The Business Times, 22 September 1995

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    13 1 SINGAPORE Business Times WE KNOW ASIA MITA(P) 194/12/94 Friday September 22 1995 85*
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    158 1 Thursday Change STU 2,106.37 -3.33 KISEComp 1,002.84 +6.93 Nikkei 18,034.79 -163.85 Hang Seng 9.536.27 -94.69 SET Index 1.303.67 -8.80 Jakarta Comp 493.60 +0.65 Manila Comp 2,736.93 -6.56 Taipei WPI 4.980.03 -14.36 Seoul Comp 1,012.29 +2.82 Bombay BSE30 .1.400.25 25.15 CLSA China B ......856.67 -4.06 Aast All Ord 2,148.3 -14.1 FTSE
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    NYSE chief to push for longer trading hours
    199 1 NEW YORK New York Stock Exchange chairman Richard Grasso said he will push for extended opening hours as part of a drive to double the number of overseas companies listed on the exchange in the next two years. "One doesn't run a
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    Cambodia offers Singapore 200-hectare industrial site
    416 1  -  By Harish Mehta SINGAPORE Cambodia has reserved for Singapore a 200-hectare site near the capital, Phnom Penh, for development into an industrial zone. Cambodian First Prime Minister Norodom Ranariddh told Business Times in an interview yesterday that he was requesting the Economic Development Board
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    Lock icon US$ loses fight to stay above 100 yen, hits 98 in New York
    398 1 Reuter Bloomberg Business News NEW YORK The US dollar's struggle to stay above 100 yen suffered a setback yesterday, diving to 98 yen at 2 pm EDT in choppy market conditions. The deutschemark was also in the
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    Seagate-Conner deal will cut both ways for S'pore suppliers
    661 1  -  JOCK Increased volumes could come at the price of thinner margins, says David Mok David Mok SEVERAL Singapore-listed disk drive contract manufacturers and component suppliers must have sat up on reading the news that US disk drive giant Seagate is acquiring
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    Penny stocks soar on talk that Indonesians are back
    438 1  -  Ven Sreenivasan SINGAPORE Speculative favourites saw frenzied activity yesterday as rumours that Indonesian investors are on the prowl made the rounds again. The syndicate-driven rally hoisted almost a dozen subdollar counters and secondliners many on Sesdaq to their highest levels in
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    Lock icon Maharashtra ready to discuss new power deal, says Enron
    262 1 Bloomberg Business News BOMBAY Enron Development Corp has said it learned the Maharashtra government had authorised talks on new terms for its cancelled power project. Chief Minister Manohar Joshi said on a television news programme on Wednesday night that the Cabinet
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      14 1 Singapore News: W, The spin-offs firom T^qts Sungei Way wins USssoon deal, Pg 21
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  • SINGAPORE NEWS
    • Eye on the Economy
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        Lock icon Govt, stat board deposits dip further
        342 2  -  By Shiv Taneja BANK deposits by the Singapore government and statutory authorities which first declined this year in March fell again in July after rising in April and June. The latest figures from the Monetary Authority of Singapore show that the deposits totalled $14.6
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      Four art dealers plan to set up shop in S'pore
      496 2  -  Spin-off from Tresors as foreigners see potential for regional base here Dr Corinne Kerk AT LEAST four foreign art dealers who took part in the recent Tresors 1995 the annual international Fine art and antiques fair are casting around to
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      GIC likely to join Yaohan ventures in China
      402 2  -  Jenny Lam THE Government of Singapore Investment Corp is likely to invest through a subsidiary in several joint venture distribution centres and manufacturing facilities in China. Yaohan's group chairman Kazuo Wada told Business Times yesterday he hoped to cooperate with the GIC
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      Land Transport Authority plans incentives for premium taxi service
      178 2 THE Government wants taxi companies to raise their standards of service further, especially for their radiophone service. Yesterday, Land Transport Authority chief executive Liew Heng San said the authority would work out an incentive scheme to motivate taxi com- panies to
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      Some China property guarantees are unrealistic: consultant
      320 2  -  By Teh Hooi Ling SOME of the investment guarantees and buy-back prices promised by developers who come to Singapore to market China property are unrealistic, says a property consultant. Before buying such properties, investors should make sure the developers have the financial strength
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      Lock icon Suharto reaffirms commitment to global free trade
      387 4  -  World Economic Forum fiL Chuang Peck Ming REAFFIRMING Indonesia's commitment to global free trade yesterday, President Suharto gave added assurance to Europeans that his country would not exclude them from the gains of its tariff reduction. He said it was of "utmost importance"
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      Long way to go to revive Japan economy
      653 4  -  US$ 140 billion rescue package won't solve its problems because the banking system is in a mess, say delegates FORUM FOCUS By Vikram Khanna How effective is the 14.2 trillion yen (US$l4O billion) economic stimulus package announced by the Japanese government on
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      Bangkok Summit is months away but the fireworks have already started
      601 4  -  Asia-Europe differences aired on protectionism and human rights By Catherine Ong THE first EuropeEast Asia Summit to be held in Bangkok next March promises more divergence of views than convergence of interests, if statements made yesterday by senior representatives
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  • SOUTH-EAST ASIA
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      Lock icon 7.3% growth target is realistic: Indonesia
      370 5 Reuter AFP JAKARTA Indonesia's key planning minister yesterday predicted that economic growth would remain around 7.3 per cent this year and pledged to continue deregulating investment Speaking to reporters during a break in answering questions from a parliamentary commission, Planning Minister Ginanjar Kartasasmita defended
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      Lock icon Embezzlement at Indonesia's Panin Bank
      111 5 Reuter JAKARTA Indonesia's Panin Bank said yesterday an employee in its branch office had embezzled 42 billion rupiah (5J2.67 million) in August. "The embezzlement was discovered during a routine internal check in early August," bank director Johnny N Wiraatmadja said in a statement. The cashier
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      Lock icon MMC leading group to build M$2.6b East Coast Highway
      251 5 Bernama KUANTAN Listed minii* concern Malaysia Mining Corporation Bhd (MMC) will lead a consortium of companies to build the East Coast Highway from Karak to Kuala Terengganu, an official said yesterday. Pahang Mentri Besar Khalil Yaakob said the consortium also included
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      Lock icon Taiwan investors turning to Manila as site for overseas operations
      444 5 UPI MANILA Taiwan is looking at the Philippines its closest neighbour next to China as a possible site for overseas operations of its business community. "The Philippines is one of the target countries because of its exceptional geographical proximity, friendly
