The Business Times, 23 November 1994
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Title Section13 1994-11-23 1 SINGAPORE Business Times WE KNOW ASIA MITA(P) 010/12/93 Wednesday November 23 1994 75*13 words
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2 am LATEST
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39 1994-11-23 1 Bloomberg Business News WASHINGTON Business demand for loans continues to grow even as interest rates edge higher, the Federal Reserve's November survey of senior bank loan officers at 81 institutions showed. Bloom-Bloomberg Business News - 39 words
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47 1994-11-23 1 Reuter BRUSSELS Europe has to to relax its defensive stance towards Asia, European Development Commissioner Manuel Marin said yesterday. Europe still thinks of Asia in terms of "dumping, aggressive competition and emerging economic perils", he told the European Parliament. ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article163 1994-11-23 1 Stock market indices Tnesday Change STII 2.270.05 -51.94 KLSEComp 1.026.18 -19.20 Nikkei 18.962.99 -158.73 Hang Seng 8.948.43 -354.81 SET Index 1.402.38 -37.78 Jakarta Comp 498.66 -8.00 CLSA China B 1.055 23 -30.63 Aust All Ord 1.877.7 -31.8 FTSE 100 3078.7 -42.3 Tuesday Previous 1 pm EST close Dow163 words
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Article, Illustration501 1994-11-23 1 R Sivanithy - By R Sivanithy SINGAPORE The local stock market buckled yesterday under the pressure of rising interest rates and severe softness around the region, with the Straits Times Industrials Index tumbling to its lowest level in three months. The STII fellSource: Bridge Info - 501 words
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Article156 1994-11-23 1 Reuter NEW YORK Blue-chip stocks were on the defensive but were recovering from their worst levels of the session, in a continuation of Monday's steep scllofT. Analysts said program selling took the Dow index down at the opening, until it had declined more than 30 pointsReuter - 156 words
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305 1994-11-23 1 SINGAPORE DBS, OUB and Tat Lee raised their prime lending rates by half a point yesterday, bringing to a close the latest round of rate increases by local banks. DBS and OUB raised their rate to 6.25 per cent, while Tat305 words
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437 1994-11-23 1 Lee Han Shih - By Lee Han Shih SINGAPORE A company controlled by the Hong Leong group will soon be floated at the New York Stock Exchange at a market worth of just under $500 million. The company is China Yuchai International, incorporated in437 words
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255 1994-11-23 1 AP Reuter ROME Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi was placed under investigation yesterday for the alleged bribing of tax authorities. Opposition politicians called for his resignation but his aides said he had no intention of resigning. Mr Berlusconi said in Naples, where he wasAP; Reuter - 255 words
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Article, Illustration359 1994-11-23 1 Ho Kay Tat - From Ho Kay Tat in KUALA LUMPUR MALAYSIA might soon allow "stock borrowing" whereby investors could borrow shares from other parties to shortsell on the stock market, Securities Commission (SC) chairman Dr Munir Majid said yesterday. "We could well introduce stock borrowing so359 words
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442 1994-11-23 1 Reuter Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia's central bank. Bank Negara, intervened heavily to push the US dollar down 130 points against the ringgit. but foreign exchange dealers said the US currency could climb back on year-end commercial demand. "NegaraReuter; Bernama - 442 words
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Advertisement25 1994-11-23 1 Regional Analysis: Pg 17 The task ahead for Apec PM Goh in NZ, Pg 2 Apec: Obstacles to Osaka Brierley on lookout for joint ventures25 words
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SINGAPORE NEWS
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EYE on the ECONOMY
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Article, Illustration323 1994-11-23 2 Teh Hooi Ling - By Teh Hooi Ling GROSS domestic product growth will moderate in the next six months but remain healthy, a survey of manufacturers' business expectations indicates. Survey data on orders received, stocks of finished goods, average selling prices and deliveries overseas are reckoned to indicate the level ofSource: EDB/Dept of Statistics - 323 words
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Article, Illustration517 1994-11-23 2 Alvin Tay - PM Goh's official visit to New Zealand Reports Alvin Tay in WELLINGTON THE ROAD to Osaka will be a fairly difficult one for the 18 Asia-Pacific countries which signed last week's Bogor declaration, Singapore Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong said yesterday.Reuter - 517 words
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428 1994-11-23 2 THE prime ministers of Singapore and New Zealand yesterday urged companies in both countries to work together in the region. Speaking at a state luncheon in his honour, Singapore Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong said he was pleased to428 words
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463 1994-11-23 2 NEW ZEALAND'S Brierley Investments wants to set up joint ventures with local partners in Singapore and Malaysia, as it has done in Hongkong and Thailand. Singapore had a strategic position in the services sector in particular because463 words
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Article, Illustration507 1994-11-23 2 Soh Tiang Keng - By Soh Tiang Keng SINGAPORE is to become the third centre in the world after London and New York to conduct international trading in coffee futures. Trading kicks ofT in mid-February. In the run-up to the official start of the cofTee contract507 words
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178 1994-11-23 2 Michelle Low - By Michelle Low TOP Singapore hoteliers have formed a working group to tackle the labour shortage problem and improve productivity in the industry. Some 49 hotels, representing 75 per cent of rooms in the industry, yesterday pledged their support for the Singapore178 words
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Advertisement16 1994-11-23 2 Waving a red flag before the protectionists, Pg 16 Maintaining tbe momentum of Bogor, Pg 1716 words
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SOUTH-EAST ASIA
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444 1994-11-23 3 Ho Kay Tat - From Ho Kay Tat in KUALA LUMPUR MALAYSIA'S top finance ministry official yesterday rebuked investment analysts who had cast doubts on the country's inflation data. Clifford Herbert said he was appalled that a stockbroker, whom he did not name, had gone444 words
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Article, Illustration438 1994-11-23 3 Govt paves the way for companies to make foreign contacts, meeting told MBT KUALA LUMPUR The partnership between the Government and the private sector under the Malaysia Inc concept is not limited to ventures within Malaysian borders. It covers overseas projects as well, theMBT - 438 words
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356 1994-11-23 3 Al Labita - From Al Labita in MANILA MALAYSIAN tycoon Ananda Krishnan has offered to acquire the government-seques-tered Philippines Communications Satellite (Philcomsat). Philcomsat spokesperson Mila Alora said Mr Krishnan's offer is now being looked into by the company, one of Manila's largest satellite concerns.356 words
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NOTEBOOK
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76 1994-11-23 3 AFP MANILA Regional cooperation in telecommunications among South-east Asian nations can make the region "an attractive single market for foreign investment", said International Telecommunications Union analyst Michael Mingcs on Monday. Mr Minges told a Philippine telecommunications conference here that the region was ripe for suchAFP - 76 words
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68 1994-11-23 3 AFP MANILA The Philippines yesterday refused to lift an indefinite ban on Westinghouse Corp from bidding in a US$3 billion (554.4 billion) gas development project in the Philippines, saying the US firm must first settle a dispute over a mothballcd nuclear power plant. SeniorAFP - 68 words
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57 1994-11-23 3 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Pcrusahaan Otomobi! Nasional Bhd (Proton) has signed a memorandum of understanding with Rover to manufacture a four-wheel-drive version of the national car, the Malaysian parliament was told yesterday. The production of the vehicle was to meet public demand, said Minister in theBernama - 57 words
