The Business Times, 12 June 1995

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    12 1 Business Times WE KNOW ASIA MITA(P) 194/12/94 Monday June 12 1995 85'
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  • 2am LATEST
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      Lock icon Daimler-Benz Aerospace faces 100m-mark loss
      57 1 Reuter LE BOURGET, France Daimler-Benz Aerospace AG, the giant German aerospace group, expects a loss of at least 100 million marks (5598.8 million) for 1995 due to the weaker dollar. President and CEO Manfred Bischoff yesterday said the lower dollar had prompted DAS A to
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      Lock icon India does not have atomic bomb: Rao
      55 1 AFP PARIS India does not have a nuclear bomb although it has all the resources to build one, Premier Narasimha Rao says in an interview to be published here today. "The Pakistanis have the atomic bomb, but we don't have it," he told
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    MARKET SUMMARY
    150 1 Stock nartwt indices FrMay Week change STI1 -2,160.44 -48.07 KLSEComp 1,054.36 -23.72 Nikkei 15,044.18 -804.95 Hang Seng 9,267.62 -292.12 SET Index 1.394.50 -12.38 Jakarta Comp 491.75 -1.67 CLSA China B 797.53 +2.39 AustAUOrd 1,984.5 -22.2 FTSE 100 3.337.7 -7.3 Dow Jones 4,423.97 -20.42 Average of prime or equivalent
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    Trying week ahead for local bourse after Friday's fall
    155 1 SINGAPORE The local stock market faces a trying week ahead, following last Friday's weakness in the US equity and bond markets. Fears of an impending US recession and the prospect of no immediate interest rate cut are likely to sideline foreign
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    S'pore faces competition as regional investment in ports intensifies
    593 1  -  By S N Vasuki SINGAPORE The Republic's traditional role as East Asia's premier shipping hub faces new competition as Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and Thailand embark on major plans to expand facilities and attract foreign investment to build new ports. Industry
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    Lock icon China urged to boost imports to cool yuan
    471 1 Reuter BEIJING China must boost imports to offset the effects of soaring exports that are swelling foreign reserves, causing the renminbi to appreciate and reducing the attractiveness of Chinese exports. The China Daily Business Weekly yesterday quoted an economist as saying: "The
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    US ban on Iranian carpets may affect local carpet trade
    674 1  -  Prices of non-Persian carpets expected to rise By Vikram Khanna SINGAPORE Abdul Shukor, managing partner of Eastern Carpets, was pleased after his Sunday before last auction at the Hilton International Hotel. Of the 100 carpets on the block, 92 got
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    Lock icon IBM expected to announce friendly deal for Lotus
    337 1 Reuter NEW YORK International Business Machines Corp was expected to announce yesterday that it had reached a friendly deal to buy Lotus Development Corp for more than US$3.3 billion (554.6 biUion), thus ending its brief hostile bid for the software,company, analysts said.
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    Lock icon Panetta urges Fed to cut US interest rates
    250 1 Bloomberg Business News WASHINGTON White House Chief of Staff Leon Panetta yesterday urged the Federal Reserve to bolster economic growth by cutting interest rates. Mr Panetta's comments on NBCs Meet the Press were a dramatic reversal of more than two years of
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      15 1 BusinesslT: Pg 9 Teleview still popular despite Internet Japan's troubled banking system, Focus, Pg 7
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      8 1 Market Matters: Pg 19 Real test for Proton
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  • SINGAPORE NEWS
    • EYE on the ECONOMY
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        Lock icon Economic growth seen moderating
        331 2  -  By Ven Sreenivasan GIVEN the cost pressures that have been building up, it is crucial for the Singapore economy to moderate to lower, non-inflationary growth of 6 per cent to 7 per cent, says Fraser Securities in its latest monthly report. The broking house has adjusted
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      Lock icon Philips begins $45m expansion of Toa Payoh facilities
      513 2  -  By Claire Leow PHILIPS Singapore has started a $45 million expansion of its Toa Payoh facilities, chairman and president Victor Loh said last week. This is an upward revision from the original $38 million investment for its fourth building at Toa Payoh
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      Electronics company's, S'pore office its first outside NZ
      233 2  -  By Kevin Sullivan NEW ZEALAND electronics company Oscmar International Ltd opens a Singapore office this week, the firm's first wholely-owned representative office outside New Zealand. Oscmar's managing director Tom Scott said the Singapore office would allow the company to expand its market
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      Acer sets sights an the consumer electronics market
      288 2  -  By David Mok TAIWAN-BASED Acer will launch a slew of consumer electronics products here early next year a move that will take the firm beyond its traditional computer business. The new offerings will include phone/fax machines aimed at the home market, GSM
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  • SOUTH-EAST ASIA
    • Article, Illustration
      United Artists to invest US$50m in Asia-Pac cinemas
      395 3  -  By Teh Hooi Ling SINGAPORE United Artists (UA), the world's largest cinema chain, will invest US$5O million (Ss7o million) in the Asia-Pacific region over the next five years. Thomas Elliot, managing director of United Artists International, told Business Times recently that UA
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      Lock icon Call for Manila to end export of maids
      262 3 AFP DUBAI, United Arab Emirates A Philippine advisory panel yesterday said it would urge the Manila government to phase out exports of Filipina maids, starting in Asia and the Middle East where reports of abuse are highest. "We should recommend to the
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      Lock icon Baht's future hinges on US$, rate shifts
      379 3 Analysts also cite pre-election spending as a determining factor Reuter BANGKOK The movement of the US dollar, local interest rates and spending ahead of the July 2 Thai election will dictate the baht's near-term direction, currency and economic analysts say. If the US
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      Lock icon Tokyo's rate cut gives relief to borrowers: Philippine senator
      314 3 Business Day SINGAPORE Tokyo's decision to lower annual interest rates on official yen loans to developing countries provides much relief to recipients of Official Development Assistance (ODA) from Japan, said a visiting Philippine senator yesterday. "The lowering of interest rates on
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      Lock icon KL denies breaching Bosnia ban
      67 3 AFP KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia yesterday denied it had broken the UN arms embargo on Bosnia-Herzegovina, following accusations by US Senate majority leader Robert Dole that Kuala Lumpur had supplied weapons to Bosnian Muslims. Mr Dole was reported as saying that several Islamic countries, including Malaysia,
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      Lock icon Talks on island dispute
      95 3 UPI KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian and Singapore officials will discuss this week the mechanics of submitting to the International Court of Justice their territorial dispute over the small island of Batu Putih, said a foreign ministry statement at the weekend. It said the meeting will be held
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      Lock icon Vietnam reports surge in investment
      74 3 Reuter HANOI Vietnam licensed 168 foreign investment projects with capital totalling US$3.l billion (554.3 billion) in the first five months of this year, the Vietnam News Agency reported yesterday. This was 76.9 per cent of the foreign investment figure for the whole of 1994, it
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      Lock icon Japan war issue settled: Indonesia
      63 3 AP JAKARTA Indonesia will no longer make an issue of the Japanese occupation during World War II because it considers the matter settled by the payment of war reparations. Antara news agency on Saturday quoted Foreign Minister Ali Alatas as saying that "in our view
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  • CHINA/HONGKONG/TAIWAN
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      Lock icon Women trailing in China job market
      121 4 Reuter BEIJING China's revolutionary leader Mao Zedong once said women hold up half the sky but 46 years after the Communist Party swept to power, women hold little more than a third of fulltime jobs, Xinhua news agency said on Saturday. Women accounted for
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      Lock icon Fraud plagues Shenyang share trading
      108 4 Reuter SHANGHAI Shenyang, the capital of China's northeast province of Liaoning, has had serious problems in its securities trading, the China Securities newspaper said. There have been at least 10 cases of individuals using fake documents and cards to sell stocks through the accounts of
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      Lock icon Beijing to issue leasing laws
      107 4 Reuter BEIJING China is to issue its first regulation covering financial leasing, which is growing rapidly and hindered by chaotic management, the China Daily Business Weekly said. An industrial law will establish the rights and interests of leasing companies and obligations of clients to bolster
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      Lock icon China turning to hard loans as cheap credits dry up
      272 4 Reuter BEIJING China's Ministry of Agriculture will use US$45O million (Ss63o million) of hard loans from the World Bank by the end of the year as it loses its access to soft loans, an official was quoted as saying yesterday.