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      Lock icon Filipinos hold rallies against high food prices
      436 6 Nationwide protests paralyse public transportation AP MANILA Public transportation was paralysed and a protester was injured yesterday in nationwide rallies against high food prices and what demonstrators called government repression. In Manila, the government suspended classes as left wing groups prepared to march
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      Lock icon World Bank arm in talks to boost Viet investment
      156 6 AFP HANOI Officials from the International Finance Corp, the World Bank's private investment arm, yesterday held talks with Vietnamese officials on new initiatives to encourage foreign investment, an IFC official said. IFC Asia director Peter Cook is leading a delegation from
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      Lock icon Fun for some after the bad weather
      40 6 AFP CAMBODIA Children play at a bridge by a small lake after recent heavy nuns, which hit haid in y mat, left good swimming facilities for those eager to enjoy a dip. AFP
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      Lock icon Dr M preparing ground for Federal, state govt reshuffle: observers
      386 6 The Straits Times KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad yesterday criticised the attitude or some Umno leaders who felt that they could remain in their government posts indefinitely. He reminded them that this was not possible and that they
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      Lock icon Thai Chrysler's first
      46 6 Reuter BANGKOK Photographers cram around to get a doae-up shot of the first Chrysler jeep rolling off a Thai production line in Bangkok yesterday. The jeeps, produced by Thai Chrysler Automotive Ltd, have become the first ever American car assembled in Thailand. Reuter
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      Lock icon Hanoi seeks Manila's advice
      43 6 Bernama HANOI Vietnam, which plans to send 20,000 of its workers abroad next year mainly as a perennial source of foreign exchange, has sought expert help from fellow Asean member the Philippines on protection for its export labour. Bernama
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      Lock icon 5-day work week for some Indonesians
      63 6 Bernama JAKARTA A five-day work week would be introduced in selected provinces and regencies in Indonesia. Among those who will enjoy the five-day work week will be staff in central government agencies and most provincial administrations The main aim of the shorter work week
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      Lock icon Banharn to visit Philippines, Vietnam
      55 6 AFP BANGKOK Thai Prime Minister Banharn Siipa-archa will visit the Philippines and Vietnam from Sep 30 to Oct 1 in his fust trip abroad as premier. Mr Banharn postponed a visit to Singapore and Indonesia scheduled for this weekend until sometime in October because of
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      Lock icon Russian energy minister in Hanoi
      71 6 AFP HANOI Russia's energy minister arrived here on Wednesday to push for a bigger role in developing power sources in Vietnam as Moscow tries to build more commercial ties with Hanoi. Fuels and Energy Minister Yuri Shafranik said the two countries already had "good conditions
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  • CHINA/HONGKONG/TAIWAN
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      Lock icon Beijing names firms involved in Shanghai futures scandal
      381 8 First official account of Feb scandal that toppled head of stock exchange Reuter SHANGHAI Seven months after China's biggest market scandal, authorities yesterday finally named the brokerages involved and rapped the Shanghai Stock Exchange over the knuckles. Shanghai International Securities and Liaoning
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      Lock icon A Tsanguine greeting for HKSE traders
      58 8 Reuter H .P. NG ON G ~P t#m (second from left) Hongkong's first Chinese Finance Secretary greeting traders on the floor of the Hongkong Stock Exchange yesterday. Mr Tsang is the first Hongkong Chinese to be appointed finance secretary as the colony inches towards
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      Lock icon Construction Bank of China comes to the rescue of state firms
      247 8 Reuter BEIJING The People's Construction Bank of China has approved five billion yuan (***** million) worth of loans to ensure sufficient working capital for state enterprises hit by a two-year credit squeeze, the China Daily said. It said the
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      Lock icon China offers quick profits, but margins are shrinking: survey
      483 8 Reuter BEIJING China offers foreign investors some of the world's fastest profits, but margins are shrinking, competition is rising and finding the right Chinese partner is crucial, said a survey released yesterday. "Multinationals are beginning to crack the code in China
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      Lock icon China sets up phone exchange manufacturer to storm market
      121 8 Bloomberg Business News BEIJING China has formed a new company called the China Great Dragon Telecommunication (Group) Co that next month will take over almost the entire production of telephone exchanges from the state's eight largest such manufacturers, the official China
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      Lock icon China world's biggest economic power by 2010: World Bank
      398 9 Reuter BEIJING The president of the World Bank gave a ringing endorsement yesterday to the economic policies of China, jhe hank's biggest client, and faid it would be the world's biggest economic power within |3 years. "Our statistics show that by
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      Economy can sustain steady growth for 15 years: Li Peng
      192 9 BEIJING China's economy can maintain steady growth for the next IS years and the government will focus on a healthy rather than a high growth rate, Premier Li Peng said. In a meeting on Wednesday with visiting World Bank president
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      Lock icon Price Waterhouse expands presence in China
      150 9 Reuter HONGKONG Price Waterhouse, the accounting and business advisory firm, said it has expanded its China operations to include 13 partners, but the practice would not be profitable for some years yet. Don Menovich, chief executive for China, said the firm had four offices
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      Lock icon Run on Taiwan credit union worsens with NT$3b withdrawn
      289 9 AFP TAIPEI Panic-stricken farmers have withdrawn some NT$3 billion (SSIS7 million) from a credit union here in a run caused by allegations of corruption against its secretary general, officials said yesterday. More than 500 panicked depositors began queueing outside the credit
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      Lock icon Progress on Sino-Aussie trade talks
      79 9 Bloomberg Business News BEIJING Australia's Trade Minister Bob McMullan said talks yesterday with his Chinese counterpart Wu Yi would go some way towards ending a dispute over Australian wool shipments to China. Australian wool exporters estimate that as much as 60,000 tonnes of wool are
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      Lock icon China tax reform yields results
      96 9 AP BEIJING China's finance minister said yesterday that two years of tax reform have produced higher revenues even though fewer enterprises were paying up. Despite the delinquency, state revenues for the first eight months of the year totalled 346 billion yuan (5J53.2 billion), up 27
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      Lock icon Beijing lauds UN rejection of Taiwan
      85 9 Reuter BEIJING Beijing said yesterday the United Nations' rejection of Taiwan's bid for membership, the third in as many years, reflected broad acceptance of the communist government's one-China policy. "The attempt by the Taiwan authorities to return to the United Nations, which is aimed
