The Business Times, 15 May 1998
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Title Section19 1998-05-15 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MIT A (P) INVI2/97 85c S I N <1 A PORE Internet: http://www.asial.com.sg/biztimes FRIDAY, MAY 15,199819 words
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Article67 1998-05-15 1 sra 130L78 (-30.20) BT-SRI 56L76 (-7.01) BTOOHP U3&SO (-12.40) BTMGA ***** (-11.73) rr ■AMETMOOD: ■Ml Down STOCK MARKET INDICES Thursday Change KLSE COMP ***** +1117 NIKKEI 15,307.69 -36.12 HANG SENG _9.591.95 +***** SET INDEX 368.82 -110 JAKARTA COMP 403.70 +1.64 MANILA COMP 1130 33.67 TAIPEI WP! 8,193.50 9.4067 words
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Article79 1998-05-15 1 F08EX BATES us* s$ USS 1.663 £(l'S$/S$ per 1.629 2.692 DM 1.776 0.931 YEN 1341 1.232* MS 3.840 0.430 HKS 7.746 0513 BAHT 3850 0.043 RL'PIAH 11.000 0.015* 'St to 100 units PRIME SATES SINGAPORE* 7.79 KUALA LAJMPLR 11.50 JAKARTA 28.00 BANGKOK 14.75 MANILA 22.90 HONG KONG 10.25 TAIPEI79 words
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Article, Illustration1066 1998-05-15 1 S N Vasuki - Parliament session convened; Opposition names candidate for interim president Reports by S N Vasuki in Jakarta AGAINST the backdrop of yesterday's worsening violence and unrest, political analysts and market players alike debated whether President Suharto had paved the way for his succession whenAFP - 1,066 words
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691 1998-05-15 1 Riots have claimed at least 24 lives in past three days [JAKARTA] Several major buildings in central Jakarta were still burning last night, after mobs of young Indonesians went on a rampage of arson and looting. Major department stores, grocery stores, banks and691 words
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Article108 1998-05-15 1 AFP (JAKARTA] Indonesia's total foreign debt at the end of February stood at U*****.7 billion (*****.4 billion), according to central bank figures released yesterday. Total public-sector debt was U5565.4 billion, of which U5553.5 billion was owed by the government, including a US$3 billion International MonetaryAFP - 108 words
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432 1998-05-15 1 R Sivanithy, Larry Wee - R Sivanithy, Larry Wee [SINGAPORE] Regional financial markets yesterday regained some poise after being blitzed on Wednesday, with Malaysian stocks managing to rally by 2.2 per cent and Hongkong stocks gaining 1.3 per cent. There was no such recovery for Singapore stocks,432 words
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Article122 1998-05-15 1 AFP. Reuters [JAKARTA] The home of multi-billionaire Liem Sioe Liong, Indonesia's wealthiest man, was set on fire by a mob of rioters yesterday. Branches of the Bank Central Asia, owned by the ethnic Chinese tycoon's Salim group, were also burned and looted, a press reportAFP.; Reuters - 122 words
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Advertisement184 1998-05-15 1 mSTOE Here tiz deductions Banks can expect the taxman to be more liberal on tax deductions for specific provisions in view of the current financial meltdown, Pf 20 Two crippled finance companies, Nava Finance and Union Asia Fiance, will be taken over by the Bank of Thailand, if they fail184 words
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Advertisement50 1998-05-15 1 More on the Indonesian unrest Singapore companies feel the heat, Pg 2 Taking the next flight out, Pg 2 Editorial: Suharto's moment of truth, Pg 3 Commentary: What if Suharto goes? Pg 4 hi fl rt S|S| HS ■WhJSiiSp ~^ra K9p Ipse *-"^nP M)NNAI<ARAN 1 f|| NIwY C) R y50 words
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INDONESIA IN TURMOIL
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544 1998-05-15 2 Some say they will be assessing the situation as they go along [SINGAPORE] The worsening unrest in Indonesia hit home to foreign banks and companies yesterday, with Singapore-owned firms among the many that suspended operations in Jakarta as another day of violence and rioting544 words
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Article, Illustration392 1998-05-15 2 SIA has 7 flights to and from Jakarta daily; Silkair has 3 [SINGAPORE] Nearly every flight out of Jakarta yesterday was said to have been packed with people fleeing the country as trouble in the Indonesian capital escalated. This is despite reportsREUTERS - 392 words
