The Business Times, 11 February 1998
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Title Section13 1998-02-11 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MITA(P) 11<V 12/97 Internet http://www.asial.com.sg/biztimes SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11,1998 85c13 words
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Article73 1998-02-11 1 EXCflAMH! BATES vs$ s$ USS J 1JM IJ» 2M0 Oil W2 9JN YHIl« mm LI IS MS 1281 M§7 HKS Mil BAHT MB M» HJPUH IM MIS MH tnttrbank mta FUME BATES SINGAPORE* 1M KUALA LUMPUR. UO JAKARTA 18.00 BANGKOK lltt MANILA 11M HONGKONG J.M TAIPEI 900 SYDNEY KM73 words
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Article, Illustration991 1998-02-11 1 S N Vasuki - Only 10 of 212 banks can meet higher minimnm capital requirements From S N Vasuki in Jakarta INDONESIA'S banking system is headed for a major shake-up after the government introduced new rules yesterday forcing commercial banks to meet sharply higherSource: - 991 words
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Article, Illustration756 1998-02-11 1 S N Vasuki - Way cleared for Suharto's nominee to become VP: analysts From I S N Vasuki in.Jakarta THE Indonesian Armed Forces (Abri) yesterday announced that commander-in-chief General Feisal Tanjung. 58. will retire ahead of crucial presidential elections next month. The move, widely rumoured forFILE PHOTO - 756 words
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Article, Illustration366 1998-02-11 1 Loh Hui Yin - Call to buy Asia could see billions of dollars flow into region's equity markets From, Loh Hui Yin in Hon gkong MERRILL Lynch has advised clients to buy Asian stocks over US equities, a recommendation that could see a wall of money worthSource: Merrill Lynch - 366 words
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346 1998-02-11 1 Firm day for local equities as regional currencies recover [SINGAPORE] A sharp recovery in regional currencies bolstered the local stockmarket, with a rise in Singapore Press Holdings' shares enabling the Straits Times Industrials Index to recover the 1,600 mark that was lost in early346 words
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405 1998-02-11 1 Larry Wee - Ky Larry Wee [SINGAPORE] Fears that implementation of a currency board mechanism in Indonesia would fix the rupiah irrevocably at 5,000 per US dollar resulted in heavy selling yesterday of the greenback against regional currencies. Setting the mood was a 19.7 per cent405 words
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Advertisement130 1998-02-11 1 maPB Titanic yesterday won 14 Oscar nominations the most nominations for any film since 1960. Kate Winslet booted a spot on the Best Actress list, but heartthrob Leonardo Di Caprto was left out of the Best Actor category. LA CoqfidmtimlaaaA Good Will Hunting achieved 9 nominations each. Pf 12 ThtaraiU—hn130 words
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Advertisement83 1998-02-11 1 Implications at a currency board system, Pg 16 OK) HeadUnenews Remember the Redas letter last year that caused a stir in property circles? TTie Busang gold scam and the reports that kept you posted on the OtJ electronics industry? Turn to hfiS for the BT journalists who brought you those83 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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478 1998-02-11 2 Ang Wan May - Hoteliers, retailers, travel agents may see worst year ever in face of regional crisis By Ang Wan May SINGAPORE'S tourist trade will be hard hit by the poor regional economic climate visitor arrivals are expected to. plunge by 8 to478 words
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Article, Illustration522 1998-02-11 2 Clarissa Tan - Byi Clarissa Tan THE BT story that exposed an impassioned appeal letter by -property developers, urging the government to ease up on land sales, has bagged the »'"Story of the Year" honours at 1 Singapore Press Holdings' annual awards. *Veteran journalistCHEW SENG KIM/ST - 522 words
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Article, Illustration318 1998-02-11 2 Ang Wan May - EYE ON THE ECONOMY Commerce By. Ang Wan May TOTAL visitor arrivals fell 1.3 per cent to 7.2 million last year, with December arrivals registering a hefty 15 per cent drop to 576,271. The number of Indonesian visitors fell 17.6 per cent in DecemberSource: STFB - 318 words
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260 1998-02-11 2 Raju Cheilam - More staff needed for systems integration, year 2000 services Raju Cheilam IBM Corp plans to hire "hundreds of people across the Asean and South Asia region this year" and raise its investments in Singapore from US$2BO million (***** million) to US$3OO million. More260 words
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308 1998-02-11 2 Audrey Tan - By, Audrey Tan PROVIDE a safety net for workers caught in the current economic crisis in Asia and minimise job losses wherever possible, international labour leaders said in Singapore yesterday. Speaking at a trade union forum held by the International Confederation of Free308 words
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302 1998-02-11 2 Catherine Ong - Byi Catherine Ong HSBC James Capel, the broking arm of HSBC Holdings, has cut about 8 per cent of its staff in Asia outside Japan and India, but the Singapore operation emerges relatively unscathed. A spokesman in Hongkong said yesterday that the retrenchments302 words
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Article276 1998-02-11 2 TELECOMMUNICATIONS giant Ericsson expects its sales in Asia, which have been growing in excess of 30 per cent a year in the past couple of years, to be flat or even fall marginally this year. But expressing long-term confidence in the region, the company's president276 words
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486 1998-02-11 2 Christopher Tan - HifHtrt.s In/ Christopher Tan AFTKR a four month fl"ee fall. COK premiums have tumbled to four-and-a-half year lows. Besides minor corrections in the categories for motorbikes and commercial vehicles. certificates all eawd substantially for March. Cat 2. for mid sized cars486 words
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232 1998-02-11 2 WHILE COEs have fallen substantially, the replacement cost of taxi companies remains high. This is because taxi operators must pay the prevailing quota premium (PQP) a 12-month moving average for Category 2 vehicles when they replace cabs that are taken off the road.232 words
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180 1998-02-11 2 THE MRT extension to Changi Airport will have two stations, one at the mega-exhibition centre Singapore Expo and another straddling Terminal 2 and the planned Terminal 3. At the project launch yesterday, Communications Minister Mah Bow Tan said the 6km line, branching off180 words
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MARKETS IN TURMOIL
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256 1998-02-11 4 AFP [SEOUL] Creditors yesterday pledged an emergency 442 billion won (*****.49 million) loan to South Korean oil refiner Hanwha Group, which has been staggering under heavy foreign exchange losses. It was the second injection of massive credits for Hanwha inAFP - 256 words
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Article, Illustration453 1998-02-11 4 Plan on regional currencies instead of US dollar in trade payments AFP, Bloomberg [TOKYO] Malaysian Finance Minister Anwar Ibrahim yesterday claimed a breakthrough in talks with Japan for a plan to stabilise Asian currencies. During discussions with Japan's finance ministry. Mr AnwarAFP,; Bloomberg - 453 words
