» YU Net Cap An High Low Company Sale 0001 Higk low Buyer Viler Or P/E Sail Prin INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL 1440 835 ml s Acma 1110 I7.S 4.7 1.6 17.7 765 1 III* 547* 267* i s Alex
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        Lock icon Share prices slump amid forced selling in Malaysia
        1852 30  -  By R Sivanithy SINGAPORE The local stock market posted yet another poor performance yesterday, as confidence and prices continued to be undermined by a weak US market and forced selling in Malaysia. Institutional presence was almost non-existent, and despondent brokers were left
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      377 30 LIQUOR LICENCE NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Lee Hock Siang of No. 9& 11 Lorong 25A Geylang Road, Singapore 1438, have applied for a Wholesale Beer Shop Licence in respect of premises at M/s Teck Lee Siang Heng Pte Ltd at 80 Playfair Road, Blk A #01 -01/
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      314 31  -  By Alec Almazan SINGAPORE Det Norske Veritas Classification is opening Asia's first inter-active marine-safety training centre here. "The centre will be the first in Asia to conduct courses with specialist instructors using dialogue and discussion rather than lecturing," says DNV's local
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      Lock icon Capesized tonnage sees some activity
      565 31 KnightRidder NEW YORK There was some activity for capesized tonnage on Wednesday, brokers said. Cetragpa failed to confirm the Navios Protector for its 120,000-tonne 10 per cent ore cargo from Seven Islands to Ijmuiden cargo at US$7.B5. The charterer is now on subjects with the
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      INDEX TO SHIPPING LINES AND FREIGHT FORWARDERS
      1067 31 Page Col ABC Containerize 16 1 Accord Group 8 1-3 Ahlers Line 13 5 Ahrenkiel Liner 4 1/2 ANL 3 1/2 Antaco Mgmt 17 3 APL 5 4/5 Appenship 4 4/5 Arabian Express 15 5 ASCL 5 5 Astro Shpg 12 4 Avant
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      Daihatsu Diesel (S) opens new facility
      311 31  -  By Juliette Walker SINGAPORE Daihatsu Diesel Singapore opened a new, 15,000 sq ft office, warehouse and service workshop at Jurong yesterday. Daihatsu plans to invest about $1 million to equip and computerise the new facility in Joo Yee Road, which employs a total of
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      Lock icon Completion of HK container terminal 9 definitely delayed
      132 31 Knight-Ridder HONGKONG Hongkong will be unable to finish developing a proposed ninth container terminal by the original planned completion date of mid-1995 because of a delay in negotiations between China and the UK, the government said in a statement on Wednesday. "The
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      Lock icon Regional bunker prices firmer as fuel oil, crude levels rise
      434 31 Knight-Ridder SINGAPORE Regional bunker fuel prices continued to rise along with firmer fuel oil cargo and crude prices on Tuesday. Apart from Singapore, traders said demand is picking up at other Asian ports. They noted that despite sellers' attempts last
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      DAILY FREIGHTS
      645 32 THE Baltic Freight Index for spot dry cargo shipping rates fell to 1,858 on Wednesday from 1,863 on Nov 1. Rates continued to hold steady despite little activity on the freight market in a week of European and Far Eastern holidays, broker said. The Baltic Freight Index fell
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      TRANSPORT DIARY
      446 32 COURSES Title: Certificate in Logistics Management Duration: Nov 23 Dec 23 Organiser Singapore Institute of Materials Management Tel: For further details contact SIMM at 295-4427 or fax: 298-4012. Title: Certificate in Negotiation Skills Techniques Duration: Nov 23 Jan 3 '95 Organiser Singapore Institute of Materials Management Tel: For
