The Business Times, 30 August 1997
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Article62 1997-08-30 1 nsm mm MU( (-40.98) HfMM mm 88*28 (-27.86) BTOOHP WW* (-22.88) D M06H8.60) Friday Change KLSE COUP NiM -7.78 NIKKEI I8JR4J 222.03 HANG SENG 14,1*15 -74A86 SET INDEX ma -&M JAKARTA OOMP —***** 36 41 MANILA OOMP _£«1J* -W.4S TAIPH WPI dosed SMHJLOOMP 7t427 ItM CIAA CHINA B62 words
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Article, Illustration615 1997-08-30 1 R Sivanithy - Widespread redemptions as foreign funds lose confidence in regulatory systems By] R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] Widespread redemptions by foreign funds brought regional stock markets to their knees yesterday, as foreign investors lost confidence in the region's regulatory systems, particularly in Malaysia. AmidSource: Bloomberg; ARTHUR LEE - 615 words
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169 1997-08-30 1 Bloomberg Bernama [KOTA BARU] Malaysia is lifting its limit on commercial bank lending for the purchase of shares effective today, Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said. "Banks can give more loans so that (investors) can buy shares," he said after addressingBloomberg; Bernama - 169 words
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551 1997-08-30 1 Catherine Ong - Cnstodi&n banks assail 'delivery before sale' By{ Catherine Ong [SINGAPORE] Institutional investors are still fuming at the sudden ruling by the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange requiring them to transfer shares they want to sell to brokers' accounts before they are paid for551 words
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422 1997-08-30 1 Lee Han Shih - By] Lee Han Shih [SINGAPORE] Foreign premiums of the Big Four local banks plunged to a three-year low yesterday, with the spread between Overseas Union Bank's Foreign and Local tranches shrinking to less than $1. Premiums of Singapore Airlines and Singapore422 words
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Advertisement99 1997-08-30 1 ÜBUW Interim earnings WT(Sto) CHANGE Intr&co 224 -M YeoHiap Seng 6.5 4BM Full-pear earnings Robinsons $29.6 m 4U Ftf reports MpgT.t Suptiwrise The Government has raised development charges substantially, increasing costs for property developers, Pf 2 Securities market watchdog orders Apollo Enterprises chairman to compensate shareholders far failure to launch99 words
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Advertisement12 1997-08-30 1 Aaean economies still sound, says PM in Tokyo More reports, Pg 412 words
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Advertisement61 1997-08-30 1 1 I Iff m' 'Bj HES^h |9H Tank Frangaise watch carat gold. New collection. at UJ S (J I I 150 YEARS OF HISTORY AND ROMANCE Cartier boutique/ Singapore Millenia Walk, *01-22/23, 9 Raffles Boulevard. Tel: 339 0183 Ngee Ann City, Tower B, #01-11, 391 Orchard Road. Tel: 734 242761 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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466 1997-08-30 2 Abdul Hadhi - From Sept 1,41% rise for residential land, 35% for commercial By. Abdul Hadhi IN WHAT is seen as a blow to the sluggish property market, the government yesterday announced big hikes in development charges for residential and commercial land. From Sept 1, development466 words
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Article, Illustration323 1997-08-30 2 Diana Oon - By) Diana Oon THE number of applications to use Central Provident Fund (CPF) savings to buy private residential property picked up to 3,022 in the second quarter up 50 per cent from the first quarter volume. The Q2 figures, which coverSource: CPF - 323 words
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117 1997-08-30 2 AFP JAPAN'S Toshiba Corp yesterday announced plans to close down a Singapore video cassette recorder (VCR) venture with France's Thomson Multimedia Asia and boost production in China and Thailand. But Toshiba and Thomson will continue joint research and development in Singapore to develop commonAFP - 117 words
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119 1997-08-30 2 THE hearing for the graft case involving the Royal Brothers has been fixed for Nov 24 in the Subordinate Court, Deputy Public Prosecutor Muhammed Hidhir told BT. Before that, a second pretrial conference will be held on Sept 26. The first conference was held119 words
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222 1997-08-30 2 SINGAPORE Telecom has tied up with KDD of Japan to offer multinational companies an enhanced phone circuit service between Singapore and Japan from Monday. The service, Globridge, offers companies the convenience of seamless leased circuit services through one local point of contact222 words
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158 1997-08-30 2 THE Singapore Computer Society (SCS) will implement a system of accrediting and certifying local IT professionals, its president Alex Siow announced yesterday. The idea arose from IT professionals' concern for more professional recognition, he said. Mr Siow explained that accreditation and certification is necessary158 words
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Article, Illustration495 1997-08-30 2 Chuang Peck Ming - PMGOHDf JAFAX But little can be done if markets decide to attack, he says Reports by Chuang Peck Ming in Japan PRIME MINISTER Goh Chok Tong yesterday said the Asean economies remain fundamentally sound despite the region's currency turmoil. Thailand, the hardest hitREUTER - 495 words
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351 1997-08-30 2 THE Japan-Singapore Business Council (JSBC) can add value to economic cooperation between the two countries and further boost two-way ties, Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong said yesterday. Speaking off-the-cuff at the JSBC's launch, he said: "I certainly look forward to assistance from351 words
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Advertisement309 1997-08-30 2 1 0 V Sembawang Corporation Limited (Incorporated in tfw RapubHc of Slngapor#) ANNOUNCEMENT CONDITIONAL TAKEOVER OFFER ("OFFER") BY STANDARD CHARTERED MERCHANT BANK ASIA LIMITED ("SCMBA") FOR AND ON BEHALF OF SEMBAWANG CORPORATION LIMITED ("SEMBCORP" OR THE "OFFEROR") FOR ALL THE ISSUED ORDINARY SHARES OF 550.50 EACH ("OFFER SHARES") IN THE309 words