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      Lock icon China's state groups face many obstacles on road to recovery
      441 4 Reuter BEIJING A dearth of capital, plus immature legal, banking and social-security systems and, above all, fear of social chaos are blocking the way to reversing debilitating losses in China's huge state-owned industries. That was the consensus reached in Beijing
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      Lock icon The ride stuff
      33 4 AFP BEIJING Workers from Tianjia's Strong Bike Co riding a five-man tandem blcrdeia Tiananmen the weekend to proeoje the oxepnny s new ViST. product. The bicycle will be selling (Ssl,67o^^^WP
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      Lock icon Taiwan to ease restrictions on visits by Chinese officials
      427 4 Move aimed at preventing backlash over Lee Teng-hui's US tour AFP TAIPEI Taiwan will seek to head off Chinese anger over President Lee Teng-hui's controversial visit to the United States by easing restrictions with the communist mainland, officials said yesterday. Taiwan
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      Lock icon Business leaders welcome deal on HK's highest court
      314 4 Reuter HONGKONG Hongkong business leaders have cheered a deal between London and Beijing that broke a four-year deadlock to ensure the colony will have its own top court once it becomes part of China in 1997. This support, despite charges by pro-democracy
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      Lock icon Beijing hits out at rise in dumping charges
      408 4 Reuter BEIJING China yesterday escalated its strident attacks on Washington with an angry accusation that the United States was engaging in trade protectionism veiled with anti-dump-ing charges. The accusation widened China's recent stream of invective against Washington for allowing a US visit
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  • ASIA
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      Rupee to fall by 30%: consultancy
      316 5  -  From Neil Behrmann in LONDON THE Indian rupee will be devalued by 30 per cent in the next three years, predicts Brook Hunt Associates. Brook Hunt, a leading British metals consultancy that makes intensive studies of emerging markets for mining producers, says the rupee
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      Lock icon Second hand bargains
      74 5 Text and photo by Arthur Lee HOKKAIDO CITY, Japan An enterprising clothing store ia this northern Japanese city has a novel answer to whfinc costs in the country "American used T-shirts. At 1,000 yen (abort 5516.40) each, they are a real bargain, especially when a brand new
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      Lock icon BOJ head in call to currency dealers
      82 5 AFP TOKYO Bank of Japan governor Yasuo Matsushita told world currency dealers on Saturday to heed a call from central banks to stop the yen's sharp appreciation which has hampered Japan's economic recovery. "The yen's recent sharp advance against the dollar is apparently
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      Lock icon Mandela to visit South Korea
      41 5 Reuter SEOUL South African President Nelson Mandela will visit South Korea next month to hold talks with his counterpart, Kim Young Sam, on improving ties between the two countries, a presidential spokesman said on Saturday. Reuter
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      Lock icon NZ opposition against anti-nuclear tests
      54 5 AFP WELLINGTON New Zealand's opposition Labour Party yesterday launched a campaign against the resumption of nuclear tests by France in the South Pacific. Party leader Helen Clark said in a statement she had written to French president Jacques Chirac urging him not to resume tests
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      Lock icon Most oppose Keating's plan: poll
      78 5 Reuter SYDNEY Australians are dubious about Prime Minister Paul Keating's preferred model for selecting a head of state under his plan for a republic, according to a poll published in The Sydney Morning Herald on Saturday. The poll of 1,016 people showed an overwhelming majority
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      Lock icon Evans hopes for new era of ties among Indian Ocean nations
      266 5 Reuter PERTH, Australia Australian Foreign Minister Gareth Evans said yesterday he hoped for a new era of cooperation, prosperity and economic dynamism in the Indian Ocean. Opening an international conference in Perth aimed at developing economic and security cooperation
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      Lock icon Senior US officials in Tokyo for further nuclear talks with N Korea
      243 5 AP, AFP TOKYO Two senior US diplomats arrived in Tokyo yesterday after reassuring South Korean officials that Washington was not making reckless concessions in naclear talks with North Korea. US Ambassador-at-Large Robert Gallncri and Assistant Secretary of State
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      Lock icon Major producer sees no letup in newsprint demand surge
      458 5 Huge start-up costs limit quick rise in output, it says Reuter WELLINGTON Despite the rise in newsprint prices and the deep effect it has had on the region's newspaper industry, Fletcher Challenge Ltd (FCL), one of the world's biggest newsprint producers,
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  • FOCUS
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      Resorting to scare tactics to overcome political and popular opposition
      1006 7  -  Japan's troubled banking system From Anthony Rowley in TOKYO JAPANESE financial authorities are taking what seems to be an extraordinary, if calculated, risk at present by indulging in scare tactics over the condition of the nation's banking system. It appears
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      Japanese job numbers not on the level
      751 7  -  From Anthony Rowley in TOKYO SOME might feel that Japan should be envied rather than pitied for the "record high" level that unemployment has now reached in the country just 3.2 per cent according to latest figures. But to paraphrase Benjamin Disraeli, "there
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon Langer keeps up record-setting pace
      122 8 AFP HAMBURG Germany's Bernhard Langer continued to set new records when he shot a third round 68 here last Saturday at the Deutsche Bank Open. It took him to 201, 15-under par, a European Tour record for this season, but more importantly put him five
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      Lock icon Paraguay's Franco wins Sapporo Open
      158 8 AFP SAPPORO, Japan Overnight leader Carlos Franco of Paraguay carded an even par 72 yesterday to keep a narrow lead over a bunch of Japanese golfers to win the Sapporo Open men's golf tournament. "I was too nervous on the 17th and 18th holes, but
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      Lock icon Atherton loses wicket to W Indies
      121 8 Reuter LEEDS, England Courtney Walsh, so often West Indies' fast bowling inspiration in the recent series, boosted their victory hopes in the first test by grabbing the key wicket of England captain Mike Atherton last Saturday. Walsh removed Atherton for 17 as England, 83
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      Lock icon UK's Davies bags top Evian prize
      89 8 AFP EVIAN, France Britain's Laura Davies swept to an impressive third victory of the year here last Saturday winning the women's Evian Masters by five shots. Davies shot a final round 67 to ensure she received the £40,630 (5590,200) winner's cheque. The leading money
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      Lock icon Schumacher in pole position
      93 8 Reuter MONTREAL Michael Schumacher was to start yesterday's Canadian Grand Prix in pole position for the third time this season although hot weather prevented him from improving his time in Saturday's final qualifying session. The German world champion clocked the fastest time of the session in
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      Golf
      217 8 TOKYO 100 million yen (SSI.6 million) Sapporo Tokyu Open final round yesterday (Japanese unless Stated): 278 Carios Franco (Par) 68 69 69 72 279 Shinji Ikeuchi 73 67 70 69, Kazuhiro Takami 71 68 70 70 281 Katsuyoshi Tomori 72 69 73 67, Yoshinori Mizumaki 69 68 71 73.
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      Tennis
      58 8 LONDON Beckenham grass court tournament on Saturday Women's singles final: 7-Els Callens (Bel) b Ros Fairbank-Nideffer (SA) 6-2 6-3. Doubles final: 3-Ros Faiibank-Nideffer (SAyPam Shnver (US) b 2-Kerrv-Anne Guse (AustyValda Lake (GB) 6-3 7-6. Men's singles s-finals: Andrew Richardson (GB) b 3-Javier Frana (Arg) 6-4 2-6 7-6; 4-Petr Korda
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      Lock icon Faldo ready to find missing link
      469 8 US Open Golf AFP SOUTHAMPTON, New York A missing link in Nick Faldo's golfing career looks likely to be found here among the most British of American courses. The Englishman leads a host of players who stand their best ever chance of lifting their
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    • Article
      Lock icon Muster overpowers Chang to win 1st Grand Slam title
      588 8 French Open Reuter, AP PARIS Thomas Muster become the first Austrian to win a Grand Slam title and confirmed his status as the world's best on clay by beating American Michael Chang 7-5 6-2 6-4 to win the French Open yesterday.