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354 1998-05-15 2 Brokers, bankers abandon offices before lunchtime [SINGAPORE] The Jakarta financial community was gripped by what looked like near panic yesterday as brokers, bankers and fund managers abandoned their desks in disarray before lunchtime amid signs that the mood in the streets was getting worse ahead354 words
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228 1998-05-15 2 [SINGAPORE] Indonesia's central bank yesterday unexpectedly cancelled its afternoon clearing for interbank rupiah payments amid widening riots in Jakarta. Traders in Singapore said that interbank activity in the rupiah, already thin, collapsed immediately as no one could be sure when Bank Indonesia (BI) would228 words
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247 1998-05-15 2 Road jams delay container flow to Tanjong Priok [SINGAPORE] PORTS in In donesia remained operational yesterday despite the escalating unrest in the capital, but massive traffic jams on roads delayed movement of containers to the Jakarta port of Tanjong Priok, shipping executives in Singapore said. "The247 words
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150 1998-05-15 2 [SINGAPOREI The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has advised Singaporeans with no essential business in Indonesia to put off their visits for the time being. Those who have to travel to Indonesia can register themselves with the Singapore Embassy in Jakarta or with the150 words
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299 1998-05-15 2 [SINGAPORE) Many multinational companies in Indonesia are scrambling to get their staff and their families out of Jakarta amid news that rioting and looting have spread to residential neighbourhoods in the suburbs that have so far escaped the brunt of the299 words
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455 1998-05-15 3 Taiwan urges caution; two firms drop plans to buy state firms Reuters [JAKARTA] Foreign companies are rethinking their Indonesia investment plans as riots spread across Jakarta, with Taiwan telling investors yesterday to be cautious and two foreign firms reported to have dropped plans toReuters - 455 words
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334 1998-05-15 3 Eddie Toh - Suharto should step down: opposition leader Lim Kit Siang From. Eddie Toh in Kuala Lumpur MALAYSIA is concerned with the worsening social unrest in Indonesia, Deputy Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said yesterday. "We are of course concerned, monitoring this very closely," he told reporters.334 words
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Article, Illustration310 1998-05-15 3 Reuters, Bridge News [JAKARTA] Mobs attacked and damaged several buildings linked to firms controlled by Indonesian President Suharto's family and friends in Jakarta yesterday, witnesses and company officials said. One car dealership displaying Bimantara sedans, a company owned by Mr Suharto's second son BambangReuters,; Bridge News; AFP - 310 words
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Article616 1998-05-15 3 EDITORIAL a— Flam no longer trusted, that's okay. I I will not use force of I arms I will not be I the obstacle, or even stumbling block, to the I existence of this nation." These were the words of Indonesia's President Suharto, in comments to616 words
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Article, Illustration1147 1998-05-15 4 Yang Razali Kassim - Several possible scenarios should President decide to step down By' Yang Razali Kassim [SINGAPORE] THE demonstrations in campuses were still embryonic when President Suharto left for Cairo last Saturday a trip calculated to underscore the image of a leader in control. But for the first1,147 words
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297 1998-05-15 4 AFX-Asia, AFP (JAKARTA) A group of senior Indonesian opposition figures led by Islamic leader Amien Rais has called on President Suharto to step down peacefully so that the nation can prepare for a new political order. Mr Rais told a mediaAFX-Asia,; AFP - 297 words
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170 1998-05-15 4 Reuters [AMSTERDAM] A crowd broke into an Indonesian brewery of Dutch brewer Heineken NV and emptied an entire beer warehouse yesterday, a spokesman said. The Multi Bintang brewery, some 80 per cent owned by Heineken, is located 30km from Jakarta. "At ten o'clock Dutch time,Reuters - 170 words