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Article84 1994-11-23 3 Reuter JAKARTA A volcano on the Indonesian island of Java erupted yesterday, killing at least 17 people, injuring more than 100 and bury ing dozens of houses in a grey sea of mud and lava, officials said. State television showed pictures of houses flattened andReuter - 84 words
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70 1994-11-23 3 AFP MANILA Foreign Secretary Roberto Romulo said yesterday that the Philippines can gain commercially from a proposed service and supply pact with the US military but said some portions of the draft should be reworded. "We believe the Philippines should use its favourableAFP - 70 words
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234 1994-11-23 3 AFP JAKARTA Bank Indonesia governor Sudrajad Jiwandono said banks had to slow growth in lending to prevent the economy overheating, a press report said here yesterday. Lending growth in the first eight months of the year exceeded the central bank's safe level,AFP - 234 words
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CHINA/HONGKONG/TAIWAN
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487 1994-11-23 4 Knight-Ridder HONGKONG Analysts expect bids at a government land auction today to be soft amid uncertainty about how much rising interest rates will affect the market, analysts said. The government will sell three sites at a regularly scheduled land auctionKnight-Ridder - 487 words
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Article, Illustration92 1994-11-23 4 AFP HONGKONG A Hongkong businessman paid HK$B,BBB,BBB (551.66 million) a world record price for this contemporary Chinese painting on Monday. Mr Chan Kin-man, managing director of the prosperously-named Billiongold Iron and Steel, reportedly took the price up to $8.88 million. The painting. Song of Legendary Goddess Nuwa,AFP - 92 words
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227 1994-11-23 4 Knight-Ridder HONGKONG China's foreign exchange certificates (FEC) will no longer be circulated from Jan i next year, and the time limit for conversion has been set for the end of June 1995, the official Xinhua News Agency reported on Monday, quoting theKnight-Ridder - 227 words
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373 1994-11-23 4 Lim Soon Neo - From Lim Soon Neo in HONGKONG THE NEW airport at Chek Lap Kok will generate around HKSB billion (SSI.SI billion) in annual gross revenue in its first full year of operation, according to Henry Townsend, the chief executive373 words
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274 1994-11-23 4 AP HANOI China and Vietnam agreed yesterday not to escalate their territorial disputes or resort to force, and assured their nervous neighbours that they are willing to work for a peaceful settlement. In the only concrete move toward resolving the issue, they announced plansAP - 274 words
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424 1994-11-23 5 Reuter BEIJING China yesterday said it hopes a new tariff pact forged with six Central Asian neighbours can reverse a sharp slump in traffic on the Eurasian Railway, a fledgling rival to Russia's Trans-Siberian route. "We would like to openReuter - 424 words
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274 1994-11-23 5 Bloomberg Business News BEIJING China's economy is forecast to grow 9-10 per cent next year, with industrial output expected to start slowing down this month, official media reported yesterday. The State Information Centre, the forecasting arm of the StateBloomberg Business News - 274 words
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Article, Illustration219 1994-11-23 5 Reuter SHANGHAI China, one of the world's fastest growing economies, is full of risky investments, but listed firm Shanghai Dajiang says it is onto a sure winner chickens. "We are in a priority sector in China," executive director Li Guansheng said.Reuter - 219 words
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CHINA WATCH
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69 1994-11-23 5 Bloomberg Business News TAIPEI Taiwan had a current account surplus of US$l.54 billion in the third quarter of 1994, up 2.7 per cent from US$l.5 billion a year earlier, the central bank said. The surplus in the current account widened on an increase in Taiwan'sBloomberg Business News - 69 words
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Article73 1994-11-23 5 AFP BEIJING Rising food prices in China's 35 major cities continued to fuel inflation in October, with grain prices surging 61.6 per cent compared to the same month last year, the State Statistics Bureau said yesterday. However, the increase in the cost of grain wasAFP - 73 words
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57 1994-11-23 5 Reuter TAIPEI Taiwan's defence minister said yesterday China was probably incapable of starting a big war and its military technology was fairly backward. "Objectively, the modernisation and technological standards of the Chinese communist troops are fairly backward. It probably is incapable ot launching a large-scaleReuter - 57 words
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Article99 1994-11-23 5 AFP HONGKONG The Hongkong government yesterday announced a series of appointments of ethnic Chinese civil servants to top positions under a localisation programme that will pave the way for the restoration of Chinese rule in 1997. The government has appointed Peter Lai, the deputyAFP - 99 words
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REST OF ASIA
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356 1994-11-23 7 KnightRidder Reuter TOKYO Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Miti) has unveiled guidelines for applying emergency restrictions on textile imports, in a move to stem inflows of cheap products from other countries. "We think this setting up (of procedural guidelines) willKnight- Ridder; Reuter - 356 words
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325 1994-11-23 7 Reuter TOKYO A review of Japan's taxation on asset holdings should be the next top item on the agenda for Japan's tax reforms now that parliament's lower house has passed key tax reform bills, the government tax panel's chief said. ChairmanReuter - 325 words
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233 1994-11-23 7 Tokyo planning to open use of power firms 1 transmission lines Knight-Ridder TOKYO Japans Ministry of International Trade and Industry has decided to revise the Electricity Business law to allow the use of the nine major power companies' transmission facilities by others in fiscal 1996-1997 (April-March), the Sihon Keizai ShimbunKnight-Ridder - 233 words
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Article, Illustration77 1994-11-23 7 Reuter NEW DELHI An Indian policeman holding up a tiger skull, one of the several wildlife items seized from a taxidermist's shop here on Monday. The banned merchandise, which included skins of leopards and tigers, is estimated to be worth more than US$3OO,OOO (*****,000) onReuter - 77 words
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ASIA NOTES
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93 1994-11-23 7 AFP TOKYO Japan's leading economic index stood at 54.5 points in September staying above the "boom-or-bust" line of 50 points for the ninth consecutive month, the Economic Planning Agency said yesterday. The coincident index, showing current economic trends, came to 60 points in September,AFP - 93 words
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65 1994-11-23 7 Reuter CANBERRA The big primary industry states of Western Australia and Queensland will lead the Australian economy over the coming five years, according to a survey of 35 economists. The Price Waterhouse survey projected median growth rates for those states of 4 per centReuter - 65 words
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Article77 1994-11-23 7 Reuter CANBERRA Australian housing affordability dived to its lowest level since the December quarter of 1992 in the September quarter, a survey by the Commonwealth Bank and the Housing Industry Association has found. The Reserve Bank of Australia has raised official cash interest rates by 1.75 percentageReuter - 77 words
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Article39 1994-11-23 7 AFP KATHMANDU Nepal's victorious communists will meet today to discuss choosing a partner to form the next government. The Nepal Communist Party-United Marxist and Leninist is to decide with whom it should collaborate. AFPAFP - 39 words
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218 1994-11-23 7 Reuter AFP COLOMBO Sri Lanka'? new People's Alliance government yesterday presented in parliament a mini-budget for 47.7 billion rupees (551.43 billion) for the first three months of next year, showing a deficit of US$2BO million. Justice Minister Gamini Lakshman Peiris who wasReuter; AFP - 218 words
