The Business Times, 23 January 1998
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Title Section13 1998-01-23 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MITA (Pi 110/12/1)7 Internet: http://www.asial.com.sg/biztimes SINGAPORE FRIDAY, JANUARY 23,1998 85c13 words
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Article20 1998-01-23 1 QIMJT (-28J4) mrw kJ nm (-16.78) KLSE COUP J5SS _ZlM4 25S5oZZ5S5zz5S TAB'S wn SttXJLCDMP MUt -IW7 cisachbiab—mi»—an AUBTAii,MO—XWIM—_^420 words
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Article25 1998-01-23 1 ua UBI 1*1 r t— im f > t AM i5=SEsl »tti «K7 jnSa ■»—ImwIZmm its TOlSft MOML "J LONDON- 7-» "FkX (Source: NatWest Bank)25 words
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434 1998-01-23 1 Abdul Hadhi - Low starting prices fail to kindle interest, with lone bid coming in below reserve price By. Abdul Hadhi [SINGAPORE] Auctioneer Pan Tien Chor of Jones Lang Wootton (JLW) pretended that he was stunned. There was only one bid for the 10434 words
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Article, Illustration490 1998-01-23 1 David Boey - By] David Boey [SINGAPORE] The government will not make cuts to employers' Central Provident Fund contribution rates despite trying economic conditions, Lim Boon Heng, Minister without Portfolio and NTUC chief, said yesterday. Responding to reporters' queries after he opened General Automotive Services'490 words
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596 1998-01-23 1 Leon Hadar - Defence comes on eve of major debate in Congress on the dinton-IMF approach From Leon Hadar in Washington THE Clinton administration's top economic official defended on Wednesday the multi-bil-lion dollar rescue programme for East Asian economies and warned that unless the region's596 words
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Article, Illustration855 1998-01-23 1 S N Vasuki - Analysts warn that Indonesian crisis coold spin oat of control From, S N Vasuki in Jakarta THE rupiah was staring down a bottomless abyss yesterday when it briefly touched the 16,500 level against the greenback, prompting analysts to warn that Indonesia's economic crisisAFP; Source: Bloomberg - 855 words
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169 1998-01-23 1 [SINGAPORE] Regional stockmarkets fell by up to 4 per cent as another wave of tremors hits regional currency markets yesterday. The falls were triggered by the Indonesian rupiah's plunge to a new low of 16,500 against the greenback amid continuing fears over the169 words
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Advertisement106 1998-01-23 1 DBBBB GWMP r The current regional currency and aooatenlc crisis is uaaty to Drmg tne Aaean countries ckimr Minister Lee Kuan Yew yeetenlay. P|4 CL„L—L-IL4 »m» ItmfnuesM in the fcod and beverete industry in Singapore are expecting a toush time this year, w«V* P|2 htktbnta Be prepared far chaoses you106 words
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Advertisement359 1998-01-23 1 ,Pg2o-24 >_ *Jssmߣm mMA I 7U /V* ttflHp *»>• 9 ■'V I Bk, .m iBBSSk.,I} {Tffdnfl^'' Reunion Dinner H ffi Celebrate the beginning of a prosperous Chinese New Year in one of our fine restaurants and let us spoil you with some of the best foods in town.... Having been359 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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142 1998-01-23 2 FAR East Organisation says it will make 7.5 per cent gross yields from leasing its Hougang Point mall to NTUC FairPrice. Fair Price recently signed an agreement with Far East for a lease term of 12 years for all 103,600 sq ft142 words
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540 1998-01-23 2 Siow Li Sen - gtnagtktfaparti will offset weaker itiii By\ Siow Li Sen SINGAPORE will not slip into a recession because the continued strength of its exports will offset weaker consumer demand, says Goldman Sachs. The investment bank sees the Singapore economy growing a slower 5 per cent this540 words
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502 1998-01-23 2 Frances Lui - Slowdown starting to bite: some businesses cot prices, some ask for longer credit and some may close down By] Frances Lui BUSINESSES in the food and beverage industry in Singapore, especially the upmarket restaurants and clubs, are expecting a tough time this year,502 words
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263 1998-01-23 2 THE Singapore Trade Development Board (TDB) yester-. day launched an Internet service that is estimated to save the trading community $2 million to $3 million a year. TDB's Trade Net system is an electronic network linking organisations and businesses for faster and cheaper trade transactions.263 words
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Article, Illustration344 1998-01-23 2 Clarissa Tan - EYE ON THE ECONOMY Finance Ry\ Clarissa Tan GROWTH of Ml, the most liquid measure of money supply, slowed to a mere 2.8 per cent year-on-year last November, while M 2 growth came down to 9.6 per cent, the lowest in almost aSource: MAS - 344 words
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Article, Illustration319 1998-01-23 2 Teh Hooi Ling - By' Teh Hooi Ling SINGAPORE'S telecommunications industry cluster grew an estimated 14 per cent in 1997, hoisting output by the industry to $3.03 billion, said Economic Development Board chairman Philip Yeo yesterday. In 1996, the sector was a laggard, expanding by a mere 3.5ARTHUR LEE - 319 words
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474 1998-01-23 2 Siow Li Sen - By\ Siow Li Sen DBS Bank has switched to computing interest on a daily rest basis from monthly rest for its home mortgages, a move that offers some respite to home buyers in the face of rising interest rates. The other Big474 words
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564 1998-01-23 3 Ronnie Lim - Mobil increases cat in output to 20% from 5% and Esso to 15-20% from 5-10% By\ Ronnie Lim WITH the regional currency crisis causing a continued slump in oil product prices, two Singapore refiners have made even deeper cuts to564 words
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402 1998-01-23 3 Soh Tiang Keng - By\ Soh Tiang Keng ANNUAL claims paid out by the Central Provident Fund under its Dependents Protection Scheme (DPS) its life insurance plan have more than doubled since the launch of the scheme in mid-1989. In 1996, CPF paid out $64.6 million in claims402 words
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MARKETS IM TURMOIL
