The Business Times, 17 December 1997
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Title Section20 1997-12-17 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MITA(P) lltyiaw 85c s I N G A P O R I Internet: http://www.asial.com.sg/biztimes WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17,199720 words
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Article, Illustration759 1997-12-17 1 Frances Lui - One major foreign bank says its default rate now stands at 6 per cent By'. Frances Lui [SINGAPORE] The collection departments at banks are shifting into high gear as personal loan defaults mount, with at least one bank hit by a 6 per759 words
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492 1997-12-17 1 Loh Hid Yin Ang Wan May - From Loh Hid Yin Ang Wan May in Hongkong in Singapore FINANCIAL services group Jardine Fleming is expanding its stockbroking business in Singapore even as it dismissed strong market talk that it was planning to lay off hundreds in its492 words
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422 1997-12-17 1 Christopher Tan Annette Pan - Niche brand Saab too sees better orders; BMW an exception By< Christopher Tan Annette Pan [SINGAPORE] Car distributors are chalking up huge increases in bookings as buyers previously sidelined by high COEs have emerged. Companies were coy about actual numbers understandable422 words
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Article, Illustration821 1997-12-17 1 Ven Sreenivasan Clarissa Tan - 3-month interbank rates soar to 9.5% before easing to 8*5% By' Ven Sreenivasan Clarissa Tan [SINGAPORE] The Singapore dollar broke through the $1.70 barrier against the greenback to hit a six-year low yesterday amid fresh carnage in Asian forex andSource: Dow Jones; REUTERS - 821 words
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Advertisement141 1997-12-17 1 Oureiwr price war Carrefour is embroiled in a new price war this time with Asia-Pacific Breweries for selling Tiger beer below recommended price. F*2 China may not be immune from the region's economic troubles, Pf6 AsGftA Summit South-east Asian economies yesterday said they would start using their own currencies to141 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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254 1997-12-17 2 Ven Sreenivasan - Board invests $291 m in eight CDF projects this year By Ven Sreenivasan THE size of the Economic Development Board's (EDB) Cluster Development Fund (CDF) has doubled to $2 billion this year. The EDB's investment arm, EDB Investments Pte Ltd, now manages $2.3254 words
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Article47 1997-12-17 2 Corrections clarifications IN the Enterprise 50 supplement we published on Nov 29, we wrongly listed the turnover of Chesuyan Interior Design Decoration Pte Limited as being $1,838 million for 1996. The correct figure for Chesuyan's turnover in 1996 is $11,838 million. We are sorry for the error.47 words
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Article, Illustration377 1997-12-17 2 Frances Lui - Carrefour embroiled in new price war with APB Brewery refuses to supply to hypermarket for selling beer below recommended price Hy Frances Lui FIRST it was Lam Soon, upset that Carrefour was selling its Knife brand cooking oil below its recommended retail price. Now the French hypermart is embroiled in377 words
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Article, Illustration464 1997-12-17 2 Jenny Lam - By. Jenny Lam PIDEMCO Land, which is spending $20 million to upgrade Temasek Tower in Shenton Way, intends to create an open-air lunch hub through the addition of a sunken plaza and two retailrelated blocks. In a recent interview with BT, Pidemco vice-president of design464 words
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Article, Illustration315 1997-12-17 2 Carol Eng - EYE ON THE ECONOMY Outlook By< Carol Eng SINGAPORE "could show a surprising ability to grow in adverse circumstances", says the Overseas Union Bank on the outlook of the economy in the wake of the Asian financial turmoil. In its latest economic commentary, the bankSource: UOB - 315 words
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294 1997-12-17 2 David Boey - Statement not short of praise for outgoing president Daniel Goh By\ David Boey SINGAPORE Cable Vision (SCV) yesterday confirmed that Yong Lum Sung, currently general manager of Singapore Technologies' Sun Page, will replace Daniel Goh as its president on Jan 2. The cable294 words
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119 1997-12-17 2 THE Asian Media Information and Communication Centre this year increased its awards recognising excellence in writing about the media from two to three. They are: ♦Asian Print Media Write Award for articles on Asian print media, co-sponsored with Singapore Press Holdings; ♦Asian Television119 words
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MARKETS IN TURMOIL
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771 1997-12-17 4 Jennifer Veale - Ailing markets surge but analysts expect euphoria to be short-lived From. Jennifer Veale in Seoul SOUTH Korea's gamble to float its currency breathed new life into its ailing markets yesterday, as the government intensified its efforts to inject liquidity into the parched financial771 words
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467 1997-12-17 4 Reuters Bloomberg [BANGKOK] The embattled Thai baht recovered late yesterday from a deep dive to a record low after central bank intervention and a stern warning against excessive local speculation propped it up, dealers said. The baht, which sank to a recordReuters; Bloomberg - 467 words
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Article, Illustration830 1997-12-17 4 Anthony Rowley - Nikkei gains on bet it will include bail-out for banks, tax cots From, Anthony Rowley in Tokyo JAPAN'S ruling Liberal Democratic Party yesterday delayed again its eagerlyawaited economic stimulus and financial system restructuring package, which is now scheduled to appear today. The move appearedREUTERS - 830 words
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Article, Illustration366 1997-12-17 4 Al Labita - From Al Labita in Manila THE beleaguered Philippine peso yesterday broke through the 40 to a US dollar barrier, prompting lawmakers to call for the sacking of central bank and finance officials. "We should now seriously consider changing the central bank governor andAFP - 366 words
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636 1997-12-17 4 S N Vasuki - Stocks stagß mild rally, unfazed by S&P credit watch call From S N Vasuki in Jakarta THE Indonesian rupiah strengthened to the 5,500 level against the US dollar yesterday, thanks to some late afternoon intervention by Bank Indonesia. Market sentiment was also boosted636 words
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297 1997-12-17 4 Loh Hui Yin - But HE traders still on their gnard fa* next roand of attack From Loh Hui Yin in Hongkong AN UNEASY calm has descended on the Hongkong dollar as currency traders focused their energy on the beleaguered South-east Asian currencies. "There's not much interest in297 words
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429 1997-12-17 5 Future of BZW offices in M'sia, Indonesia uncertain; more than 20 staff in EL axed Bloomberg [HONGKONG] Credit Suisse First Boston is negotiating to buy BZW Asia Ltd, the Asian equities business of Barclays pic, in a move thatBloomberg - 429 words
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332 1997-12-17 5 FT [JAKARTA] Indonesia's brokers say they are getting tough on insider trading, front-running (a trader buying stock for himself before booking a larger volume of the same stock for a client) and other practices that were tolerated during the bull-run but which turnedFT - 332 words