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WORLD FOCUS
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Article, Illustration1866 1994-11-23 9 Pierre Schori - Jacques Delors, president of the European Union, will be stepping down next month. Pierre Schori. who is the Deputy Foreign Minister of Sweden, spoke to Mr Delors about his presidency and the future of Europe Pierre Schori New Perspectives Quarterly PIERRE SCNew Perspectives Quarterly - 1,866 words
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THE WORLD
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450 1994-11-23 10 Washington Post WASHINGTON US cornpanics should be stripped of billions of dollars in tax breaks and other special subsidies and the money used to help train anxious American workers for new jobs. Labour Secretary Robert B Reich said onWashington Post - 450 words
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WORLD WATCH
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99 1994-11-23 10 Reuter DUBAI Saudi Arabia has denied that it agreed with Russia to reschedule a US$75O million (551.095 billion) debt and said the money was owed to Saudi banks and had yet to be paid. The oil-rich kingdom also denied it had agreed with RussiaReuter - 99 words
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102 1994-11-23 10 Bloomberg Business News WASHINGTON Treasury Secretary Lloyd Bentsen went out of his way on Monday to pour cold water on a report that he's ready to retire, although he didn't issue an outright denial. After an interview with a Mexican television crew, Mr BentsenBloomberg Business News - 102 words
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83 1994-11-23 10 Knight-Ridder LONDON UK Employment Secretary Michael Portillo said yesterday that the government was resolute in raising VAT on fuel to 17.5 per cent in April, "because we recognise that we have committed ourselves to raise a certain amount of revenue in order toKnight-Ridder - 83 words
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Article, Illustration208 1994-11-23 10 Knight-Rid-der TOKYO International financier George Soros is pulling out of the UK commercial property market despite earlier plans to make a "long-term" investment of up to £250 million (*****.5 million), the Financial Times reported yesterday. Mr Soros will sell to British LandKnight-Ridder - 208 words
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289 1994-11-23 10 Reuter GENEVA The Gatt world trade body said yesterday that developments in the North America Free Trade Agreement (Nafta) might raise further concerns about preferential regional accords and the risks of trade diversion. In a review of Canada's trade policies since 1992,Reuter - 289 words
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401 1994-11-23 11 AFP KUWAIT CITY Russia and Kuwait have signed five accords boosting cooperation between their countries. Russian Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin on Monday told a press conference that the accords dealt with the economy, investments, scientific research, culture and information. "The accord onAFP - 401 words
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235 1994-11-23 11 Reuter SAO PAULO The International Finance Corporation (IFC) is planning to co-finance up to US$5 billion (557.3 billion) in infrastructure projects in Brazil over the next five years, IFC vice-president Jannik Lindbaek said. "Over the next five years we expect to spend US$5 billionReuter - 235 words
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Article, Illustration62 1994-11-23 11 AFP LOS ANGELES Activist Ted Hayes standing in front of his creation. Genesis One, a cluster of 18 fibreglass domes near downtown LA which for the past year had been an experiment in transitional housing of local homeless people. 1 he project, which has generatedAFP - 62 words
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233 1994-11-23 11 Reuter LONDON International Monetary Fund treasurer David Williams has called for the centralisation of reserve assets, which eventually could lead to an international central bank. Such a bank would be operated by the fund and would have the power to persuade and powerReuter - 233 words
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LIFESTYLE
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Article, Illustration501 1994-11-23 13 Stephen Schaefer - William Shatner says farewell to the Star Trek character he has played for 28 years. He reflects on his role as the starship Enterprise's charismatic captain with Stephen Schaefer Stephen Schaefer Reuter A PHILOSOPHICAL William Shatner voices "regret and sorrow that I haveReuter - 501 words
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Article, Illustration673 1994-11-23 13 CHATTERBOX AP AP AP AP AP FORMER US president George Bush hasn't lost his touch on a tennis court. Mr Bush, on a private visit to Australia with his wife Barbara, teamed up with Australian Davis Cup captain John Newcombe on Monday toAP; Reuter - 673 words
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Miscellaneous1232 1994-11-23 13 I TV RADIO I The Master of Survival, 9pm, Ch 12 Laic winter in the Arctic Tundra would seem to provide im- a....a possible 4 Ajjzm the the Kgjjkflk^ Tundra" the Arctic Fox Afl Midway, 9.30pm. TV 2 vuY\ Henry Fonda, Charlton Mcston *BMjL Toshiro Mifunc the r* mandatory all-star1,232 words
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SPORTS
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Article, Illustration462 1994-11-23 14 Golf Reuter SYDNEY The proposed World Tour of Golf will happen with or without the blessing of traditional golfing organisations, two-time British Open champion Greg Norman said yesterday. Norman said the World Tour wanted to be conciliatory and fit in with theReuter - 462 words
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Article, Illustration47 1994-11-23 14 Reuter BUCHAREST Former Romanian champion gymnast Nadia C'omaneci was welcomed by young Romanian gymnasts at Bucharest's airport on Monday. Nadia, the first gymnast to get a perfect 10, returned to Romania five years after she fled from the 1989 anti-communist revolution. ReuterReuter - 47 words
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584 1994-11-23 14 Ira Berkow - By Ira Berkow NYT WASHINGTON Among the sellout throng of over 18,000 to see the Bullets-Celt-ics game in the USAir Arena in Landover, Maryland, on Saturday night, sat a man in sweater and sneakers, a labourer from Detroit. This was MayceNYT - 584 words
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SCORE CARD
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Article, Illustration69 1994-11-23 14 ST PETERSBURG, Florida WTA lour final 1994 women's rankings Monday: I Steffi Graf (Ger) 2 Arantxa Sanchez Vicario (Spn) 3 Conchita Martinez (Spn) 4 Jana Novotna (Cze) 5 Mary Pierce (Fra) 6 Lindsay Davenport (US) 7 Gabriela Sabatini (Arg) 8 Martina Navratilova (US) 9 Kimiko Date (Jpn) 10 Natalia69 words
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Article, Illustration10 1994-11-23 14 NEW YORK NFL Monday Houston 10 Giants 13.10 words
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Article, Illustration65 1994-11-23 14 BOMBAY India beat the West Indies by 96 runs in the first test on the fifth and final day on Tuesday. Scores: India 272 and 333 (S Tcndulkar 85. S Manjrekar 66, J Srinath 60; K Benjamin 4-82); West Indies 243 and 266 all out (J Murray 85, J65 words
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Article131 1994-11-23 14 LONDON Masashi Ozaki's Dunlop Phoenix victory was hisseventh tournament win this year and enabled him to move into ninth position in the latest world rankings, published here on Mondav. Standings: I Nick Price (Zim) 2L39pts 2 Greg Norman (Aust) 20.22 3 Bernhard Langer (Ger) 15.99 4 Nick Faldo (Eng)131 words
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Article199 1994-11-23 14 NEW YORK NBA Monday: NY 92 San Antonio 88; Orlando 124 Miami 89: Utah 106 Phoenix 91. Standings (W L Pet "GB) Eastern Conf, Atlantic Div: I Orlando 6 2 .750 2 NY 6 3 .667 '/i 3 Boston 4 4 .500 2 4 Washington 4 4 .500 2199 words
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SIDELINES
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126 1994-11-23 15 AFP BOMBAY Mohammad Azharuddin bccame India's most successful Test captain yesterday as his team completed a devastating 96 run win over West Indies in the first Test. The Indians needed just 22 minutes on the fifth and final day to capture the two last WestAFP - 126 words