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407 1998-01-23 4 Levitt urges investors to be aware of risk inferences among mutual funds Bloomberg [WASHINGTON] US Securities and Exchange Commission chairman Arthur Levitt cautioned investors to be wary of mutual funds that invest exclusively in specific Asian countries. "I am concerned aboutBloomberg - 407 words
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Article, Illustration320 1998-01-23 4 Reuters (BRUSSEUPRlnternational Monetary Fuiid (IMF) managing director Michel Camdessus dismissed on Wednesday fears the global economy will be swept by a deflationary wave because of the financial crisis in Asia. Mr Camdessus, in Brussels to address the European Parliament's development committee,Reuters - 320 words
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Article, Illustration496 1998-01-23 4 Reuters [SEOUL] South Korea appeared yesterday to be getting closer to a debt restructuring deal after talks with its bankers in New York, while US officials urged international creditors to show some restraint. According to one banker familiar with the talks,Reuters; AFP - 496 words
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574 1998-01-23 4 Bruce Cheesmen - Tap banks taking part in govt investment mtaktotoS-EAaa From Bruce Cheesmen in Taipei TAIWAN is capitalising on South-east Asia's financial meltdown to expand the regional networks of its main private and state-run banks. As Japanese banks cut back on their Asian funding commitments,574 words
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489 1998-01-23 4 Conrad Raj - He says regional crisis it toughest situation'he has seen since 1966 From Conrad Raj in Bangkok THE current regional currency and economic crisis is likely to bring the Asean countries closer together rather than tear them apart, said Senior Minister489 words
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330 1998-01-23 4 Bloomberg [SEOUL] South Korea's 26 commercial banks lost money as a group for the first time last year, battered by record bankruptcies and plunging stock values. The banks lost a combined 3.9 trillion won (5)3.9 billion) in the year endedBloomberg - 330 words
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297 1998-01-23 4 Reuters [SEOUL] Ailing South Korean carmaker, Kia Motors Corp, said yesterday it was seeking 500 billion won (Sssoo million) in foreign equity investment to clamber back from the brink of bankruptcy. Kia chairman Jin Nyum said the company aimed to raise its paid-inReuters - 297 words
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182 1998-01-23 4 Reuters [JAKARTA] Indonesia, its currency plunging to fresh lows, is bracing for mass layoffs with at least one million people expected to lose jobs this year because of the crisis, government officials said yesterday. "The present unemployment figure stands at 2.7 million asReuters - 182 words
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168 1998-01-23 4 AFP [SINGAPORE] The credits ratings of many insurers in troubled Asian economies have been downgraded and the prospects of those overly exposed to asset markets are bleak, global ratings agency Standard and Poor's warned yesterday. "The immediate prospects will be bleak for someAFP - 168 words
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SOUTH-EAST ASIA
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513 1998-01-23 5 Meera Tharmaratnam - KUALA LUMPUR Loss of consumer confidence, tougher f iptf ted price increases dted By Meera Tharmaratnam MALAYSIA'S auto market will likely see a 60 per cent plunge in sales this year, reflecting fast-declining consumer confidence and tougher financing terms, according to513 words
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249 1998-01-23 5 KUALA LUMPUR Reuters MALAYSIA'S Finance Minister Anwar Ibrahim said yesterday the government cannot commit itself to fully reimbursing outlay on construction of the deferred Bakun dam project in Borneo. The national Bernama news agency quoted him as saying in eastern Sabah stateReuters - 249 words
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216 1998-01-23 5 MANILA AFP THE International Monetary Fund (IMF) will require the Philippines to submit a "comprehensive reform package" before it can gain access to a quick-disbursing standby facility, a senior fund official said yesterday. David Nellor, IMF deputy director for the Tokyo-based Asia-PacificAFP - 216 words
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289 1998-01-23 5 KUALA LUMPUR PM worried about fall-out from Indonesian crisis Reuters AFP MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, whose government is grappling with an economic slowdown, yesterday said he was not planning to quit office. Dr Mahathir said after the inaugural meeting ofReuters; AFP - 289 words
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CHINA-HONGKONG-TAIWAN
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414 1998-01-23 6 BEIJING Central bank also shuts down branches; moves seen partly as response to Asian crisis AFP CHINA'S central bank has decided to step up the supervision of the banking system and shut down its own provincial branches to increase central control, the official XinhuaAFP - 414 words
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349 1998-01-23 6 TOKYO Close ties seen making it vulnerable if yuan's devalued Reuters TAIWAN is likely to be able to avert a currency crisis with its abundant foreign reserves and sound economic fundamentals, but excessive exposure to mainland China by Taiwanese firms remains a potential riskReuters - 349 words
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291 1998-01-23 6 BEIJING AFP CHINA'S growing political influence and its improving regional relations are combining to create a favourable atmosphere to push for reunification with Taiwan, the Worker's Daily said. "Looking at the course of history, we have great optimism that the twoAFP - 291 words
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Article, Illustration716 1998-01-23 6 Loh Hui Yin - unnfrai HOMUOINI Gloom and doom pervading the South-east Asian region has now hit tho colony By Loh Hui Yin SUDDENLY, a much-delayed chilly blast of winter has hit Hongkong fUll in the face. The mood a few days before Chinese716 words
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554 1998-01-23 6 Bruce Cheesmen - TAIPEI But few complain as cost of carrying CNN is high and there are no sob-titles Byl Bruce Cheesmen TAIWAN'S perennial cable TV wars have taken their most notable international scalp CNN. The US cable news giant has been forced off the554 words