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199 1998-02-11 4 Bloomberg [SAN JOSE. California] The Asian financial crisis will stunt growth in the worldwide semiconductor market this year, with sales rising 7 per cent rather than the 17 per cent seen earlier, market researcher Dataquest said. Dataquest said the market will grow more slowlyBloomberg - 199 words
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Article, Illustration62 1998-02-11 4 [JAKARTA] Siti Herdianti Prabowo (right), one of President Suharto's three daughters, selling thousands of US dollars for rupiah at a bank at the Jakarta Stock Exchange yesterday as part of the "/joue Hupiah "campaign. On Monday, Mr Suharto said the government will announce new steps onREUTERS - 62 words
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286 1998-02-11 4 Reuters [TOKYO] As a Japanese government delegation prepared for a visit to South-east Asia to discuss ways to help Indonesia's ailing economy, a top Japanese bank yesterday came up with its own idea of what could be done. Members of theReuters - 286 words
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326 1998-02-11 4 Letter of intent also allows for merger of the banks AFP (BANGKOK] Thailand and the International Monetary Fund will pave the way for the privatisation of four commercial banks recently taken over by the central bank, Finance Minister Tarrin Nimmanahaeminda said yesterday. HeAFP - 326 words
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284 1998-02-11 4 Lenders fear losses stemming from Asia financial crisis Reuters [WASHINGTON] Bankers in the United States, fearful of losses, were pinching credit to subsidiaries of Asian companies as 1998 began at the same time a credit crunch in Japan ratcheted up demand for loans,Reuters - 284 words
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344 1998-02-11 4 Tokyo team vows to explore more ways to help recovery AFP (BANGKOK] Japanese financial Institutions will roll over 80 to 90 per cent of debts owed to them by the Thai private sector, a Thai government statement saidAFP - 344 words
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Article120 1998-02-11 4 Reuters [SINGAPORE) The Monetary Authority of Singapore said yesterday it had not seen any detailed proposals on using the Singapore dollar as a common trading currency within Asean. It also said it had not seen any detailed proposal on using local currencies to settleReuters - 120 words
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SOUTH-EAST ASIA
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476 1998-02-11 5 Harish Mehta - BANGKOK Bangkok office market will take 3 years to recover, condos 2 years From. Harish Mehta BATTERED by a liquidity crunch and plunging demand, Thailand's property market is not expected to recover for three years, a leading international property consultant said yesterday. Jeremy Stewardson.476 words
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Article, Illustration48 1998-02-11 5 [JAKARTA} A vehicle passing a bush fire on a hill in East Kalimantan, in Borneo on Sunday. A government official said four other areas have been affected by fires. Widespread Indonesian fires raged for months last year causing a haze to envelope South-east Asia. REUTERSREUTERS - 48 words
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198 1998-02-11 5 JAKARTA Economic crisis an opportunity to redistribute wealth AFP A LEADING Indonesian businessman, in remarks published yesterday, urged the government to wrest control Over commerce from the country's ethnic Chinese minority. The economic crisis presented an opportunity to hand greater control of private enterpriseAFP - 198 words
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231 1998-02-11 5 MANILA AFP THE Philippine Budget Department said yesterday that it was forecasting gross domestic product (GDP) growth in 1999 to hit 4.5 to 5.6 per cent. The department said in a statement that the gross national product (GNP), which includes incomeAFP - 231 words
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331 1998-02-11 5 BANGKOK Alliance seen raking extra USssom a year for the 2 companies Reuters RIVAL oil refineries in Thailand are teaming up to jointly beat a slump in refining margins, high production costs and sluggish demand, industry sources said yesterday. Caltex's 130,000Reuters - 331 words
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Article179 1998-02-11 5 JAKARTA Reuters A SMALL band of Indonesians staged a brief protest outside the Singaporean embassy in Jakarta yesterday against comments by Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew, witnesses said. "A small group of about 15 or 20 people stood in front of the embassy with postersReuters - 179 words
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Article, Illustration766 1998-02-11 5 Yang Razali Kassim - AUXVIBW In leaving Indonesia, the tycoon appears to have offended the military Yang Razali Kassim THE contents of this column last wwk has upset some people In Jakarta. The column touched on a private meeting that took place In a suburban house In Slmpruk In south766 words
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305 1998-02-11 5 KUALA LUMPUR Reuters MALAYSIA'S plans for a US$lO billion (SSI6 billion) futuristic multimedia "smart city" remain on track despite regional economic troubles. That is the message government officials are expected to tell investors tomorrowand on Friday during a series of meetings on itsReuters - 305 words
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CHINA-HONGKONG-TAIWAN
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Article, Illustration490 1998-02-11 6 HONGKONG Labour groups, political parties fear job losses amid Asia's economic slowdown AFP. Reuters HONGKONG political parties and labour groups yesterday urged Chief Executive Tung Chee-hwa to abandon plans to import more foreign workers, fearing job losses amid Asia's economic slowdown.AFP.; Reuters; AFP - 490 words
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324 1998-02-11 6 HONGKONG Economy sensitive to rate movements due to banking, property sectors' crucial role AFP HONGKONG'S gross domestic product growth is expected to drop to 2 per cent in 1998 due to the fallout from Asia's financial crisis. US investment house SalomonAFP - 324 words
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182 1998-02-11 6 HONGKONG AFP CHINA could sack more than 500,000 cadres in a planned shake-up of the government machine, it was reported here yesterday. The cuts, meant to streamline the country's unwieldy bureaucracy, will include members of the State Council, according to sources quoted inAFP - 182 words
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350 1998-02-11 6 ■SHANGHAI Most are leading firms or in industries promoted by govt AFP, Reuters THE watchdog China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) has released a shortlist of 18 candidates for issuing B shares, nominally reserved for foreign investors, a report said yesterday. The ShanghaiAFP,; Reuters - 350 words
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251 1998-02-11 6 TAIPEI Reuters TAIWAN is "very willing" to lend a helping hand to Asia's crisis economies despite what cabinet economic policy chief P K Chiang called hostility towards such moves by China. Mr Chiang, in an interview with Reuters Financial Television. saidReuters - 251 words
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ASIA