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67 1994-11-23 15 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia will inaugurate next year the Asia Pacific Boys Junior Golf Match-play Championship which features top junior golfers from 16 countries, said Sports Excel chairman Tunku Imran Tuanku Jaafar here on Monday. He said the championship, planned for July, would featureBernama - 67 words
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90 1994-11-23 15 AFP SYDNEY Dutch coach Roelant Oltmans yesterday promised more field goals and less traditional reliance on penalty corners when the Netherlands begin defending their World Hockey Cup crown here this week. The Dutch, whose fierce-hitting shortcorner specialist Floris Bovelander denied Pakistan the last WorldAFP - 90 words
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71 1994-11-23 15 Reuter LONDON British police agreed on Monday to release evidence relating to match-fixing allegations against Bruce Grobbelaar, allowing lawyers to prepare their defence of the Southampton and Zimbabwe goalkeeper. "We have been in touch with the (English) Football Association and all the information canReuter - 71 words
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Article104 1994-11-23 15 AFP DALLAS, Texas Dallas quarterbacks Troy Aikman and Rodney Peete will be sidelined with injuries tomorrow, leaving thirdstringer Jason Garrett to lead American football's reigning champions against Green Bay. The Cowboys lost Super Bowl star Aikman and back-up Peete in a 31-7 victory over Washington onAFP - 104 words
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91 1994-11-23 15 AFP DETROIT, Michigan Police here plan no charges against former world super-middleweight boxing champion James Toney, who stormed out of his mother's home with a gun on Sunday vowing to kill his former manager. Toney was interviewed by police on Monday after officers spent theAFP - 91 words
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Article, Illustration508 1994-11-23 15 AP NEW YORK One week after she retired, Martina Navratilova has returned with a host of friends, including Chris Evert. The greatest women's tennis players of the past 25 years announced on Monday they are getting together with entertainers BarbaraAP; Reuter - 508 words
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632 1994-11-23 15 AP NEW YORK Changes al the top sometimes do work. With five weeks left in the regular season, second-year coach Dave Wannstedt has returned the Chicago Bears to their seemingly rightful place at the top of the NFC Central, and Bill ParcellsAP - 632 words
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Article522 1994-11-23 16 EDITORIAL AT THE END of last year's United Malays National Organisation (Umno) meeting which saw the team led by Anwar Ibrahim sweeping into key offices Dr Mahathir Mohamad was asked by a reporter if he was losing his grip on the party after 14 years at522 words
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Article373 1994-11-23 16 SINGAPORE'S fund management industry boasts control of $62 billion at the end of 1993, up six times from 1989 figures. The number of fund managers who handle funds of over $1 billion has grown from 10 to 21. Good economic growth of the last decade373 words
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Article122 1994-11-23 16 THE recent Umno general assembly saw several key issues being discussed but the main focus, undoubtedly, was on leadership strength and morality in a booming economy. Being the main party of the ruling National Front, Umno's leadership is critical for the well-being of Malaysians. In his122 words
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Article160 1994-11-23 16 CHINESE President Jiang Zemin's visit to Hanoi was described by Vietnam's Communist Party chief Do Muoi as "marking a new era in Sino-Vietnamese ties". China and Vietnam waged war against each other in the 1970s because of different idealogies, border dis- putes and the Cambodia problem.160 words
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Article171 1994-11-23 16 ALREADY the first fruits of the recent agreement on airport funding are beginning to materialise. Last week saw the Sino-British Land Commission release enough land to build 10,500 new flats, and so ease the strain on Hongkong's housing supply, as part of an agreement to171 words
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Article106 1994-11-23 16 TRADE liberalisation, as envisaged in the recent Bogor Declaration with its staggered deadlines to make an allowance for the different stages of economic development of its members, is coloured by many shades of opportunism. Far too many that Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad felt it necessary106 words
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Article129 1994-11-23 16 ONE would not expect the incidence of rape to be a matter of national concern in a country like Indonesia, where religious and traditional values still play a dominant role in controlling the behaviour of the populace. Yet, if news stories emerging this week about129 words
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Article, Illustration1070 1994-11-23 16 Leon Hadar - The ambitious Bogor blueprint for turning Apec into a free trade area could create a political backlash in Washington against free trade and Asia, reports Leon Hadar Leon Hadar The writer is BT's Washington correspondent. THE just-concluded meeting of the leaders1,070 words
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Article, Illustration1577 1994-11-23 17 ROSS GARNAUT; ROSS GARNAUT - The task ahead for Apec ROSS GARNAUT ROSS GARNAUT The writer is Professor of Economics at the Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies of the Australian National University in Canberra. This is an extract of his paper presented in Jakarta last week. THE Bogor1,577 words
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496 1994-11-23 18 Leslie Lopez - From Leslie Lopez in JAKARTA IN A rare show of unity, the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries have agreed to freeze production for an unprecedented 12 months in a bid to shore up depressed prices. Opec ministers, who completed talks here496 words
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328 1994-11-23 18 Bernama, MBT PETALING JAYA Wage rises outstripped productivity gains by 6.7 per cent to 5.3 per cent in the January to July period this year. Describing the situation as unhealthy, International Trade and Industry Minister Rafidah Aziz said it would affect Malaysia's competitiveness. EnterprisesBernama,; MBT - 328 words
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Article, Illustration253 1994-11-23 18 AFP Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad yesterday opposed changing the country's electoral format as speculation mounted that he would call for snap parliamentary polls before the end of the year. He told journalists it might be difficult for parties to secure aAFP; Bernama - 253 words
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Article, Illustration774 1994-11-23 18 MUKUL G ASHER; MUKUL G ASHER - The Bottom Line MUKUL G ASHER MUKUL G ASHER The writer is Associate Professor of Economics in the Department of Economics and Statistics at the National University of Singapore. He contributed this commentary toBT. INDIA'S National Stock Exchange (NSE), which774 words
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391 1994-11-23 18 Reuter AP BONN The head of the German central bank yesterday said he could not rule out a cut in key German interest rates and that he did not believe the dollar was particularly weak at the moment. Bundesbank president Hans Tietmeyer'sReuter; AP - 391 words
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306 1994-11-23 18 Bloomberg Business News BEIJING China is heading for social turmoil and possible break-up if income gaps between rich and poor regions continue to widen, according to a survey of provincial officials. The survey was conducted among 33 provincial officials from across ChinaBloomberg Business News - 306 words
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309 1994-11-23 18 Reuter TOKYO Japan headed for a new crisis yesterday with Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama battling to hold his team together and a minister warning that political upheaval threatened economic recovery. Several top business leaders also clamoured for an end to the uncertainty that hasReuter - 309 words
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Article, Illustration46 1994-11-23 19 Mixed Market Mood' indicates the likely trading sentiment today, based on brokers /wiled at 5-6pm yesterday. Overnight events may alter sentiment. Brokers polled Alliance, liaring. Daiwa. i'raser. GK Goli. Kay llian. Morgan Grcnfell. OngCo. Nomura. Phillip. Smith .Vm- Court. IF/ Carr and SG Warburg.46 words