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Advertisement133 1998-01-23 6 4 r, x V W' v another fine example of the cuisine that was awarded 4.5 stars out of 5 by The Sunday Times. From a restaurant that was rated 8 out of 10 by The Business Times. One minister has even said that our restaurant was one of the133 words
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ASIA
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250 1998-01-23 7 PARIS AFP FRENCH President Jacques Chirac leaves for a three-day state visit to India tomorrow with one goal in mind: pumping up his country's lagging trade performance in the democratic world's biggest pool of potential customers. With Mr Chirac will beAFP - 250 words
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491 1998-01-23 7 TOKYO Chip with US rises 41% to 5t yen, analysts expect sharp reaction AFP JAPAN yesterday announced its trade surplus in 1997 soared 48.5 per cent to 10 trillion yen US$77 billion (Ssl37 billion), triggering fears of a backlash from majorAFP - 491 words
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262 1998-01-23 7 HOBART, Australia Reuters AUSTRALIA'S Labor opposition party pledged yesterday to make closer links with Asia its top international priority if it wins a snap election, expected as early as July. "Labor considers there is no more important foreign policy issue facing Australia thanReuters - 262 words
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Article, Illustration276 1998-01-23 7 SEOUL Proposed move will send wrong signal to N Korea, lie says Reuters SOUTH Korea's proposed defence spending cuts "would send a wrong signal" to the communist North, US Secretary of Defence William Cohen said yesterday in Seoul. "We believe any reduction in the defenceReuters; AFP - 276 words
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358 1998-01-23 7 TOKYO Reuters JAPAN'S property market, which was on the verge of recovering after a long illness, has fallen sick again as problems in the financial sector have brought trade to a halt, the president of Mori Building Co Ltd says. Minoru Mori saidReuters - 358 words
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Advertisement138 1998-01-23 7 <H ere's another fine example of the cuisine that was awarded 4.5 stars out of 5 by The Sunday Times. From a restaurant that was rated 8 out of 10 by The Business Times. One minister has even said that our restaurant was one of the best he has ulslted138 words
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THE WORLD
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604 1998-01-23 8 WASHINGTON Fed says weaker experts te Asia, cheaper imports keep lid en US prices Bloomberg INFLATION remained absent from the US economy in recent weeks as Asia's financial crisis slowed growth and unleashed a flood of cheaper imports that helped keep pricesBloomberg - 604 words
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Article, Illustration356 1998-01-23 8 PARIS Reuters FRENCH jobless activists yesterday vowed to press ahead with protests after Prime Minister Lionel Jospin offered them a sweetener falling far short of their demands for hikes in minimum welfare benefits. Reactions among protesters ranged from disappointment to anger after MrReuters - 356 words
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325 1998-01-23 8 WASHINGTON Bloomberg US BUILDERS began construction on fewer houses in December, though for all of last year, housing starts put in their second best performance in almost a decade, government figures showed. Construction starts unexpectedly fell 0.8 per cent last monthBloomberg - 325 words
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321 1998-01-23 8 FRANKFURT Bloomberg THE Bundesbank left its toll set of interest rates unchanged, as expected, though investors and analysts are preparing for higher borrowing costs in the next few months as Europe's common currency approaches. The German central bank left its floor discount rate atBloomberg - 321 words
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Article, Illustration388 1998-01-23 9 WASHINGTON Char&saDegethathe had affair with White House intern who was told to lie about it Reuters PRESIDENT Bill Clinton came under siege politically yesterday as a potentially devastating scandal involving alleged furtive sex between him and a former White House internReuters; REUTERS - 388 words
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Article, Illustration791 1998-01-23 9 Kevin Sullivan - HUKOraAVTXHW From farm prices to food production has taken on economic, ethical tones By Kevin Sullivan FOOD is in the news. Berlin International Green Week, the world's largest exhibition of food growers, breeders, processors, packagers and retailers, has been in full swing, giving rise to791 words
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Advertisement128 1998-01-23 9 t-' <H ere's another fine example of the cuisine that was awarded 4.5 stars out of 5 by The Sunday Times. From a restaurant that was rated 8 out of 10 by The Business Times. One minister has even said that our restaurant was one of the best he has128 words
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EDITORIAL & OPINION
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Article, Illustration726 1998-01-23 11 Kenneth James - 1 mwwiM— OPINION By Kenneth James The writer is BT's technology editor WHATs in an acronym? Plenty, if the name is Kent Ridge Digital Labs, the new kid on the Singapore high-tech block. Someone suggested that its acronym, KRDL, really stands for Kool Research Done726 words
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Article130 1998-01-23 11 'May Cuba, with all its magnificent potential, open itself up to the world and may the world open itself up to Cuba so that this people, which is working to make progress and which longs for concord and peace, may look to the future with hope.' -Pope130 words
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Article564 1998-01-23 11 EDITORIAL THE alarming erosion in the value of the rupiah this week has plunged Indonesia deeper into an unprecedented economic crisis. The efforts of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and Indonesia's allies to help rebuild its faltering economy have not stemmed the sharp loss of confidence. Financial564 words
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Article, Illustration1112 1998-01-23 11 Anthony Rowley - Opposition Shinshinto has crumbled but its splinter groups could evolve into a radical political opposition By. Anthony Rowley The writer is BT's Tokyo correspondent AS JAPAN stumbled towards recession at the end of last year and as its financial system teetered on the brink of crisis, notFILE PHOTOS - 1,112 words
