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Title Section15 1997-10-25 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MIT A (P) 023/12/96 85c SINGAPORE Internet: http://www.asial.com.sg/biztimes WEEKEND EDITION, OCTOBER 25-26,199715 words
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Article, Illustration905 1997-10-25 1 Loh Hui Yin - Gains across the board as interest rates fall, currency speculators withdraw From Loh Hui Yin in Hongkong THE Hongkong stock market emerged from four days of bloodletting with close to a 7 per cent rebound yesterday as sky-rocketing interest ratesSource: Bloomberg; REUTERS - 905 words
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502 1997-10-25 1 Larry Wee - HK$ peg will stay because of Jiang's US visit Loss of face if change comes so soon after HE'S return: analysts By Larry Wee [SINGAPORE) The Hongkong dollar's peg to the US dollar will remain intact for now at least, analysts say, for a simple reason: Chinese President Jiang Zemin's502 words
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Article313 1997-10-25 1 R Sivanithy - STII ends 32 points down in choppy trading By] R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] Prices on the Singapore stock market gyrated in tandem with Hongkong's Hang Seng Index in a nervous and volatile session yesterday. The Straits Times Industrials Index initially skidded 73 points to a low of313 words
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195 1997-10-25 1 Reuters [NEW YORK] An early rally on Wall Street yesterday quickly fizzled out as a slide in semiconductor and gold stocks, and a weaker long bond, dampened sentiment. The Dow Jones industrial average rallied some 80 points at the opening,Reuters - 195 words
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Article, Illustration372 1997-10-25 1 Firms which make long-term bets now on Asia's recovery will be well rewarded Bloomberg [BOSTON] Singapore will allow the value of its currency to fall as other Asian currencies decline to preserve Singapore's economic competitiveness, said Senior Minister Lee KuanBloomberg; Source: Bloomberg - 372 words
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Advertisement107 1997-10-25 1 Thai caUaat raMße A team of technocrats, bankers and telecom moguls was yesterday inducted into a Thai caretaker cabinet, p*e Si's htm ip 10% SlA's interim earnings rose nearly 10% to $616 m, thanks to cheaper ftiels, a stronger recovery in cargo traffic and an improvement in yields, V CMB&bKKP107 words
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Advertisement31 1997-10-25 1 Is this the time to buy in Hongkong? Pg 3 Markets in Turmoil: More reports, Pgs 4 5 Tr^M Celebrate wijfn OUB Credit Cards J and embyrce the friendliest gifts j31 words
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Advertisement19 1997-10-25 1 S-E Asia can recover in 2-3 years: SM Lee, Pg 2 Asean currencies end on weak note, Pg 419 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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Article, Illustration493 1997-10-25 2 Audrey Tan - Currency crisis will force most regional countries to liberalise economies, he says By. Audrey Tan SOUTH-EAST Asian countries can recover within two to three years if their governments are disciplined in their macroeconomic policies, said Senior Minister Lee Kuan YewST/GEORGE GASCON - 493 words
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Article504 1997-10-25 2 Ang Wan May - By Ang Wan May THE Far East Shopping Centre next to the Hilton on Orchard Road may be up for grabs in what could be Singapore's most unusual en bloc sale. En bloc sales tend to be of residential developments, but in this case,504 words
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Article, Illustration403 1997-10-25 2 The Straits Times [EDINBURGH] Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong and his Malaysian counterpart Mahathir Mohamad, meeting for the first time since bilateral ties hit a rough patch, yesterday agreed to look into ways to resolve outstanding issues between the two countries. TheseThe Straits Times; ST/YOONG CHOON HWA - 403 words
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335 1997-10-25 2 Abdul Hadhi - Reports by. Abdul Hadhi PRICES of HDB resale flats dipped during the third quarter but market volume was steady, ERA Realty Network reported yesterday. ERA's data surprised property agents, who had complained of low sales, with cases of some agents going335 words
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545 1997-10-25 2 FY 96/97 s*w a deficit ef $Lo2b from the sale of flats HOUSING and Development Board (HDB) flats have become smaller over the last year and are likely to get even smaller. According to floor plans in the housing board's latest545 words
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329 1997-10-25 2 Audrey Tan - Survey finds caution in face of rising economic uncertainty By. Audrey Tan SINGAPORE firms have started to cut salary and recruitment projections in response to the regional currency crisis, a survey of 100 companies has found. Next year's base salary increments are expected329 words
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237 1997-10-25 2 THE Central Provident Fund will slash premium rates for its home protection scheme, a mortgage-reducing insurance to help CPF member families in times of adversity. Announcing this yesterday, Labour Minister Lim Boon Yang said the premium cuts will range from 6 to237 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous367 1997-10-25 2 THE WE&'I'HHH m lirr i Thick haze. Temperature (29-25) Aste-FaoOfe HVLo* Good. Eanpc Hi/Lo* Good. liwim HVU* (M: Autilaod 18/1J Stowm AHiif 11/08 CM BuaosAres a« Clawr^"'^ Bangkok at* 3>ww AAns 21/14 Mt Be** lfM Smy Bert* 10/04 Cbatfr Ctap (AW Smuq Bombay Omij Boh 11/07 Omtj Hom& tfti Omtj367 words