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Article, Illustration130 1994-11-23 19 Paul Leo - By Paul Leo WING TAI Holdings fell nine ccnts or 3.4 per cent to $2.57 yesterday. A technical rebound can be expected soon. Daily Relative Strength Indiccs and stochastics arc near zero, indicating a deeply oversold condition. However, the rebound is cxpcctcd to be short-lived and the stock130 words
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262 1994-11-23 19 Juliette Walker - By Juliette Walker AN INDONESIAN joint venture involving listed Liang Court Holdings has raised US$4O million (5558.7 million) through a loan facility to develop a condo cum service apartment complex in Jakarta. In Jakarta today, PT Citraland Liang Court, a262 words
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311 1994-11-23 19 Abdul Hadhi - By Abdul Hadhi SINGAPORE Singapore Computer Systems (SCS) has acquired a substantial stake in an Ayala Corp-controlled Philippine software house. In a statement issued from Manila yesterday, SCS a subsidiary of Singapore Technologies Industrial Corp said it was buying a 30 per311 words
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368 1994-11-23 19 David Welcher - From David Welcher in NEW YORK SINGAPORE-based Flextech Holdings Group is taking a major step forward into the interactive electronic publishing market, which has long featured other Singapore companies such as Creative Technology and Aztech. Capitalising on an investment which has brought368 words
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Article, Illustration381 1994-11-23 19 AFP Bloomberg Business News KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia's Energy Minister Samy Vellu said he intends to guarantee government-controlled utility Tenaga Nasional Bhd a 70 per cent share of the electricity generation market. Tenaga's stock has dropped recently on concern about newAFP; Bloomberg Business News - 381 words
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653 1994-11-23 19 William Chia - HOCK LOCK SIEW By William Chia SINGAPORE Ho Hup Construction Bhd recently disappointed investors with an unimpressive set of interim results. It reported a 7 per cent fall in pre-tax profit to M$ 13.09 million (557.46 million) for the six months653 words
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197 1994-11-23 19 Shiv Taneja - By Shiv Taneja SINGAPORE Keppel Bank has formally applied for a full-service licence in the Philippines, according to a Reuters report yesterday. Keppel, which has also applied to open a branch in Vietnam, is the third bank to have applied for one of the197 words
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Article, Illustration195 1994-11-23 19 SINGAPORE Keppel Bank executive vice-president Tan Boon Hoo a former deputy director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore has quit to join broker JM Sassoon Co as its general manager, marketing. Today is Mr Tan's last day at Keppel Bank,195 words
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77 1994-11-23 20 SINGAPORE United Industrial Corp announced yesterday its wholly owned subsidiary, UIC Group Ltd, Hongkong, has transferred its shareholding in Vastlink Ltd, Hongkong, to another wholly owned subsidiary. UIC Development (Pte) Ltd. The move is part of the winding down ot its business and77 words
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78 1994-11-23 20 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR MBf Holdings Bhd has acquired a 63 per cent stake in Datalink Communication Consultants Ltd, a Hong-kong-based company, for US$l.B million (552.6 million) cash. The acquisition of 126,000 ordinary' at HKSI each of the issued and paid-up share capital ofBernama - 78 words
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67 1994-11-23 20 Bloomberg Business News MANILA Power distributor Manila Electric Co (Meralco) and state-owned power producer National Power Corporation (Napocor) have signed a 10-year power purchase agreement which analysts said would boost Meralco's customer base. The longawaited agreement commits Meralco to buy from Napocor an average ofBloomberg Business News - 67 words
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44 1994-11-23 20 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Landmarks Bhd, through wholly owned subsidiary, Landmarks Hotels and Realty Sdn Bhd, has acquired at cost two shelf companies. Oriental Perspective Sdn Bhd and Tender Years Sdn Bhd, to meet the company's future operational needs. BernamaBernama - 44 words
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37 1994-11-23 20 AFP BANGKOK Saha Union Co Ltd, one of Thailand's 10 largest conglomerates, has formed a joint-venture project to build a power plant in the eastern Chinese city of Hangzhou. AFPAFP - 37 words
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176 1994-11-23 20 AFP MANILA Philippine National Bank (PNB), hit hard by the appreciating peso, said yesterday it was planning a stock issue of up to four billion pesos (*****.6 million) in early 1995 as part of its privatisation programme. Bank president Arsenio BartolomeAFP - 176 words
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363 1994-11-23 20 Al Labita - From Al Labita in MANILA MANILA A Malaysian firm is going public to raise funds for two hotel-casino projects worth 2.1 billion pesos (SSI24 million) it will build in Cebu province. Waterfront Philippines Inc (WPI) plans to sell 113 million363 words
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Article, Illustration385 1994-11-23 20 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia Airlines (MAS) aims to be a truly international airline by securing landing rights in as many destinations as possible, chairman Tajudin Ramli said here yesterday. MAS would pursue plans to seek landing rights on the USBernama - 385 words
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141 1994-11-23 20 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Lien Hoe Corporation Bhd will buy Pan Pacific Construction Holdings Sdn Bhd. which owns the Centre Point Sabah building in Kota Kinabalu, for MS 141 million (5580.4 million). The purchase marks the company's further expansion into the growing commercialBernama - 141 words
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182 1994-11-23 20 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Berjaya Industrial Bhd said it would realise capital appreciation from its proposed disposal of a 10 per cent equity and offer for sale of another 10.52 per cent equity interest in the Star Publications (Malaysia) Bhd. Its 100Bernama - 182 words
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198 1994-11-23 20 Al Labita - From Al Labita in MANILA TYRE MAKERS, led by Malaysia's Sime Darby subsidiary, are seeing red over Manila's tyre import liberalisation. They want a 20-30 per cent tariff discount on tyres imported from Japan, South Korea, Singapore. Indonesia and India scrapped. Although198 words
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386 1994-11-23 20 Bloomberg Business News BANGKOK Thailand's Charoen Pokphand Group pic is planning to expand into a "real" holding company, using funds from a planned 5 billion baht (***** million) bond sale, a senior executive said. The company plans to spend at leastBloomberg Business News - 386 words
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Article564 1994-11-23 20 UNIT TRUSTS FUNDS Managers' print Nov 23 Mendaki Gr Fund 1.13 116 tt,,,™, ni+ Trll< US Gr Fund 095 0 99xd" 5HEEL i?s i.75 UOB Asset Mgt Ltd The Savings Fund I 60 1.69 I nifund 1.48 1.54 S pore Prog Fund 0.62 0.66 Unihond f 1.045 1.07 S'porc See564 words
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566 1994-11-23 21 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Companies of the Jardine Matheson group of Hongkong were worst hit by the fall in the territory's stocks yesterday due to concern over the impact of their forthcoming delisting from the exchange. Billions of Hongkong dollars haveBloomberg Business News - 566 words
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386 1994-11-23 21 Lim Soon Neo - From Lim Soon Neo in HONGKONG ORIENTAL Press Group (OPG) chairman C K Ma had estimated that if his group could put out an English-lan-guage newspaper just half as successful as the South China Morning Post the leading Hongkong386 words
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309 1994-11-23 21 Bloomberg Business News SHANGHAI The shares of Shanghai Lujiazui Finance and Trade Zone Development Co jumped 23 per cent on their trading debut yesterday as foreign investors flocked to buy a cheap piece of the city's prime financial district. Lujiazui sharesBloomberg Business News - 309 words
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192 1994-11-23 21 Knight-Ridder HONGKONG The Hong Kong Futures Exchange has launched a consultation on futures contracts for individual stocks, following charges from the stock exchange and lawmakers that the decision to introduce the new instrument was made too hastily. The futures exchange plans toKnight-Ridder - 192 words