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545 1997-12-17 5 No point discussing extra cash nntil US decides: Waigel Reuters [WASHINGTON] Germany on Monday said there was no point in discussing an International Monetary Fund appeal for extra cash until Washington made its position clear. German Finance Minister Theo Waigel, long anReuters - 545 words
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350 1997-12-17 5 Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Bond market observers from top US investment firms said the fallout from Asia's financial crises will drive 30-year US bond yields lower in coming weeks. Their views diverge, though, on the prospects for Treasuries in 1998. Speaking at a BloombergBloomberg - 350 words
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FOCUS: MONEY MATTERS
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Article, Illustration1316 1997-12-17 6 The country may not be immune from the region's economic troubles The Economist [BEIJING] Amidst Asia's troubles, it is natural that many in China should deny that this vast country's own economic miracle is being shrunk down to size. China's export growth, central television hasThe Economist; Compiled by BT; Source: - 1,316 words
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Article479 1997-12-17 6 Neil Behrmann - Analysts believe pound vulnerable to economic downturn From, Neil Behrmann in London STERLING'S safe-haven status against Asian turmoil and European Monetary Union worries could very well be under threat. Following its surge in previous months, foreign exchange dealers and analysts believe that the pound is now overvalued479 words
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Article375 1997-12-17 6 Can Korea immofln a US$20b outflow In Dec? KOREA may have up to US$20 billion (SS33.2 billion) in shortterm borrowings due for repayment by year-end. With seven chaebols having gone under dragging with them 14 out of 33 merchant banks there's a growing fear that foreign creditors are likely375 words
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Article335 1997-12-17 6 Larry Wee - Compiled by Larry Wee Compiled by Larry Wee ANZ Investment Bank (ANZ), DMG (Deutsche Morgan Grenfell), Independent Economic Analysis (IDEA) and JP Morgan (JPM) United Statu Tomorrow: October trade figures should at worst be unchanged, but an improvement from September's US$ll.l billion (SslB.B billion) deficit looks more335 words
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ASEAN INFORMAL SUMMIT
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Article, Illustration715 1997-12-17 7 Yang Razali Kassim - Move aimed at reducing dependence on US$, providing long-term stability Reports by' Yang Razali Kassim in Kuala Lumpur SOUTH-east Asian economies yesterday said they would start using their own currencies to finance trade among themselves and with their key tradingAFP - 715 words
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227 1997-12-17 7 SOUTH-EAST Asian nations which have been hit by the financial crisis are in no position to regulate currency trading, Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday. "We are really not in a position to regulate the trading of currencies. To me, (it's)227 words
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Article, Illustration654 1997-12-17 7 Yang Razali Kassim - COMMENTARY It all began with an informal but historic moot By Yang Razali Kassim THE sceptics did not give the second Asean informal summit a chance to succeed, even before it began. After all, the financial turmoil had taken away the glitz from654 words
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SOUTH-EAST ASIA
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471 1997-12-17 8 Move could save govt 50m b&ht annually; opposition MPs nrged to follow suit BANGKOK Reuters AFP THAILAND'S cabinet agreed yesterday to cut the allowances of government ministers and members of parliament by 20 per cent in an attempt to save moneyReuters; AFP - 471 words
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178 1997-12-17 8 BANGKOK AFP THAILAND'S national carrier Thai Airways International pic must be privatised by next June, the Transport Minister was yesterday quoted as saying. Suthep Theksafran has told the airline's chairman Madihol Chantrangkun to help decide the price of the 100 million new shares expected toAFP - 178 words
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188 1997-12-17 8 MANILA AFP PHILIPPINE authorities are likely to increase the minimum daily wage by up to 24 per cent to 205 pesos (558.60) to compensate for a steep currency depreciation, Labour Department sources said yesterday. The National Productivity and Wages CommissionAFP - 188 words
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244 1997-12-17 8 MANILA AFP THE leaders of China and Vietnam called for the maintenance of the status quo for the disputed Spratly islands during meetings with Philippine President Fidel Ramos at the Kuala Lumpur Asean summit, an official statement in Kuala Lumpur saidAFP - 244 words
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Article, Illustration360 1997-12-17 8 BANGKOK Richard Ellis pots vacancy rate at more than 23% AFP BANGKOK's formerly hypercharged property sector has come to a grinding halt with millions of square feet of office space lying vacant or unfinished, analysts said yesterday. The full extentAFP; FILE PHOTO - 360 words
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CHINA-HONGKONG-TAIWAN
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217 1997-12-17 9 BEIJING Bloomberg FOREIGN direct investment in China remains on course to surpass last year's record total of U5542.3 biUion (5571.59 billion), underscoring China's immunity from Asia's financial crisis. Direct investment by foreign funded enterprises in factory and equipment reached US$4O billion inBloomberg - 217 words
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264 1997-12-17 9 Buace Cheesman - TAIPEI Key feature of bill is compensation fond for injured workers By. Buace Cheesman TAIWAN'S Opposition has seized on two fatal accidents last week to expedite legislation to improve Taiwan's notoriously poor industrial safety record. A bill providing for tougher enforcement of industrial safety264 words
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Article, Illustration558 1997-12-17 9 Exports likely to be hit by weaker Asian currencies and rising trade friction BEIJING AFP Reuters WEAKER currencies in South-east Asia and rising trade friction are likely to dampen China's exports next year, Chinese Trade Minister Wu Yi was quoted yesterday as saying. "Compared withAFP; Reuters; FILE PHOTO - 558 words
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338 1997-12-17 9 BEIJING Foreign debt holders will also oppose move, says economist Reuters CHINA is unlikely to devalue its yuan currency next year because of continued export strength and domestic opposition from holders of foreign debt, an economist with Jardine Fleming said yesterday. Some Chinese exportsReuters - 338 words
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212 1997-12-17 9 KYOTq Bridge News CHINA'S monolithic state-run Capital Iron and Steel (Shougang) Corp said yesterday it is awaiting government approval to list on the stock market, Kyodo news agency reported. The move follows years of restructuring and a key Communist Party decision inBridge News - 212 words
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ASIA
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464 1997-12-17 10 TOKYO Economists expect GDP to be sluggish in '98; govt to cut taxes, boost spending to avert recession Bloomberg JAPAN'S economy will see sluggish growth next year as banks cut lending, exports slow and consumer spending remains weak after a year of taxBloomberg - 464 words