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408 1998-01-23 11 Dr Khor Hoe Ee Monetary Authority of Singapore Singapore - WAIT-WW Dr Khor Hoe Ee Monetary Authority of Singapore Singapore IN 'Time to peg Sings to the greenback" (BT, Jan 20), Dr Augustine H H Tan proposed temporarily pegging the Singapore dollar to the US dollar, in order to arrest the slide in the408 words
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Article394 1998-01-23 11 AT the initiative of Hongkong's Liberal Party chairman Allen Lee Peng-fei, members of the Provisional Legislative Council (Legco) are giving up this year's HK53,500 (SS800) increase in their allowances to show their sympathy for those suffering from Hongkong's current economic setbacks. The amount is small, considering394 words
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Miscellaneous16 1998-01-23 11 POOMESBDRT By Garry Trudeau MT£ WAS THE A/y MHO I °w?c*£ I 7 SSSSSR /wrasr oiSSUvShsA16 words
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EXECUTIVE LIFESTYLE
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Article, Illustration963 1998-01-23 12 BEIN MUNROE - This is the essence of the art of Filipino painter and National Artist Arturo Luz, says bun mumboe BEIN MUNROE THIS week, as part of the Philippines' Centennial Celebrations, Singapore is fortunate enough to play host to a Filipino artist who has just been declared963 words
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Article, Illustration551 1998-01-23 12 Tan SU Yen - ART rjntmocrfiMtfrilo East, while size doesn't matter it a new exhibition on at Millenia Walk By 1 Tan SU Yen [SINGAPORE] Chinese calligraphy meets Islamic creativity in a unique celebration of Eastern art traditions ahead of the joint Lunar New Year and Hari Raya celebrations551 words
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718 1998-01-23 12 Isle of Man —a filmmaker's dream location SHOW BUSINESS This remote island in the Irish Sea is attracting producers from Hollywood Reuters [DOUGLAS, Isle of Man] When Long John Silver sailed into the Isle of Man, a liberal sprinkling of doubloons turned this windswept little rock into a real TreasureReuters - 718 words
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Article, Illustration1047 1998-01-23 14 AUSTRALIAN OPEN Sanchez Vkario safes; Koarmkova faces Hingis in dream third roond match Reuters [MELBOURNE] Andre Agassi flew the flag for the US after third-seeded compatriot Michael Chang was bundled from the Australian Open yesterday but it was the French who set the paceReuters; REUTERS; AFP - 1,047 words
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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462 1998-01-23 15 Jennifer Lien - Disclosure in financial statements comes under revised SAS guidelines By, Jennifer Lien [SINGAPORE] For the first time, Singapore companies will have to disclose unrealised foreign exchange losses or gains in their financial statements under new guidelines drawn up by the Singapore accounting462 words
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Article, Illustration425 1998-01-23 15 Russell Baker - From] Russell Baker in Sydney SINGAPORE'S Freight Links Express Holdings yesterday announced that its Australian subsidiary is raising A 16.11 million (Ss7.l million) and seeking re-quotation on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX). Freight Links Express Holdings (Australia) is seeking A 53.85 million425 words
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638 1998-01-23 15 Lee Han Shih - HOCK LOCK SIEW Lee Han Shih THE few hundred listed companies in Singapore must now be scrambling to assess their foreign exchange exposures for the upcoming results season. For those which want to use creative accounting to dress up forex losses,638 words
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247 1998-01-23 15 Reuters [SINGAPORE] Oversea-Chi-nese Banking Corp Ltd (OCBC) is placing 70 million shares in Singapore Telecommunications Ltd (Sing Tel) with investors at $3.09 each, dealers said yesterday. Dealers said the placement was offered to a variety of fund managers, including some in Europe, on behalfReuters - 247 words
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608 1998-01-23 15 Bnt fall in yields, traffic will hart profits in 1999 Reuters [SINGAPORE] Singapore Airlines (SIA) may avoid the worst of the Asian economic slump this year thanks to equipment sales and currency gains, analysts said yesterday. But air traffic and yieldsReuters - 608 words
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REGIONAL COMPANIES
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582 1998-01-23 16 Harish Mehta - Many suffer sharply lower net earnings for 1997; others sink into the red Reports by Harish Mehta in Bangkok MANY of Thailand's troubled commercial banks, facing huge non-performing loans, have reported sharply lower %,net earnings for 1997. Others Jfsank into the red,582 words
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564 1998-01-23 16 ONE of Thailand's oldest business families, the Tejapaibul clan, has lost control of its flagship bank after failing to raise its capital. Bangkok Metropolitan Bank (BMB) is expected to be taken over by the Bank of Thailand. The takeover will create the country's564 words
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229 1998-01-23 16 Bernama [KUALA LUMPUR] Amid a difficult operating environment in the second half of 1997, RHB Sakura Merchant Bankers posted a marginal increase of 0.7 per cent in group pre-tax profit of 107.47 million Malaysian ringgit (5541.5 million). Turnover rose 6 perBernama - 229 words
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365 1998-01-23 16 Copycat chains to blame; cost-cutting moves planned Bloomberg [ORLANDO, Florida] Planet Hollywood International Inc said on Wednesday that fourth-quarter and 1998 earnings will be far below expectations as sales slump at the movie-theme restaurant chain. Fourth-quarter profit from operations will be US$l million (US$l.76Bloomberg - 365 words
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165 1998-01-23 16 Bloomberg [SHANGHAI] Asia Brewery Inc of the Philippines will buy money-losing Shanghai Beer Factory, marking the first time a foreign brewer secured a controlling stake in a Chinese brewery. Asia Brewery will invest US$l2 million (Ss2l million) and take a 90 per cent interestBloomberg - 165 words