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  • ASIA
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      Lock icon Yen, low rates yet to spark recovery: BOJ
      311 11 Reuter TOKYO Positive factors such as lower domestic interest rates and the yen's corrective retreat have yet to induce any clear improvement in Japan's economic activity, Bank of Japan (BOJ) Governor Yasuo Matsushita said in a speech to securities house executives. "Such
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      Lock icon Japan's SDP to form new party soon
      308 11 AFP TOKYO Japan's Social Democratic Party (SDP) yesterday adopted a plan to dissolve itself and form a new party in late October, party officials said. The officials said the new party of liberal forces, to replace the socialist party founded in 1945, would
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      Court rejects appeal by S'pore group to build Sydney tower
      278 11  -  Fran Surinder Singh in SYDNEY A SYDNEY court has rejected an appeal by a group of Singapore investors to erect a 38-storey tower complex in the heart of the city's Central Business District. The New South Wales Land and Environment
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      Lock icon Hitting the right publicity note
      41 11 Reuter MELBOURNE Comedian Gerry Connolly pushing a grand piano across Collins Street here on Wednesday for a recital to promote The Collins Street Grand Mnsical Promenade, which is being touted as Australia's biggest maskal event Renter
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      Lock icon US$ rise may limit S Korean growth
      107 11 Reuter SEOUL The US dollar's rise against the yen is likely to restrict South Korea's economic growth and widen its trade deficit, the Korea Development Bank said. A bank official said South Korea's GDP was likely to grow by 8.8 per cent this
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      Lock icon Strike paralyses life in Karachi
      72 11 AFP KARACHI Violence yesterday claimed two lives as a strike called by Karachi's main opposition Mohajir Qaumi Movement paralysed life here, witnesses and police said. Streets remained deserted and turnout at offices and financial institutions was low in the absence of public transport, the sources
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      Lock icon Indian business team to visit Pakistan
      70 11 Reuter KARACHI A 14-member team of the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry will arrive in Pakistan tomorrow to attend a regional seminar on preferential trade, a spokesman for the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industiy said. The seminar of
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      Lock icon Editors in India act to stem corruption in media
      261 11 AFP NEW DELHI India's leading editors are preparing a code of conduct for journalists in a bid to crack the whip on growing corruption in the media. The Editors Guild of India said it was time that the fourth estate, which
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      Aussie-Kiwi pact offers Apec lessons
      446 13  -  CER experience can be applied to forum's plan for free trade area, says think-tank Froni Florence Chong in SYDNEY AUSTRALIA and New Zealand which are keen to cooperate with Asean on its free trade area have benefited from trade growth through their own liberalisation agreement.
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      Lock icon Kiwi panel wants British honours replaced with NZ ones
      285 13 Reuter WELLINGTON A report released yesterday advocated that New Zealand abandon its British-style honours system, but the government played down suggestions that it was a step down the path of republicanism. A special review committee recommended replacing most British honours with
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  • LIFESTYLE
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      Elegantly balancing Chinese painting and Western media
      491 15  -  Susan Tsang is charmed by some of the works to be displayed in a Sotheby's exhibition Susan Tsang Auction house Sotheby's will be presenting an exhibition for two coming sales one of Impressionist and Modern Chinese paintings, drawings, watercolours and sculpture, and the
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      A TV comedy that grows on you
      501 15  -  Kevin Sullivan forsakes his beauty sleep to catch two late-night sit-coms Kevin Sullivan 1 DISLIKED Men Behaving Badly (Channel 5, Sunday, 11.55 pm) at first, but it grows on you. American sitcoms tend to work on the premise that people trying to do
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      Lock icon Double-edged sword of experience in Ryder Cup
      511 15  -  Derek Lawrenson examines the prospects for the American and European teams as tney tee-off Derek Lawrenson Reuter FT IT has long been one of sport's great occasions and never more so than in these lucre-obsessed times. For three days at Oak Hill, New
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  • Page 15 Miscellaneous
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      1087 15 ■n^uaiiaiyiaaHH Martin Chnzztewit, 9pm, Premierel2 Young Martin, having been swindled in America comes W home and tries to reconcile his grandfather. Jonas' seuncovered. Old Martin calls a meeting to settle the f question of his legatees. Con- 1 eluding part of this BBC adapof Dickens' Hamburger rather conventionfilm about GIs
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  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon Banks' securities arms raise share of bond-market
    844 16  -  Parents' clout gains subsidiaries a largec slice of Japan's bond-underwriting cake at the expense of smaller nouses, writes Masako Fukuda Masako Fukuda Nikkei Weekly JAPANESE securities companies which are subsidiaries of major banks have been increasing their share this year in the expanding
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    Beyond Thailand's budget
    490 16 FEW questioned that Thailand's budget for the new fiscal year, unveiled by Prime Minister Banharn Silpa-archa in Parliament on Wednesday, would sustain the country's robust economic growth. The 843.2-billion baht (5548.3 billion) budget proposal represents a 17.9 per cent increase over the current year's 715 billion baht
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    PM Goh takes Williamstown
    244 16 MR GOH Chok Tong's visit at the weekend to Williams College, his old university in Massachusetts, was to be rich with nostalgia. An old boy who came up in the world had come to be honoured, in part for having applied what he had been taught
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    Conscience at work
    181 16 AMID mounting public controversy over widening inequality and the allegedly high prevalence of malfeasance that accompany our robust economic growth, noted Indonesian economists have increasingly been preaching the value of conscience, common sense and public morality. Widjojo Nitisastro, one of the most senior economists, dedicated most of
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    Lesson in self-esteem
    182 16 PM GOH Chok Tong's visit to his alma mater serves as an illustrious lesson on how to represent a nation of high self-esteem. The gloomy atmosphere that welcomed him turned to his favour after a lengthy conversation with students and teaching staff of Williams College. Would this
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    Harnessing power of Internet
    147 16 INTERNET FEVER is engulfing the world. Old and young, with serious intentions or for amusement, are spending hours in front of computers linked to this global network. Some observers have suggested this is the "era of information management", and no longer merely the "era of information".