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Article, Illustration423 1998-05-15 5 Harish Mehta - Bailout will involve converting debt of Nava Fin, Union Asia Finance to equity From Harish Mehta in Bangkok TWO crippled finance companies, Nava Finance and Union Asia Finance, will be taken over by the Bank of Thailand, if they fail to raiseAFP - 423 words
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Article, Illustration399 1998-05-15 5 Al Labita - Peso slips, central bank nps funds to fend off attacks From Al Labita in Manila DELAYED results of Monday's election exacerbated investors' worries over Indonesia's crisis, setting off a further selldown of stocks and attacks on the peso yesterday. The key 30-share Phisix indexSource: Bloomberg - 399 words
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423 1998-05-15 5 Louis Beckerling - By\ Louis Beckerling [SINGAPORE] Global investment banking group Lazard is shopping for survivors in Asia's investment battlefield, but warns that shell-shocked owners of private firms are still asking too much for what remains of their businesses. In town with this message yesterday was Patrick423 words
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363 1998-05-15 5 Anthony Rowley - De vise exchange rate mechanisms: ADB unit's dean From, Anthony Rowley in Tokyo A POWERFUL plea to East Asian nations to avoid further competitive devaluations of their currencies and to work together on devising regional exchange rate mechanisms was made yesterday by former363 words
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AUSTRALIAN BUDGET
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Article, Illustration1238 1998-05-15 6 Peter Lynch - Australia's fiscal turnaround is impressive but money markets are convinced the jury is still out By Peter Lynch [SYDNEY] AUSTRALIAN Treasurer Peter Costello received a sharp warning from the money men of New York last week. Even as he was putting theREUTERS - 1,238 words
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Advertisement1854 1998-05-15 6 AVIMO AVI MO GROUP UMfTED Unaudited Results for the Half Year Ended March 31,1998 and Dividend Announcement The board of directors of Avimo Group Limited announces the following results for the half year to March 31, 1998: CHAIRMAN'S STATEMENT PROFIT AND LOSS CTATEMENTS Half year ended March 31,1998 RESULTS fixouit1,854 words
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REGION
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221 1998-05-15 7 HANOI AFP, Bernama VIETNAM will become an official member of the Asia-Pa-cific Economic Cooperation forum (Apec) during the November meeting of the organisation in Malaysia, a report said yesterday. Apec secretariat executive director Noor Adlan confirmed Vietnam's inclusion in the regional groupingAFP,; Bernama - 221 words
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Article, Illustration329 1998-05-15 7 HANOI Figure up more than G% in cities, 28% in rural areas: Viet news agency AFP TENS of thousands of Vietnamese have lost their jobs as the Asian financial crisis bites into their economy, with unemployment becoming a major preoccupation ofAFP - 329 words
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373 1998-05-15 7 Carol Eng - SINGAPORE More similar investments being planned in region Hy i Carol Eng HONGKONG-based Star East whose owners include a star-studded cast of Hongkong showbiz personalities has entered into a 40 million Malaysian ringgit (5517.2 million) joint venture to build a resort in373 words
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Article75 1998-05-15 7 KUALA LUMPUR Reuters MALAYSIA and Indonesia yesterday urged international donors to come forward with the disaster aid they had pledged as the two nations activated a joint plan to combat smog from forest fires*' "We are not begging. We think we have a responsibility withinReuters - 75 words
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Article, Illustration412 1998-05-15 8 BOMBAY Rupee falls 2% to 40.58 to US$; but stocks stage technical rebound Bloomberg, Reuters, AFP THE Indian rupee fell 2 per cent to a record low of 40.58 rupees to the dollar amid concern economic sanctions imposed by theBloomberg,; Reuters,; AFP; Source: Bloomberg - 412 words
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366 1998-05-15 8 Lu Ning - SINGAPORE Stockmarket crash dries up funding from Hongkong By, Lu Ning THE ongoing financial crisis in Asia has shrunk Hongkong's share of China's total overseas capital inflows in the first four months of this year, said a senior official of China's366 words
