The Business Times, 18 March 1998
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Title Section12 1998-03-18 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MITA(P) 110/12/97 85c SINGAPORE Internet: http://www.asial.com.sg/biztimes WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18,199812 words
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Article53 1998-03-18 1 □m \JULH (+16.47) Qfts!tt(+lo.s3) nisSK+io.4») V- li n IT SKI LflBKI7(-3.03) ,-v rjMAMETMOOD: u ■hffii STOCK MA1KET INDICES KLSEakP !tj!5l +i5? NIKKEI 20.663.83...+10.JQ BAM SENG M01J6....+10.66 SET INDEX. 1.589.86.... 13.22 JAKAKCAOOMP 51M0. ...+17» CLSACHINAB 1,158.3813.62 MAMA Wr.«0 +U TAIPEI U88J8—.-11B SEOUL COUP IWIM +1J AUSTALLORD-- tlf7.H +U LtfpaEST53 words
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Article69 1998-03-18 1 EXCHANGE BATES* OSS St USS lJtt i im_ im DM Mil %m YEN Ml 1.7*4 1JM HI MM 9.433 BAHT TZ. MBZZZjIj «7 RUPIAH Ml Mil ami? Interbank Rate* ROB 1MB SINGAPORE* 7.81 KUALA LUMPUR 13.08 JAKARTA 22.90 BANGKOK 1U0 MANILA 2710 HONOBOHO WM TO**)-—I. too SBOUL 11.11 anca69 words
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807 1998-03-18 1 Diana Oon - Brisk sales of cheaply-priced Villa Verde show support level reached By Diana Oon [SINGAPORE] Resale prices of some homes in areas like Tanjong Rhu, River Valley, Hillview and Upper Bukit Timah have fallen below their original launch prices about four years ago. But807 words
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Article, Illustration245 1998-03-18 1 [SINGAPORE] Taking advantage of the good run that Singapore Telecom (Sing Tel) has been enjoying on the stockmarket, government investment arm Temasek Holdings yesterday placed out 80 million of its Sing Tel shares at $3.09 apiece. The placement was part of a three-yearSource: Bloomberg - 245 words
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421 1998-03-18 1 Christopher Tan - Farther increase to be reviewed after ERF implementation Byy Christopher Tan [SINGAPORE] There will be nearly 7 per cent more COEs in the coming quota year, with most of the increase going to the Open category, which can be421 words
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793 1998-03-18 1 Quak Hiang Whai - Market positive to purchase by Nan Fung boss From< Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong HONGKONG tycoon Chen Din-hwa, once dubbed Mr Covered Warrants by the media, has taken a 10.16 per cent stake in Ng Teng Fong's listed793 words
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Advertisement96 1998-03-18 1 DRRDE tewfchgiMfcf A review of correlation coefficients imrmg the currencies offers a fresh perspective on the subject, I*» ST OnfHtw fnpfltfi ST Computer Systems and Services Ltd yesterday reported a doubling In net profit for 1907 to mill inn and proposed a l-for-2 bonus issue* ffr It ISLbkUa Hongkong prosecutors96 words
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Advertisement9 1998-03-18 1 Vehicle tax put to good use: Mah, Pg 29 words
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Advertisement55 1998-03-18 1 ARTHURLEE Friends meet again [SINGAPORE] With the fountain at the Glass Hall in the Singapore Art Museum playing in the background, Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong entertains Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah of Brunei shortly before dinner last evening. The sultan's visit is believed to be connected to the regional crisis and55 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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286 1998-03-18 2 Audrey Tan - YESTERDAY IN PARLIAMENT By. Audrey Tan MINISTER of Manpower Lee Boon Yang yesterday turned down caUs to defer raising the foreign worker levy for unskilled construction workers and domestic maids. MPs had asked for the concession to help businesses and286 words
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ROUND Up
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75 1998-03-18 2 WITH the decision to deregulate taxi fares fully, two MPs voiced concerns that operators could form a cartel. Communications Minister Mah Bow Tan said the authorities would continue to monitor fares and watch if operators were going "to exploit the customer". "If necessary, we will75 words
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Article135 1998-03-18 2 THE first five years of electronic road pricing would be revenue-neutral, as the rebates and cuts in road taxes would amount to about $I.2billic foregone revenue over the period, Mr Mah said. Bu at happens after five years, MP Low Thia Khiang Mr Mah replied that135 words
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85 1998-03-18 2 THE Land Transport Authority decided Qn a smart card-based system of payment for the ERP because it did not require a costly central accounting facility, said Mr Mah. Further, such a system—while allowing other forms of payment like Nets and credit cards would85 words
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87 1998-03-18 2 MR Mah said that while it was possible to consider extending the PARF benefit beyond 10 years, it would increase the population of old vehicles here. He pointed out that one in four vehicles here are already older than 10 years. While there87 words
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87 1998-03-18 2 NOMINATED MP Gerard Ee suggested that ARF (additional registration fee) could be reduced gradually, say by 25 per cent a year. Minister Mah's response was that reducing ARF would inversely raise COE premiums, and subsequently prevailing quota premiums. The latter will hit those who87 words
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539 1998-03-18 2 Abdul Hadhi - Bat reserve prices for these sites will not be disclosed, says Hng Kiang By, Abdul Hadhi THE Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) may reduce the 10 per cent deposit for high-value government land sites. But the government will not disclose reserve prices539 words
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Article471 1998-03-18 2 Christopher Tan - A charge is best way to allocate a scarce resource like road By Christopher Tan YES, the vehicle tax system is a revenue-generating scheme, and fully justifiably so, Communications Minister Mah Bow Tan told Parliament yesterday. "I'm not ashamed to say it's a471 words
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Article, Illustration369 1998-03-18 2 Raju Chellam - By Raju Chellam SINGAPORE'S most advanced facility for research and industrial applications will open early next year, catering to the wafer fab, pharmaceuticals, chemicals and biotechnology industries here and in the region. Work on the $40 million facility has begun at the NationalCHRIS LOH - 369 words
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401 1998-03-18 2 Kenneth James - By] Kenneth James SINGAPORE-based Sony Display Device (SDS) will be the first plant outside Japan to manufacture Sony Corp's most advanced television picture tubes, one of several moves by the electronics powerhouse to strengthen its Asian operations and counter a slowdown in its401 words