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    Housing: the big picture
    180 16 FLAT DWELLERS are not the only ones who will benefit from the HDB upgrading programme. The final result is that prices of all residential property will appreciate and both owners of HDB flats and private property will benefit. It is not true that those who live
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    Zedillo plays for time
    161 16 IN his first state-of-the-nation address, Mexican President Ernesto Zedillo sought to reassure his nation and international investors that better times are just around the corner. But there has been little real progress to support such a hopeful view. Mexico's economy shrank S.8 per cent in the
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      490 17  -  Chan Siew Ling reports on a series of ads which set out to debunk Microsoft's claims Chan Siew Ling APPLE Computer Inc has launched the last of a series of print advertisements in the US that takes a dig at Microsoft's Windows 95 operating
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      636 17  -  Martha Hamilton sees how the life-begins-at-50 boomers are forcing marketers to rethink their strategies Martha Hamilton The Washington Post ON Jan 1, 1996, the fust baby boomers will begin turning 50, but they won't be turning old. Marketers going after these 76
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    Lock icon India acts to draw more foreign venture capital
    384 18 Reuter >4JEW DELHI India, pressB\ ahead with its economic bans, yesterday introduced neasures to give more access i d foreign venture capital and id modernise its share-trading i ystems. The new guidelines on fori ign venture-capital firms al- m them to provide
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    Lock icon Singapore, Indonesia sign airspace pact
    299 18  -  By Chuang Peck Ming SINGAPORE Singapore ind Indonesia yesterday Jigned an agreement on the IMlignment of the boundary between the Flight Information Regions controlled by their air-traffic centres, i Under the pact, Indonesia will provide air-traffic services for an additional section •f airspace stretching from
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    Enron is an isolated case: Manmohan Singh
    321 18  -  fr Vikram Khanna SINGAPORE The prob lems encountered by US com pany Enron Developmen Corp in its US$2.8 billioi (SS4.04 billion) power projec in the western Indian state o Maharashtra represented ar isolated case, Indian Finano Minister Manmohan Sing* said yesterday. Speaking at
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    152 18 UPI BONN Germany's Bundesbank yesterday decided to leave its two key interest rates unchanged. The central council of the Bundesbank decided at its bimonthly meeting to keep the discount and Lombard rates at 3.S and 5.5 per cent respectivdv. The decision had been widely anticipated
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    Lock icon American Express Bank may be sold
    85 18 Bloomberg Business News NEW YORK American Express Co said it's in discussions to sell its banking unit. "Several nuyor financial institutions have expressed an interest in acquiring the American Express Bank," the company said in a statement yesterday. "As a result, we have begun
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    56 18 Reuter WASHINGTON Multimillionaire magazine publisher Malcolm "Steve" Forbes Jr has decided to seek the Republican presidential nomination and will make an announcement here today, political sources said on Wednesday. A political novice, having never sought office before, Mr Forbes, 48, has been hinting for months that he
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    64 18 Bloomberg Business Newt LONDON National Westminster Bank pic said yesterday it has put its NatWest Bancorp retail bank up for sale after an unspecified "number" of approaches about buying the New Jersey based US subsidiary. It has appointed Goldman Sachs A Co as an adviser. The possibility
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    66 18 AP WASHINGTON Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan yesterday supported a proposal to convert the nation's 1,500 federally chartered savings and loans (S&Ls) into commercial banks, saying the idea "would seem to be good public policy". He said the merging of the S&Ls into banks "could strengthen
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    581 18  -  The Bottom Line LEE BOON KENG LEE BOON KENG The writer is a lecturer at the Nanyang Business School, NTTJ MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said recently that typical approaches monetary and fiscal polices used by many countries to
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    AT&T's Asia-Pac computer ops seen shedding under 10% of jobs
    357 18  -  Jennifer Lien SINGAPORE Fewer than 10 per cent of the 1,300 jobs in AT&T's Asia-Pacific computer operations will be eliminated as a result of the US telecommunications giant's latest restructuring plans. And affected staff will not necessarily be laid off,
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    225 18 Bloomberg Business News WASHINGTON A senior lawmaker aims to strip the Federal Reserve of its mandate to promote economic growth and job formation, leaving it to focus solely on curbing inflation. Senator Connie Mack said he will introduce legislation any
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      Renong net profit jumps 32% but falls short of expectations