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FOCUS: PERSONAL FINANCED & INVESTMENT
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BULL'S EYE
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Article, Illustration600 1997-10-25 3 Citra M&rga Nusaphala Persada ♦(Buy) Peregrine Securities, 950rupiah, Oct 23 We,are revising our net profit forecast down for CMNP to 124 billion rupiah (5554.3 million) from 143 billion rupiah for 1997 and,t*> 178 billion rupiah from 199 billion rupiah for 1998 on the bapk of higher translationFigures denote number of respondents - 600 words
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Article, Illustration410 1997-10-25 3 Peter Negline - Peter Negline vice-president Sapfapnon Brothers Hongkong iCA IRLINES are an ex--7\ cellent reflection of xJL their operating envitffljfrment, especially at an economic and political level. Historically, there are few in-post-war, where airlines have not made a significant contribution to the development of a successful economy. For example,410 words
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Article, Illustration841 1997-10-25 3 Quak Hiang Whai - Most analysts and brokers say that trading will be volatile next week and a highly selective trading strategy is needed By i Quak Hiang Whai [HONGKONG] IT has been a long week. After four days of a bourse bloodbath, investors and brokersAFP - 841 words
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Article605 1997-10-25 3 Eddie Toh - EYE ON THE REGION: MALAYSIA For the time being, buying's only for risk-takers and long term investors By\ Eddie Toh [KUALA LUMPUR] Cash is still king, given the highly uncertain regional outlook. For those looking for bargains in the battered Malaysian stockmarket, there are605 words
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Article677 1997-10-25 3 Caroline Meakin - In difficult times, it is paramount that your broker has your interests at heart Ifyi Caroline Meakin The writer is manager of private client portfolios at Schroder Investment Management Singapore. THE latest round of selling and currency weakness has sent many investors running for cover and677 words
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Advertisement17 1997-10-25 3 Back W to Basics This is the seventh in a series of twelve articles discussing investing fundamentals17 words
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MARKETS IN TURMOIL
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580 1997-10-25 4 Quak Hiang Whai - Lee Shau-kee may no .more be Asia's richest r man; U Ka-shing may be biggest loser From Quak Hiang Whai yi in Hongkong THE strongest would be the hardest hit, a Singapore banker told The Business Times on Thursday when the580 words
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Article290 1997-10-25 4 Source: AP-Dow Jones THE Hongkong dollar is enshrined in the Basic Law, a 50-year constitution for the territory that was worked out between Britain and China. The law, published in 1990, contains four main passages that relate specifically to the Hongkong dollar and financialSource: AP-Dow Jones - 290 words
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553 1997-10-25 4 while Dr Doom sees Hang Seng Index drifting to 8,000 and possibly lower Bloomberg [CARLSBAD, California! Fund managers Mark Mobius and Marc Faber, better known as Dr Doom, on Wednesday painted bleak scenarios for the outlook of Hongkong stocks. MrBloomberg - 553 words
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Article, Illustration44 1997-10-25 4 (SYDNEY] An investor watching an electronic display board when the Australian stock market opened yesterday. Australian and New Zealand stock markets continued Black Thursday's slide, with the NZ market dropping more than sper cent and Australia slipping 2per cent. REUTERSREUTERS - 44 words
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Article, Illustration434 1997-10-25 4 Larry Wee - HK$ peg seen as rwMifiiwg rraciil to outlook next week By Larry Wee [SINGAPORE] Profit-taking by both European and American funds put a firmer tone on Asean currencies yesterday morning, before comments suggesting a weak outlook resulted in a poor close toSource: Dow Jones - 434 words
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480 1997-10-25 4 Siow Li Sen - Economy able to take hike in its stride, they say By! Siow Li Sen [SINGAPORE] AS short-term interbank rates continue to be rattled, economists are increasingly taking the view that prime, or board, rates may have to rise by about half a480 words
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Article, Illustration838 1997-10-25 5 Steven Vines - COMMENTARY HK$-US$ peg deserves more attention than it has been given By Steven Vines A THICK haze hangs over Hongkong at the moment, the weather seeming to mirror the fallout from this week's stock market crash. r When the haze clears, we shall be able838 words
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334 1997-10-25 5 Leon Hadar - By Leon Hadar [WASHINGTON] The storm that whipped through Hongkong's financial markets on Thursday unnerved many American investors who are already concerned over the effects of the continuing financial turmoil in South-east Asia on US companies doing business in the Pacific Rim.334 words
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Article, Illustration358 1997-10-25 5 Bruce Cheesman - By\ Bruce Cheesman Bi!l [TAIPEI] Taiwan's central bank yesterday mobilised the island's formidable foreign exreserves for a further ib bail-out of the New Taiwan dollar in the wake of the Hongi9fikong stock market turmoil. t>- The worst-case scenario for Taiwan, which has the closestREUTERS - 358 words
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525 1997-10-25 5 Anthony Rowley - Japanese banks not highly vulnerable despite loan exposures: officials Byi Anthony Rowley [TOKYO] Japanese officials sought yesterday to play down the dangers of Asia's spreading financial crisis having a significant impact on Japan's still shaky economic recovery. They also said Japanese banks525 words