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469 1998-02-11 8 TOKYO Package excludes further public works spending, eases restriction on share buybacks Bloomberg JAPAN'S ruling Liberal Democratic Party is considering a package of economic measures designed to increase land transactions and boost stock prices, according to a preliminary LDP report obtainedBloomberg - 469 words
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324 1998-02-11 8 Anthony Rowley - ■TOKYO Group could help Asia deal with financial rrigjg imbufroadftr fly Anthony Rowley THE Apec senior officials meeting, to be hosted next week by Malaysia, may see moves to give the regional forum a wider role in dealing with the324 words
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416 1998-02-11 8 SEOUL Sooth Korea's president-elect unveils presidential secretariat lineup AFP SOUTH Korea's presidentelect Kim Dae Jung yesterday announced the lineup of his presidential secretariat, appointing a US-educated radical economic reformer. Kim Tae Dong. as his chief economic adviser. "The president -elect has given much thought toAFP - 416 words
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Article, Illustration381 1998-02-11 8 SEOUL AFP STRIKES loomed in South Korea yesterday after militant unionists rejected a landmark accord on legalising mass layoffs and the leaders who agreed to it. "A vote was taken yesterday and of the 272 representatives, 67.6 per cent voted against the accord."AFP; REUTERS - 381 words
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331 1998-02-11 8 ISLAMABAD Aim is to become a developed nation by the 21st century AFP PAKISTAN Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif was to launch a wide ranging reforms agenda yesterday, which officials say will bring socio-economic changes to the lives of the masses. The unveiling of theAFP - 331 words
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Article, Illustration76 1998-02-11 8 [TOKYO] Hawaiian-born sumo yokozuna (grand champion) Akebono smiling with his pregnant bride-to-be Christine Reiko Kalina as she showed off her three-carat diamond engagement ring to reporters at a Tokyo hotel yesterday. The couple also made a formal announcement to marry in September. Ms Kalina, born in Japan toREUTERS - 76 words
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251 1998-02-11 8 CANBERRA AFP'. TREASURER Peter Costello warned against underestimating the impact of Asia's economic malaise yesterday as a forecaster slashed its expectations for Australian economic growth. The London-based Economist Intelligence Unit sharply reduced Australia's growth outlook for the financial year to June 1999 to 2.3AFP'. - 251 words
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THE WORLD
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352 1998-02-11 9 PARIS Controversial move to create jobs is an economic gamble for PM Jospin Reuters FRANCE'S National Assembly yesterday voted to pass landmark legislation cutting the working week to 35 hours from 39 in an attempt to stimulate employment. The lower house of parliamentReuters - 352 words
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415 1998-02-11 9 LONDON AFP BRITAIN'S upper parliamentary chamber, the House of Lords, defied the Labour government late on Monday by passing a legislative amendment aimed at curbing a price war launched by media magnate Rupert Murdoch. Political observers say that the amendment, carried with cross-party supportAFP - 415 words
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154 1998-02-11 9 PARIS Reuters FRENCH former foreign minister Maurice Schumann, a founding father of the European Union, died yesterday. He was 86. A spokeswoman for the Senate said Mr Schumann died in hospital. Mr Schumann, a journalist by trade, was spokesman for Charles de Gaulle's Londonbased Free FrenchReuters - 154 words
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Article, Illustration70 1998-02-11 9 |C»K< )R(*IA) (ieorgian leader Kduard Shevardnadze seen in this television picture with cuts and bruises rtfier escaping an apfxirent assassination attempt on Auk 29, 1995. The (Georgian president survived another assassination attempt on Monday, his press service said. Mr Shevardnadze said yesterday it was aREUTERS - 70 words
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367 1998-02-11 9 WASHINGTON Report says they planned to exceed legal spending limits Reuters A RKPUBLICAN Senate re port on campaign fund raising abuses accuses President Bill Clinton and Vice-President A 1 Gore of knowingly subverting the law in their 1996 re-elec-tion drive, according to sections ofReuters - 367 words
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301 1998-02-11 9 LONDON Reuters EUROPEANS are more sceptical about the European Union than ever before and high-pro-file attempts to promote the single currency are likely to erode support for the EU even further, according to a survey published on Monday. The planned single currencyReuters - 301 words
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EDITORIAL & OPINION
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Article, Illustration722 1998-02-11 10 Lee Yoke Har - THE BOTTOMUMB OPINION By Lee Yoke Har The writer is an Auckland-based journalist who contributes to BT TWO recent events gave the New Zealand financial markets a rude awakening. One was the International Monetary Fund's warning that the country's widening current account deficit722 words
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Article39 1998-02-11 10 IN our Bottomline column yesterday, "Refiners seek ways to ride out lean times", as a result of an editing error, we said wrongly that Shell has invested US$6.4 billion here. It should have been 556.4 billion.39 words
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Article86 1998-02-11 10 'You either decide in politics that when you're asked about people you are going to say how you actually feel, or you are going to make a series of calculations. My belief is that the right thing to say is what you feel.' -Tony Blair British PMon86 words
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Article611 1998-02-11 10 EDITORIAL WHEN Japanese Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto came to power two years ago, he appeared to be not only a man with a mission but also a politician with the drive and ability to carry through an impressive agenda of financial, administrative and social reforms.611 words
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Article, Illustration1215 1998-02-11 10 Prem Shankar Jha - Keeping rupee high through domestic interest rates will only backfire on India By\ Prem Shankar Jha The writer, former editor of the Hindustan Times, contributed this article to &T THE Reserve Bank of India's prescription for halting the slide in the value of the rupee in the1,215 words
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Article850 1998-02-11 10 OMmm easy Urf* of aapr AFTER months of crisis, the patience of the Indonesian people is perilously near the limit. There is a real danger that as tension increases, the popular mood will spin out of control against the Chinese, who are the traditional targets when850 words
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Miscellaneous27 1998-02-11 10 DOOHESBPRY By Garry Trudeau I fT$ Beeti SO LONG JkMR DOORBUl! IBUJSVBIPIP! I I 1 SINCeU&VEPONB GO see MHOS AT 7H5 POOR. [XttWT| I fr'fizgf- ZjßPtSvi Pf£wy2r&27 words
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Miscellaneous773 1998-02-11 11 TV&RADIO fMftigfcgfc Dick. Dick and Mary try to 10.00 TV Shopping Network. otA Du™/ rekindle their romance LOO PM TV Innovations. I'S and Sally feels bored when 3.00 CDIS. 4.a0 nlf df Harry takes over her do 400 Rendam 8.00 Rinon a Mniiv mesticduties. 8.00 Kalau Dapur Tak Berasap n773 words