      501 19  -  Frtm Ruth Wong in KUALA LUMPUR CONGLOMERATE Renong Bhd yesterday posted a 32 per pent jump in group net earnings to M 5207.8 million (SSI 18.7 million) for the year ended June 30, 1995. This works out to earnings per
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      Shangri-La Hotel interim falls 41% on visitor drop-off
      449 19  -  Agnes Wee SINGAPORE Shangri-La Hotel Ltd's group net profit dropped 41 per cent for the first half of this year, hit by a fall in visitors from its major markets of Japan and the US, more new hotel rooms indus-try-wide and the
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      Lee Kim Tah interim earnings down by half to $1.39m
      285 19  -  By Teh Hooi Ling SINGAPORE Lee Kim Tah Moldings yesterday posted a 49.5 per cent drop in interim group net earnings to $1.39 million despite a sharply higher turnover and interest and other income. Earnings per share came to 1.73
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      FCC unit issues $43m of redeemable preference shares
      216 19 SINGAPORE First Capital Investment, a subsidiary of listed property group First Capital Corporation, has issued $43 million worth of three-year redeemable cumulative preference shares (RCPS) to raise money for business activities and expansion. The issue, which is handled by HL Bank here,
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      OPH spells out terms on YHS shares
      136 19 SINGAPORE Yeo Hiap Seng shareholders who have accepted Ng Teng Fong's takeover offer of $S.3S a share and have tendered their stock without the right to receive an interim dividend will get 55.***** per share equal to $5.33 less the interim dividend of
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      Goldtron phone with pager function, longer use time
      244 19 SESDAQ-LISTED Goldtron yerterday unveiled a cellular phone with longer use time and a pager function. Goldtron says its Pagullarfone comprises a standard analogue or digital handphone with an optional "intelligent" battery pack. The battery pack, which incorporates a tone pager, is connected
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      Surprise $32m interest expense pulls Amcol net profit down by 20%
      448 19  -  By Michelle Low SINGAPORE Amcol Holdings yesterday surprised analysts with a stunning $32.73 million interest expense when it announced a disappointing 20 per cent drop in interim net profit to $16.2 million. The trading and property group's turnover for
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      22 19 S*. lik^L «*ay. bned nties, Daiwa, Frtuer, G K Goh, Kay HUul Morton Grenfell Ottr Co Nomura, Phillip. wSourg.
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      93 19  -  By David Mok PCI, one of the top gainers yesterday, looks set for a drop. Daily and weekly RSI and stochastics are indicating a heavily overbought situation, the stock having run up some 60 per cent in the past month. Punters would be advised to sell now with
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        Cambodia awards Sungei Way US$500m satellite city deal
        350 21  -  ■y Harish Mehta SINGAPORE Cambodia yesterday awarded a US$5OO million (Ss72o million) satellite city deal to Malaysianlisted Sungei Way Holdings. And plans are in the pipeline for more mega-contracts, including a dam and a string of hotels. In an interview with Business
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        Liang Huat net earnings up 39%
        60 21 SINGAPORE Liang Huat Aluminium hoisted net earnings 39 per cent to $2.29 million and group sales 56.3 per cent to $44.97 million in the six months to June 30. Earnings per share rose 23.S per cent to LOS cents, while net tangible asset hacking
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        Build-Speed gets Freight Links contract
        37 21 SINGAPORE Freight Links Express Logisticentre, a whollyowned subsidiary of Freight Links Express Holdings, has awarded Build-Speed Construction a $22 million contract for structural work at a proposed distribution centre at Jalan Buroh.
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        York Pacific replies to SES
        30 21 SINGAPORE Sesdaq-Jisted York Pacific told the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday it knew of no reason for the increase in its share price and volume.
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        Lock icon Esso M'sia pre-tax profit down 78%
        83 21 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Esso Malaysia Bhd chalked up lower pre-tax profit of M 517.95 million (5510.3 million) for the half year ended June 30, 1995, down 78 per cent compared with the previous corresponding period's earnings of M 580.60 million. Turnover rose 7 per
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        Propel Bhd eyes roadworks project in Philippines
        196 21  -  Fran Al Labita in MANILA ENGINEERING company Propel Bhd, buoyed by fellow Malaysian firm Renong's $375 million tollway contract ih the Philippines, wants to venture into road construction in the country. The listed Malaysian firm has offered to rebuild and maintain 81 km
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        Lock icon British Gas takes stake in Manila Bay group
        256 21 Company to lead drilling venture with 25% holding Bloomberg Business News MANILA British Gas pic will exercise its option for a 25 per cent stake in the consortium drilling for natural gas in Manila Bay, lead operator Cophil Oil Exploration Corp, said.