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Article445 1997-10-25 5 Neil Behrmann - Fall in Asean demand may be offset by gains in Middle East, India By Neil Behrmann ,{LONDON] Bullion dealers are not surprised that gold has failed to respond to the crisis .in Hongkong and turmoil on world stockmarkets. After rising briefly to US$325 (Sss2o) an445 words
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238 1997-10-25 5 Al Labita - By, Al Labita [MANILA] The central bank yesterday said it will slap stiff penalties on banks scrapping foreign exchange contracts to hide their US dollar hoardings. In a circular, bank governor Gabriel Singson said the penalties range from a 5,000 peso (*****)238 words
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Advertisement871 1997-10-25 5 APOUO ENTERPRISES LTQ (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) Announcement The Board of Apollo Enterprises Lid ("Apollo" or the "Company") refers to the announcement issued in Singapore on 22 October 1997 by NM Rothschild 6i Sons (Singapore) Limited on behalf of Samta Investment Pte Ltd (the "Offeror"). It was suied871 words
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THE WORLD
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Article312 1997-10-25 6 KUALA LUMPUR Reuters MALAYSIA'S Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC) is expected to cost about US$lO billion (Ssl6 billion) in infrastructure development over the next 10 to 15 years, a senior executive said yesterday. "It's an open-ended project. Ift terms of development it will proceed for perhapsReuters - 312 words
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Article, Illustration709 1997-10-25 6 Harish Mehta - BANGKOK Siam City Bank chief is Commerce Minister; 10 technocrats in 49-member team By Harish Mehta A TEAM of technocrats, bankers and telecom moguls was yesterday inducted into a Thai caretaker cabinet in a bid to bolster a flagging financial restructuring programme709 words
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376 1997-10-25 6 AFP [BANGKOK] Standard and Poor's (S&P) yesterday slashed Thailand's foreign currency ratings, saying political turmoil was undermining efforts to turn around the ailing Thai economy. The action came just a day after its rival Moody's delivered more bad news to troubled Thailand when itAFP - 376 words
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Article, Illustration516 1997-10-25 6 AFP [KUALA LUMPURJ Malaysian Premier Mahathir Mohamad warned his countrymen of a possible recession yesterday and urged them to exercise prudence in spending and buy home-made products. "With discipline we can (overcome the crisis). If we let them (Malaysians) do whatAFP - 516 words
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495 1997-10-25 6 Bruce Cheesman - TAIPEI Taipei ready to negotiate in Feb; no Beijing response yet Byl Bruce Cheesman CHINESE President Jiang Zemin's summit with Bill Clinton has led to Taiwan's President Lee Teng-hui bowing to international pressure to reluctantly set a date for the495 words
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Article, Illustration397 1997-10-25 6 SEOUL Korean stocks hit; analysts say bonds unlikely to tumble Bloomberg. Reuters SOUTH Korea's credit ratings were cut by Standard Poor's Corp (S&P), which lambasted the government's decision to bail out near-bankrupt Kia Group. The downgrade, which affects US$llO billion (*****.7 billion)Bloomberg.; Reuters; AFP - 397 words
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562 1997-10-25 6 WASHINGTON Crisis could cot US growth by half a point in '98: economist Bloomberg THE escalating economic crisis in Asia may be just the news the Federal Reserve needs to hold interest rates steady in the US for the near future.Bloomberg - 562 words
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219 1997-10-25 6 SANTA CLARA, California Bloomberg INTEL Corp said it's postponing the opening of a US$l.3 billion (Ss2 billion) Texas semiconductor plant by a year due to lagging demand for memory chips, forcing it to shift to other chips more in demand. Intel now plans toBloomberg - 219 words
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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609 1997-10-25 7 Conrad Raj - yields up for ■SUhe first time since 1989, but subsidiary disappoint By i Conrad Raj Cheaper fuel, a ■■Wrong recovery in cargo traf- fic and an improvement in yields pushed group interim earnings at Singapore Airlines (SIA) nearly 10 per609 words
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Article, Illustration396 1997-10-25 7 Christopher Tan - Group will set op five stores in S'pore and four in Kuala Lumpur Christopher Tan [SINGAPORE] Inchcape Bhd, set on expanding its soon-inde-pendent marketing services division, has landed the exclusive rights to distribute Benetni ton's fashion range in Singapore and Malaysia. The listed group, better396 words
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639 1997-10-25 7 Lee Han Shih - HOCK LOCK SIEW Lee Han Shih A RECENT article in Asiaweek magazine called Siam Cement "perhaps the hardest hit company in Asia by the currency turmoil" because of its high foreign currency debt. The writer should take a look at Sinar Mas. Compared639 words
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175 1997-10-25 7 [SINGAPORE] Pokka Corp has sunk deeper into the red, posting a group net loss of $1.07 million for the half-year ended July 31,1997. This works out to a loss per share of 1.28 cents, compared with the 0.51 of a cent suffered last175 words