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Article, Illustration328 1998-03-18 2 Carol Eng - EYE ON THE ECONOMY Labour By< Carol Eng THE average Singapore worker's weekly overtime inched up by 0.1 hour or 6 minutes to 4.6 hours last year, with almost all sectors recording marginal increases. Weekly overtime hours worked in December 1997 however remained the sameSource: - 328 words
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541 1998-03-18 2 Yang Razali Kassim - Saltan's visit believed to be linked to regional crisis &y Yang Razali Kassim PRIME Minister Goh Chok Tong and Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew held talks with the visiting Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah of Brunei yesterday, believed to have revolved around regional541 words
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324 1998-03-18 2 Chuang Peck Ming - By< Chuang Peck Ming THE International Monetary Fund has commended the government for handling its economic policies with success in the past year despite a slowdown in the industry, a downturn in equity and property markets and the Asian currency crisis. But324 words
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MARKETS IN TURMOIL
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Article, Illustration250 1998-03-18 4 Reuters [TOKYO] US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright telephoned Japanese Foreign Minister Keizo Obuchi yesterday and said she was "seriously concerned" about Indonesia's economic crisiis. Foreign Ministry spokesman Sadaaki Numata said Ms Albright urged Japan and the United States to maintain their close cooperat ionReuters - 250 words
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Article, Illustration451 1998-03-18 4 Al Labita - From Al Labita in Manila A GROUP of Filipino bankers and financiers yesterday opposed the central ba lik's plan to regulate interest irates, arguing that it would only lead to tight credit rationing. "Interest rates are basically market-determined and these should notAFP - 451 words
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Article, Illustration532 1998-03-18 4 S N Vasuki - Markets mated as first cabinet meeting fails to announce new initiatives From S N Vasuki in Jakarta INDONESIA will implement economic reforms "with or without" the IMF, Coordinating Minister for Economy Ginanjar Kartasasmita said yesterday after the firstREUTERS - 532 words
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Article387 1998-03-18 4 Market isolates Indon unit as other S-EA currencies rise Bloomberg [SINGAPORE] The rupiah fell 2.5 per cent while other South-east Asian currencies rose as concern that Indonesia is not committed to economic reforms isolated it from the rest of the region. The rupiah fell asBloomberg - 387 words
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239 1998-03-18 4 AFP, Bloomberg [WASHINGTON] The International Monetary Fund would stop a bailout package for Indonesia if Jakarta failed to implement economic reforms tied to it, IMF chief Michel Camdessus tells Time magazine. Asked what would happen if President Suharto did not implementAFP,; Bloomberg - 239 words
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339 1998-03-18 4 He denies that the bank is in financial difficulties AFP [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysian Finance Minister Anwar Ibrahim yesterday ruled out any probe into the country's second-largest bank and denied it was facing financial difficulties. Mr Anwar said the government will conduct investigationsAFP - 339 words
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730 1998-03-18 4 Jennifer Veale - Bat red tape and uncertainty likely to keep investors wary, say analysts By. Jennifer Veale in Seoul SOUTH Korea's new reformist government has set about dismantling the barriers which for decades locked out foreign investment. Even the sacrosanct property market has not730 words
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299 1998-03-18 4 It also wants to persuade IMF to cot interest rates AFP [SEOUL] South Korea has doubled its trade surplus target for 1998 to US$2O billion (Ss32 billion) and is seeking to persuade the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to lower cripplingAFP - 299 words
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FOCUS: MONEY MATTERS
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Article, Illustration286 1998-03-18 5 Source: Deutsche Morgan Grentell Market changes during the previous week AS AT CLOSE OF CHANGE YEAR TO DATE 13/3/98 6/3/98 Absolute In term* High Low Hi'M. *W¥? U -0.006 -0.191 UMBfr L542S JFT 128.64 127.24 1.395 1.096 134.40 110.62 MB 1.6225 1.63% -0.017 -1.06? UXHSource: Deutsche Morgan Grentell - 286 words
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412 1998-03-18 5 David Leith - ANALYSIS By: David Leith The author has an MBA in Finance and works in private equity in the US. He offered this comment via the Internet. THE to-ing and fro-ing on a currency board for Indonesia seems to revolve around two questions. First, what412 words
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Article395 1998-03-18 5 Neil Behrmann - Weak mark makes look strong From, Neil Behrmann in London STERLING is hanging on the coat-tails of a strong greenback. Yet it is not so much the inherent strength of these two, but more a general perception of weakness in Germany, Japan and Asia. The pound rose to more than395 words
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Article350 1998-03-18 5 Larry Wee - Compiled by Larry Wee Sources: ABN Amro (ABN), Independent Economic Analysis Holdings (IDEA), JP Morgan (JPM), MMS International UNITED STATES Today: The Federal Reserve's "Beige Book" briefing for the upcoming March 31 meeting of the FOMC (which decides on US interest rates) will be released. Tomorrow: CoreSources: ABN Amro (ABN), Independent Economic Analysis Holdings (IDEA), JP Morgan (JPM), MMS International - 350 words
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Article, Illustration869 1998-03-18 5 Larry Wee - Rupiah and Korean won pull away from the rest, but in opposite directions By'. Larry Wee [SINGAPORE] THE correlation* profile of regional currencies over the past months has changed markedly. From the traditional high correlation with the US dollar-yen relationship, the regional currencies have clearly shifted towards beingCompiled by BT - 869 words
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SOUTH-EAST ASIA
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614 1998-03-18 6 Bruce Cheesman - Country has seen spate of MNC deals since USsl7b IMF bail-out package From Bruce Cheesman hi Bangkok FOREIGN investors' confidence in Thailand has returned, judging by the recent burst of deals involving multinationals since Bangkok agreed to a US$l7.2 billion (5527.6 billion) bail-out614 words
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321 1998-03-18 6 TAIPEI KMT linked firm also forming high-tech fond with RHB Reuters CHINA Development Corp, a major Taiwan venture capital firm linked to the ruling Kuomintang (KMT), announced yesterday it was buying control of Bangkok First Investment and Trust pic, a finance and securitiesReuters - 321 words
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Article310 1998-03-18 6 Harish Mehta - It's setting up logistics centre in Thailand with Belgian partner From Harish Mehta in Bangkok SEMBAWANG Corporation and its Belgian partner is planning to invest about 1 billion baht (Ss4o million) to set up a logistics centre at an industrial estate in Thailand's eastern310 words