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467 1998-01-23 16 Neil Behrmann - ExCel centre will be London's largest exhibition venae From, Neil Behrmann in London COUNTRY Heights Holdings, a Malaysian property developer, has taken a 68 per cent stake in a £200 million (SSS77 million) international exhibition centre development in London Docklands. The centre,467 words
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455 1998-01-23 16 Meera Tharmaratnam - It names new group financial officer in surprise move By] Meera Tharmaratnam in Kuala Lumpur SIME Darby unveiled two surprises yesterday: the sale of a foreign asset and the appointment of a new group financial officer. Analysts described the455 words
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219 1998-01-23 16 Reuters [HONGKONG] Sun Hung Kai Properties Ltd (SHKP) said yesterday it will temporarily suspend or delay work on more than 10 of its projects, primarily residential developments, due to the current economic slowdown. "It is expected that approximately 20 per centReuters - 219 words
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Article, Illustration201 1998-01-23 16 AFP [MANILA] Philippine conglomerate Ayala Corp said yesterday that it expects to post a 6.3 billion peso (*****.7 million) net profit for 1997, up 1.6 per cent on the previous year, despite the economic slowdown sparked by the Asian financial crisis.AFP; PILE PHOTO - 201 words
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Article, Illustration494 1998-01-23 17 It says Asian crisis will hit growth but analysts say it's not a big problem Reuters Bloomberg [SEATTLE] Software giant Microsoft Corp posted a 52 per cent increase in quarterly earnings on Wednesday but warned that economic weakness in Asia was clouding theReuters; Bloomberg; Source: Bloomberg - 494 words
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208 1998-01-23 17 Bloomberg [TOKYO] Tokyo Securities Co, one of Japan's 10 second-tier brokerages, said it will close its fUlly-owned subsidiaries in London, New York and Hongkong to concentrate on catering to individual investors back home. Japanese brokerages are racing to shave costs and end their dependencyBloomberg - 208 words
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323 1998-01-23 17 Bloomberg [MELBOURNE] National Australia Bank Ltd's first-quarter profit fell a higher than expected 10.3 per cent as a slump in local profits wiped out higher offshore earnings. The Melbourne-based bank, Australia's largest and most profitable, said earnings in the quarter ended Dec 31Bloomberg - 323 words
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418 1998-01-23 17 It predicts mapping np of excess capacity when chipmakers postpone investment! FT [PARIS] Shares in SGS-Thom-son Microelectronics fell sharply yesterday after the Franco-Italian semiconductor manufacturer reported a 35 pper cent fall in annual profits. But the company signalledFT - 418 words
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308 1998-01-23 17 FT [NEW YORK! SmithKline Beecham and American Home Products aim to agree to their proposed merger, which would be the biggest in history, within two to three weeks. Both pharmaceutical giants are keen to avoid damaging staff morale. "This thing isFT - 308 words
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210 1998-01-23 17 Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Charles Schwab, chairman and founder of the nation's largest discount brokerage firm, said US stocks and bonds are likely to rise this year. He predicted the yield on the benchmark 30-year Treasury bond will fall to 5.25 perBloomberg - 210 words
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Article, Illustration455 1998-01-23 17 It's taking USttlOm charge in Q4 to write off McDonnell Dongas aircraft Bloomberg [SEATTLE] Boeing said it will take a higher than expected charge of US$9lO million (511.6 billion) in the fourth quarter to write off unprofitable McDonnell Douglas aircraft, resulting in itsBloomberg; FILE PHOTO - 455 words
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503 1998-01-23 18 Drop in trading revenue from Asia offset by gains in US banking Bloomberg [SAN FRANCISCO] BankAmerica said fourth-quarter earnings rose 8.7 per cent, meeting expectations, as US gains overshadowed a drop in trading revenue from Asia. The largest West Coast bank saidBloomberg - 503 words
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Article, Illustration363 1998-01-23 18 Soh Tiang Keng - Insurance firm recently given AAA rating by SAP By Soh Tiang Keng [SINGAPORE] American International Assurance (AIA), which has just been given tri-ple-A rating by Standard and Poor's, posted a 60 per cent rise in premium income from new business here in 1997.363 words
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487 1998-01-23 18 Reuters [ZURICH] Union Bank of Switzerland stuck to its profit forecast for 1997 on Wednesday and denied rumours of huge losses in derivatives trading, although it acknowledged "considerable" losses in Asian convertible bonds. Asked about a report in the British newspaperReuters - 487 words
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314 1998-01-23 18 Reuters [FRANKFURT] The bulk of Deutsche Bank AG's lending to Asia is not non-performing and its risk exposure has been limited by long-standing knpwledge of the region, a source close to the bank said on Wednesday. The source, who declinedReuters - 314 words
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296 1998-01-23 18 Reuters [PARIS] French banks, just about recovered from a domestic property market crash, face a double chaUenge of credit exposure in Asia and intensifying competition in the run-up to the euro, ratings agency Standard Poor's said on Wednesday. "French banksReuters - 296 words
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Article219 1998-01-23 18 SOKBLReport Reuters [SINGAPORE] Simex Euroyen futures gained from the yen's strength yesterday, while Eurodollar futures rose amid further falls in Asian stock markets. Dealers said Euroyen and Japanese government bond (JGB) futures got an early boost from comments by Taku Yamasaki, a senior official ofReuters - 219 words
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152 1998-01-23 18 Perry Gilbert, vice-president, Refco Singapore Pte Ltd - MSCX TAIWAN FUTURES By By Perry Gilbert, vice-presi-dent, Refco Singapore Pte Ltd [SINGAPORE] The Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures contract saw an uneventful trading session yesterday as participants wind down for the 10-day Chinese New Year break. OCBC Bullion A Futures152 words