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515 1997-10-25 7 Jennifer Lien - It is also moving production lines here to China, M'sia By> Jennifer Lien [SINGAPORE] Cash-strapped Vikay Industrial yesterday suspended trading in its shares and appointed Ernst Young (E&Y) as independent financial adviser to help the company get back on its feet. The515 words
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302 1997-10-25 7 Lee Han Shih - By Lee Han Shih [SINGAPORE] The Jardine group has raised its stake in Cycle Carriage Ltd (CCL) by one percentage point to 24.64 per cent just below the 25 per cent level which would trigger a mandatory offer. Yesterday CCL said it received notice302 words
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153 1997-10-25 7 [KUALA LUMPUR] PB Securities, the broking arm of Public Bank, has managed to avoid huge losses from a "married" deal which turned sour. The listed parent said the matter had been resolved and there was no financial loss to the group but did not153 words
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REGIONAL COMPANIES
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385 1997-10-25 8 Al Labita - Delay may push Smart towards more leans, squeeze profits r From. Al Labita jm Manila SMART, the telecommunications unit of Indonesia's Salim Group, yesterday deferred the 2 unch of its initial public ofr (IPO) due to hostile market $nditions. The385 words
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349 1997-10-25 8 Share sale to be pat off till volatility subsides: Peregrine Bloomberg [HONGKONG] China Nation al Aviation Co (CNAC) became the first company to postpone its initial share sale in Hongkong in the wake of the stockmarket's worst decline since 1969. The delay wasBloomberg - 349 words
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295 1997-10-25 8 [SINGAPORE) SBS took a beating on its debut as a sin-gle-tranche stock yesterday, but dealers and analysts were not too perturbed. The counter ended at $6.40, down 75 cents (from Local's last price), earning itself a place among the top losers of the day.295 words
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503 1997-10-25 8 Rajendra Bajpal - Confidence shaken as first-half profits are expected to be lower By] Rajendra Bajpal in New Delhi PERVASIVE pessimism has descended on India's business community with confidence badly shaken about business prospects for the traditionally better second half-year which kicked off this month. The503 words
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COMPAMIES
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431 1997-10-25 9 Charges of US$3l4 million to end certain contracts result in a lossof USslB2m Bloomberg (WASHINGTON] MCI Communications Corp reported that third-quarter profit fell 57 per cent, before charges that gave it a final loss, as the company began formal talksBloomberg - 431 words
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Article, Illustration90 1997-10-25 9 [NEW YORK] Philip Morris, the biggest US cigarette maker, launched an attempt on Thursday to take smoking into the 21st century with tin electronic smoking system driven by nickel cadmium batteries and computer chips. The device is intended to make smoking more sociallyacceptable by eliminating the smokeREUTERS - 90 words
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304 1997-10-25 9 Higher fares, lower fuel costs, rising passenger traffic Bloomberg [CHICAGO] Southwest Airlines Co, Delta Air Lines Inc r and America West Holdings all posted better-than-ex-pected quarterly profits as the airline industry benefited Z from higher fares, lower fuel costs and rising passenger traffic.Bloomberg - 304 words
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371 1997-10-25 9 Bloomberg [TOKYO] Sony Computer Entertainment (SCE), the computer game entertainment unit of Sony Corp. will repurchase 700,000 to 800,000 of its video game software packages from retailers to reduce inventory as many new titles are being released. The video game softwareBloomberg - 371 words
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FINANCE & COMMODITIES
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Article, Illustration482 1997-10-25 10 It says agency breached pact in report which said Blair was booed while xn siting PTfhflngA Reuters [LONDON] Liffe's chief executive said on Thursday the exchange would not allow Reuters to report from its floor pending a review, but that its relationship with theReuters - 482 words
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249 1997-10-25 10 Bloomberg [CHARLOTTE, North Carolina] Nationsßank promised to sell about U552.93 billion (554.63 billion) in Florida deposits to one or more regional banks in a move to win regulatory approval for its proposed acquisition of Barnett Banks. The United States' fourthlargest bank said it'sBloomberg - 249 words
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Article, Illustration426 1997-10-25 10 USS/mark: US$/mark climbed to a high of 1.7923 by Wednesday before it gave way to selling pressures which saw it fall to 1.7635 on Thursday. Some buying interest emerged thereafter, bringing the unit up to 1.7690 level on Friday morning. Daily stochastics are turningSource: DBS Bank - 426 words
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157 1997-10-25 10 (SINGAPORE] The Singapore International Monetary Exchange chalked up a singleday record volume of 271,028 futures and options contracts on Thursday. That was the day which saw hectic and volatile trading in the foreign exchange and stock markets. Simex said last night that Thursday's157 words
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168 1997-10-25 10 AFP [BEIJING] China has granted a licence to the US insurer Aetna to operate a joint-ven-ture life insurance operation in Shanghai, the company said on Thursday. The licence is the second for a US insurer, following American International Group (AIG), which was grantedAFP - 168 words