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        Lock icon Manila may crack down on hoarding of new shares
        207 21 AFP MANILA Chief Philippine corporate regulator said yesterday that the government would review distribution of shares of companies going public, saying brokers were getting too many shares and hoarding them for their own accounts. Securities and Exchange Commission rules call for
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        Rotary Engrg signs $16m tank deal with Thai company
        178 21  -  By Teh Han Shih SINGAPORE Mainboardlisted Rotary Engineering Ltd, a turnkey engineering and construction company, yesterday signed a 5i6.2 million contract to build a new terminal and tank facilities to serve the growing petrochemical industry at Map Ta Phut port in
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        524 22 But recovery from triple rebound in stocks, bonds and the dollar is fragile, warn analysts Bloomberg Business News TOKYO After suffering one of their worst earnings seasons in more than three decades, Japan's brokers are staging a fragile recovery, thanks to a triple rebound in
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        Lock icon Disney seeks to sell US$5b of securities
        104 22 Bloomberg Business News WASHINGTON Walt Disney Co may sell up to US$5 billion (557.2 billion) of securities to help finance its acquisition of Capital Cities/ABC Inc. Disney has filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission to raise as much as US$5 billion through
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        Lock icon Laporte interim profit up 14.3%
        66 22 Reuter LONDON British specialty chemicals group Laporte pk reported a 14.3 per cent rise in first-half profit yesterday and said it would aim to continue to lift profit margins despite pressure from increased raw-material prices. Profit before tax rose to £67 million (SS 150.9 million)
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        79 22 Reuter NEW DELHI Indian President Shankar Dayal Sharma (right) has promulgated an ordinance establishing for the first time share depositories in India. The government said in a statement that the Depositories Ordinance was designed to provide a legal framework for the establishment of depositories
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        64 22 UPI JERUSALEM Computer giant Intel is on the verge of setting up a US$l.6 billion (552.3 billion) plant in central Israel, finance minister Avraham Shohat said on Wednesday. He said the Israeli government would invest US$6OO million over 10 years towards the cost
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        54 22 Bloomberg Business News MOUNTAIN VIEW, California Sun Microsystems Inc has introduced a software line used to set up commerce on the Internet and connect information stored in companies' databases. Sun's Neo software connects personal computers, large company databases and the Internet, relaying information to internal company
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        415 22 Fight for Rockefeller Center Bloomberg Business News NEW YORK It's blue collar against suit-and-tie in the increasingly nasty fight for bankrupt Rockefeller Center. Sam Zeil, a gravely voiced Chicago real estate investor who calls himself the "grave dancer", on Wednesday blasted a
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        Lock icon Fisons fires new salvo in fight against takeover
        245 22 Reuter LONDON UK drugs firm Fisons pic fired a new salvo in its fight to stave off a hostile 240p (5J5.41) a share bid from Rhone-Poulenc Rorer Inc by releasing a document detailing its international marketing network. "Fisons' respiratory sales network covers
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        149 22 Bloomberg Business News PARIS SGS-Thomson Microelectronics NV, which sold a part of the company to the public last year, said it is looking to sell more shares to the public this year. The company said its supervisory board authorised a public offering of
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        Lock icon Westpac gets go-ahead for bid to acquire Perth-based bank
        294 23 Reuter SYDNEY Australia's antimonopolies body cleared Westpac Banking Corp's aggressive bid for Perth-based Challenge Bank yesterday and analysts said Westpac remained on the prowl, forecasting new acquisitions in the banking sector. But the Trade Practices Commission (TPQ said in its approval
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        Lock icon Goldman arranging PowerGen loan
        279 23 Bloomberg Business News NEW YORK Goldman, Sachs A Co, usurping a role traditionally reserved for the biggest commercial banks, is leading a group of banks arranging a £2.55 billion (555.75 billion) loan for Britain's Power Gen pic, bankers familiar with the situation said. The loan to
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        Lock icon Partner's capital down by 1.3%
        229 23 Bloomberg Business News NEW YORK Partners' capital at Goldman Sachs Group LP, the biggest closely-held US investment bank, shrank in the six months ended May 26, according to a Goldman circular. The capital totalled US$4.7l billion (Ss6.B billion) this year, 1.3 per cent less than
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        123 23 Reuter CHICAGO The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) is examining a plan to hire 14 currency traders to arbitrage trades between CHobex, the af-ter-hours electronic trading system, and the cash market, said a CME spokesman on Wednesday. Under the plan, designed to revive
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        Asia-Pac to become major coffee producer
        356 23  -  Up to a quarter of world output may come from this region within a decade Fraa Neil Behrmann in LONDON THE Asia-Pacific will account for a fifth to a quarter of world coffee production within a decade, cmbm the region wefl over US$2 billion
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        321 23 ENERGY REPORT Reuter DUBAI Gulf refined oil product markets remain weak but the prospect of higher Indian diesd consumption from November and sustained demand into east Africa is increasing the chances of a price recovery, Gulf traders say. The summer months have been hard
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        275 23 Reuter LONDON The dollar tumbled in busy early European trade, weighed down by new uncertainty over Europe s Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) and fears of a further widening of the US trade deficit from a stronger dollar. The mark and Swiss franc were soaring on Wednesday's comments by
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        1174 25 Reuter SINGAPORE Simex Euroyen futures ended slighdy higher and Eurodollars were little changed. Dealers said that some market participants were sidelined for Japan's half-year closing of corporate accounts. The March Euroyen contract should target resistance at 99.45 in the wake of
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        Tokyo rubber up on bargain-hunting
        697 25 POMQDIfV ALPOfffS Rubbw TOKYO: All rubber futures except benchmark February ended firmer, rising off early lows as fresh buying and bargain-hunt-ing by local investors emerged. Rubber futures rose by up to 2.7 yen per kg at the close. But benchmark February ended down 0.2 at
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        Vast potential in China for veg oils
        83 25 KUALA LUMPUR China is a huge potential market for vegetable oils, a Chinese industry official said yesterday. But it may not be necessary or possible for it to maintain vegetable oil imports at mote than three million tonnes annually. In 1994, China imported
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        Taiwan importing less cotton