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247 1998-01-23 18 ENEROT REPORT Reuters [LONDON] Sickly world oil markets tumbled to fresh lows not seen for almost four years yesterday as news of bulging US crude stocks confirmed growing world oversupply. Benchmark North Sea Brent crude slumped below the psychologically-important US$l5 a barrel levelReuters - 247 words
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Article, Illustration735 1998-01-23 18 IMTHEBAMK CEOSB BATB8 Jan22 .fjgi; 3 a a 315JS i CM 1082 5.741 40S 4M U49 5JS3 »JB 047* OJTI BJM IJM Mg SS J&! Ckha MM OJM MO 0.729 0.211 I.W 401 H.79I IJO Iff IM 42M MB IW MB MIT 4W7 4004 Mil MR 4W k mi <u|735 words
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Article265 1998-01-23 18 AFP Reuters THE US dollar was still limping against the other main currencies yesterday afternoon, but was fairly stable by comparison with its early morning levels. At 1235 GMT, the dollar was trading at 1.8074 marks against 1.8068 in the morning and 1.8275 on Wednesday. It was goingAFP; Reuters - 265 words
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Article988 1998-01-23 19 nooinmw 2 11 —> aVMNn (Mm* (<■*•« at MQpM mmmm MStCOHTUCTBcMtafe) Clg; *2 MH> f Sftt tt—Wrt raw 129.50 129-25 OO.TS 91 200 yarH 132.25 OV *90 OOO 48g Km t52 jwm 2J>2 *2? M/ShN MU5 55 o5R* 22 JWMv99 «400 BOO as SS wo n» w s988 words
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Article1295 1998-01-23 19 AFP nwfrtai -am JAPANESE share prices fell 1.7 per cent yesterday. hit by profit-taking after a six-day rising streak and late selling on concerns over the (allout from the Asian crisis, brokers said. "Active profit-taking on the day was a natural consequence, taking into account the fact that theAFP - 1,295 words
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Article1456 1998-01-23 19 Jaott fc—>rt*i Nw *h rr-rr w*aa -e.600 ftgrfti *6 AttayMMM 1*9 S11/1 AMod Domocq 944 -4 113 AlMGrwt IW BAT Md -981 KMC 324J00 -tOO MCC *****0 ♦1400 B0C Group 476.400 6.400 BRPltraH.- *****0 -35 m» *****0 -1800 Bonk ot Scotland ——————990 -4 Barclays *44 -19 to,1,456 words
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Article, Illustration1418 1998-01-23 20 AFP □Hang Seng -3CJ7 HONGKONG shares fell 3.9 per cent yesterday as Indonesia's economic mess worsened and fears rose over the health of local finance firms. "Concerns over regional problems are escalating. I even see the market testing the 8,500-point level in the near term," said an analyst. TheAFP - 1,418 words
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Article, Illustration676 1998-01-23 20 Reuters W Stanton B lain *0-04 THE Shenzhen B share market ended slightly higher yesterday but trade remained thin as investors stayed on the sidelines ahead of the Chinese New Year holiday. The B index inched up 0.04 point to 81.75 on turnover of HKJIB.4 million. "Most investors haveReuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 676 words
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Article359 1998-01-23 20 AFP OwFUn -13JB STOCKS slid 0.2 per cent yesterday ahead of the Chinese New Year holiday as investors took to the sidelines awaiting an expected post-holiday rally, dealers said. "Investors held on amid expectations of a surge after the Chinese New Year," said an analyst. The stock market isAFP - 359 words
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Article254 1998-01-23 20 Bloomberg □Wellington -122 SHARES declined yesterday as concerns resurfaced that Asia's problems will hurt company earnings. The benchmark NZSE Top 40-share Index fell 9.22 points to 2,244.92. Within the index, decliners led advancers 19 to 11. Trading was valued at NZ$42.B million. Bloomberg jma «a rmm ANZ Banking ILOOBloomberg - 254 words
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Article, Illustration801 1998-01-23 20 AFP nSETMn -IIW SHARE prices closed 2.8 per cent lower yesterday in active trading following the sharp fall of the rupiah, with most investors selling banking and finance stocks, dealers said. But speculative buying in large-capitalisation stocks, mainly by foreign investors, helped cushion the index against even sharper declines,AFP - 801 words
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Article413 1998-01-23 20 AFP HOwpoatehic -22J7 SHARE prices closed 4.5 per cent lower yesterday as foreign investors sold blue chips in afternoon trade, dealers said. Foreign selling appears to reflect worries about the Indonesian rupiah's sharp decline, said a dealer. He said foreign investors bought in the morning session but placed largeAFP - 413 words
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Article598 1998-01-23 20 AFP DADOrflygin -H4 SHARE prices fell 0.9 per cent yesterday amid disappointing quarterly profit results and renewed turmoil in Asian markets as investors eased off ahead of a bank holiday. The All Ordinaries Index fell 23.4 points to 2,599.4. Turnover was 234 million shares worth A 1775.38 million. BHPAFP - 598 words
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Article, Illustration677 1998-01-23 20 AFP QflnpiMßteiaig -22.47 JAKARTA'S benchmark stock index closed 4.8 per cent lower yesterday after the local currency hit new lows and investors took profit after a four-day market surge amid worries over presidential succession. "It's very tough to make a call at this stage," said a dealer. "People justAFP - 677 words
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Article283 1998-01-23 20 AFP n Manila -47Jl SHARE prices fell 2.7 per cent yesterday amid a weakening peso, analysts said. "The wave of selling that came in yesterday when the peso started to depreciate is continuing right now," said a trader. The PSE Composite Index shed 47.66 points to close at 1,707.61.AFP - 283 words
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Article, Illustration447 1998-01-23 21 AFX-Asia n Composite Index -I£3 SHARE prices closed off lows yesterday as selling pressure eased on light local support amid concerns over the unstable rupiah and it! rippling effect on the ringgit, dealers said. The KLSE Composite Index closed down 15.34 points atAFX-Asia - 447 words
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Article7028 1998-01-23 21 INDUSTRIALS CoMMMf prtiMts 199* Last Vol D*y Hat Cap L— Company OOP Mg>i Lao. t/K f* 245 160 Ajlnomoto 210 unch "53 KM 73 Angkasa 90 -3 6 93 90 23 M3 123 Apofto Food Htq 170 -5 5 170 170 4.9 68.0 250 190 Borjaya Land 237 -13 2027,028 words