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241 1997-10-25 10 SSMES. Report Reuters [SINGAPORE) Simex Eurodollar futures pared some of their gains yesterday as Hong kong shares made a firm comeback from the previous day's plunge, boosting stock markets in Tokyo and Europe. "The whole market came in today just to focus on Hongkong.Reuters - 241 words
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170 1997-10-25 10 Perry Gilbert - MSCITAIW AX FUTURES Perry Gilbert Perry Gilbert, vice-president, Refco Singapore Pte Ltd. [SINGAPORE) The Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures contract closed higher yesterday after an uncertain opening. Once Hongkong rebounded, buying emerged from the larger players and took the October contract170 words
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234 1997-10-25 10 ENERGY REPORT Reuters [NEW YORK] Nymex crude was called slightly higher yesterday after rival Kurdish factions in northern Iraq called off a week-long ceasefire. Crude was called steady to five US cents a barrel higher. Petrol and heating oil were called steady to 0.25 USReuters - 234 words
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Article296 1997-10-25 10 Reuters London THE US dollar's foray above 122 yen yesterday and Its subsequent hasty retreat sharked talk of Bank of Japan intervention, but such speculation is premature, analysts said. Even the recent turmoil in South-east Asian asset and currency markets has, so far, failed to jolt dollar/yen outReuters - 296 words
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Article1775 1997-10-25 11 S1C0M FUTURES Oct24 (Mwts dniat m it SJOia) RSS1 CONTRACTS cwrtiAo) Clot* Voftmo Opon Month Hi** Low S«tt (tonnot) Intfwt Nov 97 13S.2S 50 DK 97 137.25 1300 Jan 98 139.50 WTO Feb 90 142.50 WTO .u Ue6 H"« W5-50 WO Apr/Jw90 ***** ***** ***** 300 ***** j5/S*c1,775 words
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Article2335 1997-10-25 11 LONDON ogl y Noci 31 Croup 501 9 or Ports 286.400 unch ---Abbey National 952 *23 0 SCAfcied Oomecg 510 -3 Amec 150.400 unch h Asda Croup 155.400 2.400 to* VAT Ind S58 "6 ;.;«6P»C 257 18 <-"««ICC 170.400 -4.600 •••BOC Croup 1055 9.570 BR Petroleum 8852,335 words
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Article1654 1997-10-25 11 AFP Hlßkka22S >***** SHARE prices closed higher yesterday as a technical rally in Hongkong triggered local short-covering and helped recoup early losses. Brokers agree that near-term prospects for the domestic market now largely depend on the movement of the Hongkong financial markets. The 225-share Nikkei Average ended up 212.19AFP - 1,654 words
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Article, Illustration1636 1997-10-25 12 Bloomberg £jHan|Seng +71&04 STOCKS rallied yesterday, lifting the benchmark index by 6.9 per cent, as a decline in interest rates allayed concern the currency's peg to the US dollar will break. That concern and rising rates on Thursday triggered •-the worst rout in Hongkong shares since the 1989 TiananmenBloomberg - 1,636 words
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Article, Illustration597 1997-10-25 12 Reuters FlShemfaenß Index +LBQ THE Shenzhen B share market closed higher yesterday in line with a rebound in Hongkong shares. The B Index rose 1.80 points to 118.81 on turnover of HKJ62 million. The A Index rose 9.99 points to 413.60 on turnover of 10.0 billion yuan. "B sharesReuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 597 words
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Article399 1997-10-25 12 AFP QwPlafax -106J7 STOCKS closed lower yesterday in the wake of the Hongkong stock market crash the previous day and the drop on Wall Street overnight. Traders said investors retreated to the sidelines for fear that the financial crisis in Hongkong would extend to Taiwan. The Weighted Price IndexAFP - 399 words
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Article247 1997-10-25 12 Bloomberg Q Wellington -***** Share prices plunged yesterday, after a rout in Hongkong stocks on Thursday sent shock waves through world equity markets. Dealers said stocks with US depositary receipts led the decline. The NZSE Top-40 Index fell 139.61 points, or 5.4 per cent, to 2,469.75. Bloomberg ww 1Bloomberg - 247 words
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Article, Illustration824 1997-10-25 12 AFP □set Index -17.M SHARE prices dropped 3.4 per cent yesterday amid a broadbased sell-off as concerns over the country's political and economic direction persisted. Analysts said the weakness in regional, US and European markets saw the local bourse catching up after its closure on Thursday for a holiday.AFP - 824 words
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Article424 1997-10-25 12 AFP P Composite Intel -33J5 SHARE prices plunged 5.5 per cent yesterday, as panic selling resulted in the biggest sin-gle-day fall in the history of the bourse. The Composite Index fell 33.15 points to 570.91, surpassing the Aug 13, 1993 drop, when the index lost 32.37 points. Turnover wasAFP - 424 words
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Article603 1997-10-25 12 AFP □MlOrtouy -53J SHARE prices closed 2 per cent lower but off their lows yesterday as the bourse reeled from the impact of falls in European, American and Asian stock markets. The All Ordinaries Index sank 84.5 points in early trade, before recovering to end 53.6 points weaker atAFP - 603 words
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Article, Illustration714 1997-10-25 12 AFP P Composite Index -3.74 STOCKS slipped yesterday amid an uncertain outlook for the region but closed off their lows on a late rebound. "Overall, the market is very quiet. I think concerns over the region are still there, although Hongkong managed to bounce back today," a dealer said.AFP - 714 words