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75 1994-11-23 21 Reuter SHANGHAI Hongkong and Shanghai Bank will hold a board meeting in Shanghai today, its first outside Hongkong for many years, a bank statement said. On Monday, bank chairman John Gray visited the Shanghai stock exchange. The Liberaiion Daily said that senior bank officialsReuter - 75 words
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83 1994-11-23 21 Bernama—Kyodo TOKYO NEC Corp said yesterday it would slash prices for six models of its PC-98 series personal computer for business use by up to 26 per cent starting Dec 9. Of the six, the price of PC-9821 ns/340w. a notebook model equipped with aBernama—Kyodo - 83 words
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Article61 1994-11-23 21 Knight-Ridder TOKYO Japan's Tokyo Electric Power Co (TEPCO) reported a recurring profit of 98.894 billion yen for April-September, the first half of fiscal 1994-95, up 68.9 per cent from a year earlier. TEPCO. the world's largest electric power company, also forecast a recurring profit ofKnight-Ridder - 61 words
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45 1994-11-23 21 AFP TOKYO Japan's TDK Corp. the world's largest manufacturer of magnetic recording tapes, said yesterday its group interim pre-tax profit rose 13.1 per cent from a year earlier to 12.4 billion yen in the six months to September. AFPAFP - 45 words
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48 1994-11-23 21 AFP TOKYO Japan's largest city gas firm Tokyo Gas Co Ltd said yesterday it suffered an interim pre-tax loss of four billion yen in the six months to September, reversing a pre-tax profit of 14.4 billion yen a year earlier. AFPAFP - 48 words
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182 1994-11-23 21 SINGAPORE Australian pharmaceutical giant FH Faulding and Co says it is about to tie up a joint venture distribution deal in Indonesia which could net it annual sales of AS2OO million (*****.7 million) by the year 2000. Speaking after the company's annual182 words
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408 1994-11-23 22 API WASHINGTON Major reforms have been approved for a Nasdaq trading system geared toward small investors, 'which could lead to better ;prices for all customers who use the system. The National Association of Securities Dealers Inc, the industry group thatAPI - 408 words
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312 1994-11-23 22 FT LONDON Ciba. the Swiss drug company, on Monday made the biggest corporate acquisition in biotechnology for almost five years with a deal which boosts its stake in Chiron of the US to 49.9 per cent. The transaction,FT - 312 words
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Article, Illustration605 1994-11-23 22 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO Nippon Telegraph Telephone Corp yesterday said lost revenue from a cut in long-distance charges was to blame for the company's sixth successive fall in half-year profits. Japan's largest telephone company said current profit for the half-yearBloomberg Business News - 605 words
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218 1994-11-23 22 Reuter LONDON Higher turnover in foreign shares and a 50 per cent jump in the value of new listings and capital increases helped boost the London Stock Exchange's surplus in the six months to Sep 30. Income was slightly below the year-ago period, fallingReuter - 218 words
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409 1994-11-23 24 Walton Morais - Reports by Walton Morais SINGAPORE Lazard investment banking houses in London, Paris and New York will join forces to set up an investment banking unit in Singapore, according to reports. To be called Lazard Asia, the unit is expected to409 words
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327 1994-11-23 24 SINGAPORE Institutional investors and individuals have already invested US$5O million (5573.5 million) in a closed-end India fund that was marketed in Singapore yesterday, officials say. The sponsors of the Lazard Birla India Investment Trust, which was marketed to select individuals at a presentation327 words
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Article, Illustration340 1994-11-23 24 Knight-Ridder SINGAPORE If Bank of Thailand governor Vijit Supinit expects last week's US rate hike to help mop up the Thai money market's excessive liquidity problem, he may be in for a bitter disappointment. Mr Vijit said last week thatKnight-Ridder - 340 words
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364 1994-11-23 24 Platt's Oilgram LONDON Royal/Dutch Shell Group presented London oil analysts with hints of what could become the start of a major restructuring programme in 1995. according to sources who attended the regularly scheduled meeting on Monday. Analysts said the highlights of the gathering werePlatt's Oilgram - 364 words
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Article, Illustration1436 1994-11-23 24 /iaJf-»iii(hfnJ inJex lakulalttl afuin\i Spore's lop 14 trading partner, Bate hot /W US$/S$ forward rates Noon Nov 22 s$ Bid Offer 1-month 1.4632 1.4647 2-month 1.4617 1 4632 3-month 1.4607 1.4622 6-month 1.4571 1.4591 Somr OCBC Source: OCBC FOREIGN CURRENCY NOTE RATES As at 9am on No* 22 Singapore dollars1,436 words
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Article307 1994-11-23 24 ENERGY REPORT Reuter LONDON Oil prices slipped back after rallying on the decision of the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) to freeze output levels for a year. Opec's agreement at its Bali, Indonesia, meeting yesterdav was bullish for prices and would helpReuter - 307 words
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Article199 1994-11-23 24 Bloomberg Business News LONDON The dollar fell against the yen and was steady against the Deutsche mark in Europe amid scepticism about whether the US currency can extend its recent gains. Traders said they were reluctant to stake out fresh positions ahead of holidays in the USBloomberg Business News - 199 words
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Article92 1994-11-23 24 AFP NEW YORK The dollar lost ground yesterday against other major currencies as traders chose to sell the US currency ahead of the publication today of a key US economic indicator. At around 10:00 am (1500 GMT) the US currency traded at 1.5503 German marks compared to 1.5560AFP - 92 words
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264 1994-11-23 24 FT NEW YORK BancOne. one of the biggest banks in the US, announced a one-off after-tax loss of US$l7O million (SS2SO million) on its securities holdings, mainly because of the rise in interest rates since February. The bank said theFT - 264 words
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Article1299 1994-11-23 25 SIMEX REPORT Reuter SINGAPORE Simex Euroyen futures ended sharply higher while Eurodollars closed steady. Dealers said Euroyen continued to climb higher on technical trading after breaking through key chart points. "The charts show that Euroyen is really in an overbought position but the uptrend remains intact," saidReuter - 1,299 words
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Chapter430 1994-11-23 25 COMMODITY REPORTS 128.25 on Monday evening. Jan RSSI was at 196.50 Singapore cents a kg against Monday's 197. Jan rSR2O was at 201 Singapore cents against 200 before. Kuala Lumpur: Malaysian rubber prices closed mixed in quiet trade as prices eased in Japan while enquiries poured in the late session,430 words
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Article101 1994-11-23 25 HONGKONG China's gold output in Jan-Oct rose 17.5 per cent compared with the same period last year, but the figure is said to be short of the country's gold production target for this year, the local Ming Pao newspaper reported yesterday. But Ming Pao.101 words
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Article80 1994-11-23 25 KUALA LUMPUR The Pakistani government has cut its import duty for soyoil to 7,600 rupees (*****) per tonne from 8,950, Malaysian traders said yesterday. The government met on Monday to consider a request by traders in Islamabad that soyoil duty be cut after Malaysian palm80 words
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83 1994-11-23 25 SYDNEY Canada's Romulus Resources Ltd this week will petition the British Columbia government to allow mining of the Cinola gold deposit in Queen Charlotte islands, off the coast of the province, one of the partners in the project said here yesterday. The deposit, which was83 words
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Article67 1994-11-23 25 SYDNEY Scattered rain over the Australian sorghum belt during the past week is unlikely to prompt a major increase in crop plantings as hopes for a million-tonne harvest steadily decline. Parts of Queensland have received up to two inches of rain, but in most cases it is67 words