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196 1998-03-18 6 Teh Hooi Ling - W Teh Hooi Ling [SINGAPORE] Canadian telecom infrastructure supplier Northern Telecom may consider cutting its 4,000-strong workforce in Asia if its revenue is affected by the current financial turmoil. "We are keeping our head count in Asia level now. But if196 words
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Article, Illustration39 1998-03-18 6 [JAKARTA] Family members of Indonesian migrant workers yesterday joining human rights activists in front of the building housing the Ministry of Manpower in Jakarta. They were protesting against the living conditions of their relatives working abroad. AFPAFP - 39 words
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407 1998-03-18 6 SINGAPORE Reuters INDONESIA'S forest fires could cost South-east Asia US$5-$6 billion (SsB-$lO billion), experts said yesterday. "The losses are enormous," said David Glover, director of the Economy and Environment Programme for South-east Asia (Eepsea). The bill would be equivalent to 2.5Reuters - 407 words
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Article, Illustration733 1998-03-18 6 Yang Razali Kassim - UiXfDW Indonesians seem to be drowning their sorrows In Jokes By Yang Razali Kassim IN Jakarta, one of the hottest shows in town is a comedy group called Srimulat. So popular is the group that it appears regularly on television and at private parties. The group733 words
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Article, Illustration692 1998-03-18 7 Lu Ning - Vote also seen as endorsement of his tough economic reform programmes From. Lu Ning in Beijing ZHU Rongji, China's economic tsar known for his no-nonsense leadership style, yesterday won ringing endorsement as the fifth Premier of the People's Republic of China. By692 words
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289 1998-03-18 7 HONGKONG Senior counsel cites unforeseen difficulties AFP HONGKONG prosecutors yesterday withdrew charges of money laundering against a former Merrill Lynch banker at the centre of a multi-mil-lion-dollar fraud inquiry. Senior counsel Lynda Shine informed the Eastern Magistrates Court that the government sought to withdraw chargesAFP - 289 words
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325 1998-03-18 7 Laurence Eyton - From Laurence Eyton in Taipei CANADA-BASED Bombardier, an aircraft and transportation systems manufacturer, is poised to become a major foreign player in Taiwan's transportation sector, analysts said yesterday. This follows the signing of a strategic alliance letter of intent between Bombardier and325 words
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455 1998-03-18 7 Quak Hiang Whai - Execs allegedly inflated newspaper's circulation figures FVomi Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong THREE senior executives of English-language daily Hongkong Standard, one of whom has left the paper, were yesterday charged by Hongkong's anti-graft body for allegedly conspiring with owner Aw455 words
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ASIA
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242 1998-03-18 8 SEOUL Bloomberg SIX out of South Korea's top 10 conglomerates lost money last year because of slumping sales, foreign exchange losses and high financing costs, the Korea Stock Exchange said. The disappointing earnings are likely to be mirrored by someBloomberg - 242 words
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Article, Illustration462 1998-03-18 8 TOKYO GDP may show negative growth, warns economic planning chief AFP. Bloomberg JAPAN'S economy is now in a "very, very severe" condition, the economic planning chief admitted yesterday, signalling that recession was just around the corner. Koji Omi, director-general of the Economic PlanningAFP.; Bloomberg - 462 words
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227 1998-03-18 8 TOKYO AFP JAPAN'S cabinet yesterday approved a plan to inject a total of 1.42 trillion yen (5517.6 billion) into 17 banks whose capital has crumbled under bad-loan write-offs, officials said. The amount adds to a separate batch of disbursements totalling 395.6 billion yenAFP - 227 words
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Article, Illustration333 1998-03-18 8 TOKYO Stabilising the yen will be a key task, says Hayami AFP, Bloomberg, Reuters JAPAN'S incoming central bank chief vowed yesterday to steady his country's rocky financial system and stabilise the yen. Masaru Hayami, a senior business leader who spent a largeAFP,; Bloomberg,; Reuters - 333 words
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333 1998-03-18 8 MELBOURNE Long-term research priorities include artificial intelligence Reuters MICROSOFT Corp chairman Bill Gates yesterday predicted the software giant's huge research budget would double as the computer revolution gathered pace. Microsoft boasts one of the corporate world's biggest annual research and development budgets atReuters - 333 words
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295 1998-03-18 8 NEWDELHI Meetings will also thrash ont cabinet appointments AFP INDIA'S Hindu nationalists began a round of toughtalking meetings with their patchwork coalition allies yesterday to thrash out the new government's policies and who would hold the key posts. Officials of the nationalist BJPAFP - 295 words
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THE WORLD
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454 1998-03-18 10 Neil Behrmann - Budget aimed at boosting investment and lowering the jobless rate From'. Neil Behrmann m London BRITISH Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown yesterday unveiled a tax-cut-ting budget to promote investment and lower unemployment. The budget which saw a one-point cut in corporate tax454 words
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317 1998-03-18 10 ATLANTA Bloomberg TED TURNER can't give away a billion dollars fast enough. In September, the media entrepreneur donated US$l billion (SSI.6 billion) to United Nations causes alter realising that his net worth had increased by that amount. Now, six months later, heBloomberg - 317 words
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583 1998-03-18 15 Andrew Marks - Investors maintain positive ontlook ahead of Friday's triple-witching From. Andrew Marks in New York THE Dow Jones Industrial Average scaled the 8,700 mark on Monday, leading a broad-based market rebound from Friday's minor sell-off. Analysts attributed the rally which saw a 116-point583 words
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Article, Illustration55 1998-03-18 15 [LONDON] A Northern Ireland peace slogan being projected on Monday night onto the side of the House of Commons in London. Two unidentified British supporters for peace in Northern Ireland projected the message from a van on the Thames' South Bank for about 10 minutes, and thenAFP - 55 words
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284 1998-03-18 15 MIDDLEBURY, Vermont Bloomberg THE US economy has "considerable forward momentum" in the first months of this year, which might justify an increase in borrowing costs if Asia's economic crisis does not slow growth, Federal Reserve governor Laurence Meyer said on Monday. TheBloomberg - 284 words