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      Lock icon Tearful Graf reveals best-kept secret
      737 8 AFP PARIS Steffi Graf won the French Open for a fourth time and reclaimed her world number one status on the Roland Garros centre-court here on Saturday and then revealed one of the best-kept secrets in the game. After breaking down in tears, she said
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      Lock icon Thunder's lightning finish
      63 8 Reuter ELMONT, New York Jockey Michael Tabor raising his crop as he crosses the finish line on Thunder Gulch, winning the 127 th Belmont Stakes in Elmont on Saturday. Thunder Gulch, who won the Kentucky Derby, was trained by D Wayne Lucas. Lucas also trained the winner
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      Lock icon England's hero Andrew ends Wallabies' reign
      589 8 Rugby World Cup Reuter, AP CAPE TOWN England flyhalf Rob Andrew's stunning in-jury-time drop-goal to beat holders Australia 25-22 in the World Cup quarter-finals yesterday was hailed as one of the greatest pressure kicks in rugby history. Andrew's soaring kick from 40 metres in
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      Lock icon Chester Williams: the priceless Black Pearl of S African rugby
      665 8 AFP, AP JOHANNESBURG Free South Africa crowned its first black rugby superstar here on Saturday. Chester Williams, the Springbok rugby team's priceless "Black Pearl", scored four sizzling tries a South African Test record in their 42-14 World Cup quarter-final victory
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  • Business IT
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      Teleview still popular despite Internet excitement
      701 9  -  Even with the flood of publicity surrounding the Internet, local online service Teleview remains F the bigger draw, learns David Mok David Mok SINGAPORE Telecom's Teleview service appears to remain the bigger draw among Singaporeans keen to go on-line, even though Internet, the collection
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      Creative dives into new technology but Aztech stays cautious
      621 9  -  By Lee Wai Leong Singapore's two major PC sound card giants. Creative Technology and Aztech Systems, who together hold more than 90 per cent of the world sound card market, are pursuing different strategies over providing hardware support for a new
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    • It's happenin'
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        Networking seminars
        44 10 SINGAPORE Intel and Bay Networks are jointly organising a series of seminars on high bandwidth networking on Wednesday (Kuala Lumpur) and Friday (Singapore). The seminars are free but space is limited. For more information and to reserve a place, fax (65) 747-9119.
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        ISS courses
        35 10 SINGAPORE The Institute of Systems Science is conducting the following series of courses this month: Developing Multimedia \nolications (today till Friday) and Microcomputer Networking (June 26 to 30). For more information, call 772-2020.
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        SCS talks
        38 10 SINGAPORE The Singapore Computer Society is holding the following talks this month: "The Web And The Internet As A Boon To Your Business" (Wednesday) and "LAN Security Workshop" (Saturday). For details, call Nancy Lee at 776-0783.
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        Technologies to leverage your business
        73 10  -  Compiled by David Mok SINGAPORE The annual METAmorphosis Conference, organised by Meta Group Asia Pacific, will be held this year on July 10-11 in Kuala Lumpur, and on July 13-14 in Singapore. The theme is Creating A Customer-Focused Information Infrastructure. Meta says participants will get
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      Novell Asia posts $120 m interim turnover
      390 10  -  Reports by David Mok THE Asian sales of US-based software firm Novell Inc reached about US$B6 million (S$ 120 million) for the six months to April, a 66 per cent increase compared with the same period a year earlier. According to the firm's
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      Battle in suite arena heats up
      315 10 THE battle in the business software suite arena is heating up with new entrant Novell Inc gaining ground on market leader Microsoft Corp. According to US-based Novell's director for Asia, Peter Wong, market research firm IDC Corp ranked Novell number two in the US
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      HP conference has something for everyone
      214 10 HEWLETT-PACKARD Technology '95 Putting IT Together, takes place at Westin Stamford and Westin Plaza Hotel on June 20-21. The two-day conference, organised by International Business Forum Group, packs in 25 sessions covering a wide gamut of issues. Speakers are drawn not just from HP
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    • TECH TAKES
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        AutoCAD available on Unix, Alpha
        42 10 SINGAPORE Autodesk has announced that its AutoCAD Release 13 software is now available on four Unix platforms and Microsoft Windows NT on Digital's Alpha systems. The Unix platforms supported include Sun SPARCstation and HewlettPackard 9000 series 700.
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        Lotus ships new Notes applications
        51 10 SINGAPORE Lotus Development has announced that it has begun shipping Inter Notes Web Publisher, an application that enables users to publish and manage documents on the Internet. The firm also introduced Inter Notes which allows Notes users to get Internet news from within the Notes
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        Samsung contract with Toshiba
        46 10 Japan's Toshiba Corp will start purchasing integrated circuits for liquid crystal displays from South Korea-based Samsung Electronics as early as late this year, a Toshiba spokesman said last week. The move was part of a November 1993 tie-up agreement with Samsung. AFP
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        Intel, Loxley sign Thailand pact
        46 10  -  Compiled by David M«k SINGAPORE Intel Corp has appointed Loxley Public Company Ltd as its distributor for parallel high performance computers in Thailand Loxley will distribute Intel's ParagonTM XP/S and Paragon processing (MPP) supercomputers to the scientific and technical markets there.
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      480 11 Reuter LOTUS Development Corp chairman Jim Manzi may find it hard to see International Business Machines' IBM.N US$3.3 billion (554.6 billion) takeover bid as a sign of success, not failure, according to those who know him. "Jim is very preoccupied with how this appears
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      186 11 Bloomberg Jim Manzi, chairman and chief executive of Lotus Development Corp, stands to sell stock worth more than US$7O million (Ss9B million) if his company is acquired by International Business Machines Corp last week made an uninvited US$3.3 billion tender offer
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      414 11 NYT. JAPAN'S largest computer maker, Fujitsu Ltd, is undertaking the biggest restructuring in its 60-year history to cope with a changing computer market that has decimated sales. The restructuring, which reflects a shift in demand from mainframe to smaller computers, involves shifting work
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      216 11 Reuter AN ALLIANCE of Japanese, US and European electronics giants said last week they had developed a powerful microchip that was the world's smallest and fastest of its kind. Toshiba Corp, International Business Machines Corp (IBM) and Siemens said the 256megabit dynamic random access
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      873 12  -  InTerView The founder and chairman of one of today's hottest networking companies talks to Kenneth James about his company's success and why he believes ATM is the technology of the future Kenneth Kenneth James NOT many small entrepreneurs would think of taking mighty IBM head-on in Big Blue's
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      706 12  -  IT THE NEXT WAV! Tan Pan Yong takes a closer look at non-linear systems that are helping financial institutions come up with better predictions Tan Pan Yong 11 Y4 The author is a research' engineer with the Institute Systems Science. WITH major Wall
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      Singaporean launches Net's first virtual hospital
      356 13 You don't have to pay to visit the Cyberspace Hospital A WELL-KNOWN Singaporean academic has launched the Internet's first "virtual" hospital. Known as The Cyberspace Hospital, it is essentially a onestop centre for anyone searching for medical information on the Internet's World Wide Web,
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      732 13  -  The Internet is set to become the world's cheapest underground international call provider, Kenneth James and Lee Wai Leong discover Kenneth James,Lee Wai Leong HE Internet, which I has been providing its users with nearLM instant electronic EflL mail worldwide for tlw last 20
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      525 14  -  The call centre management concept can lead to higher staff productivity, faster customer response times and lower costs, says Seamus Phan Seamus Phan The writer is a partner in a training and technology consulting firm. HOW often do you actually need
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      630 14  -  WINDOWS OF OPPORTUNITY TOM AMBROSE The writer is a Support Contracts Specialist at Hewlett-Packard. He also has extensive experience as a computer consultant. Keeping track of ail of the standards that proliferate in cyberspace is an endless chore. I have nearly convinced myself thaf mis
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      1222 15 Some firms in the UK no longer provide individual desks for their staff. Richard Donkin considers the trend FT CHRISTOPHER Jones gives his briefcase a hefty kick. The briefcase doesn't budge. "I suppose this is the only drawback 1 can think of," he says,
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      640 15  -  Companies have yet to understand all that's involved in keeping their customers satisfied, says Lee Boon Keng Lee Boon Keng NTU OVER the past few months, satisfying customers has taken the front line in marketing management. Many conferences, seminars and specialised classes have
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      393 15 KOHTARO Miyagi has been appointed group managing director of Canon Singapore Pte Ltd. Mr Miyagi has 31 years of experience with the Canon group, having held various portfolios from marketing representative to general manager and managing director. In his new capacity, Mr Miyagi will oversee operations in Asia.