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      THE SHIPPING GUIDE
      13990 40 This is a list of ships loading at 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 Pcnang after
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        AT CONVENTIONAL WHARVES
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        293 50 AFP MANILA President Fidel Ramos said on Wednesday plans to set up two new large airports to service the Philippine capital were viable and the pair would properly complement each other. He told a news conference the two envisioned airports, one expanding the
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        189 50 Bloomberg Business News ATLANTA Delta Air Lines, two years after it dismissed 448 pilots, is back at the bargaining table for contract negotiations that might end in the loss of more flying jobs. The Atlanta-based carrier's 8,600 pilots, trying to avert a
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          97 50 Knight-Ridder LONDON The 283,000-deadweight-tonne tanker Provence made contact with the 45,092-deadweight-tonne tanker Hightide, while shifting from Ulsan outer harbour to Yukong Dolphin to discharge its 260,000-tons of crude oil cargo, at 0920 on Wednesday, according to Lloyd's Intelligence. The Liberian-flagged Hightide. which was carrying
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          128 50 Reuter SYDNEY Australia's Qantas Airways plans to usher in the new year with a party over the South Pole. The first of Qantas's new Antarctic charter flights will cruise over the bottom of the world at midnight on New Year's Eve, the airline said on
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      347 43 (fE. FAMOUS CONTAINER LINES —80 ROBINSON ROAD, #22-02 SINGAPORE 0106 9 HOT LINE: *****33 (30 LINES) GOTHENBURG/SCAN 07/TI ROTTERDAM 07/TI i AARHUS/COPENHAGEN 07/TI HAMBURG/BREMEN 07/TI MARSEILLE/FRANCE 08/TI FELIXSTOWE/UK 07/TI BARCELONA/SPAIN TI/TI LEHAVRE/FRANCE 08/11 GENOA/ITALY 05/TI ANTWERP/BELGIUM 07/TI LOS ANGELES/WC/IPI TI/TI SYDNEY/MELBOURNE 05/TI NEW YORK/EC TI/TI FREMANTLE/ADELAIDE 05/TI VANCOUVER TI/TI BRISBANE
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      268 44 SEAWARD SHIPPING AND TRADING CO (S) PTE LTD ETA HI EH SPOM rati KCLMK ffNANG BUS IMX 15/11 12/11 Loading tof Mate RUVM HUDHU IS/11 loading toe Dubai OQLfHN 11/11 l/H loading For Male nam supheme i</u loading For Ma* IMC EDM 14/11 Loading for Mate ntOGKtt ÜBUIT 2/11 loading
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      212 45 IS* GLORY NAVIGATION GROUP REGULAR LINER SERVICE TAIWAN TO SINGAPORE ASEAN SINGAPORE TO KOMPONG SOM •AT ATTRACTIVE RATES* CR NO: **********0W KAO SIN PKG PNG GLORY SELATAN V 4/ll 11/11 GLORY SELATAN VI 27/10 4/11 6/11 8/11 SP KOMPONG SOM GLORY SELATAN V 7/11 10/11 SINGAPORE ASEAN TO TAIWAN CHINA
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      710 45 FORTNIGHTLY DIRECT CONTAINER SERVICE SIN TO SOUTH AFRICA VESSEL/ VOYAGE SIN OUR JNB* HUE" PIZ CPT" BEW- MPMMUA TAi HE/82 05/11 18/11 21/81 30/11 19/11 21/11 26/11 29/11 SHUN ME/107 12/11 25/11 29/11 09/12 26/11 29/11 0«/12 0«/12 TAO ME/#9 22/11 05/12 OS/12 17/12 06/12 09/12 16/12 IS/12 MERIT/I 02/12
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      703 48 OEZ SAMUDERA INDONESIA (S) PTE LTD 15 McCALLUM STREET #03-01/02 NATWEST CENTRE S'PORE 0106 Tel: *****81-3 FAX: *****36 (3 HUNTING LINES) TLX: R*****0 BOOKINGS CALL DIRECT LINE: *****41/*****43 JESSICA/CELIA 5 SLGS/WEEK 3 SLGS/WEEK S VESSEL VOY|SIN JAK VESSEL VOY SIN 3UR "1 6ANGLAR SHIKHA 909 05/11 (SAT) 09/11 (WED) SAMUDERA
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      590 49 JEDDAH/UK/CONTNENT ISTORE lID S'TON IfflK ADAM LEM *Mm Aa»M* Cwp IM HOECHST EI7RESS 17/343 VU 14/11 23/11 2C/U 2A/U 31/11 TIMRMQIiii :MM IK MMIM BMW mi Mfc KA6A 31/144 9/11 21/11 29/11 1/12 RMMrfea M M talwp. kmkm4m, (Ml. HMMMI STUTTGART [PRESS 04/344 12/11 21/11 M/ll 3/12 Vl2 7/12 S«u*vHnp*on
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