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Article3219 1998-01-23 22 i lt .j M UM Val Day Last Ovate *»fl Hlji Law Mm "i-r"V ««*a ♦ar- fOOO» MIO taw Bwyar 8a8ar Prtaa 68 9 m 3000 mAM08C53%****** 9 SI 8 31*0 *AcarW*****1USS IS!?" 5 Ss SI u 131 8.5 3164 Acma W*****4 123 -1 35 133 12.5 123 13 123,219 words
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Article205 1998-01-23 22 Ven Screenivasan - WARRANT WATCH -By Ven Screenivasan DESPITE yesterday's broad-based fall, most dealers and analysts reckon the market has already bottomed out and is poised for a slow, but volatile, recovery. This probably explains why a slew of warrants have been heading the percentage gainers list lately.205 words
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Article1869 1998-01-23 22 TtmnsarMnn .Tin 22. tuursNi tracts \t {*•> •r Or 19*7/98 Last Val Day LaatOaala H» Mr VM Mt NCa» n» l— mm cmtftmf m *h room cw W W "Tra 2» n 5000 Aisavn— e» *3 om 5? 55J~~55 53 5J~u~5a5 w or tu mi soot AMoesoc 1931,869 words
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Article899 1998-01-23 23 ass* www xm ~ia[ w T <w J*g3 Jg h.W i« J® „MB Jre£ Tatai iKUSt «M« «Mg m n *?ffi SOMA UM 1*»II w*iil—, .,1 iiIUlit m*m<»«H» mssss 3-5-*% j 1 i j < 555T i 1 1 I 1 3 1 SSSi 0 1899 words
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Article2990 1998-01-23 23 Or Br HMT/u LMt V«l 09T 0* D9» Y98 Mt Cf «mx W rooo> nm. t— —yr umr cw P/t WM« 157 18.5 >020 ACEOyn4mk$60c 26 h 2 5 H III*?" 5146 AS£MT$K>200 US- M Hi US M5 MS «7S WUS9CW*- USMS M.0 13 »7 gs gar 02,990 words
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Article751 1998-01-23 23 •r «r m MM tad w pn MM Hi Mr W M «W Aw mm L—r WM» C4MMW —M fWS W U» X* CW Pf* >— MM ill!IMUlli'BI mwt"iy> f PT*3f* s a ssaa£=: w ft SSf jjl 5 S5 J IS JSSSfczzSs 3 s *rr rr** a i,751 words
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STOCK EXCHANGE OF SINGAPORE
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Article217 1998-01-23 24 MM ST Engg K>c 15.011.000 SingTel ISc n.732,000 TAC BtIO 200 8,906,000 Hotung Inv NT 5 8,048,000 CM Telecom 75c 7,285.000 *Renong 8M 50c 6,228,000 *MBf Capital 6.081.000 Asia Food&Prop 5.040.000 •Rekapacific Bh 4,974.000 Tianjin Zhonq 4.8HOOO Stacks SingTel 15c 40.099.870 DBS Foreign 31,995,621 SIA Foreign 25.141.304 City Dev 50c217 words
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Article, Illustration66 1998-01-23 24 Shiv Taneja - MUUI -by Shiv Taneja Cl# TELECOM dosed 0.5 US cent higher yesterday at 18 US cents on a volume of 7J6 million shares, compared with its 10-day traded average of 1.34 million units. The counter is a buy at current levels, and this is well supported by the66 words
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Article, Illustration651 1998-01-23 24 Ven Sreenivasan - STOCKMA&KBT COMMEMTABY Sell-down triggered by rnpi&h's plunge; relatively low volumes suggest it's not a case of panic, say dealers By Ven Sreenivasan [SINGAPORE] The stock market plunged in tandem with other bourses in the region as more tremors hit the currency markets. The651 words
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OH THE GRAPEVINE
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Article154 1998-01-23 24 AS IF to boost investor sentiment in preparation for its December-quarter results tomorrow, Creative Technology sent us an intriguing press release this week: "Creative's First Midi Music Competition Draws More Than 1,100 Entries From 57 Countries," Creative said. At stake was over US$2O,OOO (5535.100) in prizes, including synthesisers154 words
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Article84 1998-01-23 24 AGAIN, the brighter side, at least for some. Venture Capital 3i's managing director Jane Crawford suggests that current conditions promote management buy-out opportunities. For example, a perfectly viable manufacturing company that's cash-strapped may not have the wherewithal to cope with an increase in orders. A management buy-out (MBO)84 words
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Article58 1998-01-23 24 ANOTHER venture capital outfit confirms that Asian financial woes have created more opportunities than it's ever seen. It used to be so difficult but now there are queues and queues of people offering perfectly viable businesses for consideration. 'It's like a crowded hospital, people now have58 words
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Article100 1998-01-23 24 IT SEEMS Standard Chartered Bank's chairman Patrick Gillman was briefly in town yesterday, enroute to another Asian country. As would be expected, he met briefly wtth Tan Sri KhooTeckPuat, Stancharf s single largest shareholder. Tan Sri Khoo owns 14.9 per cent of Standchart, according to Stancharf s 1996100 words
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Article108 1998-01-23 24 WE GOOFED and we apologise. Readers of this column were quick to point out that in Wednesday's little snippet about the approaching Tiger year, we placed the Dragon before the Tigar. We are infect in the closing days of the year of the Ox, which seems108 words
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Article102 1998-01-23 24 A SIGN at the check-out counter in Cold Storage offers shoppers a free gala apple if the caehicr doesn't greet them, eg say thank you. Not all cashiers, you would ekpect, are thrilled at the proepect of being caught off-guard by shoppers. One Ngee Ami City102 words
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SHIPPING TIMES
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Article315 1998-01-23 25 Bridge News Reuters DEPRESSED for Panamaxes and rates generally slipping, brokers said. New business remained scarce. Louis Dreyfus Was understood to be close to booking Panamax tonnage for a Jan 22-29, heavy grain, soybean and sorghum cargo from the Mississippi river to Rotterdam at a weaker rate somewhereBridge News; Reuters - 315 words
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Article287 1998-01-23 25 mmmmm Jma w CWT Distribution —0.50 -0.095 SO ChuanHwp 0.45 *001 204 Cosco Investment 0.81 *0.04 2 Freight Links OJ1 *0.015 095 08 Mowings 026 Hai Sun Hup 0.52 unch <7 Hitachi Zoser 0.585 *0.055 279 MC Holdings—HK 5.60 Jaya Holdings 0.35 -0.02 40 Jurong Shipyard 7.90 *0.X>287 words
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Article, Illustration476 1998-01-23 25 Marcus Hand - PSA has signed an agreement to buy 60% of Italian port and logistics firm Sinport By\ Marcus Hand [SINGAPORE] PSA Corp has clinched its first port project in Europe through a tie-up with the Fiat Group in Italy.476 words