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174 1998-03-18 15 LONDON Reuters DISGRACED former British cabinet minister Jonathan Aitken was arrested yesterday over aUegations of perjury dating from the collapse last year of a libel case. Media reports said Aitken offered himself for police questioning the day after his 17-year-old daughter, Victoria,Reuters - 174 words
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346 1998-03-18 15 WASHINGTON Low mortgage rates spur demand; robust market seen in '98 Bloomberg US home builders broke ground at a rapid pace in February, sending housing starts to their highest level in more than a decade with low mortgage ratesBloomberg - 346 words
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186 1998-03-18 15 LOS ANGELES AFP DEMOCRATIC fund-raiser Johnny Chung pleaded guilty on Monday to charges of making illegal contributions through straw donors to the re-election campaign of President Bill Clinton. Chung also pleaded guilty to tax evasion, bank fraud and conspiracy to exceed federal limits onAFP - 186 words
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Article304 1998-03-18 15 BEIJING It will be the first US presidential visit since Tiananmen AFP US PRESIDENT Bill Clinton will pay a state visit to China in June, the Chinese foreign ministry said yesterday. It will be the first US Presidential visit to China since the 1989AFP - 304 words
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EDITORIAL & OPINION
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Article, Illustration805 1998-03-18 16 Lee Yoke Har - THE BOTTOMLDVE OPINION By Lee Yoke Har The writer is an Auckland-based journalist who contributes to BT NEW Zealanders are shocked and angered by the power failure in Auckland They had always assumed that this sort of thing only happens in Malaysia,805 words
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Article120 1998-03-18 16 The life expectancy isn't high enough for there to be a lot of cancer.' -Greg Phillips of the Omaha Indian tribe, which has begun making and selling cigarettes. 'At least he is wearing a suit and tie and not one of those horrible old Mao jackets.' -Ms120 words
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644 1998-03-18 16 EDITORIAL WITH the alarums and excursions of yet another election behind them, 960 million Indians must ask what democratic politics has done for them in the past, and what if anything, it promises to do in the future. Inevitably, too, some Indians are suggesting644 words
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Article, Illustration1111 1998-03-18 16 Lawrence Summers - With the right roles, global financial markets let us go where we want more quickly and safely By Lawrence Summers The writer is deputy secretary of the US Treasury FT THE Asian crisis has revived talk that a spectre is haunting the world's governments: that ofFT; FILE PHOTO - 1,111 words
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Article904 1998-03-18 16 Death of Ideology tat China WHILE monitoring village elections in north-east-ern China with a US observer team, I wandered through the hamlet of Heng Dao, dropping in on a farmer-turned-me-chanic who had geese and pigs in the yard but a stereo and colour television in his904 words
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Miscellaneous80 1998-03-18 16 POOMESBURT By Garry Trudeau UJELL, BRENNEK AS YOU CAN IT WAS A MAILBOX. OF COURSE, Hi SOHOHJV YOUlk IMAGINE LUfTN A GENIUS URE SO EARL LOOKEP IN THE PHONE W HELL &/ERY- V p$D &VB-■ TRACK ME f 11 °Z£2Z]!f I nAREST% ftIKVD 1 POUtN, PUKSf J PEAL. I HAP80 words
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Miscellaneous255 1998-03-18 17 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 jo p| I 9 French fare for a politician in Hi lH Connecticut (9) JlH—JIH__ 10 Dress for a party with naval I I I 10 personnel the vicar (8) Where the worker looks for |HH| Hf transportation cost? (6) 18 Maybe salt-and-water mixture _JHI is255 words
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EXECUTIVE LIFESTYLE
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Article, Illustration1303 1998-03-18 18 DAVID ZURAWIK - TV sitcoms are reacting to the vast changes in corporate America. DAvn> zurawik looks at past sitcoms and some to come DAVID ZURAWIK LAT-WP THE new ABC mid-season sitcom, Two Guys, a Girl and a Pizza Place, opened last week with one of theLAT-WP; FILE PHOTOS; FILE PHOTO - 1,303 words
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Article, Illustration857 1998-03-18 18 MOVIES Withstndiosinfor the money, budget films get more costly, more dependent LATWP [LOS ANGELES] 1996 was the year of the independent film. It was a year when a complex epic with a near-unknown cast The English Patient swept the Oscars. A year when a quirkyLATWP; FILE PHOTO - 857 words
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300 1998-03-18 18 Nicklaus D'Cruz - GOLF Rankings published in BT on Feb 24 had computing error that dropped dub off the list By\ Nicklaus D'Cruz Nicklaus D 'Cruz is the editor of the Asian Golf Review RANKING golf courses is always a contentious issue, especially when300 words
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Miscellaneous141 1998-03-18 18 THE WEATMKtt Singapore: Fair. Tempera ture<33-26) WPmOc <HVU* Dead. Europe Hi/Lo* CM Huaarfciu HVLo* CouL AocklMd- 11/IC Cloudy Aaakrdaa oftD6 Shown* */us—v Buo<* WO Sway Ate* 12*1 Cloudy Bam K/4 Showm B«»ta 07/01 Cloudy Biwbay Jl/17 Sunrn Boa Ofrl Cloudy N o Bnina ,J4» Hay Copateipen 04/-1 Cloudy LwAaffiea O/li141 words
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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568 1998-03-18 19 Siow Li Sen - Report sees risk of increase in provisions for classified loans By I Siow Li Sen [SINGAPORE! Whiie Singapore banks are well-capital-ised, their flnancial position "would probably deteriorate in the near future" as provisions for classified loans increase, the International Monetary Fund568 words
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162 1998-03-18 19 [SINGAPORE] Small investors were allotted more than half of Hersing Realty's 3 million public offer shares. Investors who had subscribed for 1,000-9,000 shares received 52.9 per cent of the shares available for public subscription. Balloting was held yesterday. Hersing's public tranche was 16.7162 words
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Article203 1998-03-18 19 [SINGAPORE] Rotary Engineering has reported a 12 per cent rise in earnings to $6.2 million, although turnover for the main board-listed company fell 6 per cent to $113.6 million. The profit growth for the year ended Dec 31, 1997, was due to an overall increase203 words
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144 1998-03-18 19 (SINGAPORE] Construction group Wee Poh Holdings' interim earnings have been slashed by half to $1.22 million as a result of lower turnover, foreign exchange losses and provision for doubtful receivables. Turnover for the six months ended Dec 31 fell 24 per cent144 words
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678 1998-03-18 19 Christopher Tan - HOCK LOCK SIEW Christopher Tan NEWS last week that Cycle Carriage Ltd (CCL) posted its first drop in earnings in more than a decade may appear like a disaster. The fact that it was a sizeable 21 per cent contraction678 words