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      912 17  -  Michelle Dulak takes stock of the increasingly popular early-music movement and assesses its achievements Michelle Dulak NYT OURS IS the day of the triumph of early music. Never before have so many listeners delighted in so much music from so many different historical periods;
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    Lock icon Global economic slowdown clouds G-7 summit
    546 18 Reuter WASHINGTON President Bill Clinton and his fellow leaders of rich nations are expected to congratulate themselves on the state of the world economy at their summit this week, but analysts said they may be celebrating too soon. Economic growth is slackening through much
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    474 18 Reuter SYDNEY British advertising guru Maurice Saatchi, dumped as chairman of the global advertising agency he founded, still has some good words to say about the people who were behind his downfall shareholders. Asked if he would ever consider floating his new agency on
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    393 18 AFP TEHERAN Iran has decided to improve trade ties with developed Asian countries in an attempt to reduce its dependence on the West, a senior official said yesterday. Hassan Taherian, director of the foreign ministry's AsiaPacific department, said Iran would
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    803 18  -  pvN WORLD VIEW By Kevin Sullivan THE diplomats and government ministers who prepare the ground for the Group of Seven summits are called "sherpas". They set the agenda their eminent charges will work through when they reach the full-con-ference mountain-top. During the 1986 Tokyo Summit, then-British
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    185 18 AFP SARAJEVO A Canadian peacekeeper injured by a sniper last Friday, has been released from a Serb hospital where he was being treated. A UN spokesman yesterday said the peacekeeper was hit in the leg last Friday night while on duty at a checkpoint just north
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    Lock icon US Senate amends telecoms bill but extends debate
    335 18 Reuter WASHINGTON The Senate on Friday stripped away more regulations from a bill aimed at overhauling the United States' telecommunications laws but it deferred action on some of the most controversial amendments until this week. In the third day of debate on
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    193 18 Reuter ROME Italians started voting yesterday in 12 referendums, including one which could force former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi to dismantle his private television empire. Voting places opened at 0500 GMT and were scheduled to close at 2000 GMT. Exit polls were due to
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    75 18 Reuter BRUSSELS Competing demands for European Union money in eastern Europe, the Mediterranean and the Third World top the agenda today when EU foreign ministers meet in Luxembourg. The ministers will also discuss Bosnia with former Swedish Prime Minister Carl Bildt, the new mediator appointed
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    73 18 Reuter JERICHO US Secretary of State Warren Christopher said after talks with PLO head Yasser Arafat yesterday that both the Palestinians and Israel were determined to meet a July 1 date for agreement on extending autonomy. Mr Christopher (right) also said that international donors pledged to aid
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    80 18 AFP PARIS French voters went to the polls yesterday in municipal elections seen as a test of whether the right can carry the momentum of Gaullist Jacques Chirac's election as president last month into town halls. About 40 million electors were called to the polls
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    66 18 Reuter BASLE, Switzerland Mexico's central bank governor yesterday said that the worst of the recent financial crisis was now over and the country's battered economy would return to positive growth already next year. However, Miguel Mancera added the exodus of foreign investment capital in the wake
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    103 18 Reuter LONDON Britain's "silver greyhounds", diplomatic couriers who have even eaten their dispatches to avoid them falling into enemy hands, are to be cut. Foreign Office officials yesterday said the 25 Queen's messengers, who travel the world delivering secret documents chained to their wrists,
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    97 18 Reuter NAIROBI Kenya's President Daniel Arap Moi yesterday declared he will no longer "swallow" all the conditions set by the International Monetary Fund that are bad for common people. Mr Moi told a rally of his ruling Kenya African National Union party he had been
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    38 18 Reuter GENEVA The United States and Japan, both clearly set against concessions, seem certain to fail to break a long-stand-ing deadlock at talks on their car trade dispute today, trade diplomats said yesterday. Reuter
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      649 19  -  From Ho Kay Tat in KUALA LUMPUR Khong Guan Holdings (M) Bhd executive vice-chairman Patric Lim Hong Koon has confirmed that the 7.76 million Khong Guan shares he bought recently was the same block of shares that UMBC Securities was stuck
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      298 19 Reuter NEW DELHI The first phase of Infinity, Calcutta's ambitious "intelligent city" to be designed and constructed by a subsidiary of listed Singapore Technologies Industrial Corporation (STIC) is expected to be completed within 18 to 24 months, project
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      212 19 SINGAPORE The final lap of the five-year Charity Investment Race kicked off on June 1, with seven teams pitted against one another. The seven are DBS Securities, HSBC Investment Bank Asia, Standard Chartered Bank, OUB Ltd, SBCI Associates, Nomura Singapore and Morgan
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      651 19  -  SJ3 MARKET M MATTERS By Amy Balan CAR sales in Malaysia are booming. Drivers in Kuala Lumpur may tear their hair and curse and swear as they stew in the capital's now infamous traffic jams. But they must have their
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        Lock icon Hume Ind offloading 6.5% stake in Hong Leong Prop
        321 20 MBT KUALA LUMPUR Hume Industries (Malaysia) Bhd is disposing of 45.67 million shares representing a 6.52 per cent stake in Hong Leong Properties Bhd to raise cash for reducing its borrowings. It is also disposing of its entire shareholdings in HLIHume
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        Lock icon Ekran unit in M$400m joint venture
        49 20 MBT KUALA LUMPUR Woodhouse Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of Ekran Bhd, will build a MS4OO million (SS22B million) ultramodern one-stop shopping-cum-recreational centre in Petra Jaya, near Kuching. The development is a 70:30 venture project with the state's Land Custody and Development Authority. MBT
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        Lock icon Ireka gets M$21m interchange project
        47 20 MBT KUALA LUMPUR Ireka Construction Bhd has announced that Kemasepakat Sdn Bhd has awarded it the Lembah Beringin "Interchange development project. The contract value is M 521.07 million (Ssl2 million) and contract works are scheduled to be completed in 13 months. MBT
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        Lock icon Gula Perak profit up 154%
        56 20 MBT KUALA LUMPUR Gula Perak Bhd has announced group pre-tax profit of M 54.3 million (552.45 million) for the year ended March 31, 1995, an increase of 153.7 per cent on the previous year's Msl.6 million. Turnover was M 547.83 million, up 11.7 per cent
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        Lock icon Gopeng raises stake in Tanah Lantas
        58 20 MBT KUALA LUMPUR Gopeng Bhd has finalised arrangements to acquire an additional 30 per cent stake in Tanah Lantas Sdn Bhd, for M 51.25 million (*****,000) cash. This acquisition will increase Gopeng's stake in Tanah Lantas to 70 per cent at company level and
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        Lock icon TPI Polene forms electronics JV
        48 20 Business Day BANGKOK Leading petrochemical and cement producer TPI Polene will join forces with Siam Commercial Bank, mini TV producer Family and Union Asia Finance for an integrated electronic circuit manufacturing venture, according to TPI Polene chief executive officer Prachai Liewpairat. Business Day