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277 1997-12-17 10 TOKYO Securities firm also operated special account for racketeer Bloomberg NIKKO Securities president Masashi Kaneko has admitted that Japan's third-largest brokerage made illegal pay-offs to corporate racketeer Ryuichi Koike. Mr Kaneko also said Nikko operated a discretionary account on Koike's behalf. He made theBloomberg - 277 words
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Article, Illustration357 1997-12-17 10 NEWDELHI AFP SONIA Gandhi, the widow of former Indian prime minister Rajiv Gandhi, has stepped in to heal a split in India's ailing Congress (I) party before next year's polls, a daily reported yesterday. The Times of India said Mrs Gandhi, a behind-the-scenes force inAFP; FILE PHOTO - 357 words
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360 1997-12-17 10 SYDNEY Bloomberg ONE-QUARTER of Australia's 18 million people owns shares following one of the largest privatisation programmes in the world in the *****, the central bank said. Australian governments have sold As6l billion (Ss67 billion) in assets, second in the Organisation ofBloomberg - 360 words
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THE WORLD
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WORLD Watch
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67 1997-12-17 11 Reuters [SEATTLE] Boeing Co said yesterday employment at its commercial airplane operations unit should fall by about 12,000 in the second half of 1998, with a large part of that coming from attrition. Boeing's commercial airplane group, including the Douglas Products Division, now employsReuters - 67 words
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Article66 1997-12-17 11 AFP [BAGHDAD] UN chief weapons inspector Richard Butler left Iraq yesterday without an agreement on access to presidential palaces as demanded by the Security Council A UN official said Mr Butler held a final meeting with Deputy Prime Minister Tareq Aziz before flying out toAFP - 66 words
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Article, Illustration71 1997-12-17 11 Reuters [LONDON] David Cray of the British National Cattle Association carrying a beef rib joint to 10 Downing Street on Monday in protest against a ban in Britain on the selling of beef off the bone, which became effective at midnight. The ban was instigated to quellReuters - 71 words
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Article83 1997-12-17 11 AFP [ABU DHABI] The United Arab Emirates (UAE) yesterday announced the purchase of 30 Mirage 2000 fighters in a US$2 billion (553.4 billion) deal with France, during a visit by French President Jacques Chirac. UAE army chief Mohammad ibn Zayed al-Nahayan said the deal wouldAFP - 83 words
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76 1997-12-17 11 AFP [MOSCOW] Russian deputies voted yesterday to postpone a second reading of the country's much-delayed 1998 budget which would have allowed the government to fund itself in line with the new draft, Interfax news agency reported. As a result, Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin signed anAFP - 76 words
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568 1997-12-17 11 SINGAPORE Unless countries really want to open up, it won't happen: exec Reuters THE weekend pact to bring financial services liberalisation talks under the aegis of World Trade Organisation (WTO) raises as many issues about the future of the insurance industry as itReuters - 568 words
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557 1997-12-17 11 WASHINGTON Fed not expected to change rates today and may consider rate cut in new year Bloomberg THE US consumer price index the broadest gauge of costs for good and services rose a smaller-than-expected 0.1 per cent in November, holding the annualBloomberg - 557 words
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327 1997-12-17 11 COLUMBIA. South Carolina Reuters GERMANY tried to reassure the US on Monday about European Monetary Union, saying that it would be good for the world to have a second currency to challenge the dollar's dominance. "With the creation of the euro, theReuters - 327 words
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KOREA'S PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
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Article, Illustration1355 1997-12-17 12 Louis Beckerling - Koreans robbed of debate on their most pressing concern economic sovereignty as all candidates toe IMF line Byl Louis Beckerling [SEOUL] OUTH Korea's presidenM tial election to be held to- morrow will capture a defining moment in the country's history. It will install into theREUTERS - 1,355 words
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EDITORIAL & OPINION
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Article, Illustration725 1997-12-17 13 Shada Islam - OPINION THE BOTTOM LDVE By Shada Islam The writer is a Brussels-based journalist who contributes to BT SMALL WONDER that Turkey is talking about discrimination. European Union leaders who met in Luxembourg on December 12 and 13 for their traditional year-end summit opened725 words
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Article132 1997-12-17 13 'In this season of the Winter Solstice may reason prevail. There are no gods, no devils, no angels, no heaven or hell.' -aagn fay the US Freedom from BeHgjon Foundation next to a public Christmas Tree in Madison, Wisconsin. 'For years we (in Africa) were lectured about132 words
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Article569 1997-12-17 13 EDITORIAL AFTER a chaotic 48 hours of non-stop negotiations at the United Nations climate summit in Kyoto, representatives from 159 countries concluded a treaty last week that commits the world's developed countries to binding limits on emissions of waste greenhouse gases that scientists say are569 words
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Article, Illustration1017 1997-12-17 13 Meera Tharmaratnam - In the current slump, investors are getting nervous about upcoming Malaysian toll-road projects By Meera Tharmaratnam The writer is a Kuala Lumpur-based journalist who contributes to BT WHEN United Engineers (M) Bhd first sought financing for the 7.8 billion Malaysian ringgit (553.35 billion) construction ofFILE PHOTO - 1,017 words
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Article850 1997-12-17 13 EU may have poshed Turkey THE European Union, by rejecting Turkey at last weekend's summit, may have pushed the Turks closer to the camp of Islamic fundamentalism. The decision was shortsighted. Turkey has for some time teetered between Western democracy and strict Islamic principles. Had it850 words
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Page 13 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous39 1997-12-17 13 DOOMUSBPRY By Garry Trudeau S FRANKLY, I'M PEARL! POSS mONTHOSePAYZMHeN GETTING ART OH.NO MY MO7HERKNOOJ I 5H£ ACTUALLY pees GO CONCERNS? JSSL, I zttfti WU SMOKE? \muvN6jN TUB PARK. A ABOUT THEMAN- MW&R- I 11 a£aNG I 7 I39 words
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EXECUTIVE LIFESTYLE
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Article, Illustration751 1997-12-17 14 CHRISTINA TOH-PANTOT - There is black humour amid the region's financial woes, says Christina toh-pantxn CHRISTINA TOH-PANTOT Reuters SEVEN-year-old Poom is being haunted this year by the ghost of Christmas past. With Thailand crunched by an economic crisis that spread the "torn yam" contagion effect to the rest of Asia, sheReuters; FILE PHOTO - 751 words