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EXECUTIVE LIFESTYLE
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797 1998-02-11 12 CURT SUPLEE - A maverick hypothesis combines longevity, natural selection and babysitting to explain why women lose their reproductive ability halfway through their lifespan, writes curtsupubb CURT SUPLEE LAT-WP LOOKING forward to living for a good long time? Thank your granny. That's the message of a maverickLAT-WP - 797 words
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Article, Illustration503 1998-02-11 12 OSCAR NOMINATIONS But Di Caprio passed over; Jack Nicholson gets 11th record nomination Reuters, AFP [LOS ANGELES] The box office hit Titanic led the field at the Oscar nominations yesterday, grabbing 14 the most by any film in the past 43 years. LReuters,; AFP - 503 words
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Article, Illustration936 1998-02-11 12 THEATRE Swedish director's The Picture Makers premieres this month in Stockholm Reuters (STOCKHOLM) Sweden's reclusive film and theatre director Ingmar Bergman makes a rare foray into the spotlight this month, directing a new play that has its world premiere in Stockholm. The Oscar-winning Swede, whoReuters; FILE PHOTO - 936 words
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Miscellaneous139 1998-02-11 12 TMU WEATHER Wnipnwc Fair. Temperature (32-26) Hl/Lo* Good. Europe HVLo* Cood. America Hi/Lo* OwmL AurUand *19 (loudy \msunl*n mm Showers hnin r*™ B«l** (tad) Aim \WI (load) bwimimw zi/ij» rwmm 1/-W S«n> (Vrta tti Showm d** Ctarfy 31/18 (Vud> Boh 01DO Showers Honotate £7/17 Sony Bnmo 11/» Fur oprahaflei Ok139 words
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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Article, Illustration462 1998-02-11 13 Eddie Toh - Move may be prelude to ownership cbuge at the listed poop From. Eddie Toh in Kuala Lumpur CONTROVERSIAL Malaysian businessman Sah Chee Wen has stepped down as executive chairman of Uniphoenix Corporation Berhad, a move that might be a prelude462 words
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Article, Illustration448 1998-02-11 13 David Boey - By David Boey [SINGAPORE] ST Capital yesterday tumbled as much as 22 per cent after the group announced heavy losses on Monday and its parent said it would sell its entire stake in the company. Yesterday, investors unloaded the stock right fromSource: Bloomberg - 448 words
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692 1998-02-11 13 Catherine Ong - HOCK LOCK SIEW Catherine Ong IS THE global financial system in dire need of a repair job? The question was much debated at the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum which ended in Davos, Switzerland, last week. Leading the calls for measures to692 words
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306 1998-02-11 13 Jenny Lam - Brokerage assures market its balance sheet remains strong n v Jenny Lam (SINGAPORE! Listed brokerage C»K Goh Moldings yesterday reported a 53 per cent plunge in interim group net profit and sought to assure the market that it was In good financial306 words
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236 1998-02-11 13 (SINGAPORE) Dragon land's offer of 10 million public shares was 10.5 times subscribed at the close of its offer yesterday a Rood show considering the poor expectations for this initial public offer (IPO) that did not have an underwriter. The subscription rate surpasses those236 words
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REGIONAL COMPANIES
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639 1998-02-11 14 Meera Tharmaratnam - Company drops bombshell after new audit by Arthur Andersen Meera Tharmaratnam in Kuala Lumpur WESTMONT Industries Bhd yesterday dropped a bombshell, saying it made a loss of 210 million Malaysian ringgit (5595.5 million) in 19% and not a profit of RM63639 words
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162 1998-02-11 14 Bloomberg [AUCKLAND] Carter Holt Harvey Ltd has reported a 52.8 per cent drop in third-quarter profit, warning that slowing demand and weaker prices in Asian markets are only now showing up in the current quarter. The forest products company said itBloomberg - 162 words
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Article, Illustration50 1998-02-11 14 [TOKYO] Kaori Kenjo, a salesgirl of Seibu Department Store showing off bone-shaped chocolates for dogs on the pet floor of the Ikebukuro branch in Tokyo on Monday. The department store sells the 100 yen (Sfl.dO) chocolate as part of gift sales for Valentine's Day. AFPAFP - 50 words
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423 1998-02-11 14 Annette Pau - Placement to raise fnnds for working capital, expansion /fy, Annette Pau (SINGAPORE) Sesdaq listed Serial Systems will place out 17.81 million new shares or 9.5 per cent of its existing share capital to US electronics component distributor Marshall Industries for423 words
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314 1998-02-11 14 Abdul Hadhi - i*y Abdul Hadhi [SINGAPORE) The Govern ment of Singapore Investment Corp (GIC) has tied up with the Kuok group and Australia's Lend Lease Corp to develop an urban property in Sydney. A GIC spokesman yesterday confirmed the investment. The GIC is the314 words
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305 1998-02-11 14 It is in talks with foreign firms to sell stakes in its units Reuters [SEOUL] South Korea's ailing Halla Group yesterday said it was seeking foreign capital and planned to sell five of its 18 units as part of a restructuring effort. "Fund-raising isReuters - 305 words
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173 1998-02-11 14 Bernama [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysian Pacific Industries, a member of the Hong Leong Group, said pre-tax profit rose 40 per cent to 86.06 million Malaysian ringgit (5539.1 million) for the six months ended Dec 31. But turnover fell 6 per cent to RM461.1 million dueBernama - 173 words
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Article124 1998-02-11 14 Reuters (KUALA LUMPUR) Arab Ma laysian Corporation Bhd (Am corp) said on Monday it was expiorinK the possibility of merging its financial units with others in the local market. It said in response to a query from the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange that no plan hadReuters - 124 words
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Article, Illustration469 1998-02-11 14 AFP [MANILA] San Miguel Corp of the Philippines said yesterday it would temper the pace of its investments abroad and trim costs at home to help it weather Asia's financial crisis which has pummelled its core brewing operations. year "was oneAFP; FILE PHOTO - 469 words
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COMPANY Briefs
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92 1998-02-11 14 [SINGAPORE] Ipco International Ltd said yesterday that Um Jlew Keng has resigned as a director MaHoiependenfr member of the audit committee with effect from Feb 6,1998. It added that Wong Wai Kin and Yin Kum Chpyhave been appointed as non-executive directors and independent members92 words
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65 1998-02-11 14 [SINGAPORE] Electronic Resources Ltd has appointed David Randall Dukes an executive director and James a Francis Rlcketts as alternate director to Mr DUkes and Gregory Mark Emile Spierkel, with effect from Dec 22, 1907. Mr Dukes, an American, is the vice-clsaiTman chief executive of Ingram Alliance65 words