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740 1998-01-23 25 Selva Kumar - ADMIRALTY CASEBOOK By\ Selva Kumar THE mere fact that a party had arrested a vessel which had previously been released without security by another court would not automatically amount to an abuse of the process of court. Instead,740 words
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409 1998-01-23 25 A brawl like the one with Japan last year may occur this year Journal of Commerce [WASHINGTON] Maritime summits going on now will determine if the United States confronts China and Brazil this year over their shipping practices, muchJournal of Commerce - 409 words
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265 1998-01-23 25 Felix Chan - By. Felix Chan {SINGAPORE] Malaysia's Kelang Port Authority (KPA) has been charged with refloating the sunken vessel An Tai currently lying at Wharf 14 at the North Port, and has invited tenders from 13 Malaysian salvage companies. Malaysian Transport Minister Ling Liong Sik265 words
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141 1998-01-23 25 [HONGKONG] Guangzhou Shipyard is not concerned about regional competition, having more than US$4OO million (Ss7oB million) worth of orders on hand and plans to build a new shipyard. Two-thirds of the yard's capacity is currently occupied, according to Wang Wenhui, company secretary.141 words
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Article, Illustration1090 1998-01-23 26 BHIPPIHO PLAOS n Lloyd's Register also lists Liberia, Greece, Bahamas, Cyprus, Malta, Japan, Norway, China and S'pore among top flags Maritime Asia Conflicting trends appear to be at work in the ship registry sector. Some shipowners appear to* be prioritising quality over cheapness, and thereMaritime Asia - 1,090 words
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354 1998-01-23 26 PACE EuroHansa 6 am. 3 Eoergreen 6 Accord 8 Ahrenkiel M Farwide M AppensMp 5 FoongSw 8 AsiaOCL IS Froti B Astro 3 WUnki 16 Austral 9 6 Link 4 Avant 16 Gemartrans 6 B'tanqMas 8 Genshpg 9 BSA 7 Glory Nav 16354 words
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Article16069 1998-01-23 34 THEBU SINESSTIMES THEBUSINESSTIMES EXPORT ETA ETA Advartisar Vtis»l Voyaga Talaphona ETA ETA Advartlsar Vassal Voyaga Talaphona SIN Dasrn Nam* Nam* NumMr Numbar SIN 0»»t'n Nam* Nam* Numear Number 24/01 12/02 MISC B. PELANGI 3031 *5-*****2 A 24/01 12/02 MOL BUNGA PCLANO 30M *5 2200*4* To ABIDJAN (ABJ) 200316,069 words
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SHIPS IN PORT
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Article810 1998-01-23 41 Vessel Voy No Bftli Arrival Dywtwe_ JlraiM M taluk JAN22 J01 A.02//SM* 2.02/3 020 Bt Dmr Hk *****6 JOI A.02//$M* 2.02/2 MO M Ooi Rustu *****6 J01 A.02//SM* 2.02/2 230 RhfWl JAN21 J01 A*2//SMi 2-02/2 220 St Ha U6 S7 *****6 J01 *.02//SM» 2.02/3 020 MSw* 0301* J01810 words
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Article1716 1998-01-23 41 RECCHfWK OF EXPOKT FCi COWT/UMEIS AND IXL CARGO 1HMM/»1—CI Htte Ship Voy No Ctfc/itr Net* Trm T> Pr— kiLk OHM 24/1500 H 22/800 22/89* 22/800 22/800 22/89* 22/MO U 22/1700 21/0*9* 21/0*00 a 22/T700 J3/0*5* 23/0*00 2VOIOO 21/09* OMN 4 23/1200 21/W9* 21/1700 laSw 31M 25/0700 1* 22/8001,716 words
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Article209 1998-01-23 41 JhM Australia: Australia Day Holiday. JmmTT China: Chinese New Year Eve. Hong Kong: Lunar New Year Eve. South Korea: Lunar New Year Eve. Taiwan: Chinese New Year Eve. Jaa 28 Brunei: Chinese New Year. Hong Kong: Lunar New Year. Malaysia: Chinese New Year. Singapore: Chinese New Year. South209 words
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Article876 1998-01-23 41 THIS rsport compiled by Cockett Marine Oil Ltd. shows price ranges in US dollars instead of iln|k price* far a more compre he naive de script ion of the market Prtcaa shown are baaed on average slwrt Mem. Market movements are Indicated The Cockatt Bunker Prioa876 words
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Article368 1998-01-23 41 CartM 80 Mm Ml 0.4 8.4 O.M 57 0.05 Jm21 Mt Mar InMm Ml AMMmi MM He Mom £25 0 0 2 2 0 0 1 T==- 100 Am Wi OJ 134 0.07 20 002 txZ 300 MM 9904 0.7 17.4 0.13 67 0.06 M*n %W368 words
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313 1998-01-23 42 AFP [PARIS] The European Airbus consortium is close to selling 180 airliners in two big contracts with United Airlines of the United States, and with three Latin American airlines, the economic daily La Tribune reported yesterday. Total value of the two deals wasAFP - 313 words
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757 1998-01-23 42 The 260 planes make np 10% of units to be delivered, but include many widebodies Reports 6g/Felix Chan [SINGAPORE] In the long drawn staring match between the two airplane giants across the Atlantic, Boeing earlier this week blinked and admitted it may757 words
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503 1998-01-23 42 But company is increasing services to the US and Europe Reuters [HONGKONG] Japan Airlines (JAL) is to cut frequencies between Tokyo and Hongkong, and between Nagoya and Manila and Singapore, because of reduced passenger demand but increase services to the US and Europe,Reuters - 503 words
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418 1998-01-23 42 Swop involves Delta's year 2000 deliveries, and HAS' 1998 ones [SINGAPORE] In a move rarely seen in aviation circles, Malaysia Airline System Bhd (MAS) is said to be switching delivery positions of its Boeing 777 jets with Delta Airlines418 words
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177 1998-01-23 42 Bloomberg [TOKYO] The US said it wants Japan to boost the number of flights it's offering three US carriers to 146 return trips a week, compared with the 90 that Japan's put forward at the two countries' air industryBloomberg - 177 words
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Article, Illustration65 1998-01-23 42 [BISCHEIM, France] The future tilting TGV high-speed train which can run on standard tracks is shown in the workshops of the SNCF state rail authority at Bischeim. The prototype will undergo its first tests in 1999, and is supposed to be capable of speeds 0f320 km/hAFP - 65 words
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241 1998-01-23 42 Reuters [MONTREAL] Canadian National Railway Co posted a record annual profit on Wednesday and said it expected more growth in 1998. The former federal govern-ment-owned railway, which became a publicly traded corporation in 1995 in Canada's biggest-ever stock issue, reported a 1997 profit fromReuters - 241 words
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