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Miscellaneous372 1997-08-30 2 THE WBkTHUtt Singapore: Generally hazy, showers are expected mainly over the northern and western parts of the island in the late morning and early afternoon. Temperature (32-25) Aate-PMtfe HVL»* Good. Europe HVLo* Good. America Hi/Lo* Goad. \urtlud I*W CVwh AntenSam I*l2 Itarfy Kurn>sAra *17 (Vwh HinxluiL 34/26 Clotty Aim 3&to372 words
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FOCUS: PERSONAL FINANCE & INVESTMENT
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BULL'S EYE
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Article, Illustration601 1997-08-30 3 Those polled for their views on the Singapore stock market outlook for next week were: Daiwa, Deutsche-Morgan, WI Carr, Fraser Securities, ING Barings, Phillip, and GK Goh. Sembawang Corp ♦(Long Term Bay) Fraser-AMMB Research, Aug 25, $6.60 Although valuations are demanding, the shares are well supported by601 words
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Article, Illustration426 1997-08-30 3 David Lum - David Lum Head of Research Nava Securities (Singapore) Pte Ltd 44TT ERE'S something r~| radical in Asian eqXX uity research. Let's start by discussing the merits of two stocks in our own backyard, but we won't talk about earnings, earnings per share, price-earnings ratio or any other426 words
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Article679 1997-08-30 3 Louis Beckerling - Foreign funds take their money and run while the local bourse licks its wounds Reports t Louis Beckerling [SINGAPORE] THE crisis of confidence which bled a large pool of foreign funds out of regional equity and currency markets yesterday will take time to heal. Voting679 words
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Article, Illustration423 1997-08-30 3 Ang Wan May - By, Ang Wan May [SINGAPORE] Sesdaq-bound Form Holdings is likely to have a firm trading debut if past IPO performances are anything to go by. Analysts, however, are wary about the music recording company's growth prospects. Most analysts interviewed recommend a stagARTHUR LEE - 423 words
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824 1997-08-30 3 Harish Mehta - E7E ON THE REGION: THAILAND Devaluation has cast a pall over the outlook for Thai corpora tea, stocks From, Harish Mehta in Bangkok THE long shadow of currency speculator George Soros is darkening prospects for corporate earnings in Thailand. TTie824 words
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275 1997-08-30 3 [SINGAPORE] Investors who have pledged shares as security on their bank loans along with their bankers will be among those willing the Singapore share market higher when trading resumes next week. This is because sharply reduced values of share portfolios have begun275 words
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610 1997-08-30 3 ACU DEPOSIT RATES (Itfcrcil by rarious hanks (us (if Aux 2tt. WV7) Bank of China MBBHHBHI 25 XK 249.999 6.9400 7.4400 7.4400 A$ 250.000 500 000 7.0600 ***** ***** 10.000 49.999 ***** ***** ***** Baht 50.000 i Abow 4J750 4J750 4J750 *****0 2.499.999 *****0 *****0 *****0 DmK 2.5 Ml 4.999.999610 words
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Advertisement30 1997-08-30 3 FREE! If you have found something, you can advertise for free in Classification 821 (Found) to seek its owner. Call C.A.T.S. at Ti&f 1800-737-1166. 1 cat A Another Classified Service30 words
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Advertisement15 1997-08-30 3 •Thefortnightly column Back to Basics has been held over this week. It returns next week.15 words
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MARKETS IN TURMOIL
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348 1997-08-30 4 Eddie Toh - Policy part of latest government move to shore np confidence in beleagnered market From Eddie Toh in Kuala Lumpur QUALIFIED companies listed on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange will be allowed to buy back their own shares starting Monday. Ramly Ali,348 words
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360 1997-08-30 4 Bernama AFP (KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia's economic growth is still high at 8.4 per cent in the three months to June compared with 8.5 per cent in the previous quarter. The growth in the second quarter was sustained at the same level as theBernama; AFP - 360 words
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Article, Illustration448 1997-08-30 4 Larry Wee - Regional currencies tumble bat recovery sees Ss, mpiah ending firmer By] Larry Wee [SINGAPORE] Regional currencies swung wildly yesterday, in what traders described as thin but volatile month-end markets. The Singapore dollar fell to a 38-month low of 1.5370 against the greenback inSource: Bloomberg - 448 words
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Article, Illustration349 1997-08-30 4 S N Vasuki - From I S N Vasuki in Jakarta INDONESIAN stocks continued their week-long tumble, with the benchmark Jakarta Stock Exchange Composite Index (JCI) falling a hefty 6.9 per cent yesterday to settle below the 500-level for the first time in 19 months. Reflecting the steepSource: Bloomberg - 349 words
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345 1997-08-30 4 Al Labita - From, Al Labita in Manila FOREIGN funds, edgy about Asia's erratic equities markets, yesterday unleashed a new wave of panic-selling, making Philippine shares among the region's "dirt cheap" stocks. Selloffs, sparked by Thursday's 9.28 per cent crash, swept across the board,345 words
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Article, Illustration515 1997-08-30 4 Quak Hiang Whai - Plunge amid regional jitters; banks leave interest rates intact From 1 Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong NERVOUSNESS at home and abroad triggered near-panic selling in Hongkong yesterday, causing the benchmark Hang Seng Index to shed almost 741 points on theREUTER - 515 words
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550 1997-08-30 4 Siow Li Sen - Banks suspend OTC trading for ringgit, US$ due to volatility By I Siow Li Sen [SINGAPORE] The scramble for ringgit as it fell to new lows left some banks and money changers temporarily short of the currency here at times yesterday. And550 words
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Article, Illustration476 1997-08-30 4 Harish Mehta - From Harish Mehta THE Thai stock market and the baht took further hits as the regional market turmoil continued unabated yesterday, while at home, two political flashpoints are coming to a head. The beleaguered Chavalit government is bracing itself forSource: Bloomberg - 476 words