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Article326 1997-10-25 12 AFP Q Manila +MJO7 SHARE prices rose yesterday on a technical rebound. "A technical rebound and bargain hunting pushed the market up," said a trader. The PSE Composite Index gained 14.87 points to 1,847.78. Turnover was 1.1 billion shares at 1.7 billion pesos. Ayala Land rose 75 centavos toAFP - 326 words
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Article, Illustration313 1997-10-25 13 AFX-Asia f3 Composite Index -14.06 SHARE prices closed lower yesterday, but off lows after a technical rebound in the Hongkong market, dealers said. The KLSE Composite Index fell 14.06 points at 692.39. The Emas Index fell 3.17 points to 199.87 and the secondAFX-Asia - 313 words
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163 1997-10-25 14 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH -By 1 R Sivanithy BARGAIN-HUNTING is a term that is rarely used these days the way things are going, today's bargains become tomorrow's premium stocks. Still, there's no denying that the widespread devastation has floored the entire163 words
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Article2380 1997-10-25 14 'I MALAYSIAN STOCKS ll Or Or I ,997 U«t Vol Day Last Quote W* Otv YW MM M Cap High L— Stno Company Safr COOP) High L— Buyr S—' C'vr M Sm* "3® 141 mi 5000 AISB 50c 1S3 cd 1 98 160 tio 153 155 i!o 3.32,380 words
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Article750 1997-10-25 15 TWWOVtt COOO) VALUE ('OOO) nw» tun o>» rw *s i p *s m SHE iffi S IT iiH iSE wSi »u§ MAM CUM TOT At a i-m —i i i t: flWCl 7 T 2 8] 9 W H** SSI 020 5 Wnw»»* 5 9 1 4 15 J 9750 words
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Article148 1997-10-25 16 ft ft KHHWIIf 1 P'f' 5tKCorpn5c~ 14,830,000 HKL RFWWT1203 11,920,000 OSS Und 11,484,000 DBS Foreign 10,926,000 HotvnglnvNT5 9,243,000 MKUndUSIOc 8,752,000 *RHBC4p Wt99 8,173,000 MitEteclOc 7,390,000 MngTai 25c 6,815,000 •Metroptex 50c 5,448,000 ttwta DBS Foreign 156,169,052 Cifry Dev 50c 34,586,723 0CBC Foreign 30,927,127 DBS Und 30,523,680 U08 Foreign 29,997,594 HKLMdUSIOc 21,921,600148 words
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Article, Illustration62 1997-10-25 16 Shiv Taneja - Shiv Taneja FHTK HOLDINGS closed 8.5 cents lower to 57.5 cents yesterday on a volume of 3.23 million shares traded, compared with its l(Xlay traded average of 316,300 units. Both daily and weekly RSI and stochastics have just fallen below 25, an# the daily and weekly MACD charts62 words
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Article, Illustration637 1997-10-25 16 R Sivanithy - STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY The market does not appear to be oat of the woods despite recovering from the day's lows as many people are inclined to sell into strength m R Sivanithy (SINGAPORE] Hongkong continued to provide the main direction for localChart info from Bridge - 637 words
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Article108 1997-10-25 16 CONSPICUOUS consumption can be bad for your corporate health, it seems. Philip G Potter, who describes himself as a member of the "young affluent", was "allowed to resign" after he was featured in the New York Times, reported Bloomberg news recently. In the story, the twenty-something108 words
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Article122 1997-10-25 16 IT'S NICE to know that Bome in our own despite 1 /CL-' un preciidsntea regional currency ftlliiafock market volatility, are willing to devote time and rioitey for the less foitouiate.The local traders are planning a f l!^^?S®£^? in, monNw 12 for GueSt<*Hipnout will beMr Lee122 words
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Article45 1997-10-25 16 X%\ >:■ was the explanation given as the benchmark Straits Times Industrials Index started off the day with a drop of more than 4 per cent or almost 75 points. Wonder if its recovery thereafter was enough to change their minds about future visits.45 words
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Article75 1997-10-25 16 WELL, just in case they are thinking about getting back in, AsiaMoney's October issue ranks ING Barings tope in three out of four categories for Singapore research. In a survey of7oo fund managers investing in Asian equities, ING took top spots for overall research, specialist research75 words
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Article90 1997-10-25 16 NEVER mind its plungifcgahareprice and Singapore Airlines continue® to win accolades elsewhere. And this time, from no less than the demanding French whose Barometre Voyages d Affaires voted it the top a irl i ne in terms of fttactualify, safety record and quick checfcin facilities. SIA was90 words
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Article66 1997-10-25 16 WIS*VE heard a lot of explanations about beating, but this one surely takes the dike. According to wire reports American Republican Senator Aifoaae O'Amato explained it's because the British have handed over their colon> to the Chinese. 'This is a warning is *yet to come in Hongkongnowihaljpie communist66 words
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Article4888 1997-10-25 15 Transaction Date: Oct 24 o* or mm* 19*7 Last VI On L«t Ouott Mv Mv YM MM Ca Avq Hlqli Law StNo Company Sa*t COOP) Hlqfi Law Bwyar SaWar Cm H P/l $nl Mca 157 SO a 1020 ACE Dvnamtcs60c 59 -6 78 60 57 57 59 44.34,888 words
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Advertisement58 1997-10-25 16 v. JT. \l IJP "My friends were talking about the adventure camp to Pulau Karimun they had read about in Cats' Mews. I don't want to be leftout -1 read Cats' Mews every Sunday now." Yeo Sam Jay, secondary four student ir^MMsa Sec Sunday qjkw a Sunday Classified special on58 words
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Article, Illustration1397 1997-10-25 17 Harry Harding - Unless the ARF can move to a higher stage of development it may lose the support it currently enjoys in the United States, says Harry Harding Harry Harding Dr Harry Harding is Dean, Elliot School of International Affairs, The George Washington University, Washington DC,AFP - 1,397 words