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427 1998-03-18 19 Jennifer Lien - Group expects 25% compounded annual growth for next 5 yrs By Jennifer Lien [SINGAPORE] ST Computer Systems and Services Ltd yesterday reported a doubling in net profit for 1997 to $13.8 million and proposed a l-for-2 bonus issue. The profit hike was higher than427 words
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Article, Illustration332 1998-03-18 19 Bloomberg (SINGAPORE] DBS Land Ltd led a surge in property stocks yesterday rising 17 cents or 7 per cent amid expectations that the company's 1996 earnings will increase after falling last year. The counter closed at $2.54. The real estateBloomberg; Source: Bloomberg - 332 words
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REGIONAL COMPANIES
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518 1998-03-18 20 Analysts expect 1997 net earnings to be flat without the exceptional Reuters [HONGKONGJ Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd survived a rough ride in 1997 but only gains from asset sales will enable it to show earnings growth in 1997, analysts said.Reuters - 518 words
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Article, Illustration592 1998-03-18 20 S N Vasuki - Net earnings fall 23%; forex loss of 722 billion mpiah From I S N Vasuki in Jakarta PT TELKOM, Indonesia's state-owned telecom company, yesterday reported a 23 per cent fall in net earnings to 1.15 trillion rupiah (*****.5 million) for theSource: Bloomberg - 592 words
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Article, Illustration306 1998-03-18 20 Bloomberg [HONGKONG] The Hongkong government has awarded Wharf (Holdings) Ltd a new 10-year franchise to operate the Star Ferry, the quaint symbol of Hongkong that has plied Victoria Harbour for most of this century. While the Star Ferry Co Ltd isBloomberg; FILE PHOTO - 306 words
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304 1998-03-18 20 Bloomberg [HONGKONG] Alexander Au Siu-kee, chief executive of Hang Seng Bank Ltd, the second largest listed bank in Hongkong, has resigned to join rival Standard Chartered pic. Mr Au, who has led the HSBC Holdings unit since 1993, will become an executiveBloomberg - 304 words
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410 1998-03-18 20 Laurence Eyton - MBf Card Taiwan says it is facing funding difficulties From Laurence Eyton in Taipei MALAYSIA'S MBf Finance Group is canvassing local investors to bolster the capital base of its credit card issuing arm here, MBf Card Taiwan Ltd no thanks410 words
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139 1998-03-18 20 Bloomberg [MANILA] San Miguel Corp, the Philippines' largest food and drinks company, is not raising beer prices this year because unseasonably hot and dry weather boosted sales beyond expectations. The company said sales volumes grew a surprising 7 per cent to 8 perBloomberg - 139 words
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371 1998-03-18 20 Rumour was that he was teaming np with Kerry Packer to buy 20% stake Reuters [WELLINGTON] Ron Brierley yesterday scotched speculation that his investment company GPG was seeking to buy a 20 per cent stake in Brierley Investments Limited (BIL) from AsianReuters - 371 words
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COMPANY Briefs
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40 1998-03-18 20 [SINGAPORE] Hotung Investment Holdings yesterday posted net earnings of NT1750.3 million (Ss37 million) on the back of revenue of NTJBO4 million for the 10 months ended Dec 31.1997. Hotung was listed in August last year.40 words
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Article47 1998-03-18 20 Bloomberg [KUALA LUMPUR] The Sime Darby stock will resume trading today, said the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday. Trading was suspended on March 4 when the company said its unit, Sime Bank, made an interim loss of RMI.B billion (*****.6 million). BloombergBloomberg - 47 words
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74 1998-03-18 20 Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] Telephone company Binariang is considering several funding alternatives to fUnd growth, including the roping in of a new foreign partner, a relaunch of an abandoned public equity offering, and the raising of additional funds from existing shareholders. Binariang chief operating officer JamaludinReuters - 74 words
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Article66 1998-03-18 20 [SINGAPORE] Cycle Carriage (CCL) has completed the restructuring of Cold Storage (Malaysia) (CSM). CCL said yesterday that as part of the exercise, it bought 30 per cent of Selangor Ice Company Sdn Bhd and 30 per cent of Guardian SEA from CSM Also, Cycle Carriage66 words
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Article30 1998-03-18 20 [SINGAPORE] Harimau Investments yesterday reported anet tangible asset backing per share of $1.91 for the year ended Dec 31,1997, down from $2.06 in the previous year.30 words
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449 1998-03-18 21 Airline plans to cut I,soojobs and may sell hotels in US and S-EA Bloomberg [TOKYO] Japan Airlines Co president Akira Kondo and chairman Susumu Yamaji said they will step down to take responsibility for accumulated losses of 150 billion yen (Ssl.9Bloomberg - 449 words
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291 1998-03-18 21 The shift follows growing demand for other types of chips Reuters, Bloomberg (TOKYOI Hitachi Ltd plans to concentrate its dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) chip production on "certain overseas plants", eventually phasing out domestic DRAM output, said its president Tsutomu Kanai. "TheReuters,; Bloomberg - 291 words
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Article, Illustration441 1998-03-18 21 Reuters [NEW YORK] International Business Machines Corp chairman and chief executive officer Lou Gerstner stands to reap a windfall in the hundreds of millions of dollars assuming IBM's shares produce only a fraction of the gains they did in his first fiveyear termReuters - 441 words
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371 1998-03-18 21 Move to motivate workers to help it regain value Bloomberg [ROCHESTER, New York] Eastman Kodak Co said it will grant options to buy 100 shares to all its full-time employees as the world's biggest photography company seeks to more closely tieBloomberg - 371 words
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215 1998-03-18 22 SSMBUieport Reuters [SINGAPORE] Simex Euroyen and Japanese government bond (JGB) futures were largely steady in slow trade yesterday as the market shrugged aside the naming of a new central bank governor. Central bank chief Yasuo Matsushita said he would resign on Friday following the arrestReuters - 215 words
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176 1998-03-18 22 Charlie Kuo - MSGITAIWAIT FUTURES Charlie Kuo arlie Kuo, service dealer, Refco Singapore Pte Ltd [SINGAPORE] The Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures contract tumbled despite the surge on Wall Street. Investors appear nervous about the recent climb in the Taiwan share prices, especially those of electronics176 words