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480 1997-12-17 14 HEALTH Stress-heart disease link shown in study on healthy people LATWP [NEW YORK] In a reminder that heart disease starts developing years before symptoms show, Johns Hopkins researchers uncovered a connection between apparently healthy people who are stressed and early signs of heartLATWP - 480 words
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Article176 1997-12-17 14 HEALTH Reuters [WASHINGTON] A Finnish margarine product derived from pine trees normalises cholesterol levels in a third of women who use it, a study published on Monday found. It works so well that some women do not need their cho-lesterol-lowering medication, Tatu Miettinen of the UniversityReuters - 176 words
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Article, Illustration576 1997-12-17 14 FASHION Designer licenses new lower priced range of products to Liz Claiborne NYT [NEW YORK] Donna Karan who made her name selling four-figure jackets and gowns, will now offer a range of products for under US$2OO (*****). She is entering this arena with a collectionNYT; FILE PHOTO - 576 words
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WIRED FOR BUSINESS
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Article, Illustration820 1997-12-17 16 TOH HAM SHIH - The greatest threat that a high-tech company could come up against is an inside job, as toh ban shxh learns TOH HAM SHIH INTERNET security is not simply a matter of shielding a company with high technology, says an expert in the field, Marcus Ranum. Rather,820 words
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313 1997-12-17 16 MARCUS Ranum recommends that to tackle the problem of electronic security, companies should establish policies for their staff and in their relations with other firms. He said policies are needed to communicate to people "what to expect" and how to react before there is313 words
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Article, Illustration98 1997-12-17 16 THE developer of the popular Eudora e-mail, Quakomm, has joined Hotmail, Juno, Net Address, Mail City and, more recently, Yahoo! in offering free e-mail accounts to Internet users. Called Eudora Web-Mail, the service is powered by Who Where? (Http:// www. whowhere.com), a Web site that98 words
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Article132 1997-12-17 16 A REPORT from marketing services company Intelliquest shows that 27 per cent of the US population aged over 16 use the Internet In the past three months, some 4.9 million US adults logged onto the Web. Another 16 million Americans have expressed interest in going132 words
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Article113 1997-12-17 16 DEJA News—a popular service that archives Usenet newsgroup discussions—is taking a firm stand spamming on newsgroup postings on the Internet Spam Is jargon for junk mail to e-mail boxes via the Net Deja News has added new filters to block postings of unsolicited commercial mail. It113 words
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102 1997-12-17 16 THE European Commission (EC) will invest about US9B milium (5J13.5 million) In implementing Internet guidelines in 1996. Taking the cue from the US, Europe will be devising guidelines to protect the public from pornographic Web sites and other sites that are "offensive102 words
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107 1997-12-17 16 Francis Ang - Francis Ang THE world's most popular Web site, Yahoo! (http://www.yahoo.com), was recently attacked by hackers who threatened massive destruction of the world's computer systems if their demands were not met But Yahoo! said no files were destroyed and no outside computers were invaded. The hacked page107 words
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Advertisement257 1997-12-17 16 Q\ou're on the Internet. Aru! fxttple are visiting your virtual store in droves. So how conic they 're not snapping up ivhat you're selling? i'aced ivith this issue, Hrel Software derided to rail in 111 M. Ihe pnJdemY httenlial customers spent too mu<h time arul effort searching through existing on-line257 words
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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Article, Illustration642 1997-12-17 17 Catherine Ong - Group profit lower than expected, hit by $10m provision for possible return of stocks from China By Catherine Ong [SINGAPORE] Cerebos Pacific is bracing itself for tough times ahead. It reported a 21 per cent drop in group net profit642 words
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244 1997-12-17 17 Conrad Raj - New company will iMnagft service apartments in ITsia By Conrad Raj [SINGAPORE] Ascott International Management Pte Ltd, the wholly-owned service apartment arm of listed Scotts Holdings, yesterday formed a joint venture with Malaysia's South East Asia Development Corporation Bhd (Seacorp) to manage service apartments in244 words
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781 1997-12-17 17 Jennifer Lien - HOCK LOCK SIEW Jennifer Lien WHAT with all the sharply negative sentiment over Creative Technology and its foreign currency exposure, investors have bashed down the company's shares in recent weeks, barely paying attention to one significant development: Creative's acquisition of US-based audio company781 words
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190 1997-12-17 17 Bloomberg [HONGKONG] Shangri-La Asia, the hotel operating arm of Malaysia's Kerry Group, said it wasn't currently considering a plan to buy the group's Malaysian unit. The Hongkong Economic Journal had earlier cited a report from Nikko Research Centre (HK), saying thatBloomberg - 190 words
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225 1997-12-17 17 R Sivanithy - Investors shrug off high S&P ranking of local banks By\ R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] Investors yesterday shrugged off upbeat news that Singapore banks are among the strongest in emerging markets, reacting instead to worries stemming from the currency crisis to send local225 words
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270 1997-12-17 17 Annette Pan - By, Annette Pan [SINGAPORE] CAM International yesterday announced the resignations of Ahmad Mattar and Ong Teck Ghee as independent non-executive directors effective Dec 1. Both joined CAM'S board of directors in June this year, with Dr Mattar, a former cabinet minister,270 words
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360 1997-12-17 18 Abdul Hadhi - By. Abdul Hadhi [SINGAPORE] Tuan Sing Holdings' listed Australian associate Grand Hotel Group (GHG) has acquired a 10.6 per cent stake in Australian Tourism Group (ATG). GHG is also looking at a possible merger between the two groups, which is likely to360 words
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508 1997-12-17 18 Carol Eng - Firm headed by two MPs gets SES nod for mainboard listing By i Carol Eng [SINGAPORE] A property development company which specialises in China real estate developments has received in-principle approval from the Stock Exchange of Singapore for a mainboard listing, likely to508 words
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Article, Illustration53 1997-12-17 18 [PHNOM PENH] A continuous 6,152 metre-long clothesline, spelling out the Unilever soap brand Viso, is seen here from a helicopter over Phnom Penh on Monday. The world record clothesline, which was put up by a team from Unilever (Singapore) Pte Ltd, consists of22,oooclothes pegs holdingREUTERS - 53 words
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456 1997-12-17 18 Bloomberg [HONGKONG] China Telecom (Hongkong) and Shanghai Industrial Holdings will join Hongkong's benchmark Hang Seng Index from January, reflecting Chinese companies' increasing importance in the former British colony. The companies will replace Shun Tak Holdings and South China Morning Post (Holdings)Bloomberg - 456 words
