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Title Section15 1996-08-31 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES NIITA (P) 046/12/95 Internet: http://www.asial.com.sg/biztimes SINGAFORE WEEKEND EDITION, AUGUST 31-SEPTEMBER 1,1996 ...85c15 words
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Article, Illustration619 1996-08-31 1 Conrad Raj - Court orders judicial managers to give final report and find the reasons behind the company's failure Byi Conrad Raj [SINGAPORE] Following a day-long hearing which confirmed their appointments, Amcol Holdings' judicial managers immediately went into action by getting the High Court to direct themALPHONSO CHAN - 619 words
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Article, Illustration492 1996-08-31 1 Lu Ning - Decision to involve SinO in Yinglifli Bay made after first visit to city by tycoon By Lu Ning [SINGAPORE] Tycoon Ng Teng Fong plans to pump, through his Hongkong-listed property group Sino Land, USSI.I billion (551.55 billion) into what will be492 words
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430 1996-08-31 1 R Sivanithy - Aim: To deter errant practices and provide early warning signs of mismanagement Reports by R Sivanithy (SINGAPORE] The Stock Exchange of Singapore (SES) is to introduce guidelines governing the roles and obligations of audit committees, said its president Lim Choo Peng yesterday. In his430 words
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Article200 1996-08-31 1 [SINGAPORE] The Stock Exchange of Singapore is studying the feasibility of introducing trading on the Internet, although there are still a few technical constraints to be resolved. And to improve the current trading and settlement system, the SES will also soon announce details of an automated200 words
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Advertisement134 1996-08-31 1 I I I I W I lifflw P-in mi\tm The CEO of Korean giant Ssangyong sees Singapore as a partner in the chaebol's expansion plans, BLS KBITS VALUE ♦ChyDrr parts 34% jonpbi mmnim, P8 7. Fantastic, with interim profits having leapt by 169% previously. IB fariM nark* btgrn u iaetrra134 words
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Advertisement19 1996-08-31 1 Steps taken to allow creditors to vote on Sinar Mas deal, Pg2 How PW juggled two roles, Pg 419 words
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Advertisement30 1996-08-31 1 AT HOME ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD Zegna Singapore Ngee Ann City, #01-07 tel: 735 8147 Isetan Scotts, Level 3 tel: 735 0539 k Hills ou i n fng I impur30 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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Article, Illustration647 1996-08-31 2 Catherine Ong - Court dismisses HSBC Trustee's concerns, says there are legal remedies to valid complaints Reports by < Catherine Ong JUDICIAL managers of Amcol Holdings have taken measures that will pave the way for a meeting of creditors to vote on647 words
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265 1996-08-31 2 Only 3-4% feel they are worse off now than 10 years ago TWO spot surveys on unionists have found that most of them feel life is better today than it was a decade ago. In the first survey, 82 per265 words
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278 1996-08-31 2 HIGH Court judge Lai Kew Chai yesterday told Amcol bondholders not to entertain "imaginary fears" or think the worse of the company's judicial managers. They should eschew such "proclivity to think that if you don't tell me, something must be wrong". Approving the application by278 words
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Article, Illustration362 1996-08-31 2 Christopher Tan - By < Christopher Tan DELPHI Automotive Systems, the world's largest car parts supplier, Is seeking to set up an operational headquarters (OHQ) here to coordinate its fast-expanding Asian operations. The General Motors company hopes to attain OHQ statusARTHUR LEE - 362 words
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Article, Illustration501 1996-08-31 2 Loh Hui Yin - Yeo Cheow Teng-led group gets red carpet treatment in Rayong From Loh Hui Yin in Bangkok THAI officials yesterday laid out the red carpet for Singapore businessmen to invest in the resource-rich country. Korn Dabbaransi, a former minister in the Chatichai Choonhavan government andWONG KWAI CHOW - 501 words
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264 1996-08-31 2 FUND managers have raised $24,000 for charity in conjunction with the inaugural Fund of the Year awards to be held next Thursday. Allied Phillip Asset Management, OCBC Asset Management, Schroders Asset Management, Nikko Capital Management, Morgan Grenfell Unit Trusts and UOB Asset264 words
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NEWS Roundup
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53 1996-08-31 2 SENIOR Minister Lee Kuan Yew leaves today for a working visit to China. He will speak at the 21st Century Forum organised by the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference in Beijing. He will also meet with senior Chinese leaders and visit Qingdao, Beijing, Zhengzhou,53 words
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Article78 1996-08-31 2 INFORMATION on the ST2 share offer is now available on the Internet's World Wide Web at http://www.ncb.gov.Bg/ cpf/st2. Users can find details of the share offer, as well as electronic versions of the authorisation form for overseas Singaporeans and the Share Ownership Top-Up Scheme78 words
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69 1996-08-31 2 THE Inland Revenue of Authority of Singapore (IRAS) will automate the process for claiming the various NSmen reliefs, effective from the Year of Assessment 1997. This includes the $500 tax relief for the parents and wives of NSmen, given in recognition of their contribution69 words
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98 1996-08-31 2 AN AGREEMENT between Singapore and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on reciprocal arrangements for the avoidance of double taxation entered into force yesterday. Signed on Dec 1,1996, its provisions shall have retroactive effect on income derived ori or after Jan 1,1992. Under these arrangements, a98 words
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Advertisement7 1996-08-31 2 Singapore Business -Giving you the winning edge7 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous376 1996-08-31 2 THE WEATMMR Singapore: Showers in the morning and early afternoon. Temperature (31-24) Aate-PMtilc Hl/Lo* Gaud. Europe HVLo* Goad. America HVLo* Good. Auckland I.VOS (loudy Amsterdam «VU Cloudy Atiantt 27/19 Cloudy Bangkok 33/24 Showers Aiheas 29/19 Cloudv Buenos Aires 2MB Cloudy Be*ag 29/18 Tstorm Berlin 23/09 Cloudy Chicago 2X16 Sunny Bombay376 words
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FOCUS: PERSONAL FINANCE & INVESTMENT
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BULL'S EYE