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THE REGION
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Article, Illustration744 1997-08-30 5 Quak Hiang Whai - HONGKONG Extradition treaty to facilitate surrender of fugitives also expected to be signed soon By' Quak Hiang Whai HONGKONG and Singapore will no doubt come up with a formal agreement on investment protection and promotion soon, Chief Executive Tung Chee-hwa saidFILE PHOTO - 744 words
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207 1997-08-30 5 HONGKONG AFP HONGKONG'S government yesterday toned down its prediction for export growth in 1997 from 7.2 per cent tq 6.8 per cent, anticipating the effects of currency depreciation in neighbouring markets. Export growth in the coming months "may be constrained" by the depreciationAFP - 207 words
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412 1997-08-30 5 S N Vasuki - JAKARTA Move aimed at boosting technology and innovation By\ S N Vasuki THE Indonesian government yesterday granted tax holidays to six companies aimed at encouraging technology and innovation, but early reaction from analysts was that the scheme largely benefits well-connected local tycoons. State412 words
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Article127 1997-08-30 5 ■SEOUL AFP SOUTH Korea posted a U*****.4 million (Ssl.s billion) current account deficit in June, more than four times the US$2l6 million deficit in the previous month, the Bank of Korea said. But the figure was less than half the deficit, US$2.3 billion, it registered in theAFP - 127 words
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Article201 1997-08-30 5 UJAKARTA AFP A PROPOSED bridge linking Indonesia and Malaysia across the Malacca Strait will cost an estimated US$2 billion (Ss3 billion) and take at least five years to build, Antara news agency said yesterday. An official from Malacca had calculated that it would cost sixAFP - 201 words
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Advertisement1622 1997-08-30 5 W Auric Pacific Croup Limited RESULTS FOR TMf YEAR ENDED 30TM )UNC 1997 The Directors of Auric Pocific Group Limited announce iKe following unaudited results for the year ended 30th June 1997:GAOUP COMPANY 1997 1996 Change 1997 1996 Change A. RROf IT AND LOSS STATIMIWT SSOOO SS'OOO SS'OOO SS'OOO Turnover1,622 words
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REGION/WORLD
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557 1997-08-30 6 WASHINGTON Data suggest economic expansion will continue well into the new year Bloomberg US PERSONAL income grew at a slower pace in July than it did a month earlier, while consumer spending accelerated at the fastest pace since January, suggesting economicBloomberg - 557 words
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222 1997-08-30 6 TOKYO AFP JAPAN'S financial scandal over payoffs to a corporate extortionist has spread to all of the nation's "Big Four" securities houses, with Nikko joining the list of dishonour, a press report said yesterday. Nikko Securities Co extended illegal profits to the sokaiya extortionist,AFP - 222 words
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214 1997-08-30 6 PARIS Reuter FRENCH unemployment fell in July from a record high, bringing good news for the So-cialist-led government which swept to power in June on a pledge to bring down joblessness. The labour ministry said yesterday the seasonally-ad-justed number of people out ofReuter - 214 words
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Article, Illustration47 1997-08-30 6 [KIEV] A visitor to the Kiev Zoo in Ukraine sharing a tender moment yesterday with Bob, a little monkey that works with a zoo photographer to attract clients. Bob is especially keen on approaching girls and young women and giving them kisses. REUTERREUTER - 47 words
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355 1997-08-30 6 JACKSON HOLE, Wyoming Discussions focus on global financial stability Reuter TOP world financial executives and monetary policymakers have gathered here to ponder how to maintain financial stability as economies become increasingly globalised. "(Financial) officials now have to look at the world while settingReuter - 355 words
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417 1997-08-30 6 Anthony Rowley - TOKYO Current situation reminiscent of Black Monday: Nikko By. Anthony Rowley TOKYO stock prices slipped to a four-month low yesterday as institutional investors, fearful of further declines in the market, moved earlier than usual to lock in profits ahead of the417 words
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Article, Illustration245 1997-08-30 6 SYDNEY AFP IMMIGRATION Minister Philip Ruddock yesterday launched a campaign kit he will take to Asia next week to fight perceptions that Australia is racist, a view boosted by the race debate inspired by an-ti-Asian MP, Pauline Hanson. The kit ofAFP - 245 words
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284 1997-08-30 6 NEWDELHI Reuter INDIA'S economic reforms are stalled in the divided parliament, and the government will have to depend on administrative orders to press ahead with dismantling controls, Finance Minister P Chidambaram said. "In recent weeks it is clear that legislative reforms are stalled, notReuter - 284 words
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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245 1997-08-30 7 [SINGAPORE] The number of CPF investment accounts opened in the second quarter of this year dropped sharply as the Singapore stock market went into a seemingly inexorable decline. Some 15,816 new investment accounts were opened with the seven agent banks during the April-June period,245 words
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264 1997-08-30 7 Directors say fall-year results will be better than in 1996 [SINGAPORE] Sesdaq-listed Gul Technologies yesterday reported a 42 per cent rise in interim net earnings to )6 million. The good result was due to increases in production capacity, engineering yield and operational efficiency,264 words
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632 1997-08-30 7 Christopher Tan - HOCK LOCK SIEW Christopher Tan IN BLACKJACK, players "split" two strong cards to better their chances of winning big. While the analogy may not be entirely applicable to Singapore Bus Service's restructuring plans, the move is still a gamble, as tiny as the odds632 words