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135 1997-12-17 18 AFX-Asia [KUALA LUMPUR] The property unit of TA Enterprise Bhd plans to make two acquisitions worth 71 million Malaysian ringgit (5J30.7 million). TA Properties Sdn Bhd plans to buy from Promet International Ltd a 48.04 per cent stake in DC InternationalAFX-Asia - 135 words
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320 1997-12-17 18 Stake in Reliance Environmental to cost RM4J>m Bernama [KUALA LUMPUR] Angkasa Suci Sdn Bhd, a bumiputra company, has acquired 51 per cent of Reliance Environmental Services Sdn Bhd. a sanitation and cleaning services subsidiary of Hongkong's Jardine Pacific for about 4.5Bernama - 320 words
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494 1997-12-17 18 Meera Tharmaratnam - Subsidiary S&b&h Shipyard also included in probe By Meera Tharmaratnam in Kuala Lumpur POSSIBLE irregularities in deals by Westmont Industries Bhd's previous management who quit in a boardroom reshuffle last year prompted it to launch its own audit into its financial records and those of494 words
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394 1997-12-17 19 US carmaker to invest Cs6oom in project to produce fuel-cell powered vehicles by 2005 FT [FRANKFURT] Ford Motor of the US is joining Germany's Daimler-Benz in an attempt to manufacture environmentally friendly vehicles by 2005 using advanced fuel cell technology which reducesFT - 394 words
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162 1997-12-17 19 Bloomberg [WILMINGTON, Delaware] Chips Technologies Inc shareholders have agreed to settle lawsuits over Intel Corp's proposed US$42O million (*****.9 million) purchase of the company in return for more information and a cut in the transaction's fees. Shareholders of the graphics chip maker in Delaware andBloomberg - 162 words
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367 1997-12-17 19 Fixtures contract on index to be tot in Jan Bloomberg [TOKYO] Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) board members have approved listing futures contracts for three industry indices, the first of a series erf" new products to be launched next year. The exchange will offer aBloomberg - 367 words
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299 1997-12-17 19 Reuters [WASHINGTON! The US Federal Trade Commission on Monday announced tentative approval of a US$4O billion (5567.7 billion) merger of Guinness pic and Grand Metropolitan pic to form Diageo pic, conditioned on the largest divestiture it has ever ordered. The FTC said theReuters - 299 words
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170 1997-12-17 19 Bloomberg [BOISE, Idaho] Micron Technology Inc said fiscal firstquarter net income plunged 53 per cent, a bigger decline than expected, as the maker of memory chips used in personal computers continued to be hurt by falling prices. Micron Technology said net income inBloomberg - 170 words
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Article, Illustration304 1997-12-17 19 Reuters AFP [LONDON] Britain's Christie's International pic, purveyors of Fine art to the highest bidder for over 200 years, found itself on display in the world's corporate auction room on Monday. SBC Warburg Dillon Read, the investment banking arm of Swiss BankReuters; AFP; FILE PHOTO - 304 words
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Article186 1997-12-17 19 LAT-WP (WASHINGTON) The Wash ington Post Co announced acquisitions on Monday that bring it further into the career fair, technology news and high-tech trade show markets. Kaplan Educational Centers, a Post Co division that offers nationwide test-prepara-tion courses, acquired the Lendman Group, a producer ofLAT-WP - 186 words
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243 1997-12-17 19 Reuters (SEATTLE] Microsoft Corp said on Monday it would appeal a federal judge's order temporarily changing the way it licenses Windows 95 while it complies with the ruling but the government denounced its attempt at compliance. William Neukom, a Microsoft vice-president andReuters - 243 words
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Article, Illustration444 1997-12-17 20 Policy to stop staff from seeking oat new employers, set barriers for poachers FT Bloomberg [LONDON] Staff at Union Bank of Switzerland have been warned that "any negative behaviour" relating to its integration with Swiss Bank Corporation could result in a cutFT; Bloomberg - 444 words
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226 1997-12-17 20 Soh Tiang Keng - Xiamen bank to use 3-year FRCD for working capital By Soh Tiang Keng [SINGAPORE] DBS Bank, OCBC Bank and two Japanese financial institutions have arranged a US$2O million (5533.9 million) floating rate certificate of deposit (FRCD) issue for China's226 words
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198 1997-12-17 20 Reuters [WASHINGTON] US federal regulators have approved a proposal from the Chicago Board of Trade to list options contracts for protecting insurance companies against losses from specific hurricanes or earthquakes. The exchange plans to latinch the contract during the first quarterReuters - 198 words
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194 1997-12-17 20 Bridge News [HONGKONG] Hongkong's Bank of East Asia is looking for potential acquisitions of commercial banks in both the Philippines and Indonesia, David Li, the bank's chairman and chief executive, told Bridge News yesterday. Speaking after the signing ceremony for the bank's maiden issuanceBridge News - 194 words
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448 1997-12-17 20 Those with large loan exposure in West Coast are most vulnerable: FDIC Bloomberg [WASHINGTON] US banks with large commercial loan and construction outfits on the West Coast are becoming more vulnerable to potential slowdowns in the construction industry, the Federal Deposit Insurance CorpBloomberg - 448 words
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321 1997-12-17 20 Bloomberg [NEW YORK] PaineWebber Inc said it is reorganising its Nasdaq stock trading unit because competition and regulation in the market have increased and that seven traders, including the head of the unit, are leaving the firm. Richard Bruno, the 51-year-old head of the unit, willBloomberg - 321 words
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243 1997-12-17 20 ENERGY REPORT Reuters [SINGAPORE] South Korean oil companies, banking on quick turnover and strong domestic profit, were yesterday looking to come through the country's economic crisis largely unscathed. However, the country's smallest refiner Hanwha Energy showed the first battle scars with bankers sayingReuters - 243 words
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154 1997-12-17 20 Perry Gilbert - MSCI TAIWAN FUTURES By Perry Gilbert Perry Gilbert, vice-president, Refco Singapore Pte Ltd [SINGAPORE] The Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures traded in a tight range yesterday as investors remained cautious due to rumours of a rate rise in Taiwan combined with the154 words
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272 1997-12-17 20 Reuters [CAIRO] The World Gold Council (WGC) said that the recent slump in gold prices was petering out and positive comments by central banks could help buoy the precious metal from its lowest level in 18 years. 'The market is reacting on rumours butReuters - 272 words
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Article278 1997-12-17 20 Reuters AFP Ifflwlwi THE US dollar gained ground ahead of a rate decision by the US Federal Reserve and the announcement of a Japanese economic recovery plan. At 1250 GMT, the dollar was at 1.7812 marks against 1.7713 on Monday and at 131.13 yen against Monday's 131.10. TheReuters; AFP - 278 words