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Article, Illustration710 1996-08-31 3 Those polled for their views on next week's Singapore stock market outlook are: Alliance, Fraser Securities, GK Goh, Deutsche Morgan Grenfell, Nomura, Phillip Securities and Merrill Lynch. Tttefata ♦(Accumulate) —OCBC Investment Research, Aug 29, $0.84 Its interim earnings soared 35.5 per cent on strong volume growth. Sales710 words
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Article, Illustration334 1996-08-31 3 Go Swan Khing - Go Swan Khing Senior vice-president Prudential Bache Securities, Asia Pacific Ltd 4TTT ITH the volatility 1/1/ and uncertainty facf f ing today's traditional stock and bond investments, diversification is a key to wise portfolio management. But the full potential of portfolio diversification is elusive to many investors.334 words
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Article943 1996-08-31 3 Lilian Ng - Do the new insurance products really give the best coverage and stock market returns? Reports by. Lilian Ng [SINGAPORE] BUY a regular unit trust and get insurance coverage thrown In. Or buy a regular life policy and tap into the higher returns of the stock market943 words
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Article140 1996-08-31 3 (SINGAPORE) Cost of policy: Annual premium policies cost more than single premiums since coverage is higher. Mortality charges are deducted every year from the premium to buy a term policy. These charges will increase each year with the age of the policy holder, unlike traditional life140 words
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Article415 1996-08-31 3 [SINGAPORE] The latest results of Simex Challenge n, a simulated, futures game played under real-time trading conditions, reflect the volatility of the futures market. The top team in the open category, a foreign exchange dealer and housewife duo, made U*****,136 (*****,100) as at Aug 29, climbing415 words
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605 1996-08-31 3 BankofCMna 25,000 249.999 ***** 6.0700 ***** A$ 250.000 500.000 6X000 6.1900 6J700 10,000 49,999 6.3125 6-2500 6.0625 n M 50 000 i Atoov. 6.4375 6J750 6.B75 500.000 2X99.999 7.1900 7.4400 7.7500 Ornk IX«B-*999.999 73D0 7.5700 7JM0 «M- 49,999605 words
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Article, Illustration637 1996-08-31 3 Greg Feldberg - ETEOM THE REGION: KUALA LUMPUR This year the raQy in prices appears to have started earlier than usual Byi Greg Feldberg The writer is the KL-based plantations analyst at HG Asia Ltd. [KUALA LUMPUR] Speculating on seasonal shifts in the637 words
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THE AMCOL SAGA
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Article, Illustration2583 1996-08-31 4 Tan Sai Siong - The Price Waterhouse team which sewed up the Amcol rescue package explains how it managed its roles as investigating auditors and judicial managers By' Tan Sai Siong [SINGAPORE] JUDICIAL manager Nicky Tan of Price Waterhouse and lawyer V K Rajah of Rajah Tann never thoughtFILE PHOTO - 2,583 words
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Advertisement29 1996-08-31 4 For real-time stock information, call Quickstock on 1900-913-0003 at 30 cents a minute. Stock numbers are available in the stock pages of The Business Times and Lianhe Zaobao. J29 words
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REGION
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NOTE Book
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84 1996-08-31 5 Reuter [KAMPAR, Malaysia} A mudslide set off by heavy rain and floods devastated an aborigine village in northern Malaysia, killing at least 13 people and leaving about 16 missing, rescue officials said yesterday. Eight people were injured. The wall of mud and water, which dragged downReuter - 84 words
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69 1996-08-31 5 Bernama [KUALA LUMPUR] DAP secretary-general Lim Kit Siang has ask the Cabinet to reconsider its decision to re-appoint the British National Grid Group to examine the operations of Tenaga Nasional Berhad following the Aug 3 power failure. He said the consultant firm "is unlikelyBernama - 69 words
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39 1996-08-31 5 Reuter [TAIPEI] A tariff committee at Taiwan's finance ministry plans to cut import tariffs on 1,121 items to follow the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) forum's trade liberalisation policies, an official said yesterday.—Rente?Reuter - 39 words
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301 1996-08-31 5 BUTTERWORTH Only 57% of cargo from Penang now goes through S'pore, says minister THERE has been a sharp increase in the use of Port Klang by Malaysian exporters as an alternative to Singapore, the Sun newspaper reported yesterday. The paper quoted Transport301 words
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180 1996-08-31 5 BANGKOK AFP THAI Prime Minister Banharn Silpa-archa, who faces a parliamentary no-confidence motion in less than three weeks, has a popularity rating of 6.5 per cent, according to the latest opinion poll. Mr Banharn came last among five "preferred premiers" selected by 2,507AFP - 180 words
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Article, Illustration615 1996-08-31 5 Vikram Khanna - ANNUAL REVIEW OF CENTRAL BANKING POLICIES DV ASIA-PACIFIC He also sees GDP growth at 8.7% this year instead of the &5% forecast Reports by' Vikram Khanna [SINGAPORE] With another year of robust economic growth in prospect, Malaysia's interest rates could rise slightly. This,615 words
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456 1996-08-31 5 Bate regime to be liberalised in 9th Five Tear plan period CHINA will continue with a "moderately tight" monetary policy in 1996, according to Mu Huai Peng, director of the International Economics Department at the Research Institute of Finance and456 words
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217 1996-08-31 5 DESPITE a "weaker than expected" outcome from the latest quarterly survey of business expectations (tankan) by the Bank of Japan (BOJ), there is little scope for further cuts in Japanese interest rates, the BOJ's chief economist said yesterday. Kazuhiko Ishida was speaking at217 words
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Article, Illustration346 1996-08-31 5 JAKARTA AFP THE Philippine government and Muslim rebels yesterday initialled a landmark peace accord to end a quarter century of conflict which left 120,000 dead. Three years of talks were finally concluded when the agreement was sealed at midnight after some revisions demandedAFP - 346 words
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378 1996-08-31 5 TUARAN, Sabah Sign that nation is prosperous, says Dr Mahathir Bernama MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said the number of Malaysians going abroad for holidays has reached 16 million people, Bernama reported yesterday. It did not specify the time frame. The country has aBernama - 378 words