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Article, Illustration468 1997-08-30 7 Jenny Lam - Retailer beats forecast with 1(L8% rise in net profit t0529.6m By. Jenny Lam [SINGAPORE] Having filled its rivals with envy with its strong profit growth year after year, Robinson Co yesterday capped its performance with a one-for-five bonus issue. For the year ended June 30,FILE PHOTO - 468 words
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384 1997-08-30 7 Diana Oon - Firm's revaluation of factory land adds 46 cents to NTA By Diana Oon [SINGAPORE] Mainboardlisted Yeo Hiap Seng yesterday reported a 17.8 per cent increase in net interim earnings to $6.5 million on the back of a 39.2 per cent rise in384 words
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188 1997-08-30 7 [SINGAPORE] Mainboardlisted Yeo Hiap Seng has bought $39.1 million worth of quoted securities, bringing its total portfolio of such investments to nearly $61.5 million. The company yesterday said the latest purchase was made on Aug 19 but did not say where the shares were listed.188 words
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REGIONAL COMPANIES
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Article, Illustration479 1997-08-30 8 Probe shows Ng Kim Saan failed to launch takeover on three occasions [SINGAPORE] The Securities Industry Council yesterday ordered Apollo Enterprises chairman and chief executive officer Ng Kim Suan to compensate shareholders for his failure to launch a general offer for the company479 words
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419 1997-08-30 8 Conrad Raj - TAKEOVER OF JUROHG SHIPYARD Investors wring CPF funds not given enough time to digest advice given By* Conrad Raj [SINGAPORE] Some investors who bought Jurong Shipyard Ltd (JSL) shares with their Central Provident Fund savings are angry that they have been419 words
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399 1997-08-30 8 Conrad Raj - Arbitration outcome uncertain, say advisers By{ Conrad Raj [SINGAPORE] Uncertainty over the outcome of Sembawang Corporation's multi-mil-lion-dollar legal wrangle over a ship, the Solitaire, weighs heavily on the independent directors' recommendations over the takeover of Jurong Shipyard Ltd (JSL). The conglomerate is offering JSL399 words
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Article, Illustration288 1997-08-30 8 Catherine Ong - By i Catherine Ong [SINGAPORE] Richard Li, chairman of Singapore-listed Pacific Century Regional Developments Ltd (PCRD), has fired managing director Paul Tong in a move which appeared to help its normally lacklustre counter buck the trend in yesterday's plummeting market. In a288 words
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284 1997-08-30 8 Christopher Tan - By^ Christopher Tan [SINGAPORE] Motor and trading firm Intraco said interim profits plunged 66 per cent to $2.24 million as turnover dropped 6 per cent to 1302.95 million. The governmentlinked group blamed high COE (certificate of WAJ \W» entitlement) premiums and intense competition284 words
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269 1997-08-30 8 Bloomberg [JAKARTA] PT Telkom, Indonesia's domestic phone monopoly. is feeling the pain of the rupiah's sharp decline. Company officials said at a conference call with investors on Thursday that if the rupiah ends the year close to where it's now, the company'sBloomberg - 269 words
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162 1997-08-30 8 Reuter [KUALA LUMPUR] Gamuda said a consortium to which it belongs has received a letter of intent from the Malaysian government for the privatisation of the M 12.4 billion (511.25 billion) Kuala Lumpur Elevated Expressway project In a statement to the Kuala Lumpur StockReuter - 162 words
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COMPANY Briefs
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48 1997-08-30 8 [SINGAPORE] Singapore Press Holdings subsidiary Asia Pacific Post Inc and its Hongkong subsidiaries will be voluntarily liquidated. SPH said this is because they have no synergy with its core businesses. APP is in the post-production business. All its Hongkong subsidiaries will cease operations today.48 words
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Article82 1997-08-30 8 [BINGAPORE] Lion Land Bhd posted a 73 per cent rise in pre-tax earnings to M 5218.8 million (5H13.9 million) for the tall year to June 90 due to better results from the steel and property divisions. Group turnover fell by 33 per cent to82 words
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90 1997-08-30 8 [SINGAPORE] Chuan Hup Holdings Ltd reported a 25.5 per cent growth in net profit for FY97 ended June to $8.8 million on a 6.3 per cent increase in group turnover to J91.6 million. Earnings per share grew to 3.8 cents from three cents, while90 words
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71 1997-08-30 8 [SINGAPORE] PCI Ltd'B net loss for the fall year ending June was reduced some 50 per cent to f9 million from 122 million the previous year, while group turnover fell 46 per cent to 168J5 million. Losses per share fell to 5.2471 words
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89 1997-08-30 8 [SINGAPORE] Falmac Ltd posted a loss of $1 million for its ftill year ended May from a profit of $485,000 previously as turnover fell 9 per cent to $17 million. Loss per share came to 1.67 cents, compared to earnings per89 words
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42 1997-08-30 8 [SINGAPORE] Parkway Holdings has announced the appointments of DBS Land chief executive Han Cheng Fong, DBS Land general manager Fan Kow Hin and lawyer Chang See Hiang as non-executive directors of its board as of last Thursday.42 words
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Article77 1997-08-30 8 Bernama [KUALA LUMPUR] Tai Wah Garments Manufacturing Bhd said yesterday it is proceeding to sell a company, factories and land for M 520.9 million (5510.9 million) as part of a divestiture of its loss-making businesses. The sale of the company. Tai Wah Garments Industry,Bernama - 77 words
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INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES
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426 1997-08-30 9 Investors moving into safer money markets as sentiment cools towards equities Bloomberg [BOSTON] Net purchases of stock funds in August fell sharply from last month's near record pace, while money moving to low-risk money market ftmds continues to rise amid increasing concernsBloomberg - 426 words