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Article, Illustration1382 1997-12-17 20 nrrERBAWK 0088 RATES Decie cs mt fk 9m wn—wi o» unm* tyawf m Austral* 0424 6.178 0.585 IBM 164 9.038 25.661 ***** 0490 9216 2542 1.128 ***** 2199 191 IHO IfH 2WW317<* 0218 048»4 j Can* L0C2 5J40 0433 493 1249 5493 27.775 48.457 0.920 10.040 2.751 1221 31.0402S3Z5 11921,382 words
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Article1612 1997-12-17 21 gcoi FUTURES Dec 16 ■HO (MmMiail UQaaO KSlCOVTtACT(ScMbAa> ClH* Ww OpM Wawtt Mgi Lot Satt (I—m) IwtT—t JMtt H7.00 370 NOtt 1*25 750 Mar 90 119.25 MS Apr/jMtt 07.00 ***** 125.25 B60 1(700 09.75 046 0ct/0K tt 133.75 133.50 133.00 000 3750 HOCMmutroscMHAtf MM OPM MMtfc LOT Srtt1,612 words
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Article2194 1997-12-17 21 LONDON NcW hw 31 Croup 509 I AB Ports 290 -3 AMey National 1147 97 *6 Am* 120.600 .600 Asda Croup 174 H SAT tnd 564.400 18.400 BG Pic 292.400 6.400 BKC 161 imch BOC Group 961 *14.120 BR Petroleum 816.400 3.400 BTR 179 -2 Ban* o<2,194 words
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Article1605 1997-12-17 21 AFP O Nikkei 225 +75J2 SHARE prices rose moderately yesterday on positive expectations for a package of economic and financial measures to be adopted later in the day. Investors turned buyers in the afternoon session as buying by public funds continued to emerge. The buying was also triggered byAFP - 1,605 words
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Article, Illustration1537 1997-12-17 22 AFP P Hang Seng ■88.77 STOCKS fell yesterday as worries over the regional currency crisis and its impact on corporate earnings weighed down investor sentiment. "There were persistent worries over the regional currency crisis," said an analyst. He said trading was "quiet" as most fiind managers have closed theirAFP - 1,537 words
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Article, Illustration611 1997-12-17 22 Reuters Q Shenzhen B Index -2J5 THE Shenzhen B share market ended sharply lower yesterday, with selling pressure increasing after the market's recent successive losses. The B Index slumped 2.15 points to 96.99 on turnover of HKIIB.B million. The market has now lost ground for six consecutive sessions. "MoreReuters; Source: - 611 words
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Article378 1997-12-17 22 AFP QwPlafax AIM SHARE prices finished 0.6 per cent lower yesterday as investors locked in profit amid regional financial uncertainties, dealers said. The TSE Weighted Price Index fell 47.84 points to 8,193.65. Turnover was 2.3 bilion shares worth NT1107.5 billion. Falls beat risers 258 to 133, with 70 issuesAFP - 378 words
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Article, Illustration662 1997-12-17 22 AFP POmpoßtahigi *1186 SHARE prices rose yesterday on government support for state-run blue-chip companies and central bank intervention to prop up the ailing rupiah. Dealers said the market was also boosted by rumours that the government was planning further reforms. The Composite Index rose 16.85 points to 356.39. TurnoverAFP - 662 words
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Article, Illustration812 1997-12-17 22 AFP nSETMn +155 STOCKS finished higher yesterday as speculators hunted for bargains, dealers said. The SET Index rose 2.55 points at 370.28, despite another volatile day for the Thai baht which broke through 49 to the US dollar before clawing back to 47.70-48.00. The bourse rose on volume ofAFP - 812 words
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Article287 1997-12-17 22 AFP Manila -1&2 I SHARE prices fell yesterday, with market sentiment weighed down by the peso's continued decline to all-time lows against the US dollar. The Composite Index lost 18.29 points to 1,801.38. Turnover was 708.1 million shares worth 858.1 million pesos. The peso inched its way past anAFP - 287 words
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Article392 1997-12-17 22 AFP rlOompoßf Mb +18.41 SHARE prices closed 4.8 per cent higher yesterday as investors reacted positively to the float of the won. The market saw institutions take profit among blue chips in the afternoon but robust interest by retail investors sustained the early advances made after the government floatedAFP - 392 words
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Article589 1997-12-17 22 AFP H All Primaries +112 SHARE prices rose 0.5 per cent yesterday, buoyed by gains in industrial stocks and positive performances turned in by the London and New York stock markets overnight. Brokers said Asian markets had little impact on the Australian market. The All Ordinaries Index rose 13.2AFP - 589 words
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Article253 1997-12-17 22 Bloomberg F1 Wellington +L3I SHARES closed slightly higher yesterday, as the decline in the New Zealand currency boosted stocks traded both here and in Australia. The benchmark NZSE Top 40-share Index rose 1.39 points to 2,332.36. Within the index, advancers outnumbered decliners by 21 to 17.—Bloomberg •k* m *bBloomberg - 253 words
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Article7435 1997-12-17 23 Cmmmw prefects W*T Lut Vol Day Mat Cm U» Clin MM •OOP Hlgp lo» P/l $a«6 790 220 Ajlnomoto 220 -10 21 230 220 12-2 89.2 44# na Anglusa 119 -10 HO 130 na 2 8 175.5 90S 240 ApotoFoodHig 249 31 15 251 240 7.2 99.8 785 248 SarlayeLaM7,435 words
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Article, Illustration527 1997-12-17 23 AFX-Asia Q Composite Into -14J< SHARE prices closed sharply lower yesterday on continuing regional financial concerns and the poor outlook for corporate earnings. The KLSE Composite Index lost 14.16 points at 544.31. The Emas Index fell 4.09 points at 145.34 and the Second Board IndexAFX-Asia - 527 words
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Article3299 1997-12-17 24 IM7 Last VI Day Last Dwto A«| High Lm Stna C»m>n Sal* w COOO) M0i Law Bwyar SaMar Prtca 66 12.5 m 3000 m A MOB cS.5******6 13 -O S 23 O 123 T> 81 V4.5 3160 *Acar ******1USS 15 K1.5 140 15 14.5 13.5 15 t31 21 3164 Acma3,299 words
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189 1997-12-17 24 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH -By] R Sivanithy UNDER normal circumstances, a warrant that expires in 2001 and trades at a conversion discount of 11.7 per cent would be worthy of a second look. In a market as vulnerable as this, and afler looking at189 words
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Article2108 1997-12-17 24 MALAYSIAN STOCKS Or Or tWT Laat Ml Day Last Oh«> 0* Mv VM Nat M C«* HH» Law stna Caagawy sm fOOO) Law Buyar »a8*r CV W 59.5 HI 5000 AISB50C— 59j"cd *3 22S M 593 60 61 53 13 II 2U 610 137 23 (US 5001 AM062,108 words
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Article1700 1997-12-17 25 TUtWOVW ('OOO) VAiUC £000) Wte oi> Q»* TM1 79,636 30,510 110,1*6 IHMT 17,2*1 201*2* n«KI 1741S ***** 35,429 «*,961 uikZ *****3 Hotots VH SOS 3.716 4,926 170 5,096 PreotrtMs 12,445 12.361 24.S06 42.V4* 3.638 49.7*6 nwtatlon 3.936 ***** 2.09* 2.09* MM* 507 507 292 252 M.W <26* 12.396 *664 1.0511,700 words
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Article5219 1997-12-17 25 Or Cr M Wt 1997 Last Vol Day Last Ouoti Olv Olv Yid Net Cap Avq High Law StNo Company Sal* COOO) High Law Buyar Sailer C'vr P/C SmM Price MBUSTUALS 157 26 a 1020 ACC 0ynamics60c 27 -3 634 33 26 26 28 22 35 5146 ASE5,219 words
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Article1163 1997-12-17 25 7 L*' VI Day Last Oust* Mv Olv YM Nat Cap Am High Low StNo Company Sa4a COOOI HH> Law Bwyar Mtf C'yr P/I Mca SCSOAO 186 76 a 2000 ABRHMqsSc 135 *i 47 135 130 134 135 3.0 6 0 0.1 192 9 600 135 448 144 a1,163 words