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Advertisement96 1996-08-31 5 #An Exhibition of Important Jewels Sunday 1 Monday 2 September from 11.00 am to 6.00 pm at The Royal Suite, Level 11 Re B ent Singapore Cuscaden Road., Singapore On view will be a selection of Important Jewels to be sold at auction in Hong Kong and New York in96 words
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Advertisement78 1996-08-31 5 i Hi 5 ATTENTION S: F& B OPERATORS X A unique opportunity to operate jj g, at Singapore's premier sailing club j flj i Changi Sailing Club's brand new cafe, t K poolside bar and lounge bar IJ tj front the sea, sand and coconut trees. J J Jfc the78 words
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REGION/WORLD
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573 1996-08-31 6 WASHINGTON Rise is improvement over June's 0.4% fall bnt personal income inches np jnst 0-1%, weakest since Jan Bloomberg Business News, Reuter US CONSUMER spending broke back into positive territory in July, although weak spending on motor vehicles and other big-ticket goods duringBloomberg Business News,; Reuter - 573 words
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Article, Illustration550 1996-08-31 6 Quak Hiang Whai - HONGKONG Adjustments no surprise to analysts after slow Q1 growth Byi Quak Hiang Whai IN LINE with market expectations, the Hongkong government yesterday trimmed its forecast for economic growth this year from 5 per cent to 4.7 per cent. •Projected inflationSource: - 550 words
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319 1996-08-31 6 KUALA LUMPUR Bernama, AFP MALAYSIA aspires to become a nation with a developed culture and high civilisation, Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said in his National Day message last night. In the message aired by Radio and Television Malaysia, Dr Mahathir called on Malaysians to ponder andBernama,; AFP - 319 words
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Article, Illustration618 1996-08-31 6 Leon Hadar - Raceforthe' »M WASHINGTON But his big day is marred by reports of sex scandal involving political consultant By Leon Hadar US PRESIDENT Bill Clinton appeared to be on a roll and heading towards a major victory in November afterREUTER - 618 words
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264 1996-08-31 6 USEOUL AFP FORMER South Korean president Chun Doo Hwan will appeal against his death sentence on charges of masterminding a 1979 coup, graft and insurrection, his lawyers said yesterday. "The appeal will be filed before the Monday deadline," Chun's lawyer Lee Yang WooAFP - 264 words
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Article, Illustration305 1996-08-31 6 NEW YORK Reuter THE resignation of Bill Clinton's top political strategist Dick Morris left Wall Street uneasy on Thursday amid concern that, without him, the president may drift towards the liberal end of the political spectrum. "I think it's fair to say thatReuter - 305 words
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WORLD Watch
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69 1996-08-31 6 Reuter [LONDON] British house prices jumped 1.7 per cant in August and consumer credit topped £1 billion (552.2 billion) in July, figures out yesterday showed/providing the government with welcome evidence that the so-called "feel-good" factor is returning. The Nationwide Building Society's house price index showedReuter - 69 words
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Article81 1996-08-31 6 Bloomberg Business News [BONN] German growth might exceed official forecasts of 0.75 per cent this year, the government said, while warning that the cost of high unemployment will push the federal deficit above target. The government still aims to hold next year's overall public deficitBloomberg Business News - 81 words
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98 1996-08-31 6 Reuter [NEW YORK] The International Monetary Fund has said for the first time that it might sell some of its US$4O billion (5J56.3 billion) supply of gold to reduce the debts erf the poorest developing countries, The New York Times reported yesterday.Reuter - 98 words
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Miscellaneous40 1996-08-31 6 POOWESBURT By Garry Trudeau -J' -V-Pf" Ljsaj»gßj3 HeARTHAT,MFe 7 HZexPeCB WOI.tUHfiTPOI f L&Teu. fiAPto we to Pose/& conical, mzc? ueA*?snouu>i IF I'M QONNA 60 TO THB \e^5U^NT-f HARP-OITTSN, CORRUPT, RM,OF HAKAMNHNO \nau*t?\ cravbn, seif-sewiN6, i coußse. pmeuMTimn EUTISTMtPiA SCUM! j40 words
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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Article, Illustration437 1996-08-31 7 Abdul Hadhi - Turnover for the six months surges 40% to $Ll7b; results above expectations By, Abdul Hadhi [SINGAPORE] City Developments Ltd yesterday reported a 33.7 per cent rise in interim group net earnings to $209.72 million. Turnover for six months ended June 30, 1996, surged437 words
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415 1996-08-31 7 Jenny Lam - By, Jenny Lam [SINGAPORE] Liang Court Holdings yesterday reported an 18 per cent rise in interim net profit to $4.09 million for the six months to June 30. In releasing the results, Liang Court chief executive officer Koh Boon Hwee also415 words
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608 1996-08-31 7 Lee Han Shih - HOCK LOCK SIEW Lee Han Shih THOSE who invest in Singapore shares will have another Robert Kuok company to consider in a year or two. But would they want to? The natural reaction on hearing about the proposed listing of Allgreen Properties,608 words
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389 1996-08-31 7 Lee Han Shih - It expects fall-year performance to be lower than in 1996 By: Lee Han Shih [SINGAPORE] Listed beverage maker Yeo Hiap Seng Ltd (YHS) yesterday shocked the stockmarket with a sharp drop in interim profits, just when analysts were predicting its profits389 words
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Article, Illustration297 1996-08-31 7 [SINGAPORE] Stock Exchange of Singapore president Lim Choo Peng yesterday disclosed that the bulk of Central Provident Fund (CPF) money used to buy shares is currently invested in lower-priced counters. In his keynote address at a National University of Singapore seminar on equity investments, MrSource: SES - 297 words
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REGIONAL COMPANIES
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398 1996-08-31 8 Larry Wee - Tokyo and HK fare worst with foils of 5% and 2% respectively by week's close By. Larry Wee [SINGAPORE] Asian markets were stymied by unexpectedly strong US economic numbers released on Thursday which forced the key US 30-year bond yield below398 words
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Article, Illustration303 1996-08-31 8 Anthony Rowley - Investors fearful of stagnation, volume of new issues coming up Prom Anthony Rowley in Tokyo TOKYO stock prices plunged by nearly 2 per cent yesterday, hit partly by the fall on Wall Street but also by increasingly bearish sentiment about the sustainability of303 words