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Article1380 1994-11-23 25 Rubber Singapore Commodity Exchange (futures dosing as at 5.30pm) RSS 1 Contract (S ccnts/kg) Close Volume Open Month High Low Sett (tonnes) Interest Dec 94 199.00 199.99 198.00 100 550 Jan 95 196.50 196.50 196.00 300 2000 Feb 193.00 3950 Mar 191.50 2900 Apr/Jun 193.75 193.75 193.75 3001,380 words
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Article1151 1994-11-23 26 -31.8 Australian shares plummeted 1.7 per cent to a 15-month low yesterday in a frantic sell-ofT triggered by a 45-point plunge on Wall Street and fuelled by a surge in the domestic currency. The key All Ordinaries Index ended 31.8 points weaker at 1.877.7 in its biggest one-day fall1,151 words
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Article648 1994-11-23 26 -53.79 A fall in the Dow Jones sparked a selling frenzy among local investors yesterday and sent Philippine share prices tumbling by 1.9 per cent, analysts said. The Philippine Stock Exchange Composite Index declined 53.79 points to close at 2,846.00. It was down 13.07 points on Monday. Volume soared648 words
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Article565 1994-11-23 26 -59.45 The bourse yesterday ended lower, dampened by the largest losers food and textile shares, dealers said. The 393-issue Weighted Price Index on the Taiwan Stock Exchange lost another 59.45 points, or 0.93 per cent, to settle at 6,345.27 points, after a 45.06-point dip the previous session on Monday.565 words
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Article446 1994-11-23 26 -10.38 Stocks closed lower for the fourth straight session after aggressive institutional selling of primary blue chips wiped out minor early gains, brokers said. The Composite Stock Index shed 10.38 points to end at 1,106.70 after touching a day high of 1,120.64. Brokers said the market was pressured by446 words
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Article292 1994-11-23 26 -22.41 Shares fell to a four-month low in line with lower US and Australian stocks, traders said. Investors were focused on rising interest rates, traders said. New Zealand's Top 40 Share Index fell 1.1 per cent, or 22.41 points, to 2,008.81. The index is now at its lowest292 words
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Article102 1994-11-23 26 -68.29 The 30-share Bombay Stock Exchange Index closed 68.29 points or 1.65 per cent down at a provisional 4,068.36 on sustained selling by foreign mutual funds and local investors, brokers said. The Bombay market has fallen from a high of 4,628.57 on Sep 12, dropping 12 per cent in102 words
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Article137 1994-11-23 26 -16.42 French shares finished lower, pressured by a drop in Wall Street stocks and renewed selling of heavily weighted Alcatel Alsthom, but rising bonds helped pull the CAC-40 Index to a finish above 1.900 points, dealers said. They said activity was muted ahead of the close today of November137 words
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Article83 1994-11-23 26 -I.6pc Swedish shares closed sharply lower on weak foreign bourses and a sharp fall in telecommunications giant Ericsson. The OMX Index was down 1.6 per cent at 1166.37 in moderate turnover of 2.698 billion crowns. Brokers said the underlying bourse tone is positive despite yesterday's decline. Stockholm 5£ n83 words
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Article138 1994-11-23 26 -30.51 The stock market suffered a sizable loss as the DAX Index finished the day at 2,074.77 points, off 1.45 per cent or 30.51 points by comparison with the Monday close. Volumes were minimal and price movements mostly futures-related. In postbourse trade, the index fell 23.91 at 2,073.29. Frankfurt138 words
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Article143 1994-11-23 26 -2.Bpc Italy shares slid on news Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi was being formally investigated for corruption. Dealers said it was a largely knee-jerk reaction, with a calmer market expected for today. The Mibtel Index ended 2.8 per cent weaker at 10,084. Bluechip Mib-30 Index was off 3.24 per cent143 words
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Article613 1994-11-23 26 -42.3 UK stocks fell to their lowest levels in two weeks after shares plunged on Wall Street and in Hongkong amid concern US interest rates will rise for a seventh time this year. The FT-SE 100 Index of leading British shares fell 42.3 points to 3078.7, led by HSBC613 words
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Article122 1994-11-23 26 -6.0 Belgian stocks closed lower after a decline in US stocks, amid concern about rising interest rates, made European equities look overpriced. "The US stock market is the biggest in the world, so when it declines it's hard for European stock markets not to follow suit," said Herman Hendrickx,122 words
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Article265 1994-11-23 26 -35.0 Swiss shares ended lower under pressure from the weakness on Wall Street which carried into early US trading. Losses were seen as a technical reaction following the gains won in recent sessions, dealers said. They said many blue chips were hit by profit-taking. A slightly weaker dollar also265 words
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Article282 1994-11-23 26 +41.2 Industrial stocks led a recovery in South African shares yesterday as buying interest continued despite weaker world markets, dealers said, although volumes were limited. The Overall Index was up 7.4 points to 5.909.2, the Industrial index Closed 41.2 higher at 6,984.1 and the Gold Index finished off 11.2282 words
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Article688 1994-11-23 26 Britannia Funds Sterling Cash Bid Offirr Mim C ap Deposit 38 MOO 38 6500 Mim Jer*> Otk jO.1893 0 1992 Mim Mai Income 0.9200 0.9500 L S$ Cash Income Ptu» Fund ***** 10 0000 PS Re*ne Fund 5 3300 5 3400 Sterling Kqaity Euro Performance .0.4592 0.493* Far East Fund688 words
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Article316 1994-11-23 26 -18.70 Shares fell early along with sagging foreign markets, but traders said they may stage a late recovery on a perception that the market is oversold. All 14 sub-indices posted losses in early trading, led by declines in gold, conglomerates and consumer products. The TSE 300 Index fell 18.70316 words
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Article836 1994-11-23 26 -22.55 Prices continued to slide yesterday in fairly active trading as attractive bond yields lured investors away from stocks and into treasuries. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which tumbled 45.75 points on Monday, dropped 22.55 points to 3746.96 at 11 am EST. The New York Stock Exchange Composite836 words
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Article276 1994-11-23 26 -4.75 Shares ground to a halt after a vacant, leaden-footed session when prices shuffled in synch with a lower London market. The AEX Index closed down 4.75 points at 406.44, with 24 component stocks declining and only one gainer. Undermined from the start by a sharp Wall Street decline276 words
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Article, Illustration3039 1994-11-23 27 Reuter HONGKONG Shares closed just off their lows after a day of heavy losses spurred by overseas selling of blue-chip counters, brokers said. The blue-chip Hang Seng Index ended down 354.81 points, or 3.81 per cent, at 8,948.43, the biggest one-day loss since a 465 point drop on MarchReuter; Source: Bridge Info - 3,039 words
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Article, Illustration562 1994-11-23 27 CLSA LUKEWARM market reaction towards the state of the Chinese economy sent Hongkong H shares sliding another 6.2 per cent in the bourse's fourth consecutive decline. Volume rebounded to HK5223.5 million as prof-it-taking hits Shanghai Petrochemical. The counter ended down over 7 per cent on turnover of HKS7O.3 million.CLSA - 562 words
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Article, Illustration2426 1994-11-23 27 AP AFP TOKYO The Tokyo Stock Exchange's key index fell below 19,000 points yesterday for the first time since February. The 225-issue Nikkei Stock Average fell 158.73 points, or 0.83 per cent, closing at 18,962.99. The benchmark index last fell below the psychologically important line on Feb 18, whenAP; AFP; Source: Bridge Info - 2,426 words
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Article, Illustration1817 1994-11-23 27 Reuter BANGKOK Thai stocks narrowly avoided closing below 1,400. managing a quick bounce to 1.402.81 in the last minute after hovering around the key level on continued poor sentiment aggravated by market downturns around the world. The close marked a fall of 37.78 points, down 2.62 per cent, offReuter; Source: Bridge Info - 1,817 words