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280 1998-03-18 22 ENERGY REPORT Reuters [LONDON] Beleaguered oil markets were adrift at nineyear lows yesterday, pressured by producers' failure to curb swelling supply. The bellweather North Sea Brent blend was trading one cent better at U5512.38 a barrel at 12.55 GMT after opening at aReuters - 280 words
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Article290 1998-03-18 22 Reuters London THE dollar was firmer in the early afternoon than in the morning against the yen and the mark pending release of US data on new housing and industrial output in February, to be released later in the day. The greenback had slipped against the yen inReuters - 290 words
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Article, Illustration1177 1998-03-18 22 mTBEBAMK CROSS EATBS Mar 17 <K ci —> tcu rir wtt m t-w«i bm nh» n»o s$ ik »»?$»*> n—< trn tartrate 0.949 6.171 0.615 4088 1219 5.202 26.538 68.157 0.867 9.958 2.542 1.*****.624 26.403 1079 3136 0.993 21J50 26.927 0.403 0.672 CMil 1.054 5J73 0.648 4.307 L285 5.481 27.9591,177 words
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741 1998-03-18 23 Wong Wei Kong - Underlying index must be widely used benchmark, not easily manipulated By Wong Wei Kong [SINGAPORE] The Singapore International Monetary Exchange will seek feedback from its member companies, the Stock Exchange of Singapore and prospective major users before deciding on the underlying741 words
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367 1998-03-18 23 Bloomberg [WASHINGTON] The Commodity Futures Trading Commission proposed repeal of a 16-year-old rule requiring futures brokerages to carry bigger reserves if their customers trade in risky derivatives known as short options. Regulators said in a Federal Register notice that theyBloomberg - 367 words
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295 1998-03-18 23 Bloomberg [NEW YORK] JP Morgan Co shares rose as much as 5.3 per cent on Monday after ÜBS Securities analyst Thomas Hanley said the bank may be acquired within a year. The fourth largest US bank rose 5-1/16, or 4.1 per cent, toBloomberg - 295 words
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308 1998-03-18 23 It says unit not making enough in shrinking market Bloomberg [SYDNEY] HSBC Markets has closed its fixed-income desk in Australia because it is not making enough money in a shrinking market as the government is issuing less bonds. "The business is overcompetitive with extremely thinBloomberg - 308 words
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Article1670 1998-03-18 24 SICOM FUTURES Mart 7 RUBBER (Mrts closing at 5.30sm) RSS1 COMTRACT(S cuitsAg) Clow Votoao Oro* Mooth Hkjh Low Sott (towwt) hrtortit Apr 96 HwO TTSIOO W4J5 200 675 Iter* 1».*5 2500 Jun96 ***** 3475 JWS«p 9B '27.50 <095 0ct/0ec 98 135.25 5625 Jan/M«r99 138.75 375 RSS 3 COMTRACT1,670 words
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Article2181 1998-03-18 24 LONDON lirfaililili Mar 17 Ptntl *h 31 Group 600 *14.600 AB Ports 382 9 A obey National 180 27 3/4 Allied Domecg 583 7.600 AlMC 158.400 .600 Asda Croup 194.600 -200 BAT Ind 632 2.600 BG PIC 301 6.800 BICC '52 3 BOC Group 980 »T7 BR2,181 words
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Article1626 1998-03-18 24 AFP Q Nikkei 225 +138J* JAPANESE share prices closed 0.8 per cent higher yesterday, buoyed by prospects of the ruling party's new stimulus package designed to ward off recession, brokers said. The Nikkei Stock Average of 225 leading issues rose 136.06 points to end at 16,997.20. The key indexAFP - 1,626 words
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Article, Illustration1561 1998-03-18 26 Reuters Q Hang Seng +74 STOCKS trimmed earlier gains but closed yesterday higher on the back of Wall Street's record close overnight and softer interbank rates. The Hang Seng Index gained 74 points, or 0.66 per cent, to end at 11,255.54 after hitting a day-high of 11,349.28. Turnover pickedReuters - 1,561 words
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Article, Illustration635 1998-03-18 26 Reuters QShenzhen Blndex +0.37 CHINA'S hard currency B shares closed mixed yesterday with Shenzhen getting a boost from Hongkong and domestic A shares, brokers said. But in Shanghai, prices were depressed by selling of Pudong developer Shanghai Lujiazui Finance and Trade Zone on worries about its 1997 annual results.Reuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 635 words
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Article370 1998-03-18 26 AFP □wp Index -U. 75 STOCKS slid 0.2 per cent yesterday as late selling triggered by negative corporate results released in the United States wiped out early gains, dealers said. The market soared one per cent in early trade buoyed by the overnight rally on Wall Street but itAFP - 370 words
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Article261 1998-03-18 26 AFP El Wellington +17J6 STOCKS rose 0.8 per cent yesterday, a day ahead of an expected interest-rate loosening by the central Reserve Bank. The NZSE-40 Index rose 17.98 points to 2,310.77 on turnover of NZ$lO2 million. Wayne Schuler at Cavill White Securities said investors were hoping interest rates wouldAFP - 261 words
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Article, Illustration815 1998-03-18 26 AFP □SET Index -106 SHARE prices fell 0.4 per cent yesterday due to selling in the energy sector and fears over the health of exporters hit by a strengthening baht. Analysts said the market dropped for the second day running due primarily to jitters following a discounted share placementAFP - 815 words
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Article410 1998-03-18 26 AFP f3 Composite !ite» -13J37 SHARE prices tumbled on the Korea Stock Exchange yesterday to close 2.5 per cent down with low foreign interest spurring profit-taking. The IMPs rejection of a request to lower money market rates in the near term undercut some optimistic sentiment stemming from the prospectAFP - 410 words
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Article600 1998-03-18 26 AFP W All Primaries +37.2 SHARES jumped 1.3 per cent yesterday on continuing strong interest in Telstra stock, surge on Wall Street and improving sentiment in Asian markets. The All Ordinaries Index closed 37.2 points higher at 2,767.1. The All Resources index Finished up 9.4 points at 1,172 andAFP - 600 words
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Article, Illustration739 1998-03-18 26 AFP rl Composite Index +L 35 INDONESIAN share prices closed up slightly yesterday as investors waited for cabinet initiatives from the first meeting of recently sworn-in ministers, dealers said. "They are awaiting details from the cabinet," a dealer with a local brokerage said. "But the essence is, they areAFP - 739 words
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Article283 1998-03-18 26 AFP Q Manila *45.71 SHARE prices closed 2.1 per cent higher yesterday due to a technical correction combined with favourable government moves to cut bank reserve requirements and deregulate the oil industry, analysts said. The Composite Index rose 45.71 points to 2,239.83. Volume rose to 866.88 million shares worthAFP - 283 words