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164 1996-08-31 8 Reuter [SINGAPORE] The Singapore Commodity Exchange (Sicom) is to start computerised orderdriven trading sessions for its RSSI, RSS3 and TSR2O rubber futures contracts on Monday, a Sicom spokeswoman said yesterday. The exchange is organising a seminar on the new trading system, announced in July,Reuter - 164 words
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347 1996-08-31 8 Christopher Tan - Analysts expect 2nd half to be worse, firm less pessimistic Byl Christopher Tan [SINGAPORE] A slowdown in the car and electronics sectors eroded government-linked Intraco's bottomline in the first half. Interim earnings to June 30 fell 18.2 per cent to $6.58 million347 words
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203 1996-08-31 8 [SINGAPORE] Developer Lim Kah Ngam Ltd yesterday reported an 82 per cent surge in interim net profit to $9 million, but warned that the second half would not be as good. For the half year to June 30, 1996, group turnover rose 66203 words
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299 1996-08-31 8 Al Labita - From, Al Labita in Manila MALAYSIA'S TA group has tied up with a listed state-run firm to build a 7.7 billion pesos (Ss4l2 million) property complex in Mandaluyong city, an official said yesterday. The partnership was299 words
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COMPANY Briefs
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Article85 1996-08-31 8 [SINGAPORE] Temasek Holdings yesterday announced that it has ceased to become a substantial shareholder in Metro holdings. Its deemed interests in the company was reduced to 3.5 per cent by the sale of 2.04 million Metro shares by its related companies between Aug 23 and 27.85 words
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Article77 1996-08-31 8 [SINGAPORE] Qualif, a subsidiary of Indonesia's Salim group, yesterday announced it has entered into an agreement to sell 10 million QAF shares which will reduce its stake in the Singapore-listed food group to 70.3 per cent At the close of its takeover offer on Aug77 words
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Article73 1996-08-31 8 [SINGAPORE] HBM Print's interim earnings rose to 1261,000 for the six months ended June 30,1966, compared to $8,000 for the same period last year. The improvement came from sales by the group's newly-acquired subsidiary, WOG International, and the recovery of the group's Australian subsidiary from a73 words
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Article97 1996-08-31 8 [SINGAPORE] FaUnac Limited yesterday reported a 38 per cent drop in group profits to $486,000 for the year ended May 31,1906. Earnings were dragged down by continuing losses by the group's subsidiaries in China and th*US. Group turnover for the year roee to $18.74 million, 1197 words
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Article41 1996-08-31 8 [SINGAPORE] Directors of OCBC have announced an interim dividend of Ave cents per ordinary share, less 30 per cent Malaysian income tax, fix* the financial year ending Dec 31,1996. The dividend will be paid out on Sep 18.41 words
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Article109 1996-08-31 8 [SINGAPORE] The board of directors of United Pulp and Paper Co yesterday announced the appointment of Lim Shook Kong and R Rajasingam as directors as well as members of UPP*s audit committee. Mr Lim will be replacing Ong Seow Yong as chairman of the audit committee,109 words
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299 1996-08-31 8 Teh Hooi Ling - By' Teh Hooi Ling [SINGAPORE] Hongkonglisted Easyknit International Holdings Ltd has received inprinciple approval for a secondary listing on the mainboard of the Stock Exchange of Singapore. OCBC Bank has been appointed manager of the issue. Easyknit sources and exports cotton-based299 words
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Article311 1996-08-31 8 Bernama [KUALA LUMPUR] Pan Malaysian Industries Bhd (PMD has proposed three new issues which are expected to enhance its earnings for the financial year ending Mar 31,1998. PMI, in a statement yesterday, said proceeds from the proposals of M 5749.79 million (*****.1 million) would beBernama - 311 words
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Article113 1996-08-31 8 Bloomberg Business News [KUALA LUMPUR] Shares of Amway (Malaysia) Holdings Bhd ended the day 128 per cent up at M 113.70, after trading as high as M 514.70, in its debut on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday. That's more than double the Ms 6 issueBloomberg Business News - 113 words
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398 1996-08-31 8 AFP [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia's biggest multinational Sime Darby Bhd is to log a ninth consecutive year of record annual profits, tipped to be above Msl billion (*****.3 million) in the year to June, analysts said yesterday. Analysts polled yesterday saidAFP - 398 words
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INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES
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381 1996-08-31 9 Deal will create fourth largest US bank with USs239b in assets: newspaper Bloomberg Business News [NEW YORK] Nationsßank Corp agreed to buy Boatmen's Bancshares Inc for U559.46 billion (5513.2 billion) in stock and cash, creating the fourth largest US bank, with assets of US$239Bloomberg Business News - 381 words
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347 1996-08-31 9 Intl criminal groups stealing data on procurement projects FT [STAVANGER, Norway] Five of the world's largest integrated oil companies have formed a security team to combat the theft of confidential information on billions of dollars of procurement projects. Harald Norvik, managing director ofFT - 347 words
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Article, Illustration368 1996-08-31 9 FT [LONDON] Jurgen Schrempp, chairman of Daimler-Benz, on Thursday hinted that he was considering an organisational and management reshuffle that would fit the company's leaner corporate image. The prospect of further reorganisation at Europe's largest industrial group came as it reportedFT; AFP - 368 words
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238 1996-08-31 9 Bloomberg Business News [ZURICH] Swissair Group said it posted its fourth straight first-half net loss as cost-cut-ting programmes at the national carrier were undermined by falling air fares. Swissair Group, which comprises airline, catering and hotel units, said its firsthalf net lossBloomberg Business News - 238 words
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FINANCE & COMMODITIES
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Article399 1996-08-31 10 HE regulator to set new guidelines for retail and investor funds by year's end SCMP {HONGKONG] The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) on Thursday warned it would tighten controls on Hongkong's multi-billion dollar fund management industry. Draft proposals setting out guidelines for the handling ofSCMP - 399 words