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        76 20 Business Day BANGKOK The CT Petrochemical company, a subsidiary of I the Charoen Pokphand group, is to launch a line of geo-mem-brane plastic sheets for the Thai and Asian markets, company vice-president Boonmee Chongpisal said yesterday. CP Group's holding company will invest 210 million
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        Lock icon Scepticism greets report about Resorts World tax break
        421 20 Bloomberg Business News KUALA LUMPUR A local stock brokerage says Resorts World Bhd operator of Malaysia's only casino and hotel resort at Genting Highlands will save MSIOO million (5556.8 million), under a new tax structure approved by the authorities. Resorts World officials
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        Lock icon Metroplex plans M$310m bond issue to repay bank debts
        358 20 MBT KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian conglomerate Metroplex Bhd has proposed a MS3IO million (S$ 176.5 million) bond issue to repay bank borrowings and to finance development costs. The company said MS 170 million of the proceeds from the issue will be used
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        Lock icon KLSE defers ending of odd lots trading to Dec 31
        362 20 MBT KUALA LUMPUR The Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) has deferred to Dec 31 its decision requiring the consolidating of multiple share certificates into a single lot of 1,000 units. The exchange had earlier set June 30 as the deadline
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        287 20 Reuter, Business Day BANGKOK Thailand has finally officially granted the conccssion to install 1.1 million new telephone lines to existing cotoesdPlircs TclccomAsia (TA)-'*and Thai Telephone Telecommunication (TT&T). Acting Deputy Transport and Communications Minister Anek Tubsuwan, who announced the deal, also
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        Lock icon Bangkok Expressway to sell 99.8m shares
        273 20 Bloomberg Business News BANGKOK Bangkok Expressway pic, or BECL, said on Friday that it will sign a contract today with a group of investment banks to manage the tollway company's initial public share sale. BECL will sell 99.75 million new shares of common stock,
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        385 20 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR An additional 1,180 megawatts in installed capacity from independent power producers (IPPs) will put further pressure on Tenaga Nasional Bhd's (TNB) future profits, according to BBMB Securities Research. It said the pressure on the bottomline will be due to further
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        408 21 Pacific Capital to buy remaining 49.9% of HK firm Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Texan Management, an investment company controlled by Australia's Pacific Capital (Holdings), has offered HKS4I6 million (5574.8 million) to buy Win Win International Holdings, a Hongkong textile machine trader whose
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        477 21 AFP BOMBAY Increased foreign portfolio investment is expected to trigger a rally on India's sluggish stock markets in the second half of the year, according to a leading foreign brokerage. "Foreign investor interest in India appears to have hardened rather than waned and we
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        103 21 Reuter SYDNEY Guinness Peat Group (GPG) pic chairman Sir Ron Brieriey said he would not rule out a commercial settlement with oil and gas group Ampolex Ltd of their dispute over Ampolex's convertible notes. "I certainly wouldn't rule it out. That may be the best solution
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        88 21 Reuter MANILA Ayala Corp, one of the Philippines' biggest conglomerates, has established a unit to handle all the brokerage requirements of its insurance subsidiaries, documents from the Securities and Exchange Commission showed. The new company, Ayala Insurance Brokers Inc, has an authorised capital of 40
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        75 21 AFP BANGKOK The International Finance Corp (IFC) will lend 1.75 billion baht (S$ 104.3 million) to Saha Farms Co Ltd, one of Thailand's main chicken producers, and acquire 10 per cent of the company, a Saha official said on Friday. The money from IFC,
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        101 21 Reuter MANILA Philippine shipping line Lorenzo Shipping Inc asked the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to increase the price range of its initial public offering to S (27 Singapore cents) to 7.60 pesos from the previously approved 4.56 to 6.84 pesos, documents from
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        785 21  -  HANG SENG gfc INSIGHT By Steve Vines OTHER corporate leaders have mere shareholders investing in their companies. Li Ka-shing, however, has followers. He is the richest man in town and many investors believe his good fortune will rub off on them. The
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        467 22 FT SAN FRANCISCO Micro- soft, the world's largest comS puter software company, last Friday faced the risk that WinI dows 95, its new personal com- puter operating system pro--5 gram, could be blocked or delayed by a new US Justice Department
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        216 22 Bloomberg Business News SAO PAULO Goldman, Sachs Co has made its first industrial investment in Latin America, agreeing to spend j US$7O million (5597.3 mil--1 lion) for a 20 per cent stake in Brazil's biggest food processor. The transaction
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        48 22 Reuter ABERDEEN, Scotland Greenpeace campaigners (right) and Shell workers at the base of the Brent Spar°j*SThTAtEiC!? Renter that three protesters were tossed into the sea when work began to ruse the platform s anchor chains in preparation for towing it out to the Atlantic. Renter
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        373 22 NYT NEW YORK For employees of Lotus Development, the company's fall from Wall Street grace has been a painful one. Many are also shareholders, through various company plans, and until IBM offered US$6O (SSB4) a share, Lotus stock was selling for
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        156 22 AFP BEIJING US brewing giant Anheuser-Busch Co has begun producing Budweiser beer in the central Chinese city of Wuhan, marking its entry into the world's third largest beerdrinking nation. The company's first Asian subsidiary, the Wuhan brewery, has already absorbed more than
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        487 22 MARKET WATCH Bloomberg Business News TOKYO Japan's feeble economy and falling asset prices have turned its big life insurers, once considered staunch supporters of stock prices, into some of the market's biggest sellers. Last month, insurers sold 340 billion yen (555.4
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        Lew Syn Pau to head S'pore operations of French bank
        356 24  -  By Conrad Raj SINGAPORE A Singaporean is finally to head the 90-year-old Singapore branch of Banque Indosuez, the only French bank here with a full banking licence. Member of Parliament Lew Syn Pau, who joined the bank about 15 months
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        164 24 Reuter BONN Deutsche Bank AG, Germany's biggest bank, has been hit by a wave of bankruptcies of industry customers and as a result suffered a 25 per cent drop in earnings in the first three months of this year, the weekly magazine Der Spiegel
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        500 24 Bloomberg Business News NEW YORK Merrill Lynch Co is working on a plan to equalise brokers' compensation levels for sales of different kinds of mutual funds, a move that could be widely followed in the securities industry. Executives at the nation's largest brokerage said
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        332 24 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia is expected to produce 7.65 million tonnes of palm oil this year, up 6 per cent from 7.22 million tonnes last year. Minister of Primary Industries Lim Keng Yaik said on Saturday that this year's output will
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        219 24 Reuter LONDON Malaysian cocoa officials said they expect the country's 1994/95 crop to be sharply lower than the current 180,000-tonne official forecast. In the middle of last month, trade house ED&F Man cut its forecast to 155,000 tonnes from a January forecast of