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410 1997-08-30 9 FT [NEW YORK] Burger King, a subsidiary of Grand Metropolitan, the UK-based food and drinks conglomerate, has launched a direct assault on McDonald's flagship Big Mac with a lookalike product called the Big King. The move comes soon after it emerged that McDonald's,FT - 410 words
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Article, Illustration221 1997-08-30 9 Bloomberg [TOKYO] Rupert Murdoch's News Corp, and three Japanese partners, including global electronics and entertainment company Sony Corp, signed an agreement to form a digital satellite broadcasting company in Japan. The partners also include Softbank Corp, a computer software and publishing company,Bloomberg; FILE PHOTO - 221 words
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409 1997-08-30 9 Lower paper prices, tight squeeze on margins to blame Reuter [MELBOURNE] Australian paper and packaging group Amcor yesterday dived into red ink for the first time in its 71-year history, reporting a net annual loss of ASBO.I millionReuter - 409 words
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SHIPS IN PORT
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Article674 1997-08-30 9 feSMl VoyHo Bfth Arrival Otwrturt M—t %m 8 "JO* m»mi 30.08/2300 K laUri *a«2* JM *apMi MM/o«oc nu XI 30 04/1500 MwSm JM M|M lovmcc Li MM 01*7* JB *>*» 04.0V0700 MMT« UC46 J23 Mia* 30moooc Ml 74*5 JM 30.08/0000 Ml DVT JM Mugs* 30.04/2300 17* J07 fenqstft674 words
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Article1549 1997-08-30 9 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCt CONTAINERS AND La CARGO Boofcknq/BaUnc* Istis Ship Voy Mo Etb/Btr Ported Frow To Frew Ac Dm OM 0V0700 7VB00 25/W5 25/1*00 a 25/1700 »MH 30/0*00 30/0700 30/1159 JO, HOC 4 JO/BOO 30/M55 30/1700 loMf iii im 1 ZWW 25/M9* a/Si a 2*/noo 30/0459 30/0*001,549 words
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FINANCE & COMMODITIES
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547 1997-08-30 10 Bank said to have acted to keep losses aider QOm after trader confesses The Independent [LONDON] Credit Suisse, one of the world's largest banks, has sacked one of its traders for allegedly amassing hundreds of millions of pounds worth of unauthorised positions inThe Independent - 547 words
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Article, Illustration412 1997-08-30 10 USS/mark: The US dollar traded lower this week, touching 1.7870 by Thursday before recovering slightly to the 1.7940 level yesterday morning. The unit still has room to test the 1.7830 support and a breach of this level could see it test 1.7675. However, the longer termSource: - 412 words
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402 1997-08-30 10 Investment bank rapped for improper conduct FT [LONDON] Swiss Bank Corporation, the investment bank, was fined a total of £480,000 (511.17 million) on Thursday by a London financial regulator for two instances of improper conduct. The bank was severely reprimanded by the SecuritiesFT - 402 words
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300 1997-08-30 10 Reuter [AMSTERDAM] Dutch bank ing and insurance company ING Groep NV on Thursday upstaged its domestic banking rival ABN Amro by announcing a 28 per cent rise in firsthalf net profit and another big takeover in the US for US$6OOReuter - 300 words
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242 1997-08-30 10 Bloomberg [FAIRFIELD, Connecticut] General Electric Co's GE Capital unit illegally collected credit-card debts from bankrupt customers of retailers for whom it provided credit, according to a complaint in federal court. The complaint, filed in US District Court in Springfield, Massachusetts, is one ofBloomberg - 242 words
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290 1997-08-30 10 Reuter [NEW YORK) World coffee prices have risen sharply this week, fuelled by worries that a developing El Nino weather pattern could harm upcoming harvests. El Nino, which normally peaks around December, causes unusually high temperatures off South America's Pacific Ocean coast andReuter - 290 words
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295 1997-08-30 10 ENERGY REPORT Reuter [SINGAPORE] Both light distillates held steady yesterday in lacklustre trade, ignoring crude's overnight losses, traders said. In the Singapore FOB petrol market, a Dutch trader reemerged to bid for 50-100,000 barrels of 95-octane unleaded lifting Sept 13-17 at U5523.30 per barrel,Reuter - 295 words
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Article177 1997-08-30 10 AFX-Asia AFP THE US dollar moved little with dealers' attention firmly focused on the US stock market. Following the dollar's tracking of the Dow Jones of late, dealers said Wall Street is seen as the best guide to likely dollar movements. Substantial falls in Asian stock markets haveAFX-Asia; AFP - 177 words
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Article1784 1997-08-30 11 SICOMrUTITRES Aug 29 RU68ER (Mures dosing as it 130«n) RSS1 CONTRACTUS cwtiAq) Close VolNM Ope* Month Higk Low Sett (tonnes) Interest Sep 97 138.75 138.75 138.50 50 300 Oct 97 140.50 >450 Nov 97 143.50 143.25 143.25 300 1600 OK 97 145.75 1950 Jan/Mar 98 152.50 150.00 151.501,784 words
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Article2164 1997-08-30 11 LONDON Intel trials to* 29 *f A8 Ports 280 -t400 AMay National 830 8.400 A mad Domacq <65 Amac _143 .600 Asda Group 146.400 -.600 BAT lod 516.400 unch BC PIC 270 »7 BICC 168.400 -1 BOC Group 1064.400 -26.600 BR Patrolaum 863 -14 BTR 218 12.6002,164 words
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Article1610 1997-08-30 11 AFP □Nihka22s -222.03 SHARE prices closed lower yesterday, with the Nikkei Average temporarily falling below the psychologically important 18,000-point following an overnight decline on Wall Street. The 225-share Nikkei Average fell 222.03 points to finish at 18,229.42 while the broader Topix Index lost 10.11 points at 1,427.99. Turnover wasAFP - 1,610 words
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Article, Illustration1480 1997-08-30 12 AFP P Hang Seng -***** STOCKS closed 5 per cent down on unprecedented turnover yesterday, buffeted by the sell-off in equities around South-east Asia and also by fears of an impending rise in local interest rates. "Those who really needed to sell did so in the first 20 minutes.AFP - 1,480 words