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Article223 1997-12-17 26 ISSMSZBHHS Stocks Volume SingTel 15c 9,974,000 ST Engg 10c 7,755,000 'Rekapacific Bh 7,094,000 *MBf Capital 7,072,000 Asia Foodi Prop 6,084,000 *RHB Cap Wt99 4,916,000 F&N 4,518,000 HK Land USIOc 4,461,000 OCBC Foreign 4,248,000 Hotunq Inv NT5 4,001,000 Stocks DBS Foreign 53,696,400 OCBC Foreign 40,565.564 UOB Foreign 36,635,254 F&N 31,413,460 SingTel223 words
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Article, Illustration61 1997-12-17 26 Ven Sreenivasan - -by Ven Sreenivasan OUB FOREIGN, which fell 30 cents to fS.9O yesterday on a turnover of 3.6 million, is currently 22 cents below its 30-day moving average. Although both the daily and monthly RSl's are in oversold region, the momentum indicators suggest that the counter will continue heading61 words
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Article, Illustration694 1997-12-17 26 R Sivanithy - STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY Despite SAP's upbeat ratings, banking stocks hit badly on worries over debt exposures to Indonesia; finance index down 2.3% Bu R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] Against an unchanged backdrop of weakness in regional currencies, a sudden slide in the Singapore dollar yesterday andChart info from Bridge - 694 words
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Article121 1997-12-17 26 ONE of the busiest people these days are head-hunters who specialise in placing financial people. They are enjoying a bonanza because of the number of financial institutions all over Asia retrenching staff. One head-hunter told us this is the best year for him ever, as he121 words
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Article124 1997-12-17 26 HERE'S another example Singapore ministers can use if they want to show the different traits between Singaporeans and Hongkongers, according to a Singaporean observer who lives in the Special Administrative Region of China. Remember the story of the teenager who lost HK$l.6 million (*****,400) in the stock124 words
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Article100 1997-12-17 26 SIMON HAYES has replaced Rene Sedleger at ÜBS Securities. The latter Is returning to Zurich as regional head of equities at ÜBS Securities (East Asia) Ltd. Mr Hayes, 36, will manage both ÜBS' stock brokerage and equity trading business in Asia, excluding Japan. He will be100 words
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Article87 1997-12-17 26 THESE days, everybody seems to be building distribution centres or "distriparks". The latest is in Mauritius. Among the projects the government has in the pipeline is the development of some 350 ha in its port area for light engineering. Mauritius claims access to "a possible market potential" of87 words
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Article108 1997-12-17 26 ONE stockbroker who lives in the vicinity of Holland Road has been stressed out by something other than the great depression in the stock market. The bane of his life is the yet-to-be-corapleted flyover at the junction of Holland Road and Farrer Road. Construction has been108 words
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Article28 1997-12-17 26 SOMEONE sent this to us on the Internet What's the difference between God and a currency trader? Answer: God does not think He's a trader.28 words
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Advertisement58 1997-12-17 17 T TV JX. PROPERTY FINANCE FROM SINGAPORE. For further information, please contact either Joyce Tan, Eileen Tan or Amy Wee at Tel: (65) 225 1233 and Fax: (65) 225 8013 Highly Competitive Interest Rate Fast and Convenient Service Flexible Loan Package Pre-purchase Approval r --9m The Royal Bank A* of58 words
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Article298 1997-12-17 27 Bridge News Reuters TRADING was very sluggish with some brokers already wary that the sparks of optimism last week could be swiftly snuffed out. So far Atlantic Panamax rates remained at higher levels, but there has been little new prompt business although a few charterers remained pressed forBridge News; Reuters - 298 words
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Article277 1997-12-17 27 SCt '000 OotM t$ HI CWTOWrtkuUw _.0.77 -0.01 9 Chuon HUP 0.57 -0.02 75 Cooco Ipvostmont ...0.75 -CM 38 rraMDLMi 0.35 unch 799 0* I wMn» 0.31 unch 14 Hal Sun Hup 089 *0.04 127 Hitachi Zooon 0.475 -0.02 238 IMCHoMngs HK 5.60 Jaya Holdings 0.40 -0.025 4277 words
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530 1997-12-17 27 Marcus Hand - Revisions will include nine sailings a week between Asia and US West Coast By] Marcus Hand [SINGAPORE] The service structure of the new global shipping alliance formed 1 by APL, Hyundai Merchant Marine and Mitsui OSK Lines will include nine sailings a530 words
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Article, Illustration54 1997-12-17 27 [GHENT, Belgium] Port authorities looking up from the dockside at the Turkish freighter Ocean Transporter in Ghent on Monday after its overnight arrival. The captain of the freighter that failed to stop after colliding with and sinking a French trawler was being questioned by BelgianAFP - 54 words
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449 1997-12-17 27 Lloyd's List [MANILA] A British-Filipino joint-venture the Philippines' first high speed ferry a 45-metre, gas turbine tricat at its Balamban, Cebu shipyard. FBM Aboitiz Marine, a tie-up between Isle of Wight fast ferry builder FBM Marine Group and leading Philippine transport conglomerateLloyd's List - 449 words
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157 1997-12-17 27 AFX-Asia [WASHINGTON] US officials will seek improved access to Chinese ports in a new maritime agreement to be negotiated next year, the US Transportation Department said. Preliminary talks ended early on Monday on the agenda for the negotiations for a new agreement toAFX-Asia - 157 words
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Article, Illustration535 1997-12-17 27 Marcus Hand - Workers' body alleges troops will be used as strike breakers Reports by, Marcus Hand [SINGAPORE] The International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) has scored a major victory with the halting of a controversial plan to train Australian troops in Dubai as dock workers535 words
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Article, Illustration193 1997-12-17 27 {SINGAPORE] Mike Hanlon (right) is the chief of the Australian soldiers who were being trained as dock workers in Dubai, supposedly as strike breakers on the Australian waterfront. All 70 personnel involved in the training had their visas revoked by the UAE government at the weekend.193 words
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774 1997-12-17 27 Seafarer - STRAIT TALK By I Seafarer SALVAGE has become a complicated subject, almost arcane to the world at large. That indeed is one of the industry's problems. To simplify madly, salvage has been traditionally governed by the "no cure, no pay" principle.774 words
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Article, Illustration1132 1997-12-17 28 MEW GIANTS OH THE SHIPPING SCENE Despite being relatively late starters, Hanjin and Hyundai are emerging as main players on the world liner stage Maritime Asia SOUTH Korea was relatively slow to enter the container age. Early services from North America and Europe did notMaritime Asia - 1,132 words
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Article18781 1997-12-17 36 EXPORT ETA ETA Advertiser VasMl Voyaga Talaphona ETA ETA Advartisar Vassal Voyaga Talapho I SIN Ddsfn Nam* Kama Numtoar Numbar SM Dast'n Nam* Nam* Numfcar Nwafear MMM*MMM**MMMNMM*MN*NMMMMMHMMMnM*M*MNMHMMMMMmMl*!3 9MNMMMNMMMMMINMMMNMM*MNMMMMN*MM*MM**Mt*M*MNMMME>9Mi 22/B M/Ot Cho Yang HAMBURG SEN WFI02 65-*****U I A 22/12 M/OI DSEN HAMBURG SENATOR WFOT IS IMO lb ABIDJAN18,781 words