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        188 24 Reuter JAKARTA Unocal Indonesia, a subsidiary of Unocal Corporation and contractor to Indonesia's state-run Pertamina, has found an offshore gas reserve near Mahakam, East Kalimantan, Pertamina said in a statement. The statement, released yesterday but dated June 2, said the find at the
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        441 24 Reuter SINGAPORE Asia's rice imports could rise this year as domestic shortfalls around the region force more nations into the market or into requesting aid, say officials from the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO). Some Asian exporters said rising prices and a
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        1682 24 'Rales are the average of 9 stinted banks IraJe-»ni(hled index lakvlated against Spore s tap 14 trading partners Base year 1985 ABN Amro Bank NV 7tt ABSA Bank Umitcd 7* ANZ Banking Group Allied Iruh Bank PLC Amcncan Express Bank 7 Arab Banking Corp 7 Arab Bank PLC *Yi Asahi
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        605 25  -  SIMEX WEEKLY ROUNDUP By John Lilley SINGAPORE The currency markets paid their respect to the central banks as they did not try to push the dollar sharply lower, after being surprised by joint intervention two weeks ago. While the central banks used real money
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        646 25 COMMODITY WEEKLY ROUNDUP LONDON After soaring to new highs at the beginning of the year, rubber prices went into free-fall last week as production in South-east Asia, which accounts for three-quarters of world output, surged ahead. Elsewhere, oil prices fluctuated irregularly without
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      1326 25 SICOM Futures Rubber (futures dosing as at 5.30pa) RSS 1 Contract (Scents/kg) Close Volume Open Month High Low Sett (tonnes) Interest Jii I I 215.00 2025 Aug 213.00 210.00 212.00 400 2675 Sep 209.25 207.00 209.50 600 2250 Oct/Dcc 206.00 203.00 203.50 675 6225 Jan/Mar 96 203.00 1500
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      5036 26 CORPORATE RESULTS Net Eva EPS Dale TY LV TV LY Coop My aaa <Va) (Sat) (da) (eta) ABR Hkdp May 22 F 2.007 1.407 4 6 3.2 Acma iun 8 F 65.946 41.518 47.8 31.3 ANA Holds May 5 F 3.392 2.591 7.07 5.40 Auarnatru Jun
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      752 26 Relative Strength Index: The RSI measures the rate at which prices move. In theory, it ranges between zero and 100. In practice however, it fluctuates between 10 and 90. RSI is calculated over a specified period, say 13 days, and is derived from the formula: 100 100/ [(up
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        621 27 N«w York FT, AFP, UPI ALAN Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, is regarded by Wall Street as something of a killjoy. A cartoon in the Dayton (Ohio) Daily News, captioned "Alan Greenspan deals with the economy", has the bespectacled Fed chief reacting
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        360 27 Hongkong AFP, Reuter SHARES fell last week by 3 per cent as profit-taking and poor sentiment towards the property market took its toll. The blue-chip Hang Seng Index went into the weekend at 9,267.62 points, down 292.12 from the previous week's finish. Turnover averaged
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        358 27 Tokyo AFP JAPANESE share prices plunged 5 per cent on the Tokyo Stock Exchange last week with the leading index slipping to the lowest level in almost three years on renewed worries over the outlook for the economy. "Market sentiment is really
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        471 27 London AFP, Bloomberg Business News PRICES on the stock exchange soared to their highest level for 15 months early in the week, boosted by takeover speculation, but slumped on Friday, cancelling out all the previous gains. After closing on Thursday at
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        104 27 A weak resources sector dragged Australian shares 1.1 per cent lower by the close of the week on Friday in disappointingly bearish trade, brokers said. The Australian Stock Exchange All Ordinaries Index fell 22.2 points during the week to close at 1,984.5 points, its lowest finish in two months.
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        70 27 Philippine share prices edged up slightly over the week, influenced by the movement of other Asian bourses and the return of foreign funds, analysts said on Saturday. The Philippine Stock Exchange Composite Index crawled up 7.5 points, or 0.26 per cent, to close at 2,832.17 on Friday. Average daily
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        56 27 The SET Index closed down 2.29 points at 1,394.50 on Friday, against 1,406.88 on June 2. Thai stocks are expected to tread water this week as the market continues to consolidate and investors slow down buying, brokers said. The index is expected to move between 1,370 and 1,420 points
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        110 27 Profit-taking and a lack of a strong issues on the Jakarta Stock Exchange (JSE) forced erratic price fluctuations throughout the week, pressuring the market's index slightly down by the week's closing. The previous week's ebullience that mirrored the good performances of overseas bourses continued on the; weeks' first trading
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        81 27 Taiwan share prices lost momentum and finished 1.8 per cent lower on technical correction during the week, brokers said. The Weighted Price Index of 410 issues on the Taiwan Stock Exchange retreated 104.54 points to settle at 5,609.79 points on Friday, following a 2.75 per cent weeldy gain the
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        95 27 South Korean share prices on Saturday finished 0.4 per cent down from a week ago as market-boosting measures failed, after a brief rally, to inject new life into the flagging bourse, brokers aria The Composite Price Index slipped by 0.56 points in the half trading day on Saturday to
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        95 27 Uncertainty over the reintroduction of forward trading brought down share pnees on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) last week. The 30-share BSE Index fell 47.47 points to 3,337.52 points from the previous week's close of 3,384.99 points. Share prices rose in the first halt of the week, spurred by
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        2127 27 London Jm 9 Peace Industrials A.ACorpAdr 53 2/8 -I AB Porn 286 unch Abbey National 474 -19 4/8 Allied Lyons 541 -2 Amec *2 -I Argyt ill -J Asda Group 86 4/8 -I BAT Ind 4% -14 BICC 323 -4 BOC Group *00 -6 BR Petroleum 441 -4.120 BTR 338
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        705 27 -34.58 Worries about the slowing economy's effect on secondquarter corporate results knocked blue chip stocks lower for the third straight session on Friday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled 34.58 to close at 4,423.99, after tumbling over 50 points earlier and triggering NYSE curbs on certain programme trading.
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        304 27 -16.35 Stocks closed lower, depressed by jitters about the US economy and post-elec-tion profit-taking, analysts said. The TSE 300 Composite Index fell 16.35 points to 4,463.55 on volume of 60.98 million shares valued at C 5729.90 million In Toronto, players grabbed profits after recent gains in anticipation of the
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      2297 28 1995 Lmt Vol Wcjk _U1 Dt» W. Hl«li Imm t -j Sale C000) H%k Law Seller Or r/t m»« MALAYSIAN STOCKS in 0 W6 478 196 m MSB 50c 396 +10 5286 418 386 396 398 3.0 -19 0J 40 6 127 77.J m AMDBWc -<15 701 99
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        6665 28 AFP, Berama KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian shares ended the week lower, with the benchmark index losing 2.2 per cent as players took profits after what analysts described as too abrupt a rise in recent weeks. The Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange's 100-share weighted Composite Index closed 23.72 points
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        1910 30  -  By R Sivanithy SINGAPORE Foreign institutional money, probably the single most important factor in determining the health of the local stock market, looks likely to remain sidelined this week. There are few local developments on the calendar to provide any incentive for
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      496 31 Contributed by Simpson Spence Young THE modern Skaugen handymax Skaustrand (43,000/94) has finally been confirmed sold to Century Shipping. Following reports, later denied, that she had been sold in March to the same buyers, it now seems that the owners have achieved a price of around U5526.45 million.