        89 25 TAIPEI Taiwan imported 134,446 tonnes of raw cotton in the first six months of 1995, a decline of 9.1 per cent from 147,901 tonnes a year earlier. The US was the largest supplier of raw cotton in Jan-Jun, providing 61,308 tonnes, up 8.56 per cent on
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        India a net importer of edible oil
        75 25 KUALA LUMPUR India is likely to import? one million tonnes of edible oils annually in the 5 coming years, an Indian industiy official said yes-; terday. But it also will export 0.5 million tonnes of* locally grown high-quality edible oils like groundnut oil
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        Silver use steady despite new camera
        89 25 TOKYO Photographic film will remain the backbone of world silver demand for at least the' next 10 years despite the growing popularity of 1 film-free electronic cameras. Sales of digital cameras are exploding in Japan, with units l' expected to be sold this year
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        Australia
        1011 26 -14.1 SHARE prices closed lower yesterday as weak banking stocks weighed on the bourse. "The banks took a lot of the focus off the leaders," said a dealer, adding that the market, was disappointed with the price paid by Bank of Scotland for Western Australia's state-owned Bank West. The
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        Manila
        583 26 -6.56 Share prices dropped as caution prevailed amid fears of renewed street protests over an impending hike in oil prices. "Investors are cautious. There is no good news," said a trader, adding that a threat by leftist groups to stage protests over oil prices had an effect. The PSE
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        Taipei
        437 26 -14.36 Share prices finished lower after see-sawing throughout the day as investors remained cautious. "The market was undergoing a consolidation as investors were caught under several uncertainties over economic and political issues," said a dealer. The 321-issue Weighted Price Index slid 14.36 points to 4,980.03. Turnover was 804 million
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        New Zealand
        282 26 -16.07 Weakness in the leaders drove shares to a lower close after a featureless session. The NZSE-40 Capital Index shed 16.07 points to end at 2,117.91 on a volume of just NZ$25 million. Market leader Telecom was down eight cents at NZS6.OI, while the two leading forestry stocks
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        Seoul
        412 26 +2*2 Stock prices extended their gains for the third consecutive day to dose 0.3 per cent higher. The Composite Index rose 2.82 points to 1,012.29. Turnover was 56.23 million shares valued at 1.18 trillion won. Despite the price rise, falls outpaced rises by 451 to 428. Hie index crept
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        Bombay
        81 26 +22J7 Speculative and foreign funds buying helped shares finish broadly higher, broken said. The 30-share BSE Index closed up 22.27 points to 3,423.28. The 100-stock National Index rose 4.71 to 1,557.04. "Sellers are holding back, hoping that the market would rise Further," said a trader. "Even a small demand
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        London
        690 26 -3.6 UK SHARES ended mixed overall, with the FTSE 100 just under the 3,560 level as Wall Street posted a 15point loss and currency jitters cast a shadow, t The FTSE 100 ended 3.6 points off at 3,557.9, at the low end of a narrow day's trading range, having
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        Paris
        159 26 -*87 French stocks fell for the sixth consecutive day as the dollar sank to its lowest in six weeks against the franc, threatening companies' overseas earnings. "The dollar was by far today's dominant feature," said an analyst. "But trading was pretty thin, with just a ®fcw company earnings to
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        Frankfurt
        162 26 •11.6 German stocks fell as the US dollar dropped more than two pfennig against the mark, raising concern that earnings from export- dependent companies will fall. The DAX Index closed at 2,275.72, down 11.6 points. Daimler-Benz, considered the most dollar-sensi-tive stock in the DAX, fell to 734 marks. 2.50.
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        Milan
        143 26 -96 Italian stocks sank as the lira tumbled after German Finance Minister Theo Waigel said the lira would be unable to join the European monetary union. The all-share Mibtd Index fell points to 10,257. The narrower Mib3o fell 170 to 15,245. "The lira and bonds tumbled and. that led
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        Amsterdam
        285 26 -0.22 Dutch shares dose mixed and little changed overall, with the weak dollar and a small domestic interest rate cut having very little impact on prices. The AEX Index, which set an all-time closing high of 472.72 last Friday, dosed 0.22 points lower at 471.74. The weaker dollar, normally
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        Brussels
        164 26 +1.15 Belgian shares closed slightly higher in weak volume. Most dollar sensitive shares, expect Barco, were flat despite the weak currency. Barco ended 65 francs higher at 3,615, extending its recent gains. The share hit a new year high of 3,650 francs earlier. The Bel2o Index Finished 1.15 points
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        New York
        626 26 imch Stocks turned narrowly mixed in active trading yesterday as the market tried to shrug off* weakness in bonds following a surprisingly strong economic report. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which rebounded 25.65 points on Wednesday, was unchanged at 4,792.69 at 11am EDT. The key barometer was down
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        Toronto
        216 26 +11.75 Stocks climbed in moderate early trading spurred by firmer bonds and surging banking issues, traders said. The TSE 300 Composite Index rose 11.75 points to 4,562.22 on volume of 21.9 million shares valued at CS33B million. Advancing issues outnumbered declines 221 to 195, with 244 stocks unchanged. Toronto
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        Johannesburg
        367 26 +6.4 South African shares ended a dull day mixed, with golds staging an unconvincing late reclamation of some of their earlier losses and industrials ending just above yesterday's levels, dealers said. The market had been dull and lacking in direction, with volumes too thin to discern any real trend.
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        Stockholm
        100 26 -4.24 Swedish stocks drooped under the weight of rising bond yields and a bro-ken-down Volvo, which flattened gains made earlier this week. The OMX Index fell 4.24 points to 1,461.17. "A very strong undertone prevails. Players don't want to sell, but are waiting for a chance to buy," said
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        Zurich
        260 26 +10 2 Swiss shares ended slightly higher as a very strong financial sector compensated for losses in industrial shares, dealers said. While the firmer Swiss franc hit the bourse in the morning session, the cut in the discount rate by the Swiss National Bank at midday pulled up banks
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      2420 27 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Slocks fell to their lowest levels in a week on concern interest rates won't fall and profit growth may slow. The market has been hoping for a rate cut," said a dealer. "But the closer we get to the date, the more it seems that
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      492 27 CLSA IN Hongkong, the H share index lost 8.89 points at 1,012.72 on a turnover of HKS3.7 million. Hai Xing Shipping was the most actively traded stock, closing 1.3 per cent lower. The worst performers were Bohai Chemical and Luoyang Glass, both slipping 5.6 per cent on slow trading.