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386 1996-08-31 10 Investors will lose if they try to speculate against HK& Tsang Bloomberg Business News [WELLINGTON] Hongkong officials contacted George Soros this month to warn the billionaire investor not to speculate against the Hongkong dollar, the territory's financial secretary said. Mr SorosBloomberg Business News - 386 words
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299 1996-08-31 10 Reuter [LONDON] Lloyd's of London insurance market succeeded yesterday in getting approval for a recovery plan after years of crisis and bitter lawsuits which threatened the institution's survival. The plan aims to end the avalanche of legal claims against Lloyd's Names, wealthy individualsReuter - 299 words
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Article225 1996-08-31 10 SfimX Report Reuter [SINGAPORE) Simex Euroyen futures, already in overbought territory after Thursday's sharp run-up, ended steady after trading in a four-tick band all day. The benchmark December contract ended unchanged against its CME close of 99.31. Volume was an estimated 11,384 contracts. TheReuter - 225 words
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Article178 1996-08-31 10 AFP London THE dollar gave up ground against European currencies yesterday, depressed by the US bond market, which gave a hostile welcome to an increase in US industrial orders and to the rise in the purchasing managers' index, dealers said. "The American bond market reacted badly to theAFP - 178 words
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297 1996-08-31 10 ENERGY REPORT Reuter [LONDON] World oil prices remained buoyant near fourmonth highs yesterday, consolidating the week's gains amid strong demand and tight inventories. October Brent Blend crude at 1621 GMT was trading one US cent down from Thursday at U5520.74. Brent is someReuter - 297 words
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Article, Illustration444 1996-08-31 10 US$/mark: After last Friday's relatively steep US$ losses during New York hours, US$/mark rested for the first four days of this week within a narrow range from 1.4736 to 1.4820. Crucial support and resistance levels remain at 1.4635 and 1.4965 respectively. Medium-term bears would returnSource: DBS Bank - 444 words
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283 1996-08-31 10 Bloomberg Business News [NEW YORK] Chase Manhattan Corp and other US banks are lining up to sell some US$4 billion (555.6 billion) worth of the first mortgage-backed stock new preferred shares that will boost banks' capital and lower their taxes. New York-basedBloomberg Business News - 283 words
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Article1747 1996-08-31 11 MCOM P0T0RB8 Aug30 MM (Mm dad* M SJOpm) tSS 1 CONTRACTS cMta/k«) ClOS# Votamo Opon Monte Htyi low Sftt (toanos) Iwttrwt Sop96 188.00 450 Oct 96 192.00 189.00 189.00 450 1525 Nov 98 192.00 ***** ***** 150 2900 Doc 96 192.00 192.00 192.00 150 2850 Jan/Mar 97 194.501,747 words
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Article2320 1996-08-31 11 LONDON Mutrtab ft* A. A. Corp Adr 56 1/4 unch AB Ports 295 -4.400 Abbey Nation* 991 -7 AMad Lyons 459.400 -4 A mac 95 1 Argyll 346 AuUGfOup 112 1.600 BAT ind 430.400 -7.600 BICC 335.600 5.200 BOC Group 868 -.400 8R Petroleum 620.400 .400 BTR2,320 words
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Article1648 1996-08-31 11 Reuter □Nikkei 225 -386.26 STOCKS tumbled nearly 2 per cent yesterday, extending their losses for a third straight day. With few factors to buy on, brokers said the key index could slip below the 20,000 level in the near future. The key 225-share Nikkei Average tumbled 386.26 points, orReuter - 1,648 words
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Article, Illustration1680 1996-08-31 12 Reuter n Hang Seng -188J9 STOCKS tumbled as an overnight fall in US stocks and bonds shook sentiment in the local market and share placements weighed on prices. The Hang Seng Index fell 169.19 points to 11,159.02. Turnover was HK57.35 billion, lifted by a share placement by New WorldReuter - 1,680 words
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Article, Illustration685 1996-08-31 12 Reuter n Shanghai B Share Index -&24 SHANGHAI B shares ended down on overseas selling in stocks which had poor results. The index shed 0.24 point to 51.41 on volume of 10.4 million shares worth US$4.3 million. "Investors have no interest in buying stocks with poor results at currentReuter; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 685 words
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Article368 1996-08-31 12 AFP QWP Index -111 SHARE prices closed marginally lower as investors cashed in their profits. "Some investors sold largecapitalisation issues following recent gains," said a trader, The TSE Weighted Price Index declined 2.61 points to 6,309.82. Turnover totalled 1.49 billion shares worth NT550.46 billion. Falling stocks outnumbered those risingAFP - 368 words
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Article, Illustration761 1996-08-31 12 AFP Composite Index -2.42 SHARE prices closed lower in quiet trading after several heavyweight stocks fell during the afternoon session. "We have had some quite good results from some big cap stocks but the market is not doing anything about it," said a trader. The JSE Composite Index fellAFP - 761 words
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Article, Illustration840 1996-08-31 12 AFP □set Index -337 SHARE prices eased marginally after rebounding from a morning sell-off following a slump on Wall Street. "The market held up better than expected after the poor economic figures announced yesterday and the sharp drop in the Dow," a trader said. The SET Index lost 3.27AFP - 840 words
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Article292 1996-08-31 12 AFP Q Manila +4J2 SHARE prices rose on blue chip buying by investors expecting robust gross national product data for the first half of 1996, due out next week. The Composite Index added 4.92 points to 3,220.71. Turnover was 15.09 billion shares worth 2.1 billion pesos. PNB rose fiveAFP - 292 words
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Article408 1996-08-31 12 AFP rlComposite Index ****** SHARE prices closed 2.2 per cent higher in a technical rally triggered by rumours of an early increase in foreign shareholding ownership limits. "Rumours aside, technical factors are moving the market today," said a dealer. The Composite Price Index closed up 16.71 points at 782.87.AFP - 408 words
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Article622 1996-08-31 12 AFP PAD Ordinaries -10J SHARES eased as the focus on better-than-expected domestic profit results was countered by a plunge on Wall Street. The All Ordinaries Index fell 10.6 points to 2,268.7. Investors exercising options which expired on Thursday contributed to a huge turnover of 400.9 million shares worth AAFP - 622 words