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Article, Illustration1272 1997-10-25 17 Steve Parker - The Apec meeting in Vancouver in November will be workmanlike, with nothing spectacular expected By I Steve Parker Dr Steve Parker is Chief Economist, The Asia Foundation, San Francisco and, US Coordinator, Trade Policy Forum, Pacific Economic Cooperation Council. THE Asia PacificREUTER - 1,272 words
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Article, Illustration1761 1997-10-25 18 Renato Cruz De Castro - Renato Cms Do Castro explains why programmes to modernise the Philippine Armed Forces have not taken off Renato Cruz De Castro Renato Cruz De Castro was formerly Chair, International Studies Department of the De La Salle University. He is currently a FulbrightREUTER - 1,761 words
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Article, Illustration945 1997-10-25 18 James Gomez - BOOK REVIEW Michael R J Vatikiotis, Political Change in Southeast Asia: Trimming the Baa>w> Tree, London and New York: Routledge, 199 pages. By James Gomez James Gomez is a doctoral candidate of the Department of Political Studies at the School of Oriental and945 words
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Article, Illustration1599 1997-10-25 19 P J Lloyd - p J Xaioyd explains the value of such a link and the form it should take P J Lloyd Professor P J Lloyd is the Ritchie Professor of Economics and the Director of the Asian Business Centre at the University of» Melbourne. 1N 1993,1,599 words
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1084 1997-10-25 19 James Cotton - Australia's white paper on foreigi policy contains continuities as well as significant changes from the past By, James Cotton Professor James Cotton is Professor of Political Science, University of Tasmania, Hobart. THE Australian government's new white paper, "In the National Interest", is the first1,084 words
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Article, Illustration1391 1997-10-25 20 Amyn B Sajoo - Despite the pains of the currency turmoil, it is necessary to continue with economic liberalisation, says Amyn b sajoo Amyn B Sajoo Dr Amyn B Sajoo is a/Smher Canada-Asean Fellow at ISEAS. He is currently an independent consultantjjgQed in Vancouver. AT the annualREUTER - 1,391 words
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Article, Illustration866 1997-10-25 20 Priscilla Hon - rhe imperatives of state sovereignty and demands or some level of nternatianal governance if the environment are two opposing trends at work m Priscilla Hon Priscilla Hon is a Research Associate at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies. Recently, the haze in South-east AsiaAZIZ HUSSIN/ST; REUTER - 866 words
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Advertisement111 1997-10-25 18 The Editor Trends Institute of Southeast Asian Studies Heng Mui Keng Terrace Pasir Panjang Singapore *****6 Td: 778-0965 Flax: 775-6264 The Institute Hie Institute of Southeast Asian Studies was established as an autonomous organisation in 1968. It is a regional research centre for scholars and other specialists concerned with modern111 words
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Advertisement217 1997-10-25 19 THE PRICE OF VICTORY The 1997 Singapore General Election and Beyond Derek da Cunha About the author Derek da Cunha is a Senior Fellow at Southeast Asian he works in the 'includes and security issues. He also the quarterly Contemporary In the months leading up to the 1997 Singapore general217 words
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Article, Illustration1729 1997-10-25 21 BEN MUNROE - It requires diversifying into related businesses, a more international art scene and generating greater awareness, bbh mphroe finds 01^ BEN MUNROE WITH the regional currency crisis biting deep, businesses heavily dependent on disposable dollars are among the first to worry. The art market inIllustration by Jennifer Chua - 1,729 words
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Article54 1997-10-25 21 IN THE midst of the stock market meltdown, one senior analyst pontificated that there are basically three things investors need to know about the market: 1. Buy low and sell high. 2. How high is high and how low is low. 3. High can be higher and54 words
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Article49 1997-10-25 21 WITH stock markets crashing on Thursday, morbid jokes began making their rounds in broking houses. One dealer suggested that all windows in broking firms should be bolted from the outside. This led one wag to wonder whether it was a new locally-developed application called Windows 97.49 words
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Article31 1997-10-25 21 THE Singapore Police Force is out recruiting, and in a recent job ad they were looking for Home Affairs senior executives or Hase for short. Acrynym or job description?31 words
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Article75 1997-10-25 21 AT a Fortune 500 forum here yesterday attended by Singapore's ministers, MPs and CEOs, the American chairing the panel discussion Jim Rohwer obviously had a hard time dealing with Chinese names, despite having written a book on Asia. He kept referring to Sing Tel chairman Koh75 words
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Article, Illustration661 1997-10-25 22 Susan Tsang - CINEMA Her hard impenetrable screen presence makes the star perfect for conveying the rigours of Navy training By\ Susan Tsang GI Jane sees Demi Moore as an officer in the Navy's intelligence unit who becomes a test-case female undergoing Navy SEAL (Sea Air and Land)661 words