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Article, Illustration649 1997-08-30 12 Bloomberg Index -183 CHINA stocks fell for a second day as a slide in Hongkong shares unnerved investors on the mainland. The Hang Seng Index fell as much as 5 per cent as rising interest rates in the territory and a slump in South-east Asian markets threatened to squeezeBloomberg; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities (Asia) Ltd - 649 words
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Article, Illustration717 1997-08-30 12 AFP P Composite Index -36.41 SHARE prices fell 6.9 per cent yesterday, pushing the index to a 21-month low, amid uncertainty over the rupiah's direction and with regional market weakness further undermining sentiment, dealers said. "We got a combination of a number of bad news today. Rupiah volatility andAFP - 717 words
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Article297 1997-08-30 12 -AFP n Manila -60.45 SHARE prices closed 2.4 per cent lower to a four year-low yesterday after recovering from a sharp 8.4 per cent dive at the start of trading on a weak peso and moves to amend the constitution. The Composite Index lost 50.45 points to 2,021.52, one-AFP - 297 words
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Article243 1997-08-30 12 Reuter n Wellington -3U8 SHARE prices closed with broad-based but contained losses yesterday, amid sharp falls elsewhere in Asia. The NZSE Top 40-share Index fell 31.68 points to close at 2,456.21. m ctm ANZ Stnfcmq 11.20 -0.45 125 «4«<nti9nHMti 0.97 -Oil* >7800 Km Not ZMian* (A) 2.81 -0.04 *****Reuter - 243 words
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Article, Illustration776 1997-08-30 12 AFP □SETMbx jfl SHARE prices lost ground for the 12th consecutive session yesterday on regional currency and equity market weakness. However, late bargain hunting focused on bank, communications and energy blue chips helped recoup some losses. The SET Index ended 9.53 points lower at 502.23 on turnover of 2.5AFP - 776 words
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Article390 1997-08-30 12 AFP POmpogteMg -12J51 SHARE prices closed lower yesterday amid concerns over ongoing financial problems. Dealers said foreign investors aggressively sold blue chips and banks amid increased pessimism about an early economic recovery. The Composite Index lost 12.59 points to 704.27 on a turnover of 38.5 million shares worth 562.8AFP - 390 words
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Article573 1997-08-30 12 AFP Q&nOrtiuhes -3&3 SHARE prices fell yesterday, spooked by steep falls on Asian and US markets. "The market was very weak on the back of Wall Street and then once the Asian markets opened prices really gained downward momentum," a trader said. The All Ordinaries Index fell 38.3 pointsAFP - 573 words
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Article8507 1997-08-30 13 INDUSTRIAL* Consume prefects <*•7 LMt VM Oay N« Cap Hl» law CliPpaiiy Ml '000 wm Law Pit IdkB 790 400 Ajinomoto 400 12 420 400 22.2 1*2.1 448 231 Angkasa 239 -1 Ml 24S 232 7.1 3S2.4 90S 370 Apado Food Hlg 490 40 244 490 370 M4 196.0 7658,507 words
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Article, Illustration297 1997-08-30 13 AFX-Asia C 3 Composite Index -7.78 SHARE prices yesterday closed lower, but off their lows, with limited buying by domestic institutional fUnds partly offsetting heavy foreign selling. Dealers said the local support is not expected to last as foreign funds are likely to continue theirAFX-Asia - 297 words
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Article282 1997-08-30 13 I I up Dawn Uac* Contumor prd 12 42 3 Indprtf 23 60 6 Construction 3 22 2 Tro**/Svc 19 4T Mrortru 13 0 rhwci 20 43 6 HoM 1 3 1 Property »2 45 montoHon T 24 3 Mn4ng 3 4 0 Tn»t 0 3 1 Low 27 *7282 words
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Article3434 1997-08-30 14 •ONOS, LOANS ft VARIANTS m 1997 Last Vol Day L ««t OmK a HI** Low 51 no Company W< ««r I' 0001 Ltm Bvyor ttMtr WW 68 34 m 3000 mAMOB e5.5%*****6 34 31 44 81 41.5 3160 -Actr ******1 US$ 53.5 -15 33 53.5 53 55 58 131 463,434 words
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195 1997-08-30 14 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH By R Sivanithy TRYING to pick a bottom in a market as volatile as this is a near-impossible task, so unless you have some special gift for doing this, our recommendation would be to stay out until the dust settles. However,195 words
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Article2233 1997-08-30 14 Of Or 1997 Last Vol Day Laat Ouata OK Mv VW Nat M Cap High Law Stwo Cawpany M« COOO> HI* Law 8»yar »a—r CNt F/t "478 163 mi 5000 AIS650C 1T2 155 *3 «3 172 T75 S3 4.9 04 376 1763 137 573 ms 5001 AMOeSOc 602,233 words
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Article1233 1997-08-30 15 »W MwbW Him T7.S44 "MJJ *i*4 *2SjS Fkunct 4*K* 32,349 «V«S5 4«,4J* «IMJ *»7jM1 htatots 2,9*4 4334 fJM Mg 325 ,*52 WWMrtfeS Z\t* 22,024 4i»42 M.7M TTMS 10.7*0 p****io« iw tjm **j* «ss «ss SCSOAO Shtf t Maela MAW CL06 TOTAL a—s~aa a—» M«M M I? 3 4 SET a1,233 words
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Article3886 1997-08-30 15 Of Or M m 1007 Last Vdl Day LMt Ona*a M. 0* VM N« Cm A* HI* Law StMa Company Sata r000> M>0» L— Hyr 8a—r Cvr P/C W prte mousTRiALs a j n Bjji ,57 83 1020 ACE Dynamics60c 106 *20 241 106 83 107 KX 83,886 words
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Article996 1997-08-30 15 Qt Or mm rm LMt v«« on L«MO<Mt« n> Dk w m ca» i L— «m» Ci—f *h roow >—I t— —im »o8or cv M I— Ww 1*6 7* 0 2000 ABRHMpSc tV» -4 948 1» 105 113 714 10 *3 0.1 M23 50.7 120 412 144 o 2049996 words
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Article211 1997-08-30 16 Stocks Voluma Hotung In* NT5 13.3H.000 •Reiiapacific Bh 13.092.000 •Itognum Corp50c 12.768.000 SingTel 15c 12,402,000 •Pub Bk Foreign 10,872,000 •Multi-Purpose 10,459,000 OCBC Foreign 9,521,000 •MOT Capital 9,024,000 DBS Foreign 8,676,000 Asia Food&Prop 7,695.000 Stacks D8S Foreign 133,761,567 OCBC Foreign 103,393,234 uoe Foreign 71,544,687 City De* 50c 39,828.601 SIA Foreign 35,924.144211 words
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Article, Illustration60 1997-08-30 16 Ven Sreenivasan - -by Ven Sreenivasan SUPER COFFEEMIX's 30.5<ent, or 30.3 per cent, dive to 69 cents yesterday appears to be more a reflection of market sentiment than concerns over the stock's fundamentals. Both the short- and mediumterm RSIs are in oversold territory, while the stochastics suggest that the counter will60 words