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Article8578 1998-03-18 27 INDUSTRIALS Consumer prWict! 1998 Last Vol Day Net Cap Hlfh Low Company Sato ♦<• 'OOP Hm Low W mM 310 180 Ajinomoto 258 '*-3 148 73 Angkasa 111 "1 13 m 109 2.6 163.7 290 123 Apollo Food Hlg 200 5-® 388 190 Berjaya Land 370 -6 35 370 3668,578 words
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Article, Illustration420 1998-03-18 27 AFP C 3 Composite Index -3.40 MALAYSIA'S key stock index closed 0.5 per cent lower yesterday in thin trade as foreign investors remained sidelined ahead of new economic growth forecasts to be announced next week. "Foreign investors are sidelined. They want to have a clearAFP - 420 words
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Article3734 1998-03-18 28 BONOS, LOANS I VARIANTS m 1997/99 tit Val Day Last Ouata A*% HH» Loaf Sliw Com—Of SM ♦•r- rOOO) Ml«l> La* Buyar *♦«•< 6a 9 m 3000 m AMD8cS5%*****6 17 13 18 81 8 3160 *Acar ******1 USS 13 unch 35 13.5 13 13.5 14.5 131 8.5 3164 Acma ******43,734 words
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Article173 1998-03-18 28 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH -Ry R Sivanithy ALTHOUGH not strictly a property counter. Parkway Holdings is often viewed as a property play. Since the sector is very much in focus at the moment, let's take a look at the Parkway warrant. The instrument is due to expire soon173 words
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Article2388 1998-03-18 28 Transaction date Mar 17 MALA YUAN STOCKS Cr Or 1997/96 Last Vol Day Last Quote Mv Mv VM Net HC« Ht» L— Stoo Cempany sm COOP) Htgh Low Buyer S—f C'vr H P/T $m« 478 28 ms 5000 AISB50C 90.5 *05 497 95 89 905 9L5 SO 3J2,388 words
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6036 1998-03-18 29 Tr ansaction date: Mar 17 Or Or M Wt 1997/98 Last Val Day Last Owata M* M» VM Nat Cap A»9 Hlg> Law two CiWMny m rOOO> Hl» Lwr Buyar no CV M W" MMSTVttLS 157 18.5 1020 ACE 0ynamlcs60c.... 35 -1 13 356,036 words
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Article1059 1998-03-18 29 6r Or M Wt 1997/99 Last Vat Day UatOwti Oh Oh VM M Ca» A<* H>» L— IWa Camaany *af POOO) HM* Law >gr lilir Cw Pft tmM Prtc* 106 76 a 2000 AORHMgaSc *9 99 T10 XO 10 U *414 44.0 9T 449 76 a 204* ASAutdlOc ..1961,059 words
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Article196 1998-03-18 30 Stacks Vote in* Single) 15c 83.879,000 IPC Coo* 5c 18.164.000 •Renong Bhd 50c 13.684.000 •M Resources 12,795,000 DBS Land 12,553,000 Wing Tai 25c 11,473.000 'RetJfucifk Btl 8,137,000 •UniphoMk 7,778,000 Keppel Land50c 7,517,000 •MBf Capital 6,540,000 StNki SingTel 15c 259.539,103 DBS Land 30,603,327 SW 24.844,456 WngTai 25c 16.819,550 City D«v 50c196 words
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Article, Illustration58 1998-03-18 30 Shiv Taneja - -by Shiv Taneja HOTEL Properties closed 12 cents higher yesterday it $1.10 on a volume of 3.64 million shares, compared with its 10-day traded average of 403,900 shares. In the near term, the counter is expected to fall, but medium-term investors should buy on weakness. This is supported58 words
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Article, Illustration666 1998-03-18 30 R Sivanithy - mOUUBT COMAUUVTAKT Investors see property stocks as having been oversold; share prices continue to drift in Malaysia By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] With few new developments on the international front to look at for investment direction, the local market yesterday looked inward666 words
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ON THE GRAPEVINE
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Article113 1998-03-18 30 OLD merchant bankers never die, they just take on new jobs. In England, a well-known banker, Lord Carooys, became the Queen's new Lord Chamberlain. His name is now known throughout the entertainment industry for being the man who, ushering Elton John into the Queen's presence to collect113 words
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Article104 1998-03-18 30 VETERAN Asian hand Simon Murray has Joined management consulting Bain Co as its senior adviser for Asia. Mr Murray started out with Hongkong-based Jardine more than 30 years ago and went to become head of Hutchison Whampoa. He then left Hutchison to head Deutsche Bank104 words
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Article160 1998-03-18 30 THE Salim group has just bought some more shares in Jurong Cement, a company which it has been eyeing for some time. Latest Stock Exchange of Singapore record showed that Kindo Pte Ltd, a Salim vehicle, bought 23,000 shares of Jurong Cement on March 7 at160 words
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Article100 1998-03-18 30 CLARENCE Chandran is a Canadian executive who was stabbed and nearly lost his life in June last year during a visit to Singapore. Then, three men broke into the house he was staying at and he fought them. He was so badly injured In100 words
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Article77 1998-03-18 30 A BUSINESSWOMAN who visited Vietnam last week was shocked by the price of staple food. In the market a chicken costs US$5 (SsB) and that was in American dollars. One kilo of coffee costs US$B, again in US dollars—and to think Vietnam is a coffee-exporting country. Apparently77 words
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Article64 1998-03-18 30 JUST-RETIRED Chinese Premier Li Peng was so anxious to continue his political career—without a single minute of break —that even before the election results for his new Job was confirmed by election marshals, he declared himself chairman of the National People's Congress. There were64 words
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Article323 1998-03-18 31 Bridge News, Reuters THERE was little new to talk of in the grain trades with few Pan am ax cargoes available from the US Gulf with a shortage of some grain there. Details continued to surface of lower rates agreed for minerals cargoes in the Atlantic. Fixtures TANKEBSsBridge News,; Reuters - 323 words
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Article, Illustration609 1998-03-18 31 Marcus Hand - S'pore among first in world to release electronic navigational chart for commercial use By] Marcus Hand [SINGAPORE] The Maritime Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) has launched the Singapore Electronic Navigational Chart (Singapore ENC) which can be used by navigators in place of paper609 words
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854 1998-03-18 31 Seafarer - STRAIT TALK By I Seafarer LAST week Seafarer looked at whether the International Safety Management (ISM) Code is a fair imposition on the shipping industry. Whatever one's opinion on that, the simple fact is that the ISM Code will be854 words
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255 1998-03-18 31 Marcus Hand - By] Marcus Hand [SINGAPORE] Classification society Germanischer Lloyd (GL) is restructuring its organisation in South-east Asia as part of its continued expansion in the region. According to the society the changes will see a more decentralised structure of its field service and a simplification255 words