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Article128 1998-02-11 14 [SINGAPORE] United Pulp Paper Co Ltd said yesterday u that it had appointed Ho Poh Choon its chairman ami a non-executive director and that Prajogo Pangettu has resigned as a director and stepped down as chairman. Mr Ho is the chief executive and group managing, director128 words
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INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES
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390 1998-02-11 15 S K Securities disputing payment doe on currency derivatives contract Bloomberg [SEOUL] 3 P Morgan Co is owed at least US$lBO million (*****.04 million) by a South Korean company that made money-losing wagers on Asian currency derivatives, accord"ing toBloomberg - 390 words
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Article183 1998-02-11 15 Bloomberg I NEW YORKI Goodyear Tire Rubber Co said its fourth quarter profit rose 9 per cent, meeting expectations, on lower raw material costs and costcutting measures. The tyremaker reported profit before charges of U*****.3 million (Ss29o mil lion), or US$l.l4 a basic share, upBloomberg - 183 words
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348 1998-02-11 15 Public told only 40 mins later after shares kad rallied Bloomberg 1 [DETROIT] General Motors Corp notified analysts of a r.USS4 billion (556.5 billion) stock buyback 40 minutes before telling the public, giving some large investors a head start when theBloomberg - 348 words
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343 1998-02-11 15 Charge related to loss-making Dow Jones Markets nnit Bloomberg [NEW YOftK] Dow Jones Co said on Monday fourth-quar-ter profit fell 35 per cent and that it took a charge of U*****.5 million (SSI.S billion) related to its unprofitable Dow Jones MarketsBloomberg - 343 words
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FOCUS: MONEY MATTERS
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Article, Illustration1237 1998-02-11 16 Indonesia may benefit on inflation but the advantages can vanish in a strong US$ environment We reproduce below an authorised excerpt from the daily client faxes of IDEA, an international economic intelligence service. [SINGAPORE] History provides examples of countries adopting the currency board mechanism to endCompiled by BT; Source: Deutsche Morgan Grenfell - 1,237 words
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Article340 1998-02-11 16 Larry Wee - Compiled by Larry Wee Sources: ANZ Bank (ANZ), Deutsche Morgan Grenfell (DMG), Independent Economic Analysis Holdings (IDEA), MMS International(MMS). United State* Tomorrow: The outlook for January's core retail sales (ex-auto) is mostly positive after December's 0.2 per cent rise. Projections range from MMS's 0.5 per cent toSources: ANZ Bank (ANZ), Deutsche Morgan Grenfell (DMG), Independent Economic Analysis Holdings (IDEA), MMS International(MMS). - 340 words
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Article491 1998-02-11 16 Neil Behrmann - Central banks intervening ahead of EMU; yen is volatile From Neil Behrmann tnLondon EUROPEAN currencies are likely to be stable in the coming months, but the Japanese yen may not weaken as some expect. Jurgen Lindemann, senior foreign exchange trader at the Industrial Bank of Japan491 words
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Article388 1998-02-11 16 Immediate Term (One week) It will be a critical week for the Singapore dollar and the Malaysian ringgit as severely bruised US dollar bulls defend what coiild be perhaps their last major stops at 1.64/5 and 3.75/80 respectively. These were pierced convincingly yesterday, and we could now see388 words
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FIMANCE & COMMODITIES
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466 1998-02-11 17 Annu&lised 16.1% return to-d&te beats other fixed-income securities Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Junk bonds are the top-performing US fixedincome securities so far this year, surprising investors who bet an economic slowdown in Asia would hurt the US economy and derail the high-yield debtBloomberg - 466 words
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459 1998-02-11 17 Shiv Taneja - Fnnd to target intl stocks with USssoom or less in market cap By I Shiv Taneja [SINGAPORE] DBS Asset Management has struck up with US fund bouse Cowen Asset Management to launch a global small-cap fund, which will be459 words
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215 1998-02-11 17 Reuters (LONDONX More and larger mergers arte likely among British bank* ais they struggle to pay the increasing costs of technology caused by growing competition, the single European currency and the millennium, says a study published on Monday. Technology will cost the banks £10Reuters - 215 words
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214 1998-02-11 18 Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Industrial Bank of Japan's debt rating was cut one notch to "A-" by Standard Poor's Corp, which cited "unabated pressure" on the quality of the bank's loans and assets. In addition to Japan's sixyear economic slump, which hasBloomberg - 214 words
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Article, Illustration479 1998-02-11 18 Shiv Taneja - Move is part of bank's strategy to expand its personal financial services in Asia By\ Shiv Taneja [SINGAPORE] As part of a strategy to expand its personal financial services in Asia. American Express Bank (AEB) will sell unit trusts on behalf of479 words
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323 1998-02-11 18 Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] US insurer Aetna Inc wants three to five years to comply with an order to sell its controlling stake in its Malaysian subsidiary. as well as a friendlier tax environment in the country, the unit's president said on Monday. AetnaReuters - 323 words
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Article230 1998-02-11 18 SfMTTT Report Reuters (SINGAPORE) Simex Kuroyon and Japanese government bond (JGB) futures gained ground in technically driven trade yesterday, but dealers said volumes were thin ahead of a Japanese holiday today. Dealers said Euroyen futures saw active spread trades. The December contract breached resistanceReuters - 230 words
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148 1998-02-11 18 Cecilia Loh - MSCI TAIWAN FUTURES -By Cecilia Loh [SINGAPORE] The Slmex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures contract fell 6.4 points yesterday. Its stork Index lost 67.0 points to 8,567.7. Banks and other financial Institutions led the decline, as most banks hike their prime lending148 words
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237 1998-02-11 18 ENERGY REPORT Reuters (LONDON! The International Energy Agency yesterday slashed its forecast for nonOpec oil supply increases this year by nearly a third but said world markets would still be over-supplied. The agency cut its forecast for new oil from non-Opec countries in 1998Reuters - 237 words
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Article276 1998-02-11 18 Reuters London THE US dollar was hobbled against the mark by mid-ses-sion yesterday, weighed down by losses sterling/mark suffered after a weaker-than-expected UK retail price report set back expectations of higher interest rates. "The pound should have been a sideshow but there was no other news to guideReuters - 276 words
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Article, Illustration1106 1998-02-11 18 DTTHKBAMK CROSS KATBS FebI0 C$ »■> ECU Ob MS 0*0»i»Mi Ti 1 WKfc ss a— sir Wl MSI >***• 0973 MI! 24 1«3 1230 1252 ********** 0239 W.750 2*9 L6229.939 ***** U06 3JO 1993 ***** ***** 14* 1679 A« .J 442 4 Z L265 5JW 27.*****069 0262 ILOB *****0.771 27.4*1,106 words