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Article, Illustration676 1997-08-30 16 R Sivanithy - STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY Key index ends 41 points down, bringing relief that market's 'safe haven' reputation is intact at least for now By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] Local stocks suffered from one of the fiercest assaults in recent memory yesterday that resulted in676 words
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Article174 1997-08-30 16 GIVEN that the Singapore bourse's benchmark STI Index at one point dropped about 6 per cent (or 110 points) yesterday morning, here's another irresistible reminder about stock market analysts. They almost never advocate anything but buying selected stocks, or holding on to others,174 words
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Article103 1997-08-30 16 WITH the sharp drop In regional currencies, money-changers are having a difficult time reading the market One opportunist decided to make it look simple by offering Ms2oo forSsll0 —that is, charging 55 Singapore cents per ringgit Unsuspecting customers who've not shopped around may not realise103 words
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Article126 1997-08-30 16 A CERTAIN analyst with HSBC James Capel gave an impromptu demonstration of his new-found skills in social psychology at a recent cocktail session. The young lad chided a fellow analyst for being too upfront while grilling a newsmaker and advised him to ease off a little. And the126 words
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Article81 1997-08-30 16 THIS is just not on If It's true. Apparently, the PR heads of more than 10 international institutions got together to do a survey on the Impact of a certain advertising strategy for their industry. The local head of an International PR firm worked hard on it and81 words
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Article75 1997-08-30 16 RAFFLES HOTEL serves a drink called the Singapore Sling. Harry's Bar at Boat Quay'lra| serves a drink called the Bank Breaker in honour of Nick Leeson, who brought down p Barings Bank through his operations in Singapore. Why not create a drink called the Singapore Buzz? That75 words
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Article, Illustration2081 1997-08-30 17 Stephen FitzGerald - XS AUSTRALIA AM ASXAMCOUMTRY? Stephen Fttzderaid argues that coming to terms with its Asian future is perhaps the greatest challenge yet faced by Australia but one which Australians and their leaders have refused to do thus far Stephen FitzGerald Professor Stephen FitzGerald is2,081 words
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Article, Illustration973 1997-08-30 17 Yuan Ming - President Jiangs coming state visit to the US is of great importance to gat-American and regional security By- Yuan Ming Professor Yuan Ming is Director, Institute of International Relations, Peking University, Beijing, China. THIS autumn, President Jiang Zemin will pay a state visit to the United States,REUTER - 973 words
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Article, Illustration1322 1997-08-30 18 Zakaria Haji Ahmad - zakaria Haji Ahmad looks at trends in Malaysia as the country celebrates 40 years of independence Zakaria Haji Ahmad Professor Zakaria Haji Ahmad heads the Strategic and Security Studies Unit at the Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) in Bangi, Selangor, Malaysia. ONE1,322 words
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Article, Illustration1291 1997-08-30 18 Linda Low - The MS Growth Triangle has unique potentials and advantages 'By 1 Linda Low Dr Linda Low is an Associate Professor at the Department of Business Policy, National University of Singapore. Mooted in lm the donesia-Malaysia-Sin-gapore Growth Triangle (IMS-GT), formerly Rubbed Sijori (Singapore-Johor-Ri-pu Islands) was the firstBERNAMA - 1,291 words
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Article, Illustration1212 1997-08-30 19 James Cotton - James Cotton explains the sea change in South Korean politics over the past 18 months and examines the prospects of the ruling party's candidate for the presidential election in December James Cotton Professor James Cotton is Professor of Political Science, University of Tasmania,REUTER - 1,212 words
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Article, Illustration1560 1997-08-30 19 Jeff Kingston - Hie Hashimoto Doctrine implies the emergence of a more self-confident Japan wanting to play a larger role in Asia By. Jeff Kingston Professor Jeff Kingston is Director. Institute for Pacific Rim Studies, Temple University Japan. OVER the past year, Japan has shed some of its customary reticenceREUTER - 1,560 words
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1005 1997-08-30 19 Park Bun Soon - The character of Korean investments in Asean countries has been changing gradually By) Park Bun Soon Dr Park Bun Soon is Chief Researcher at the Samsung Economic Research Institute, Korea. He was recently a Visiting Fellow at ISEAS. KOREAN companies first came as investors to1,005 words
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Article, Illustration1627 1997-08-30 20 Amyn B Sajoo - India and South Africa have both taken a keen interest in the developmental experience and economic opportunities of the Asean region. Amyn b Sajoo looks at two critiques of the changes taking place in these two countries Amyn B Sajoo Dr AmynJEROME MING/ST; AFP - 1,627 words
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Article, Illustration1149 1997-08-30 20 Aurora Ferrari - Europe can play a more effective role in its relations with Asean By Aurora Ferrari Aurora Ferrari is a Visiting Associate at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies. THE relationship between Asean and Europe goes back many years. Indeed, the European Community (EC) becameAFP - 1,149 words
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Article, Illustration1812 1997-08-30 21 RAHITA ELIAS - Car-crazy Singaporeans have driven COE prices to stratospheric heights. Is there no way of applying the brakes? bahita blias talks to industry players COVER STORY RAHITA ELIAS THE Singaporean passion for owning a car is almost legendary, and high prices are no barrier. Just1,812 words
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Article789 1997-08-30 21 THE high prices of certificates of entitlements (COEs) could be jeopardising the future of some parallel car importers, say industry players. They note that parallel importers, generally small outfits, may not have the financial muscle to stay in business. Bigger car distributors, on the other789 words