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Article289 1996-08-31 12 Reuter Q Wellington -10.77 SHARES ended softer but off their lows, the rally having come to a halt thanks to a sell-off in the US. The NZSE-40 Index ended 10.77 points down at 2,228.77 on turnover of NZ533.4 million. Reuter km x us rop« ANZ Banking 7.55 -0.03 7000Reuter - 289 words
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Article, Illustration8157 1996-08-31 13 AFX-Asia n Composite Index +8.08 SHARES prices closed higher, led by gains in Telekom Malaysia in the closing minutes of trade. Telekom rose 40 sen to Ms 22 on turnover 0f975,000 shares. The KLSE Composite Index closed up 8.08 points at 1,118.57. The Emas Index wasAFX-Asia - 8,157 words
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3655 1996-08-31 14 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH By R Sivanithy ALTHOUGH no specific or aggregate numbers are available, it is clear to those who have been watching the market closely that warrant conversion premiums, particularly in Malaysia, have been gradually falling. This could arguably be due to either a3,655 words
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Article2250 1996-08-31 14 MALAYSIAN STOCKS (r Or 1996 Lad Vol Day LartQuote M« 01* VM Itet MC« HN» L— «M Ci uy Ml (-OOP) HN» L—r 8»yr Sa8ar Of W W 625 364 mi 5000 AIS850C 370 -4 9 386 370 366 380 5.0 4.9 04 77.1 3793 119 84 m2,250 words
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Article1148 1996-08-31 15 TURNOVER CtiOO) VALUE COOO) em T«m w cut t>ui MustrU 24,667 (2.593 39,260 79,437 38.006 117.443 nrxnci 3,239 3.497 6496 32.356 5,782 38.138 Hat* 413 443 656 1.653 710 2.363 Proewtm 4.049 7.516 11.565 23.707 1X355 37,062 Mafltatton 706 706 U70 1.670 MM* 268 26* 762 762 BIW 3.816 6.0981,148 words
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Article, Illustration238 1996-08-31 16 Stocks Volume •M Resources 4,607,000 'Kentayan Corp 4,046,000 Causeway 60c 3.418,000 *Kemayan WtOO 2,822,000 Berger Intl 25 2,411,000 •Tan Chonq 50c 2,143,000 •Idris Hyd 50c 1,674,000 Goidtron 20c 1.539,000 HK Land US$0.1 1,456.000 IPC Corpn 5c 1,361,000 Stocks S •M Resources 19,703,472 SPH Foreign 14,535,640 City De* 50c 12,769,890 OCBC238 words
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Article, Illustration55 1996-08-31 16 Paul Leo - By Paul Leo CAM INTERNATIONAL fell 1.5 cents to 75 cents yesterday with 798,000 units traded, about one-third the 10-day average of 2.32 million shares. With Moving Average Convergence-Divergence Indicator turning bearish and daily RSI in overbought territory, expect the stock to drift down followed by a period55 words
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Article, Illustration654 1996-08-31 16 Larry Wee - STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY Players now torn their attention to less expensive issues as shown by activity in Clob counters By Larry Wee [SINGAPORE] The market closed one of its quietest sessions of the week with the Straits Times Industrials Index closing off 9.11 points654 words
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Article88 1996-08-31 16 ING BARING is said to have pumped some US$lOO million (Ssl4l million) into the Taiwanese stock market in the last few days. This is in preparation for Monday, when Taiwanese stockes will be included in one of Morgan Stanley Capital International's regional indices. The Morgan indices are88 words
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Article95 1996-08-31 16 SOME Hongkongers now consider the best British public school to send their kids to is Millfleld in Somerset. Millfield, with a history of only 60 over years, is not seen to be a particularly famous or good school, certainly not in the league of Eton or Harrow.95 words
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Article87 1996-08-31 16 WE've heard about fake T-shirts, handbags and shoes but counterfeiting is spreading beyond just designer goods. Reuters yesterday highlighted a Liberation Daily report that cited Shanghai officials as having confiscated 1.3 million fake pencils from a factory which was counterfeiting two well-known local pencil brands. According to Reuter,87 words
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Article102 1996-08-31 16 WANT to be Entrepreneur of the Year but don't think you have a chance In Singapore? Why not go global and move to San Francisco. The Singapore American Business Association (Saba) there boasts some of the most successful Singapore-Americans. One of them won this year's Entrepreneur102 words
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Article111 1996-08-31 16 SO YOlTre expecting a flood of emigres from Hongkong in '97? Perhaps, mused ftind manager lan Lui at an equities' outlook a seminar in town yesterday. But then think m of New York where everybody carries a gun it's still a financial centre; think of111 words
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Article4600 1996-08-31 15 Cr Or mm 1996 Last V* Day Last Ouete Div Div YI4 Het Cap Avq High Ln StN* Company Sate (000) High Lew Buyer Se8f Cw M Pltm INDUSTRIALS 214 165 1258 Aw 5^-.-—7™ US180 unch 155 180 180 180 181 5.0N 7.5 1.0 HI 298.0 494 3084,600 words
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Article918 1996-08-31 15 1886 Lift V* Day Last Ouata Mv Mi TN M Caa A** W» L— «MH Cimmmt Ml fOOOt MI0I Law mrftr MNr Cw PH Wa 209 OS 2000 ABAHMosSc 181 *3 89 182 ISO 180 181 3.0 14.2 0.1 113.1 80S 182 90 68 ASAutotOc 69 -0.5 62 TO918 words
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Advertisement94 1996-08-31 8 Ovtffi Chlnaaa Banking Corporation Umftad (Incorporated in Singapore) ANNOUNCEMENT OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED INTERIM DIVIDEND PAYMENT DATE The Directors of Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited are pleased to announce that the interim dividend (the "Interim Dividend") of five cents for every Ssl ordinary stock unit, iess 30% Malaysia income tax, in94 words
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Advertisement171 1996-08-31 13 HHHHHHfiHHHfIHHHHSHBHIHfIiifIHHIHBIHfIfIHfIi T he Asia Pacific region is likely to grow and William Tan 740 1628 I flourish well into the new millennium. p Subramanlam-740 2043 B ft IV SB I With Singapore's buoyant economy m|I m Ma I linked to the vibrancy of this growth region, there N N 7171 words
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Advertisement172 1996-08-31 14 w •wm lwfjlBWBBp» fir?! ;V%j||' Singapore Handicrafts presents the splendour of the majestic rosewood. jh V gi TOj I Discover the unique charm and beauty of classic rosewood furniture from Singapore Handicrafts Singapore's m \J IBUBnB vjT «m!m mm leading rosewood specialist. A rosewood masterpiece with its refined lines and172 words
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Advertisement1232 1996-08-31 16 I BUSINESS Notices -TO AI)VI k 1ISI; (A 1 1- TO! 1-IKI i: ISOO-741 IS,S3 In the Matter of The Companies Act, Cap. 30 TUN SHAN BUILDERS PTE LTD fin Members' \bUmtary Liquidation) At an extraordinary general meeting of the company held at 13 Caff Road. Singapore *****4 on 291h1,232 words