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Article1801 1998-02-11 19 SI COM FUTURES /vft to v s R088ER (Marti ctai*« A S JOpm) RSS1 cuafa) Close Volume Open HI low Sett (tonnes) Interest N* 98 125.00 200 Apr 98 132.00 132.00 129.00 400 3700 132.00 132.00 132.00 600 3925 Jun 98 132.00 132.00 134.00 400 3400 Ju»/S4* *****1,801 words
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Article2331 1998-02-11 19 IMMN N»e nm *tHGroic 5H 3 *8 Pom 295.400 -2.60C UMrMMOnal 1243 >9 UMDOMCI 565 Amec AUiGm* 196 *1 RAT ind ST/40C ZiOO BG We 3T3 -L600 B»CC 141 -1 BOCGro«4> 906 -64 9» KMrown 793 -23 BTO m Bank at Scotland 678 >k" brttiyi >925 92,331 words
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Article1679 1998-02-11 19 AFP Qiauzs ♦ow JAPANESE share prices closed barely changed yesterday, as gains on buying of low-priced cyclicals and property leaders offset the impact of the steady selling of blue chips, brokers said. "Blue chips were pressured by profit-taking, as investors moved to cut positions ahead of tomorrow's public holiday,"AFP - 1,679 words
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Article, Illustration1798 1998-02-11 20 Bloomberg Q Hang Seng -13.48 STOCKS were mixed yesterday, as Sino Land and other property developers rallied to overpower declines in banks and utilities. Sino Land rose almost 14 per cent and many property companies advanced more than 8 per cent with most of the gains tacked on inBloomberg - 1,798 words
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Article, Illustration678 1998-02-11 20 Reuters nShenzhen Blndex +5.79 THE Shenzhen B share market ended higher yesterday due to recent gains in Hongkong and reports that 18 companies had been approved to list B shares. The B Index soared 5.79 points, or 6.2 per cent, to 98.97 as turnover ballooned to HKSU3.3 million fromReuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 678 words
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Article401 1998-02-11 20 AFP Q VP Index MX STOCK dropped 0.8 per cent yesterday as the market con solidated amid higher interest rates following last week's rebound. dealers said. "Banks absorbed liquidity from the stock market after they raised interest rates for depositors." said a trader. "Big players were also on theAFP - 401 words
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Article254 1998-02-11 20 Reuters Q Wellington -4.76 SHARE prices ended slightly lower yesterday on high turnover, which was boosted by large lines in Wilson and Horton and Lion Nathan, traders said. The NZSE-40 Capital Index ended 4.76 points down at 2,253.21. Turnover was worth NZ$lOB million. Reuters w w rum ANZ BankingReuters - 254 words
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Article, Illustration967 1998-02-11 20 AFP n SET Index -5M SHARES closed weaker yesterday after an active session amid profit-taking in the banking and communications sectors. Analysts said most of the selling was believed to have been led by local investors, adding that a slowdown in foreign buying discouraged locals from holding their stocksAFP - 967 words
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Article446 1998-02-11 20 AFP Q Composite Index -12.47 SHARE prices dropped 2.3 per cent yesterday after institutional investors took profit late in the session. Dealers said foreign investors remained moderate buyers of in-dex-linked stocks, but huge selling pressure by institutions forced retail investors to cash out of the market. Analysts said theAFP - 446 words
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Article616 1998-02-11 20 AFP NAD Ordinaries -17,3 SHARE prices slipped 0.6 per cent yesterday as buyers remained on the sidelines during the initial days of the profit-reporting season and on concerns over the impact of the Asian crisis on company earnings. The All Ordinaries Index fell 17.3 points to 2.668.0. National turnoverAFP - 616 words
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Article, Illustration770 1998-02-11 20 AFP Do—pontehig -1155 SHARES slipped 2.2 per cent yesterday as a stronger rupiah increased the prices of some blue chips for offshore buyers, dealers said. The JSE Composite Index closed 11.55 points lower at 517.70. Turnover was 1.01 billion shares worth 949.17 billion rupiah. The rupiah was trading atAFP - 770 words
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Article339 1998-02-11 20 AFP n Manila +28J8 SHARE prices closed 1.4 per cent higher in heavy trading yesterday as the peso strengthened and interest rates showed signs of easing. The PSE Composite Index gained 28.18 points to 2,078.87. Turnover was 3.5 billion shares worth 4.7 billion pesos. B shares of Manila ElectricAFP - 339 words
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KUALA LUMPUR STOCK MARKET
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Article9185 1998-02-11 21 MOUSTRIALS Coasimmt products 1998 Last Vol Day Net Cw t—I Law C—p—» Sato 'OOP m> Law M 310 180 Aflnomoto 306 2 15 306 285 169 124.0 148 73 Angkasa 136 -1 152 137 122 3.2 200 5 280 123 Apollo food Hlg 270 unch 30 280 260 7 99,185 words
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Article, Illustration567 1998-02-11 21 AFX-Asia Fl Composite Index +15J7 SHARE prices closed higher yesterday with earlier falls from profit-taking mitigated as investors rejoiced over the possibility of the rupiah being pegged to the US dollar. TheKLSE Composite Index closed up 15.17 points at 742.57 on volume ofAFX-Asia - 567 words
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WARRANTS & OPTIONS
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Article3602 1998-02-11 22 •ONM. LOANS ft VAMANfS 1»»7 /98 Last Vol Boy Oujto Avg Mlgh Lm StiM Company SM *a«- COOO) High Lo* Buyar Sonar 68 9 m 3000 mAMDBC53H*****6 21 *13 35 ~21 20 22 81 8 3160 'Act ******1 US$ 19 *2-5 97 19 16 18.5 19 131 8.5 3164 Acma3,602 words
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180 1998-02-11 22 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH By R Sivanithy FOR those who have been watching, Lin deteves Jacoberg's warrants have done exceedingly well in the past month they've risen from 18 cents in early .Janu ary to 80.5 cents. A review of180 words
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Article2360 1998-02-11 22 Transaction Date :reb 10 MALAYSIA! STOQS Cr Or iwt/N lm* an LaMOMt* Dt.cw.ru>** neap L— MX htl rooot >•» l— 6r«r »—ar CV >/I 478 7* ..mw««bv o* 2537 126 iii OS 126 iO 1J 09 48* SI 07 t2J«»SOOI AMOSSOc 56-5 ***** 545 47 58 515 102,360 words
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Article1272 1998-02-11 23 TWHOYBI COQO) VAIUC TOOO) M*» a* T«UI pit r»m Muatrttf 1963H 317,403 474,114 3VM23 aUH 537.120 n»*» 13.014 101*39 M*49 64.382 67J31 152.113 H«M» 6.554 18.561 25.115 8,994 10,986 19,940 ProMrttn 12.348 M0>26 153.073 40.392 74,974 119,367 Ptantatlon 17,466 17.466 19,638 19.636 >**»9 4JM 4.358 3.772 3.772 BtW 9,449 69.0711,272 words
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Article210 1998-02-11 24 Stodu Volume •Renong Bhd 50c 73,014,000 •Refcapacifk BH 46,637,000 •MBf Capital 44.W3.000 •M Resources 36.011,000 •Renong WtOO 30,033,000 •Lien Hoe 29,197,000 Easyfcnit HKIOc 25,970,000 Asia Food&Prop 20,602,000 •Promet 20,366,000 •Kemayan Cofp 18,908.000 Stocks •Renong Bhd 50c 52.513,185 SIA Foreign 46,537,743 SPH Foreign 44.597.032 •M Resources 39.611,865 •Ittf Capital 33,567,320 SPH210 words
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Article, Illustration59 1998-02-11 24 Shiv Taneja - -by Shiv Taneja OSPREY MARITIME closed three cents higher yesterday at 87.5 cents on a volume of 5.1 million shares, compared with its 10-day traded average of one million units. In the near term, the stock could trade sideways with a negative bias. But in the medium to59 words