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      536 31  -  By Rahita Elias SINGAPORE The Port of Singapore Authority (PSA) last year chalked up a 15 per cent jump in operating income to a record-breaking $1.7 billion. According to the PSA 1994 annual report released on Friday, nearly 62 per cent of this
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      163 31 Knight-Ridder ESBJERG, Denmark Countries bordering the North Sea have decided to designate the sea a Special Area and introduce increased control of and restrictions on shipping. "Despite measures taken by the International Maritime Organisation, operational, accidental and illegal discharges from shipping activities in the North
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      323 31 SES 000 Inn 9 S$ Vol CWT Distribution 1.57 -0.01 40 CWT Distribution A 1.51 Chuan Hup Holdings 1.15 unch 44 Cosco Investment 1.69 Cosco Investment A 1.63 -0.03 4 Far East Levingston 6.45 -0.05 415 GB Holdings Ltd 0.795 -0.005 20 Hai Sun Hup Group 0.835 -0.01
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      666 31  -  Jo Tankers Asia's head talks to Alec Almazan about hopes and challenges Alec Almazan SINGAPORE Charles Barton strongly believes Singapore is the best place for running Jo Tankers' Asian operations. As managing director of Jo Tankers Asia Pte Ltd, he manages the regional office
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      691 32  -  Nasa comes up with a computerised system to help controllers at crowded airports maximise runway use and reduce delays. Lidia Wasowicz reports Lidia Wasowicz UPI A SPACE agency-de-veloped automation system, already helping to improve traffic flow at the new Denver International Airport, promises to lend
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      489 32 Page ABC Corn 16 •ANL 3 •APL 12 Able 7 Accord 8 •Ahlcrs 6 •Ahrenkiel 4 Antaco 13 •Appenship 4 Arowana 15 Astro 8 Austral 9 Avant 6 B'tang Mas 12 BSA 9 BTL 16 Bangladesh 12 Batamindo Bengal Br IS •Blue Star
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      11697 40 This guide lists the sailing destinations from Singapore. The first date indicates the ETA at Singapore followed by the ETA at the destination. e page The page number refers to the location of the schedule advertisement. «U ETA Um Vaaaol Vaya«a Pg I ETA ISmmJSSZmZZLmmJ^L—m,£_£.!!■ 14/06 A
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        1579 49 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Record Booking/Balance Rslts Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Period from T« From to Lilac 045A 13/2359 IB 11/1500 11/1659 11/1900 3 12/0700 12/1159 12/1400 4 12/1200 12/1459 12/1700 fcTtaii 174A uTlOOO 3 12/0700 12/1159 12/1400 4 12/1200 12/1459 12/1700 to Violet
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        341 49 JUNE 12 Australia: NSW/ACT, Northern Territory, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania and Victoria only Queen's Birthday. Cyprus: Holiday. Greece: Holiday. Pakistan: Moharram appro* date. Philippines: Independence Day. Russia: Russian Independence Day. Sri Lanka: Poya Day. JUNE 13 Portugal: Lisbon only Saint Anthony. JUNE 15 Austria: Corpus Christi. Brazil: Corpus
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        493 49 Cartan June 1 Ml i*Uta WW» D™*, faMMM MM M M *«W»"T Laor £no» RG/IT3 M/M PPM method RG/IP3 tV/V f M/M M/M PPM mHtod my a BO/Cknc 1MbS<xc 991 11 151 010 M* 010- 988 02 143 28 Sptc G35 »1 1.0 110 015 80*
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        388 50 Bernama Reuter KUALA LUMPUR Strong growth in Asian air cargo traffic is a key indicator of recovery in the world economy, said regional director (marketing) of Boeing Commercial Airplane Group, David Pierce. In a statement issued on Friday, he said cargo traffic
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        Lock icon European, US aerospace firms step up fight for deals at Paris Air Show
        371 50 Reuter LE BOURGET, France French President Jacques Chirac opened the Paris Air Show on Saturday with European and US aerospace industries stepping up their battle for contracts, particularly in Europe. US President Bill Clinton's personal representative to
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        193 50 Oana-Yonhap SEOUL South Korea's Kimpo International Airport was the fastest growing airport in the world during 1994, the Korean airports authority said, quoting statistics released by the Airports Council International (ACI). Kimpo's passenger traffic was the 13th largest volume recorded in the world
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        Lock icon Safety seats for kids not a must, say US air regulators
        245 50 AP WASHINGTON Young children aren't safe riding on their parents' laps aboard airliners. But federal regulators say it may be even more dangerous to require the kids to be strapped in. The Federal Aviation Administration said last week it
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        194 50 Reuter LONDON The local authority owners of Birmingham International Airport in central England expect to finalise the sale of a 51 per cent stake in the airport to private sector investors in the next two months. Stephen Greenwood, the airport's finance director, said
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        230 50 Reuter WARSAW Poland's US$B billion (S$ 11 billion) plan to build 2,300 km of toll motorways is to go ahead after months of delay, with a first tender for a construction licence opening this month. "There have been delays... but the necessary
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        Lock icon KL decision on smaller European cars unlikely to hurt M'sian cars
        319 50 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR The government's decision to issue approved permits (APs) for the importation of smaller European cars has left many guessing. The decision was announced by Minister of International Trade and Industry Rafidah Aziz last week. She said
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        Lock icon Philippines' GrandAir plans to start Asian flights
        199 50 Bloomberg Business News MANILA Two months after beginning domestic operations, the Philippines' Grand International Airways, or Grand Air, unveiled plans for flights to nearby Asian countries. Leslie Espino, Grand Air chief operating officer, said the airline plans to fly to Hongkong, Taiwan, Japan,
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        134 50 AFP HANOI Vietnam's two main airports, in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, have been equipped with sophisticated drug and explosive detectors to counter a growing trafficking problem, the Customs department said recently. The equipment was bought recently from the United States and has
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        152 50 AFP TOKYO Japan's Mitsubishi Motors Corp plans to invest Assoo million (SSSOO million) on expanding production capacity at its subsidiary in South Australia, company officials said last week. A spokesman said Mitsubishi hoped the Adelaide-based unit would be able to boost production of its
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        143 50 AFP BEIJING Italy's national air carrier Alitalia announced last week it would begin direct flights between Beijing and Milan with continuing service to Rome at the beginning of July, company officials said. The additional route, which will be serviced by two weekly flights, is in
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        134 50 AFP TOKYO Kansai International Airport Co said on Friday it would lower its international landing fee by 100 yen (551.60) a tonne to 2,300 yen starting from July 1. After the reduction, which was submitted to the transport ministry for approval on Thursday,
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        39 50 AFP LE BOURGET, France Boeing Commercial Airlines chairman Ron Woodard yesterday announced the signature of an outline agreement and two contracts to sell 12 Boeing 8737-800 airliners to European air companies. AFP
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      964 34 MQRASIA II INTRODUCTION FAR EAST TO MIPPIE EAST SERVICE I EFFECTIVE FROM JUNE 1995 E WE'RE ACCEPTING CARGOES TO E THE FOLLOWING MIDDLE EAST PORTS:- It DUBAI (JEBEL ALI), BAHRAIN, DAMMAN, KUWAIT F FOR MORE DETAILS N BOOKINGS, PI£ASE CALL F TAN SEOW CHUAN TEL *****83 t DORIS NGE PGR
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      1101 35 |PrV STRAITS SHIPPING PTE LTD II mams 10 Hoe Chiang Road *11-01 Keppal Towers i Sli|apor« 0208 Tal: *****88 Fax: *****17 I •M 1 Ul-fU> i GUINEA PACIFIC UNI XBiyU»«hUli4®WlilUW* /ffijjgW (A SERVICE OF CHINA NAVIGATION CO) I r CARGO DOi SAILS j I CJMW6AIR-H VKIK Mam. L»9. XX 11-13
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      2759 35 RfcO Clniltil 1 PM Containers (Singapore Agencies) Ptc Ltd A vVIAMMAIVI 9 10 Hoc Chiang Road, #07-01 Keppcl Towers, Singapore 0208 PQHPk First Class Connections WORLDWIDE gg I NOCSF fa! 2 n 7517 EXPORT 'MPOWT,^^^^^^ VOY Fmo 'PKO WN SOU ANT ROT HAM OOT IRC LIM VSSSSL VOY ANT GOT
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      660 37 jg FAMOUS CONTAINER VMS 80 ROBINSON ROAD, #22-02 SINGAPORE 0106 HOT UNE: *****33 (30 LINES) GOTHENBURG/SCAN 19/06 ROTTERDAM 16/06 AARHUS/COPENHAGEN 19/06 HAMBURG/BREMEN 16/06 MARSEILLE/FRANCE 13/06 FELIXSTOWEAJK 16/06 BARCELONA/SPAIN 14/06 LEHAVRE/FRANCE 16/06 GENOA/ITALY 13/06 ANTWERP/BELGIUM 16/06 LOS ANGFi FS/WC/IPI 16/06 SYDNEY/MELBOURNE 16/06 NEW YORK/EC 16/06 FREMANTIE/ADELAIDE 15/06 VANCOUVER 16/06 BRISBANE 22/06
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      960 38 VOY VESS€I 111^—^ HiHIiOWi Mon In PI Thu 1M THANA BHUM 12SN Tu. 13* WM 14* M ivoy SIN K* M oja ag XETHA BHUM 103W Mon lln Pt Thy 18/6 WANA BHUM 2808 SM 17* Tut »g BUNGASEROJA 5087 Thu_ JS* 8* 17*_ MAHA BHUM* 14*" Sat 17* 13M~~
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      797 38 79 AHSOM ROAD, *21-01, SINGAPORE 0207 TEL: *****92 FAX: *****67 CB *****tt0000« imWTI «HUTTUHMWIC« PORT KLAWO PENANQ y* VOY m I m I VOT I w m SEA LAUREL 396* 1506 THU 1606 FRI XOUR JAVA ***** 1406 WED 1606TUE EAGIf BREEZE 206 A IWJ6THU 17AJ6SAJ JiflßE SOS 1&06FRI IM6SUN
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      586 39 f MYANMA WMI five star line (Myanmar National Una) w Loading lor Yangon (Rangoon) l>M P.KIfl PEN PGdfl IMAWLAMYING VS9W SID I PAGAN V22OW SLO l MYOMAYWA VIS6W 15/06 MALAYSIA AGENTS: 80USTEA0 SHIPPING AGENCIES MIL: TEL 02 03-*****00 PKL: TEL K-03-37M101 KN: TEL 02-04-******2 PGO: TEL 12-07-*****21/4 NIGERIAN NATIONAL SHIPPING
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      1364 42 AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES, LTD. 19 KEPPB-ROAD «g-QIJTPQHBUU)MO BMQAPOREO2Oe MAIN UNE 225« M CUSTOMER SERVICE 225-1225 FAX 221-MB2 EAQLE VOCE *****11 CFS 270 MS* TQ I IMmiM«W—I 5S LinlSP 1™ I* 1 JIBHH Ikal I I «h» Icw K >y "V g W PMCMMM VIM *M MM WM UK rnu MT?