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Advertisement84 1996-08-31 16 In The Matter of The Companies Act. Cap SO and EGG DESIGN PTE LTD (Members' voluntary winding up)) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 30t(2) of the Companies Act. Cap. SO. a Final Meeting of the Company will be held at 6 Jalan Am pas #03-01 Singapore *****7 on84 words
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Advertisement613 1996-08-31 16 For future share prices please refer to the normal listings of the Stock Exchange of Singapore: WW Section Company St. No. Ml lnaus,riBls SK* JSH 1071 JJEfI Hotels MOIL 1227 Properties HKL 12*1 Published by Jardine Fleming International Securities Limited (Incorporated in British Virgin Islands) Engineering FIRST ENGINEERING LIMITED (Incorporated613 words
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Article, Illustration892 1996-08-31 17 S D Muni - s d Muni looks at how commonalities of interests are drawing India and Asean closer together S D Muni Professor S D Muni is Professor of International Politics at Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, and concurrently Duncan Macneill Fellow at the Institute of Southeast Asian892 words
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Article, Illustration1184 1996-08-31 17 Richard Halloran - Is the People's Liberation Army all that it's cracked opto be? By'. Richard Halloran Richard Halloran,.formerly with the New York Times as a foreign correspondent in Asia and military correspondent in Washington, writes about Asian security from Honolulu. INTELLIGENCE analysts from Hongkong to HonoluluREUTER - 1,184 words
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1027 1996-08-31 17 Leif Roderick Rosenberger - Will converging cultural factors in Asian and Western societies lead to a so-called Concert of Asia? By Leif Roderick Rosenberger Dr Leif Roderick Rosenberger is professor of Economics at the US Army War College. AS US hegemony fades, many Asian countries1,027 words
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Article, Illustration1317 1996-08-31 18 Edgar Wickberg - Edgar wiokberg examines the evolution of Chinese clan and district associations in the context of overseas Chinese communities Edgar Wickberg Dr Edgar Wickberg is Professor of Chinese History at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada. Singaporeans are familiar with discussionsSTEPHANIE YEOW - 1,317 words
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Article1172 1996-08-31 18 Jeff Kingston - The time has come for Ammmi to broaden relations with Japan by bringing Japanese students to Asia By Jeff Kingston Professor Jeff Kingston is Director, Institute for Pacific Rim Studies, Temple University Japan. ASEAN is justly accused of being too reactive. It is time for Asean to1,172 words
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Article, Illustration1115 1996-08-31 19 Zainal Aznam Yusof - Zainai AznamTnsof outlines some of the trends in the Malaysian economy, and its prospects in the years ahead Zainal Aznam Yusof Dr Zainal Aznam Yusof is Deputy Director-General (Economics), Institute of Strategic and International Studies, Malaysia. WITH all the razzmatazz over liberalisation, the near-fetish attitudeAFP - 1,115 words
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Article, Illustration1012 1996-08-31 19 Sorpong Peou - Prospects for peace in the country have improved following a split in the Khmer Rouge By Sorpong Peou Dr Sorpong Peou is a Fellow at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies. CAMBODIA may now be on a slow but sure path towards peace, prosperity and democracy.AFP - 1,012 words
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Article, Illustration1067 1996-08-31 19 Leonard C Sebastian - Beoent rants in Indonesia have more than jost national significance Byl Leonard C Sebastian Leonard C Sebastian is a Fellow at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies. THE events of July 27-28 in Jakarta suggest that Indonesia may be in for a painful and difficultALPHONSO CHAN - 1,067 words
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Article, Illustration1106 1996-08-31 20 James Cotton - James Cotton looks at the crisis afflicting North Korea's regime and economy James Cotton Dr James Cotton is professor of political science. University of Tasmania, Hobart. 1N the past 12 months, natural disasters and defections have underlined the fact that North Korea's still-to-beREUTER - 1,106 words
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1457 1996-08-31 20 Amyn B Sajoo - Curtailing nndear proliferation is not helped by a vague ruling from the International Court of Justice By Amyn B Sajoo DrAmyn B Sajoo was the 1993/94 CanadaAsean Fellow at ISEAS. He is an independent law and public policy consultant based in Vancouver. THE old1,457 words
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763 1996-08-31 20 T T Poulose - There are flaws and contradictions in India's opposition to the CTBT By 1 T T Poulose Dr T TPoulose is a former professor of Disarmament Studies at Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. INDIA'S Cold War ideologues, nuclear hawks and the new generation of nuclear763 words
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Advertisement235 1996-08-31 18 New Books from IfiEAfi CHINA'S ECONOMIC REFORMS Role of Spocial Economic Zones and Economic and Technological Development Zonot Edited by fi.P. Gupta This is the first study by Chinese and Indian scholars that comprehensively evaluates the performance of China's Speeial Economic Zones (SEZs) and Economic and Technological Development Zones (ETDZs)235 words
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Advertisement26 1996-08-31 20 Forthcoming... 'fH Next month's TYends will feature articles on: t;--* How sustainable is sustainable 1 development? The Umno party elections Illegal migration: a new security dilemma .£>26 words
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Article, Illustration1073 1996-08-31 21 CORINNE KERK - The fashion trade may be in the doldrums, but that hasn't affected the profitability of local mid-priced labels such as M)phosis, Rest Relax and Project Shop. coaiMME sbrh finds out more about their winning styles CORINNE KERK THEY'RE only in their 30s and they're1,073 words
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Article72 1996-08-31 21 IF YOU think you get a lot of junk mail, imagine the kind of letters journalists receive. Like this one from Bulgaria's House of Humour and Satire. It sent a note to "Mango, c/o New Nation, Rivers Valley Road", inviting the recipient to send an entry to72 words
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Article166 1996-08-31 21 LAST week, we gave you some exam- pies of genuine answers American students gave in their history exam. The following are some genuine answers to science exam questions, compiled on the Internet by several befuddled American teachers: Water is composed of two gins, Oxygin and Hydrogin, Oxygin is166 words