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Article, Illustration681 1998-02-11 24 R Sivanithy - STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY Interest in the Local shares of SPH and SIA and region's currency recovery cited as main reasons for the jump in the STII R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE After faltering briefly in the morning, local stocks powered up for theChart info from Bridge - 681 words
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OH THE GRAPEVINE
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89 1998-02-11 24 WHO can blame Or Mahathir for thinking that the markets are against him? David 1 lale, chief economist at the Zurich group, met the Malaysian Prime Minister recently and related his comments at a meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos.89 words
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Article176 1998-02-11 24 ANDRE LEE, the hot-shot bond trader whose aggressiveness eventually sank Peregrine Investments Holdings, is said to be starting a "boutique consultancy" for financial services in South Korea, BT hears on the grapevine In Seoul. The choice of location is not surprising after all. his father is Korean and176 words
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Article83 1998-02-11 24 YOU know the unemployment situation is really biting in Hongkong when even monks complain that their incomes are being hurt by expatriate monks entering Hongkong from other parts of Asia and the mainland. As a result their incomes—from reading the sutra and praying at funerals—have fallen from about83 words
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Article135 1998-02-11 24 A POPULAR event that is closely associated with Hongkong which has fallen victim to the economic downturn Is the Rugby Sevens tournament held each year In late March. In previous years, it attracted scores of overseas rugby fans, many of whom had to resort to buying135 words
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Article132 1998-02-11 24 WE WERE invited to attend a "delightful morning Press Conference" today, and if that sounds unusual in the present circumstances of doom and gloom, then so is the purpose of the conference, namely to launch the search for Mrs Singapore. Yes, that's no misprint Mrs. Not132 words
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Article5178 1998-02-11 23 Transaction Date: Fob 10 1997/99 Lift Vol Day Last Ou«t< Mr CHv Yld Nol Cap Ay* HN» L— StNo Company Salo COOOl High for ByfOf toNor C'vr P/I 4mi Prtct HWOTTIHAif 1ST 1*5 0 1020 ACE Dynamics60c 42.5 -0.5 81 43 40 40 5 42.5 J4 a IT5,178 words
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Article931 1998-02-11 23 HH» i—i MM* CI—!M «2 coops L— "tUHr cw Si »5 PW5 IM 7* a 2000 MWq, V 124 imcli *0 US 122 121 US J.0 to 01 1TTI ui 1>» {<*' 21» »H Ml 224 202 in 220 130N tl 0.7 2SO! 220 114 MS 2051 ASJHMpMt *7931 words
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Advertisement174 1998-02-11 24 BUSXMESS Notices To advertise call toll-free 1800-741 1883 November 1997 This announcement appears as a matter of record only. MASTERBULK PTE LTD Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore US$ 360,000,000 Reducing Revolving Credit Facility Provided to MASTERBULK PRIVATE LIMITED Arranger* and Underwriters: Den norske Bank ASA ING Bank N.V. Lenders:174 words
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SHIPPING TIMES
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Article301 1998-02-11 25 Bridge News, Reuters IN VERY sluggish trading, business was concluded on the key US Gulf/ Japan grain run at U5516.50 without combination ports, brokers said. Futures floundered for direction, Clarkson Securities Ltd said in its daily Biffex report. The BFI recorded the smallest movement for a month, theBridge News,; Reuters - 301 words
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Article288 1998-02-11 25 MHM m» *h m CWT OMrifcuUon 0.82 *0.125 90 ChuanHi* 0.50 unch 71 C—PPInvwtnwnt _0.J1 ♦0.015 55 rrHMUMl 0.345 -0.02 246 09 Holdings 0.32 -O.OOS 20 Hat Sun Hup 0.57 •0.015 197 Hitachi Zosan 0.61 <0.01 160 IMC HoMngt HK 5.60 Jaya Holdings 0.445 -0.005 33 Jurong Shipyard288 words
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296 1998-02-11 25 AFP [JAKARTA] Indonesia's Insa shipowners association has angrily dismissed warnings that hundreds of the country's cargo vessels face a global ban from July 1 for failing to meet new safety requirements, a report said. "Whoever issued the statement that Indonesian vessels doAFP - 296 words
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446 1998-02-11 25 Marcus Hand - lliey will deploy 6 large containerships of 2,600-2,900 TEU capacity on route Marcus Hand (SINGAPORE) APL and Tran sportacion Maritima Mexicans (TMM) are upgrading their Asia-Mexico service with the deployment of six large, fast containerships on the route. The two companies446 words
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Article, Illustration430 1998-02-11 25 Reuters [LONDONI Cruising is the fastest-growing business in British tourism and ticket sales could top one million a year by 2001. one of the leading operators said on Monday. Cruising is no longer the prerogative of the retired and the affluent. It is fastReuters; FILE PHOTO - 430 words
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Article, Illustration73 1998-02-11 25 [MELBOURNE) Maritime Union ofAustralia (MUA) members are joined by other union workers at a march through central Melbourne yesterday in a peaceful demonstration against the use of non union labour on city docks. The protesting dockers are disputing the start-up of a new stevedoring firmREUTERS - 73 words
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246 1998-02-11 25 Stevedore Patrick hopes dockers will get back to work Reuters [MELBOURNE) Thousands of workers rallied on the streets of Melbourne yesterday to back dockers in their dispute against a cargo handling company at the centre of a bid to bust Australia's powerful maritime union.Reuters - 246 words
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781 1998-02-11 25 Seafarer - STRAIT TALK Seafarer SHIPPING is a strange business but ma rine insurance is stranger still. With shipping at least, the industry generally makes money, albeit often at derisory levels. Shipping insurance however seems a sure-fire to lose money, at least in the long term. Exactly how781 words
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311 1998-02-11 25 Journal of Commerce [WASHINGTON] China s giant national shipping company has asked to be freed from US restrictions that keep state-owned carriers from changing rates to and from US ports on short notice. To sharpen its competitive edge on US routes, ChinaJournal of Commerce - 311 words
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Article, Illustration778 1998-02-11 26 SELLING STATE ASSETS Investors wait eagerly for the privatisation of state-owned airlines, motorways and airports in Europe Financial Times FIRST it was telecoms and utilities. Then came the banks. Now European governments are turning their attention to state-owned airlines, motorways and airports as the neat candidatesFinancial Times; FILE PHOTO - 778 words
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364 1998-02-11 26 PACE Evergreen 6 Am 3 a-Bngftt 15 ft Accord 8 Firwide M Ahrenfc* M Foooi 5 Sur Appenship 5 Frotl 15 Asm OCL IS Frt Links 16 Astro 3 Link Austral 9 Gemartrans 8 Aunt 16 Genshpg 9 B'tangMas 8 Glory Nav 16364 words