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      1497 43 Lr— n Nedllovd NLL ROSARIO/5302 eta Port Kelang 13/6, Spore 14/6, Domietta 27/6, La Spezia 2/7 I Nedlloyd Lines CR **********0R UN NSW AW Hew NHi Ham Sou Bni<l) Ntm(2) UN P»<4 4ta iJ/fi 16/6 14/6<n 6/7 8/7 2Z 7 3/7 4/7 LA LOIRE/2215 23/5 25/5 21/5 27/5 13/ MAAS
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      344 43 W SUNSHIP AGENCIES PTE LTD 20 McCaltum Street #16-01/03 Asia Chambers Singapore 0106 Tel: *****22 (10 Lines) FAX: *****06 CR No.: *****8 200 00R I I Y.S.N. LINE«.I.IJIII.I.BM.J.I.I|J!I.I.IU.J.I.I|JUJ Mli.4jJ:l'iUm VESSEL VOV I N86M868 SM6WWH P.KELAM6 fBUM Ortwtoll—rtw 3 »L 0 m W T 7 17 gc ti «U> !±Mfl ±ig
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      1297 44 P IMS WEEK'S ARRIVAL: THIS WEEK'S ARRIVAL: I VESSELS w ETA EXCHANGE VESSELS WY HA EX^it? 6C I M» RATI RATI •4* tokyo oat saas 12 am 1.3000 ommmt iia* ijm REPULSE MY 5004 12JUH 1.3000 MPWfOWT lAT Ml IJJW I*W if »ST tMUIAT 5694 12JUN ***** MOW *AMCOUVW W7
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      393 44 IPHI LI On If NT \*+UNtS PT€ UP ®TEL *****00 (10 LINES) FAX: *****76/*****38 CRCODC: IOOO7BSOOOON frJPr asssssr SYWgXMB.BOuS^BBBSN?nEBSm^^^IS*»<^ AUCKLAND, WBJJNQTON, LYTTLETON, JUNE I NAPgR. CHRSSTCHURCH. NEW PLYMOUTH I ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG I ANTWERP, ALL EUROPE. MLANOOEBTMATIONS ISJUNE I AND CENTRAL 80UTH AMERICA PORTS I KSTtkTOSKTBUSRJSSSOIMN^^^^^ISKN^ JAKARTA 18JUNE I BANGKOK, P.
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      16 46 46 PLAY SMART Be part of the good life. Lifestyle. Everyday. Businessßmes mm -> WE KNOW ASIA
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      115 46 HB SIM FAR EAST 13/6 KEELUNG/KAOHSIUNG 11/6 BANGKOK 11/6 MANILA/CEBU 12/6 JAKARTA/BELAWAN/SURABAYA 12/6 PORT KELANG/PENANG/E. MALAYSIA 11/6 BUSAN 11/6 TOKYO/YOKO/KOBE/NGO/OSA 11/6 HONGKONG SIN CHINA (+B 11/6 GUANGZHOU/HUANGPU/SHENZHEN FUZHOU/XIAMEN/SHANTOU/SHEKOU DALIAN/SHANGHAI/XINGANG TIANJIN/QINGDAO/HAIKOU also accepting LCL cargo SIM EUROPE/UK 13/6 LDN/FLX/IVP/SOU 13/6 RDM/HAM/ANT/LEH/GOA/OSL/GOT/BCN also accepting cargo to Austria/ Hungary/Romania/Poland/Bulgaria/Czech. SIM USA/CAMAPA 12/6 LOS
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      421 46 STAR SHIPPING AGENCIES (S) PTE LTD I AQKHTSFOfb ZIM CONTAINER SERVICE GOLD STAR UNEITD SETH SHIPPING CORfORATWN TELEPHONE: 220-6666 (I UNES) FAX. H***** W: *****12 (MARKrnNG) (CR NO. *****6S(XKKH) N. AMERICA/CARMIAN SERVICES Mfttf IW* 1 «7> I 5/7 |B> SlSmutm M U/4 ZJMAH 111 M/ 7 I/» 4/1 */l U,
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      426 47 PULL CONTAINER SERVICE PROM SIN TO MADRAS VESSELWOY ETA IM ETA MAA KOTA JASA VJSAO23 ROUT 16-ISA* TIQCR BRIDGE VDSN IN PORT IS-21/0S PfIAVOMSK V-20 IS-14WS 16-16MG TIOER BAY V.33SN IHWW 21-2SAIS SEA DRAGON V DROOSS 1H«I 20-23/ M PRIVOLYE V J1 A-IGM6 21-22RW TIGER CAPE V.340N I#-K¥OS 2S-2VOS PESTOVO
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      282 47 xsx NEO SHIPPING mm AGENCIES PTE LTD Tel: *****29 Fax: *****59 SPORE WEEKLY RO/RO-CONVENTIONAL SERVICE TO HO CHI MINH TRANSIT 2 DAYS LOADING SINGAPORE ON ALSO ACCEPTING FCL' CTNRS TO HAIPHONG IS JUN 99 HAIPHONG 28 JUN SS WEEKLY CONTAINERS SERVICE TO BOMBAY TRANSIT 10-12 DAYS LOADING SINGAPORE ON: 18JUN/19JUN
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      699 48 mm O Hairatan, Torghundi, Islamqala (Doqharvn) I EweCfcEwe C.1.5./RUSSIA: Alma Ata. Ashkhabad. I Irkutsk, Khabarovsk, Krasnoyarsk, Korsakov, Mosoow. I Militzer Munch Novosobirsk. Sochi, Tashkent. Tbilisi, Vladivostok, Vostochny I International Forwarders Mongolia: uiaan Bator N Korea: Pyongyang, Nampo I I EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE I T0 WES J COAST SOUTH AMERICA I
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      423 48 STRAITS/ JAPAN/ STRAITS SERVICE I MULTI-PURPOSE RORO CARRIER I SPECIALIZE IN HEAVY UFT CARGO UPTO 120 TONS I RAMP CAPACITY UPTO 50 TONS I [u re tOARRK FOR vbsr _voy an n ocajm art n u/t iamsror ij/4, momm ti/k I YOKOHAMA H/t I CDSRRCUARIR II 11/* PMAM6IS/* I ALU
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