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Article, Illustration381 1997-10-25 22 Surendren Apparoo - NIGHTSPOT Retro Music Bar offers music from the 70s and 80s By I Surendren Apparoo YOUR waist is thicker, your hair's a lot thinner and you can't relate to Perfect 10 although all the hits seem to have a familiar ring. David Bowie'sERIC CHU - 381 words
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Article, Illustration586 1997-10-25 23 Susan Tsang - CINEMA The action man proves he can Hold his own against an excellent cast in Cop Land, a movie worth catching Susan Tsang Cop Land, Sylvester Staldeparts from his supermode to take on acting heavyweights like Harvey Keitel and Robert De Niro, and the586 words
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Article, Illustration345 1997-10-25 23 M Yasotha - Compiled by M Yasotha CONCERT British Council Jubilee Concert Catch the world premiere performance of Geoffrey Burgon's Piano Concerto by the SSO which was specially commissioned to celebrate the British Council's 50th Anniversary in Singapore. Guest pianist is Joanna MacGregor. Anne Manson conducts. Programme also includes Delius's The345 words
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Article, Illustration701 1997-10-25 24 Jaime Ee - A model foreign talent he's got what we want PROFILE-^ By, Jaime Ee talent the government would like Singapore to have more of. It's that kind of story a foreigner drawn here not by fat perks but his love for the tropics; a business opportuni-ty-to be the middleman between aARTHUR LEE - 701 words
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Article, Illustration546 1997-10-25 24 TAN SU YEN - A new store offers an eclectic range and design advice, by tamsuyen TAN SU YEN THE property market may be down but thankfully homeowners are still splashing out on the interiors of their hard-earned homes. This quest among the houseproud for quality furnishings546 words
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Article, Illustration661 1997-10-25 25 TAN SU YEN - This increasingly popular delicacy tias a reveals ta* su ten TAN SU YEN IT'S becoming an annual affair. At this time of year when stores are busy dressing up for Christmas, the city's top Chinese restaurants are otherwise preoccupied with the hairy crab661 words
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Article, Illustration669 1997-10-25 25 Corinne Kerk - URESTAURANT Red Wok's Glob focuses successfully on authenticity in its Chinese cuisine By* Corinne Kerk RED Wok's Club, one of the newest eateries in Tanjong Pagar, reminds you of an old Chinese home with its wooden tables, bare floors, pictures of old Singapore, and ChinesestylePHOTOS BY CHRIS LOH - 669 words
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Article, Illustration576 1997-10-25 25 Jaime Ee - RESTAURANT By, Jaime Ee THERE #re ,of sons for flutoig to the new VJH toria Sqflap- Kos ta uran t jM Grmt World City,j but tW be glad to escape V>% tairK' sane environment wMr# £ou are served, not shora^.? 4 v Secondly, VCHRIS LOH - 576 words
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Article, Illustration1507 1997-10-25 26 KENNETH JAMES - Media mogul Pat McGovern foresaw the explosion of the computer industry and opted to be its information provider. He tells kemmeth jambs why KENNETH JAMES THESE days it's hard to walk through a bookstore without being inundated by computer magazines and books. Information once of interest onlyARTHUR LEE - 1,507 words
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458 1997-10-25 26 PATRICK McGovern never thought any book that called its readers "dummies" could ever sell. Fortunately he was willing to give it a shot. The rest is publishing history. He remembers: "I was on the board of IDG Books when they first suggested that we458 words
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Article, Illustration638 1997-10-25 27 Air Force One. When the presidential plane is hijacked, Harrison Ford shows what an action-hero president is made of. Lido, Yishun, Tampines, Marina. Clementi, Beach Road, Central, Eastpoint. Bean: The Ultimate Disaster Movie. The walking accident, Mr Bean, is mistaken for an art expert by unsuspecting Americans. Lido. Conspiracy638 words
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Article120 1997-10-25 27 Cathay Org Cathay 338-3400 Eastshore 346-1816 Picturehouse 338-3400 Yangtze 223-7529 BngWata Empress 777-5867 Jubilee 454-1640 Mandarin 292-9401 Marina 338-9719 Whltesands 585-1782 OoldmVUlAf* Bedok 443-2405 Bishan 353-8885 Boon Lay 792-2788 Broadway 454-9:194 Majestic Xl 3-9032 Marina 337-9488 Pavilion 786-5788 TampinesB 786-5788 Tiongßahru 274-6588 Yishun 257-7848 Ownh BKovto Clement!/120 words
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Article, Illustration1494 1997-10-25 28 MARK GRAHAM - Coaxing an old Volkswagen along is one of the most appropriate ways to learn about an island that seems to have stood still in time, says mark graham MARK GRAHAM IT RATTLED, it rolled, it crawled and complained. Occasionally, with a stiff breeze, a downhill stretch andPHOTOS BY MARK GRAHAM - 1,494 words
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Advertisement115 1997-10-25 25 New German German chef Gerhard Gartner will Cuisine present this unique cuisine complemented with German wines in a set lunch and a la 24 October to 1 November carte dinner promotion. Lighter and more nutritional than traditional fare, New German dishes boast new and innovative recipes. Former owner and chef115 words
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Miscellaneous660 1997-10-25 27 RECOMMENDED VIEWIHQ rrnllrkro emotions run the usual oiunis gaiiore roilercoaster. This time from Norris Fran is upset to find out that Sylvia is planning to The Hitman, spm, Ch 5 enter a retirement home. Stunts are the strength as Chuck Norris goes The Stuff, 11pm, Ch 5 undercover to infiltrate660 words
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