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Article, Illustration1177 1996-08-31 22 KENNETH JAMES - v THE RAFFLES Conversation S Joon Kim, CEO of Ssangyong Business Group, sees Singapore as a partner in the chaebol's expansion plans. He tells khmmbth jambs why KENNETH JAMES IT'S BEEN just a year since S Joon Kim took over as chairman and CEO of theERIC CHU - 1,177 words
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933 1996-08-31 22 PERHAPS the biggest challenge S Joon Kim faces as chairman is that of reshaping Ssangyong to meet the challenges of the 21st century. To do this, he has to build on the company's historical strengths and discard what has become irrelevant. For instance,933 words
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Article413 1996-08-31 22 SJOON KIM relates how his father "made quite a fortune" from what started in 1939 as a small soap-making venture. But then, "after we completed building modern facilities in late '40s, the Korean War broke and everything we had was totally damaged. Everything just turned into ash." Patriarch413 words
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Article, Illustration819 1996-08-31 23 CORINNE KERK - You know the labels and you've worn the clothes. Now meet the men behind M)phosis, Rest Relax and Project Shop as they talk shop with oobdmbkbuk CORINNE KERK LITTLE did Hensley Teh know that one day, he would be managing director of one of the morePHOTOS BY CHRIS LOH - 819 words
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Article, Illustration603 1996-08-31 23 Kelvin Choo of Rest k Relax has gone ahead with a Malaysian tie-up and new has plans to diversify into related lifestyle businesses KELVIN CHOO certainly didn't pick the best of times to start his own fashion business. He formed his company in 1965 and603 words
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Article, Illustration686 1996-08-31 23 At Project Shop, Peter Teo proves that yon don't have to come from Paris to make a strong fashion statement THE creators behind local fashion label Project Shop work in a very different environment from the hip-and-happening image they portray. Their office is located in Bedok,686 words
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Article, Illustration655 1996-08-31 24 Holly Harrison - CINEMA Moll Flanders acquires a conscience in Pen Densham's movie, and loses some character in the process By] Holly Harrison IN SCHOOL it was called plagiarism, in Hollywood it's called "business as usual". I'm speaking of the recent trend in movie making of usurping someone655 words
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Article, Illustration510 1996-08-31 24 Shahiron Sahari - CINEMA The Rock is a load, fast-paced and explosive thriller that makes few demands on your patience or mental abilities. So go ahead and enjoy it By\ Shahiron Sahari THE twist in The Rock, the latest movie set in the high-security prison that was Alcatraz, is510 words
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576 1996-08-31 25 Kevin Sullivan - TELEVISION A gas station is an unlikely setting for a comedy, bnt Don't Worry Be Happy manages to generate laughs with impressive ease By. Kevin Sullivan IT'S A marriage of such infinite convenience the only surprise is it hasn't become a sitcom staple576 words
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Article, Illustration429 1996-08-31 25 Holly Harrison - Compiled by Holly Harrison OOMCERTS Andy Lan Check out why singer Andy Lau is more than just another "Heavenly King". He'll be performing two shows this weekend at the Suntec City Convention Hall. Tonight and tomorrow at Bpm. Tickets at $50, $100 and $180 are available at all429 words
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Article, Illustration845 1996-08-31 26 JAIME EE - Yu Jia Zhuang, the new Shanghainese restaurant at Suntec City's Fountain Terrace, is packing in the crowds at lunchtime even without the help of Gong LI jadcb be finds out what's cooking JAIME EE The sight of a packed restaurant in Suntec City at lunchtimePHOTOS COURTESY OF YU JIA ZHUANG RESTAURANT - 845 words
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Article23 1996-08-31 26 Corrections clarifications LAST Saturday, we printed the wrong telephone number for EMOH Cafe. It should be 438-0658. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.23 words
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Article, Illustration627 1996-08-31 26 Corinne Kerk - FAST FOOD If you're wild about chicken, you'll want to try out El Polio Loco at Lorong Mambong By I Corinne Kerk RENTS are so steep in Holland Village that we've always wondered how a particularly large but quiet shop selling refrigerators, fans and627 words
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Article869 1996-08-31 26 N K Yong - WINE CONNOISSEUR Chardonnay may be the crowd favourite, but discerning palates swear by Riesling By\ N K Yong SOME eminent wine authorities, including one of England's most famous, Jancis Robinson, believe that Riesling is the white wine grape of the future. Will it ever displace the übiquitous869 words
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Article, Illustration1173 1996-08-31 27 Balto. Cartoon film based on a true account of a courageous half-breed (wolf and husky), who leads an Important dog sled expedition through a blizzard. >* Lido: 11.15; 1.45; 4.15; 7; 9.30. Yishun: 11.45; 1.40; 3.30; 5.20; 7.10. Bishan: 12.10; 4; 5.50; 7.40. Tiong Bahru: 10; 11.50; 1.40; 5.55;1,173 words
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Article, Illustration1097 1996-08-31 28 ABDUL HADHI - One and a half centuries after the Gold Rush, it is still possible to relive those heady days of instant fortunes at Ballarat abdul hadbx arrives at Sovereign Hill all ready to mine a rich chapter in Australia's history ABDUL HADHI IN THE 1850s, BallaratPHOTOS COURTESY OF BALLARAT HISTORICAL PARK ASSOCIATION - 1,097 words
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Advertisement12 1996-08-31 21 Baffles Conversation Ssangyong's S Joon Kim EL 2 B lit m j^mL12 words
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Advertisement101 1996-08-31 21 Travel Going for gold Down Under EL 8 What to eat if you drive a Mercedes. #> The answer is simple. Just follow the Mercedes drivers of America. From film stars to fashion gurus, from movie moguls to music magnates, they re all into America's innovative contemporary cuisine. Valet park101 words
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Miscellaneous1948 1996-08-31 27 TODAY'S TV ■»jA—■MMllim WBUlimi BKJL R3| 9J90 K Balachander Festival 11.00 AM TV Innovation. 111 >'T i i Slndhu Bhalravl. T T i CKirimrMoM oino'c rioht LOO PM Golf: APGA 96. 1120 AM TV Innovations. Undercover Shirley MacLaines right Olympics Highlights. 240 Close. to dance the daring 3.00 And Th«y1,948 words
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Advertisement101 1996-08-31 28 TAP INTO THENEW TRADEWINDS ACCOMMODATION PLAN. With our extensive network, you can book into the best hotels around the world with just one phone call or fax to us. From Penang to Paris, from Taiwan to Turkey, wherever you decide to travel, the most exclusive hotels are yours to enjoy101 words
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