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      2314 27 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO Stocks fell to a twoweek low amid pessimism about the economy, dampening the outlook for corporate profits. The Nikkei Average declined 163.85 points to 18,034.79 its lowest close since Sep 7. The Nikkei 300 lost 2.25 to 269.19. The Tooix Index dropped 12.16 to 1,438.01.
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      1083 27 Bloomberg Business News JAKARTA Stocks were little changed as gains at Bimantara Citra and Indofood Sukses Makmur were offset by a third day of losses at Indah Kiat and Inti Indorayon, falling on expectations of lower world pulp prices. The Composite Index rose 0.6S point to 493.60. Shares of
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        1755 30  -  By Paul Leo SINGAPORE Second liners were again in the spotlight yesterday, as blue chips remained in the shadows. The absence of institutional investors resulted in the Straits Times Industrials Index shedding 3.33 points to close at 2,106.37. Among the 30 component stocks,
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      523 31 Knight-Ridder Reuter BROKERS differed about the panamax market but agreed that weaker rates for capers remain the main factor depressing the Baltic Freight Index. It lost seven points to 1,990 and now stands at a level not seen since end-July. Tuesday's reported fixture of Samarinda 149,647 dwt for
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      83 31 AFP PARIS Insurers offered a US$lOO,OOO (S$ 144,000) reward on Wednesday for information that would help owners recover a Cyprus-registered cargo vessel hijacked by pirates off Vietnam, the International Chamber of Commerce (ICQ announced. The ship, the Anna Sierra. was seized by a group
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      136 31 SINGAPORE Indonesia is coming up with a national master plan to prevent and combat marine pollution. It has signed a memorandum of understanding with Det Norske Veritas (DNV) for it to formulate the plan. DNV said the Indonesian government is examining its oil
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      69 31 UPI SEOUL Crude oil from a tanker that sank yesterday while being towed threatens South Korea's southern coast. The No. 1 Youil-ho was carrying 2,870 tons of crude oil yesterday morning when it ran aground off the port city of Pusan, 330 km south-east of Seoul.
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      1091 32  -  C&P Holdings takes 65 per cent stake of container port development, and its Chinese partners 10 per cent, as one of region's last frontiers opens up, reports Rahita Elias Rahita Elias B rm jm- yanmar is t. 1% /I one of the last economic I
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        201 49 SEP 24 Israet Jewish New Year (to SEPt 26). Soath Africa: Heritage Day. SEP 25 brad: Jewish New Year (Rosh Hashana). South Africa: Holiday. SEP 26 land: Jewish New Year. Yemen: Holiday. SEP 28 AartnUfac State holiday in Victoria, Melbourne Show. Taiwan: Teacher's Day. SEP 3$ Botswana: Independence
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        440 50  -  By Alec Almazan SINGAPORE Many Singaporeans are flying back home from Perth now and in the next two months thanks to a price skirmish between two airlines. They have snapped up all-time low air tickets of A 5275 (SJ3OO) from
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        137 50 Bernama KOTA KINABALU The Sabah government has called on the federal government to take immediate steps to lengthen the 1,700-metre runway at Tawau airport. Chief Minister Salleh Said Keruak said on Wednesday the State Cabinet discussed the airport's safety during its weekly
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        88 50 SINGAPORE Qantas and British Airways recently teamed up to make dreams come true for 28 youths from Boys' Town in Singapore. The two organised a four-day, all expenses paid trip to Perth for the boys (above at Carenkam Wildlife Park). Jetabout Holidays was also roped
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        331 50 AP WASHINGTON The world's three commercial aircraft manufacturers, desperate for sales, are locked in a fierce struggle to win a US$l billion (551.44 billion) order for 50 jetliners for ValuJet Aidines, the fast-growing airline that offers low-cost flights. Airbus Industrie, the European aircraft
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        145 50 Reuter COLOMBO Sri Lanka's domestic airlines, grounded because of a guerilla threat to bomb parliament from a hijacked civilian plane, were planning yesterday to sue the government's aviation department for damages. The head of Sri Lanka's private airlines' club said that at
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        388 50 AFP KUALA LUMPUR International aviation experts warned on Wednesday that already congested airports in Asia may not be able to cope with increasing air traffic, which is forecast to more than triple by 2010. "(The region) will need massive infrastructure improvements
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        109 50 Reuter NEW YORK Ford Motor Co is launching its new 1996 Taurus with the biggest advertising campaign in its history in a bid to keep the model the best-selling car in America, a position it has held for three years. "We will spend more
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        83 50 AFP TOKYO The Japanese transport ministry on Wednesday approved China Southern Airlines' three-flight-a-week proposal, linking the western Japanese city of Osaka with Guangzhou in southern China. The new services will start next Monday, using a 260-seat Boeing 767-300, a ministry official said. Japan Air
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        88 50 Reuter BRUSSELS Global air cargo traffic handled at Brussels International Airport last month totalled 33,234 tonnes, a rise of 7 per cent on the same 1994 month, figures issued by the airpoit authority show. Cargo handled in the 12 months from September 1994 to
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        65 50 Reuter VIENNA German car maker Bayerische Motoren-Werke AG said world deliveries for the first nine months of the year rose 4 per cent compared with the same period in 1994 to 453,000. Finance director Volker Doppelfeld told reporters during the launch of BMWs new 5-series that
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        63 50 AFP JAKARTA Australian carrier Ansett has applied for permission to fly to Jakarta four times a week. "We plan to operate our non-stop services between Sydney and Jakarta from March 19%," said Ansett's manager for Indonesia Ron Brown, the Jakarta Post reported yesterday.
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        269 50 Reuter COLOMBO A Singapore hydrographies expert began helping a Sri Lankan firm yesterday to search for wreckage of an air force plane which crashed into the sea off Colombo last week, killing all 75 people on board. KBiji arrived on Wednesday with
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