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Article98 1998-03-18 31 AFP [JAKARTA] Cargo volume dropped 22 per cent at Jakarta's main port in February from a month earlier as trade here was severely hit by the economic crisis gripping Indonesia, a report said. Volume was 2.77 million tonnes, down 785,763 tonnes from January, the Indonesian ObserverAFP - 98 words
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Article, Illustration57 1998-03-18 31 [KOBE] Japan's largest submarine named Oyashio, built by Kawasaki Heavy Industries, is commissioned for Japan's Maritime Self-Defence Force at a Kobe port, western Japan. The submarine weighs 2,750-tonnes and has cost 520 billion yen (556.4 billion) to build. After a launching ceremony, the submarine leftREUTERS - 57 words
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311 1998-03-18 31 Jerzy Farynski - Company seeks to increase trade with South-east Asia From< Jerzy Farynski in Sydney SYDNEY Ports Corporation has appointed its first overseas trade representative, based in Singapore. The corporation has retained specialist trade development company, Piers Resources Services Pte Ltd,311 words
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Article223 1998-03-18 31 Bloomberg [HOUSTON] Global Marine Inc said a division of Exxon Corp signed a preliminary contract valued at as much as US$2OB million (*****.9 million) to lease a deep-water drilling ship that will be used off West Africa. The contract with Exxon Exploration Co requires GlobalBloomberg - 223 words
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Article, Illustration948 1998-03-18 32 LYKES LINES UNDER CP SHIPS New chief sees it as an autonomous line within CP Ships, aiming to be a leading independent carrier on this route ONLY six months after CP Ships' takeover of the container shipping sector of Lykes Brothers, the corporate identity of the948 words
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331 1998-03-18 32 PACE Exp Orient M AM. 3 EtWo w Accord 8 6 AJirenkW M Fl-BrigM H 5 Farwida H AsiaOCl 15 Fooo< Son 8 Astro 3 FreU 15 Austral 9 FrtLinkJ 16 tort 16 GU 4 B'tang Mas 8 8 BSA 7 &Wtfip<3 BTL331 words
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Article17412 1998-03-18 40 THEBUSINESSTIMES THEBUSINESSTIMES EXPORT ETA ETA Advertiser Vessel Voyage Telephone ETA ETA Advertiser Vnu< Voyage Telephone SIN Dest'n Nam* Nam* Number Number SIN Dest'n n«m Nome Number Number MMMMHMHMMNMHMHHMNBHHMHMMHHHHMNMMMBMMMMI OBMNMMMNMMNNMMMMMBHHMMHHHBMMMNMMNMMMHi A To BUENOS AIRES (BUE) 2060 Argentina To ABIDJAN (ABJ) 2003 »/oj it/04 csav iyo oiss u-imm Ivory Coast,17,412 words
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Article707 1998-03-18 47 Vossol Voy No Btrth Arrival Otparturt Afi ton* torn Jmtm 'jot iMngsito *01/1500 M MM U M»r17 JOI «OA«sMt 17.01/2359 w Cl Mudi ****** JOI ikxypx* 17.03/*30 *W" *****6 JOI Mngsid* 18 03/0230 U>3 33 *****6 J01 alonQtKl* 17.03/1800 M U6 55 *****8 XI Mnqsid* 17 03/1600 MM707 words
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Article1626 1998-03-18 47 RECEIVING Of EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Booklng/BtUnc* Rstts Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Period From To From Aci CltMr on N/MM tt 17/1900 17/N9I 17/1W0 II 17/1500 17/WM 17/1900 U 17/1700 18/0*59 WOWO 21 17/1700 WM51 WOWO 1 W07M N/W WMM 4 N/1200 WM51 K/1700 mi Mil1,626 words
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Article199 1998-03-18 47 Mar 80 Japan: Vernal Equinox Day. Marll Mexico: Juarex Day. Mar 28 Greece Independent Day. Apr 8 Hong Kong: Chlng Ming Feetlval. Apr 7 Br unit: Harl Ray a Hall. Malaysia: Harl Raya Hajl. Apr a Denmark. Maundy Thursday. Mtxico: Maundy Thursday. Apr 10 Australia: Good Friday. Canada:199 words
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Article806 1998-03-18 47 THIS report complied by Cockett Marine Oil Ltd. show* price range* In US dollar* Instead at single prices for a more comprehenaive description of the market Prices shown are baaed on averagestied stem. Market movements are Indicated. The Cockett Bunker Price Index chance and the Individual806 words
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Article381 1998-03-18 47 ISO Mu 993.5 2.0 1SJ 0J1 72 0.09 DwHttv Motor hiMtw AM Aluminium MMwirt He it>o>« E25 5 2 1 2 0 0 m/M 300 AM 984 6 0.4 142 0.06 2« 0.02 uywi 360 Mu W23 1.0 19.9 0.14 14 0.06 v/v %M/ Ne «t>OM381 words
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392 1998-03-18 48 American, Delta Continental, TWA Hawaiian and Northwest benefit from bilateral pact AFP [WASHINGTON] The US Transportation Department on Monday tentatively awarded six US airlines 106 additional weekly flights to Japan from the United States, the first fruits of a just-signed bilateral agreement.AFP - 392 words
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360 1998-03-18 48 Reuters [SEATTLE] Boeing Co said on Monday its next-genera-tion 737-800 jet has been certified by the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) after a nine-month flight-test-ing programme. Boeing said it expected the European Joint Aviation Authorities to follow suit by the end of the month, afterReuters - 360 words
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Article, Illustration36 1998-03-18 48 [SEOUL] Hyundai Motor introduces its new mid-sized sedan, EF Sonata Three, yesterday. Hyundai hopes the new model will boost its domestic sales which have been hampered by plunging demand. REUTERSREUTERS - 36 words
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481 1998-03-18 48 Tolls on bridges, tunnels will not be increased NYT [NEW YORK] The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey announced record profits for 1997 resulting from higher traffic at its bridges, tunnels, airports and rail line and said that tollsNYT - 481 words
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143 1998-03-18 48 Reuters [LONDONJ Britain's General Electric Co pic (GEC) is poised to use some of its cash mountain to bid for parts of Lockheed Martin Corp and Northrop Grumman Corp, according to Tuesday's edition of the Times newspaper. It said GEC is understood to beReuters - 143 words
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Article, Illustration640 1998-03-18 48 Financial Times [MIAMI] Financier Carl Icahn withdrew his US$43 million (5569.6 million) bid to rescue Pan Am Corp, and Silicon Valley investor Milan Mandaric emerged as the latest bidder. Mr Icahn agreed early last Friday to buy some of the Mi-ami-based airline'sFinancial Times - 640 words
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219 1998-03-18 48 AFP [PARIS] More than 92 per cent of Air France white collar staff and 73 per cent of technical staff are in favour of partial privatisation of the state-owned airline, according to a poll. Of the 92.5 per cent ofAFP - 219 words
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296 1998-03-18 48 Financial Times [BRUSSELS] European Union antitrust regulators have almost completed their recommendations on three transatlantic airline alliances but are unlikely to reveal their verdicts before mid-April. Senior European Commission officials have confirmed that most of the elements are in placeFinancial Times - 296 words
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Advertisement21 1998-03-18 31 Six US airlines awarded new flights to Japan American, Delta Continental, TWA Hawaiian and Northwest benefit from bilateral pact. Back Page21 words
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