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Article69 1997-08-30 21 WANT to improve your English? Check out the Regent Institute, an outfit which claims to be able to help improve your level of spoken and written English. However, it may have put its reputation on the line with an ad which reads: "Advance in Business69 words
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Article46 1997-08-30 21 ALL THE talk about Hongkong having more "buzz" than Singapore may be truer than we think. Last week, Hongkong TV ran this story about a woman who drove her car off the road and crashed because she hit a mosquito that had bitten her.46 words
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Article67 1997-08-30 21 A NEW health spa sent us an invitation to its opening ceremony, promising a look at its new high-tech facilities and its philosophy of good health. But the whole "healthy" marketing ploy was dampened somewhat by the invita- tion's last words: "Ribbon-cutting to be followed67 words
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Article46 1997-08-30 21 WHAT'S in a word? It depends on your definition: Etc A word to make others believe that you know more than you actually do. Committee People who can do nothing individually and who sit to decide that nothing can be done together.46 words
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Article, Illustration1108 1997-08-30 22 HARISH MEHTA - Murray Hiebert writes of Vietnam's human drama with an insight that could only have come from close contact with its people, says hum mbhta HARISH MEHTA the Tigers: A Portrait Of The New Vietnam By Murray Hiebert Kodansha International 258 pages, 5532.90 (withFILE PHOTOS - 1,108 words
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Article, Illustration1028 1997-08-30 23 CORINNE KERK - Moira Lindlbauer certainly had her bands full when she took on the task of turning an old Christchurch schoolhouse into a boutique hotel. But she also acquired lots of new skills in the process, cobdiiib khbk reports CORINNE KERK The Charlotte Jane is at 110, PapanuiARTHUR LEE - 1,028 words
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Article, Illustration814 1997-08-30 23 Tan Su Yen - U SPA The grass at Javana may well be greener, but St Gregory's at Coleman Street is definitely closer By' Tan Su Yen "I COULD never unwind in a spa that's in the CBD," declared my spa queen friend, referring to the newly-opened St814 words
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Article709 1997-08-30 24 Shahiron Sahari - CINEMA Having survived Volcano, LA now has to contend with the likes of Mr Bean and his Ultimate Disaster Movie By\ Shahiron Sahari AN OPPORTUNISTIC producer could put three or four half-hour episodes of Mr Bean together, back-to-back, and call it the Mr Bean movie, and709 words
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Article, Illustration845 1997-08-30 24 Susan Tsang - CINEMA To see or not to see Kenneth Branagh's Hamlet? Drastic editing has reduced it to a string of accidental judgments and carnal slaughters, and a confusion of wild and whirling words By\ Susan Tsang Kenneth Branagh has a good track record of adapting845 words
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Article, Illustration812 1997-08-30 25 Ben Monroe - NIGHTSPOT Spears, shields and stuffed trophies share pub space with big game hunter types at African Heartbeat By Ben Monroe PICTURE the scene if you will. The ground thunders as wild animals charge, and the air is thick with the sounds and smells of antelope,812 words
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Article, Illustration371 1997-08-30 25 M Yasotha - Compiled by M Yasotha PERFORMANCES From The Belly Of The Carp Based on the winner of the 1§95 Singapore Literature Prize, the play offers highly personal glimpses of Singapore from past to present. Produced by Dramaplus Arts, starring Neo Swee Lin, Tony Quek, Benjamin Ng and Debra Teng,371 words
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Article, Illustration1071 1997-08-30 26 JAIME EE - What's being put between two slices of bread nowadays? juxb be finds out at three of the latest sandwich places in town JAIME EE THERE will always be times in your working life, regardless of your position in the corporate hierarchy, when you will stare down at yourPHOTOS TIGELLA'S & FIDDLEHEADS: CHRIS LOH - 1,071 words
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Article, Illustration598 1997-08-30 26 Jaime Ee - Dinner's ready and it's been worth the wait RESTAURANT Oboe, the wine bar at Pasir Paqjang that serves good tapas, is now also a restaurant that serves good meals By, Jaime Ee PASIR PANJANG Village must be a great place to live. You've got nice condos, a whole street linedCHRIS LOH - 598 words
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Article, Illustration747 1997-08-30 27 A Pwwm. Mike Myers and Liz Hurley star in this hilarious spoof of James Bond movies. Lido, Century, Central Mali liCh AW BoUk George Clooney inherits the Batsuit from Val Kilmer and takes on Iceman Arnle and Uma Thurman as pseudo-feminist Poison Ivy. Yishun, Tampines. Bmuu The Ultimate Disaster747 words
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Article113 1997-08-30 27 ofctfeayOrg Cathay 338-3400 Eastshore 346-1816 Picturehouse 338-3400 Yangtze 223-7529 Empress 777-6867 Jubilee 464-1640 Mandarin 292-9401 Marina 338-9719 Whitesands 686-1782 Bedok 443-2406 Bishan 363-8886 Boon Lay 792-2788 Broadway 464-9394 Majestic 533-9032 Marina 337-9488 Pavilion 786-6788 Tampines 8 786-6788 Tiong Bahru 274-6688 Yishun 257-7848 Clements Cwealth 777-0669 Golden/New Town113 words
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Article, Illustration1448 1997-08-30 28 AUDREY TAN - There's more to shopping in London than Selfridges and Harvey Nicks, so why limit yourself to Oxford Street and Knighlsbridge? Audrey TAX checks out King's Road before heading north to Camden, Hampstead, and the place where Tony Blair used to live AUDREY TAN The writer1,448 words
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Article, Illustration675 1997-08-30 28 This slimmer they turned up in force at The Metropolitan, Christina ultra-cool hotel that comes with men in DENT Mack WHEN you are one of the richest women in Britain, and known as the Queen of Bond Street to boot, one can imagine you'd675 words
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