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Article18168 1998-02-11 34 THEBUSINESSTIMES THEBUSINESSTIMES EXPORT ETA ETA Advertiser Vessel Voyeqe Telephone ETA ETA Advertiier Vessel Vovege Telephone SIN Dest'n Name Name Number Number SIN Dest'n Name Name Number Number B/02 22/02 Hani in ITMA BMUM 1*0 *5 376*224 i A 12/02 22/02 RCL ITHA BHUM WO 65 2200** •r mn18,168 words
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Article764 1998-02-11 41 Vtsfl Voy No Berth Arrival Depart urt Jon I Port M NtUi frtW JOI tfoaqudo 10 02/2359 M »8M 84 0302M JOI olongudt 10.02/2300 M Pi| wom ****** JOI iwnqsjd. 10.02/2300 It Pol Tolor *****9 J01 akmprft n 02/0600 It SajaM *****6 JOI tonqmf *02/0*00 C Proqreu 10/02764 words
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Article1607 1998-02-11 41 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Booking/Manet Istts Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Period From To From kilmO OM U/IJM U KVT500 M/WM V/ltOO ww mn ww a n/iroo vmw vwoo a io/itoo vmm vmm 1 WW WW WW 4 VUM VMM VtTOO MWII MM mm 51,607 words
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Article198 1998-02-11 41 MU Japan: National Foundation Day. Thailand: Makha Bucha. MU United States: Washington's Birthday Holiday. fat 23 Brunei: National Day. Luxembourg. Carnival Monday. Fab 34 Portugal: Carnival. Mar 3 Greece: Orthodox l/int Monday. Mar 17 United Kingdom: St Patrick's Day. Mar 30 Japan: Vernal Equinox Day. Mar 31 Mexico:198 words
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Article889 1998-02-11 41 TIIIS report. compiled by Cockett Marina OU Ud. shows price ranges In US dollar* instead at single prlree Air a mora comprehensive da script lon of the markat Prices »ho»n ara baaed on average slsed stam Markat movements arr Indlcatad The I <x katl Hunker Price889 words
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Article463 1998-02-11 41 Carta* I** P—»*T «w«w Art UmMm Sifcrnl Mffri w/n w .iSS iso/cmmc umh s#k tn mi 1.0 no o.w go* o.io* Smtn 991 10 wo q.b go* o.w Worth*™ Cur09* 100 Aw 980 9 07 12.1 0.03 24 0.02 »0 Mm 996.6 4.4 B.7 o.» 90463 words
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301 1998-02-11 42 Reuters [MEXICO CITY] Mexico on Monday invited private firms to take a stake in its airports, in a scheme that would keep regulatory control in government hands but allow companies to run operations. Starting with a group of airports in the tropical southeast. expectedReuters - 301 words
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Article, Illustration425 1998-02-11 42 Conrad Raj - Other shareholders in USslom venture are Macro Asia Corporation, Enrest By I Conrad Raj (SINGAPORE) Singapore Airport Terminal Services (Sats), a wholly-owned subsidiary of listed Singapore Airlines, is taking a 20-per cent stake in a US$lO million (5516.6 million) flight kitchen atFILE PHOTO - 425 words
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308 1998-02-11 42 Mm said to enhance lTsia firm's chances in global market AFP [KUALA LUMPUR] US-based auto giant General Motors Corp is keen to take a stake in Malaysian car maker Perusa haan Otomobil Nasional Bhd (Proton), a newspaper reported yesterday. GM's chief economic specialistAFP - 308 words
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Article, Illustration52 1998-02-11 42 [JAKARTA] Indonesian bajag drivers waiting for customers on a street in central Jakarta on Monday. liajags. a cheap form of transport in the Indonesian capital, have seen a downturn in business during the current economic crisis and the drivers fear future fuel price increases will worsen theirREUTERS - 52 words
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338 1998-02-11 42 Texas suffers half of damage, railroad commission says Bloomberg [HOUSTON] Union Pacific Corp's service delays cost the US economy more than US$2 billion (553.3 billion) since July, with half the damage in Texas, the state's railroad commission said. Texas businesses were hurt by US$l.lBloomberg - 338 words
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466 1998-02-11 42 Felix Chan - ity Felix Chan [SINGAPORE) Malaysian Airline System Bhd (MAS) confirmed yesterday that it would be delaying Boeing 777 aircraft deliveries this year and in 1999 and will be announcing a revamped delivery schedule over the next few weeks. MAS, Malaysia's largest airline,466 words
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252 1998-02-11 42 Move prompted by Asean cat in custom duties spokesman Bloomberg [TOKYO] Nippon Express Co, a Japanese freight carrier, said it will offer trucking services in South-east Asia from April. "The reduction in the custom duties is the main reason we decided toBloomberg - 252 words
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117 1998-02-11 42 AFX-Asia [TAIPEI) The Civil Aeronautics Administration of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications has given preliminary approval to domestic air carriers to raise their fares between 17 per cent and 40 per cent, the Economic Daily News reported. Routes within the island are anticipated toAFX-Asia - 117 words
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Advertisement14 1998-02-11 25 Transport sector in spotlight Investors await privatisation of state-owned assets in Europe. Page 214 words
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Advertisement16 1998-02-11 25 Sats taking stake in inflight kitchen Shareholders in Manila venture include Macro Asia, Eurest. Back Page16 words
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Advertisement982 1998-02-11 27 TO EUROPE FROM EUROPE VBSa VOT SM RTM AM HAM OtV SOU FIT UN [vKM VOT RTM AM HAM WV SOU FIT UK SM~| HYOAMN 311W 10/0216/02 21/02 02/0) 25/02 «0 HONGKONG 4046 21/01 22/0119/01 20/01 11/02 NOl mm 1061 13/02 01/03 03/03 00/03 07/03 NDOGANM 6041 22/01 20/01 24/01982 words
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Advertisement105 1998-02-11 27 A9?T ORIENT EXPRESS UNES (U.K.) LIMITED ?Jg|. (MANAGER FOR SHREYAS SHIPPING UMITED) WEEKLY SINGAPORE/MUMBAI (BOMBAY) SHUTTLE VOT SWCWHI WWW VBSII VOT KXUAT SW6WHH SINAR TQ6A 223 13/02 22/02 SINAR TOBA 222 01 /02 13/02 OOCL ADMIRAL 013 16/02 25/02 OOCI ADMIRAL 012 04/02 16/02 KEDAH 012 20/02 01/03 KEDAH 011105 words
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Advertisement2254 1998-02-11 29 CARGO TO/FROM 1 SHEKOII ft HUANGPU WEEKLY PIKCT SAILING < 1 I SINGAPORE'S GENERAL AGENTS: 6 SHENTON WAY TIL 226 1900 FAX: *****04 OUTWARD (l/l) ""^OSMr^OHoJEOfna"™"^""™! I COSTAR SNIPPING PTI LTD #17-O«DISILDG SAUS/IKGS *****41/43 INWARD DEFT (D/ 0) *****65 COSTAR AGENCIES (M) SDN BHD |(I NO: *****6*0000*1 TOWIR TWO (*****9)2,254 words
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Advertisement9 1998-02-11 34 Shipping your cargo to Busan? Please refer to Pusan.9 words
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Advertisement10 1998-02-11 36 r Shipping your cargo from Busan? Please refer to Pusan.10 words
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Advertisement735 1998-02-11 40 FREIGHT LINKS EXPRESS 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 ATTRACTIVE RATES TO THE FOLLOWING DESTINATIONS: BUINOS AIMS (BUI)/SANTOS (SSZ)/VALPARAISO (VAP) FTP SIN ltd SUE ltd SSZ ltd VAP Harmony Container VHRBOI 08/02 07/03 12/03735 words
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Miscellaneous125 1998-02-11 41 LEGEND: R Thunderstorm Temperotur. c A y Shower Weother —S Wind direction with speed in knots ee Ro«n vJ Cloudy Sky Wov h "<*» ■"<*< ore mdwoted by orrows which fly with the wind One fu> circle represents calm or light ond vonoble winds One hatf Heche represents 5 knots125 words
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