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Article686 1997-12-17 43 »wrt Voy Wo Bfth Arrival Ogjrtlljr* IJ»ya» ***** N J01 HupMl *12/1U0 to* $araya 021 JK HlMlHl *12/2300 OM Orw*# *711 J02 atontsidt *.12/2100 MIW 13/97 J03 HOMIMI *.12/0600 Huo 1 ***** J13 Mv« 20.12/0700 Hm* 177 21 J07 17.12/1200 Ub Virgo 9714 J* atongsx* *12/0*00 UiwM 37A686 words
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Article1565 1997-12-17 43 RECEIVING Of EXPORT FCI CONTAINERS AND La CARGO BooMnQ/BMnc* Rstls Ship Voy Wo Et>/Btr Nrtod Frw To frwo AONKm OOM MM M B/BOO SAM a/1100 tmtmt MM MN U MM MM a/not B/B00 S/*» B/IMO aiw» toz» am i mm mm a/noo MM mm a/soo u mm mm1,565 words
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Article188 1997-12-17 43 DM 23 Japan: Emperor's Birthday. Dm 24 Austria, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Luxembourg, Portugal, Slovakia Sweden New Year's Day. Switzerland: Christmas Eve. DM 28 Albania, Andorra, Angola, Argentina, Austria Australia: Christmas Day. Belarus, Bolivia, Brazil, Bulgaria Belgium: Christmas Day. Brunei: Christmas Day. Cameroon, Chile, Colombia, Congo,188 words
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Article873 1997-12-17 43 THIS report, compiled by Cockett Marine Oil Ltd. shows price ranges in US dollars instead of single prices for a more comprehensive description of the market Prices shown are based on average-sized stem. Market movements are indicated. The Cockett Bunker Price index change and the individual873 words
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Article333 1997-12-17 43 CartM HO Mn 993.9 U 0.4 0.09 56 0.03 Die fl OmltT Water IhMn Ask UwMm JtlMri Ho *om £25 1 12 10 0 300 Am *4.7 OJ U Ui M 0.02 i» 300 Mn 997-0 0.9 174 0.10 M 0.06 »w>n %in »m/M %m/M rrm333 words
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Article, Illustration552 1997-12-17 44 Felix Chan - ASTAW PTWAWriAT. fTPTSTg Cathay latest to defer purchase options, may also sell older planes due to regional woes By\ Felix Chan [SINGAPORE] Hit by the regional economic turbulence and with no respite in sight, Asian airlines are beginning to grapple with surging expenses,FILE PHOTO - 552 words
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434 1997-12-17 44 Bloomberg [CHICAGO] UAL Corp, Northwest Airlines Corp and other airlines flying between the US and Asia may have found a silver lining to the black cloud hanging over Asian economies. Plummeting currencies in Korea, Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines and others areBloomberg - 434 words
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224 1997-12-17 44 Bloomberg [BUENOS AIRES] Argentina said last week it would stall the US$3.3 billion (555.5 billion) sale of its airports until the Supreme Court decides whether it's constitutional. The government accepted bids for a concession to operate the airports last month evenBloomberg - 224 words
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Article, Illustration470 1997-12-17 44 77 passengers and 8 crew members killed, only 1 survivor AFP [SHARJAH, United Arab Emirates] A Tajik airline Tupolev 154 crashed into the desert just minutes before landing at Sharjah airport on Monday, killing 77 passengers and eight crew members, officials said. One personAFP; REUTERS - 470 words
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342 1997-12-17 44 Swedish group losing lbn kroner a year making turboprops Fi nancial Times [LONDON] Saab, the Swedish aerospace group, is pulling out of civil aircraft production with the loss of more than 300 jobs following increased competition and heavy losses in the turboprop market. TheFi nancial Times - 342 words
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Article1583 1997-12-17 44 cm flKHT HA FLIGHT ETD Frankfurt 0L2J 0655 Of05 2255 Ata DftaM 0*156 1725 0K157 2025 *025 0655 0126 2355 AtotaMa SO230 1920 LH786 1645 S026 2355 Amitanlam SO327 0820 S0328 2330 OF* 1840 LH787 2359 KL837 1540 'If VI 2335 Fokoofca S0989 1715 S0990 01151,583 words
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Advertisement23 1997-12-17 27 S Korean lines going places Relatively late starters Hanjin and Hyundai are emerging as main players on the world liner stage. Page 223 words
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Advertisement21 1997-12-17 27 Carriers delaying aircraft delivery Cathay latest to defer purchase options, may also sell older planes due to regional woes. Back Page21 words
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Advertisement1086 1997-12-17 28 M——— EXPORT I I OTHER DESTINATIONS H DIRECT TO WEST COAST fH P WIST COAST OF CENTRAL AMBWCA MARQARtT* SiRVICH vgsa VOT eta aw tn> Ml u oar vq sea pal hou ooc NT MBOcoorr rasa Iwr I Mil Hawaii KJMA w cmma I MMiiMMt I sa■ uuuam ONSArtAHOAT 12ESS11,086 words
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Advertisement58 1997-12-17 28 Bknrnn CAPTRANS SHIPPING LTD WEEKLY SINGAPORE CALCUTTA HALMA SINGAPORE VHfc INVOY OUTVOY CAICIITIA iWOWOM CALCUTTA STEAMERS FAITH 001EB 002WB 08/12/97 17/12/97 22/12/97 STEAMERS FORTUNE IQ3EB 104WB 13/12/97 22/12/97 27/12/97 AHNTSi Sm Dragon Shipping Agonciai (A Division of Jardina Mafhoaon (Singapora) Lid) 1 Maritima Sqoora *10-46, World Troda Contra (Lobby D)58 words
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Advertisement606 1997-12-17 28 Unes&se,v,cesrepfesen,ed "embers Fodders Accredited Shipping Agents CjAJU Association N®#..,*/ Singapore Stupping Association nd Asia. Shipping Times Just talk to us... Iris Lim 740-2044 Jarrod Leong 740-2089 tamei ma im 17.11 10.11 mi mi air w.u 27.12 woo ILU H.n an mi OMT or or or oawan ma -M.it •nil m?606 words
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Advertisement1353 1997-12-17 31 VEBBEL VOY SIN BKK POU PKO PgH BLW SUB BA I BIK IRAN MEEZAN PJL-1281 11/11 20/11 24/11 MANTEYFOUM PJL-1260 18/11 24/11 IRAN MOWN PJL-1262 02/12 11/12 13/12 I IRAN VAHOAT PJt-1266 24/12 02/01 ACCEPTING CONTAINER/BREAK-BULK SHIPMENTS TO INLAND POINTS IN IRAN A CIS COUNTRIES I.E. AZARBAIJAN, ARMENIA, KAZAKHSTAN, UZBEKISTAN.1,353 words
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Advertisement1509 1997-12-17 31 COMPUMTMtUNE I 6SHf*TOWWAY Til: 226 1900 FAX: *****04 OUTWARD (l/l) jPmoSSSjSE^^ I COSTAR SHIPPING PTE LTD #17-06 06$ HOG SAUS/6KGS *****41/43 INWARD DOT (0/0) *****8S COSTAR AGENCIES (M) SDN BHD COWVt)CTK)WAI T/SHPMTPtW *****25 iSois%}Ml JFA* IS,, JSi, »a/WY Lit she hw aw mo at sm we U HI/OWN 11/1? 22/121,509 words
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Advertisement819 1997-12-17 42 FREIGHT LINKS EXPRESS W" 62 Toh Guan Road, Singapore *****1 Tel *****66 (60 Lines) Fax: *****33 E-mail flesin@singnet.com.sg LCL FCL SERVICES FROM SINGAPORE TO SOUTH AMERICA BUINOS AIMS (BUB)/SANTOS (SSZ)/VALPARAISO (VAP) ETD SIN Etd BUE Etd SSZ Etd VAP CSAV Hong Kong VOO2N 18/12 22/01 Honso Commodore VYM7O2S 23/12 24/01819 words
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Miscellaneous130 1997-12-17 43 LEGEND: R Thunderstorm Temperatur. o Q A V Shower Weather Wind direction with speed in knot* ee Rom V-/ Cloudy Sky Wav Serfoce wm6t ore indicated by arrow* which Hy with the wind Cl) One Ml Circle represents calm or light and vonoble weids One holt Heche represents 5 knots130 words
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Advertisement168 1997-12-17 44 IWestrail I As one of the major organisations in Australia's competitive I transport industry, Westrail provides innovative solufons to I deliver quality services for freight and passenger customers. I RFP No. 66/97 I Westrail is seeking innovative proposes from major oil companies I and distributors for the supply of diesel168 words
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