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Article, Illustration1086 1994-11-23 27 Bloomberg Business News JAKARTA Indonesian stocks fell on concern that rising interest rates will draw funds out of equity markets and into fixed income investments like bonds. The Jakarta Composite Index fell 8 points, or 1.58 per cent, to 498.66. The GTDBS-50 Index, tracking 50 top companies, fell 1.82Bloomberg Business News; Source: Bridge Info - 1,086 words
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Article2510 1994-11-23 28 MOST ACTIVE votom MBf Capital 6.992.000 MSB MX. 4.788.000 KL Industries 3.314.000 Promet 3.092.000 Idris H>d JOc 2.138.000 Berja\a L Wt99 1.592.000 Pegi Msia 1.546.000 MBf Hldgs 50c 1.462.000 Mulpha Inil 50c 1.445.000 Multi-Purpose 1.273.000 Magnum C orp 50c 1.244.000 Sateras Res 1.220.000 Multi-P Wt 1.179.000 MOST ACTIVE2,510 words
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Article, Illustration6059 1994-11-23 28 Bloomberg Business News KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia's leading stock index fell for a fifth day on concerns that rising interest rates in the US will lead investors to buy bonds rather than stocks. The benchmark Kuala Lumpur Composite Index fell 19.20 points, orBloomberg Business News; Source: Bridge Info - 6,059 words
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Article8100 1994-11-23 29 MAIN BOARD Transaction date: Nov 22 Cr Ur M Wi I ast Vol D*) Lnl Quote Di» Di» \M N« (aa \>> lli«h la. tompaa. Safe COOO) ll«ll loo Bu,rr Seller S Or P E Soil Price INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL '-V 417 5* mt s .Vnu 50c 478 -27 6148,100 words
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Article, Illustration1929 1994-11-23 30 R Sivanithy - By R Sivanithy SINGAPORE Rising interest rates and continued bearishness surrounding the world's stock markets yesterday exacted a severe toll on local stocks, with the Straits Times Industrials Index dropping 51.94 points or 2.2 per cent to 2,270.05 in relatively heavy trading. Prices hereCharts by Bridge Info; Source: Bloomberg - 1,929 words
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380 1994-11-23 31 Alec Almazan - By Alec Almazan SINGAPORE Dutch liner major Nedlloyd is beefing up its presence in the North Eu-rope-Asia trade route with the deployment of a new ship. The 4,200-TEU Nedlloyd Honshu will be one of the largest vessels used by Nedlloyd380 words
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Article, Illustration286 1994-11-23 31 UPI BOSTON Coast Guard firefighters on Monday doused a day-old fire that killed one crewman and injured eight others aboard a coal-laden tanker in the Atlantic, 400 km east of Chesapeake Bay. Most of the tanker's crewmen were airlifted to safetyUPI; Reuter - 286 words
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1043 1994-11-23 31 Page Col ABC Containeriine 16 1 Accord Group 8 1-3 AhlersLine 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 8 2 Avant Shpg1,043 words
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741 1994-11-23 31 Source UK Department of Transport (vwed name; ship type; fleg; year buMt; deedwelght tonnaga/gross roistered tonnaga; ctaaaWcadon aodaty; ownara-oparatora-chartarara; wbara and whan dtlainad; aummary of main grounda for (Mantion) MVCrisul Fish factory ship; 3,990 git; GermanischerSource UK Department of Transport - 741 words
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Article1808 1994-11-23 32 THE Baltic Freight Index for spot dry cargo shipping rates rose to 1,862 on Monday from 1,855 on Nov 18. Holidays in Japan and the US this week could dampen activity and could further curtail rate gains, brokers said. The week started on a high note on the1,808 words
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Article15805 1994-11-23 40 This is a list of ships loading at Singapore for ports around the worid. 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 after15,805 words
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Article1310 1994-11-23 48 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Rtcord Bookini/Balance Rslts Sty Voy No Etb/Btr Pwiod From To From 0568 a/aw p g;ia X to Swa 145A 23/1500 1* g/l<M 22/1,00 Victory 005 M 24/0200 1A 22/1500 22/1659 22/1S00 IB1,310 words
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Article, Illustration650 1994-11-23 49 Lloyd's List EUROPEAN external trade commissioner Leon Brittan is maintaining a low profile in his efforts to prevent South Korea from expanding its shipbuilding capacity. A higher profile would put a broader expansion of EU/Korean economic links at risk, commissionLloyd's List - 650 words
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381 1994-11-23 50 Alec Almazan - System will ease congestion at check-in, pre-flight boarding process By Alec Almazan SINGAPORE Computer systems integrator ITS Asia Pacific has installed a US$2.5 million passenger management system at Changi Airport. The system, known as CUTE OS, was commissioned by the airlines of Terminal381 words
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Article, Illustration465 1994-11-23 50 Reuter DETROIT Toyota Motor Corp's Lexus Division, which burst onto the US luxury car market five years ago, faces flat sales and tough competition as it launches its first redesigned model ever. The new 1995 LS4OO sedan rolls into dealerships this month,Reuter - 465 words
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436 1994-11-23 50 NYT LONDON The Lockheed Corp and its plant in Marietta, Georgia, appear to be in the driver's seat to win a US$l.6 billion (552.3 billion) contract to sell 30 Hercules transport aeroplanes to the Royal Air Force. An official atNYT - 436 words
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269 1994-11-23 50 Bloomberg Business News WASHINGTON Continental Airlines Inc is considering a private placement of up to 20 per cent of the stock in its lagging Continental Express commuter service, according to documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday. The Houston-based carrierBloomberg Business News - 269 words
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210 1994-11-23 50 Bloomberg Business News LUXEMBOURG Six European airlines, including British Airways and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, officially filed their appeal against French state subsidies for Air France with the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg. Charging that a 20 billion franc (555.5 billion)Bloomberg Business News - 210 words
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101 1994-11-23 50 Knight-Ridder LONDON Offloading of the cargo from the ore-bulk-oil carrier Trade Daring has begun at Ponta da Madeira, Brazil, according to Lloyd's Intelligence on Monday. The vessel cracked and sank at the berth while loading on Nov 11. Smit Tak has been contracted to salveKnight-Ridder - 101 words
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75 1994-11-23 50 Knight-Ridder LONDON Smit Tak has started wreck removal operations to the bulkcarrier Sea Transporter after grounding on rocks off Mormaguoon on June 5 during a cyclone, according to Lloyd's Intelligence on Monday. The complete project is expected to take about two months. As aKnight-Ridder - 75 words
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Article116 1994-11-23 50 AFP JAKARTA The national flag carrier Garuda Indonesia is short of 40 pilots to pilot its fleet of narrow-bodied planes, Garuda's operation director Darmadi said on Monday. "We are short of about 40 pilots for aircraft of the Boeing 737 class because many pilots haveAFP - 116 words
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86 1994-11-23 50 Reuter COPENHAGEN Danish shipping and shipbuilding group J Lauritzen on Monday said it has completed its withdrawal from the offshore sector. Lauritzen said in a statement that it transferred its drilling contract with Dutch group Nederlandse Aardolie Maatschappij (NAM) to US firm Energy Service Company fromReuter - 86 words
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57 1994-11-23 50 AFP BRASILIA Brazil will purchase seven British navy ships that have been withdrawn from active duty for US$l5O million (Ss22o million), officials said on Monday. The four type-27 frigates and three River minesweepers will be incorporated into the Brazilian fleet shortly, according toAFP - 57 words
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Article221 1994-11-23 50 Reuter STOCKHOLM Swedish automotive group AB Volvo said on Monday it intended to raise the proportion of its annual turnover spent on research and development (R&D) to about 6 per cent from 4 per cent. With turnover rising strongly, this meant about nine billion crownsReuter - 221 words
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