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Article, Illustration394 1998-05-15 8 HONGKONG AFP HONGKONG'S Democratic Party will be the leading party after the territory's first post-colonial elections, despite fears that the voting system is stacked against it, a survey released yesterday found. The quarterly Hongkong Transition Project survey forecast that the Democrats couldAFP - 394 words
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203 1998-05-15 8 TOKYO AFP THE chief economist at Japan's central bank has given a rare warning that the world's second largest economy risks being hit by deflation as prices fall, a report said yesterday. "There is a risk that deflation will creep up," Masayuki Matsushima, theAFP - 203 words
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Advertisement135 1998-05-15 7 CHRISTIE'S ART South East Asian Pictures Important Jewels from a Private Collector Auction: Monday, 18 May 1998 Adrien-Jean le Mayeur de Merpres (Brussels 1880-1958) Le Tableau Chinois Estimate: Ssloo.ooo-150,000 Viewing: 15 May 10 am to 6 pm, 16-17 May 10 am to 8 pm at Magnolia Room, Hyatt Regency For135 words
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Advertisement168 1998-05-15 7 Technology featuring the design. Comes four different to suit different styles play. Uftra-slim 7mm-diameter shaft S,H I more and accurate Heavier head increases swin^ by on gravity itself, yet overall weight L Shock damping box shape reduces^ the enormous impact-stresses I COMPLIMENTfIRV minimises vibration. For the detailed and precise, whom168 words
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NEW ZEALAND BUDGET
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Article, Illustration667 1998-05-15 9 David McLoughlin - Measures include an overhaul of generous welfare system From David McLoughlin in Auckland NEW Zealand's embattled Treasurer, Winston Peters, has delivered a wide-ranging and surprisingly reformist budget which has drawn relieved support from the country's previously negative business community. The budget, delivered to Parliament yesterday,667 words
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THE WORLD
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Article, Illustration557 1998-05-15 13 WASHINGTON Higher healthcare, housing costs point to inflation picking np later this year Bloomberg, AFX US consumer prices rose in April at their fastest pace in six months, led by gains in the costs of healthcare and housing a sign inflation could pickBloomberg,; AFX - 557 words
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339 1998-05-15 13 Software giant to postpone shipment of Windows 98 Reuters, AFP [WASHINGTON] The US Justice Department and a coalition of state attorneys-gener-al reached an agreement yesterday with Microsoft to continue talks over the next several days, during which the company willReuters,; AFP - 339 words
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213 1998-05-15 13 WASHINGTON Bat bill for mergers of banks, insurance, equity firms unlikely to become law AFP A BILL that would allow US banks, securities firms and insurance companies to merge won narrow passage in the House of Representatives but its chances ofAFP - 213 words
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Advertisement1319 1998-05-15 13 J MMfe Guess who already has the upper hand? A -ood first impression and a shirt uo hand in hand. A well-tailored shirt. tor instance, should reve.il a entt ]iist one-halt null beneath the sleeve ot vour suit CYC's tailors will be most to show von what makes a threat1,319 words
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EDITORIAL & OPINION
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Article, Illustration750 1998-05-15 14 Anisha Sabhlok - BOTTOMLZME OPINION By Anisha Sabhlok The writer, an economist, is a freelance writer based in Singapore SOME have viewed Asia's crisis as marking the dawn of a new era of "ideological colonialism". Others see it as a conspiracy. Yet others feel that discussing750 words
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Article124 1998-05-15 14 'It is not 1992 all over again. The economic conditions today are different and the structure of foreign exchange is different. Sterling is not going to collapse.' John McCarthy senior vice-president of ING Barings Capital Markets in New York, as George Soros, the man who broke the124 words
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Article, Illustration1124 1998-05-15 14 Eric Ellis - As Microsoft fights anti-trust case, other US firms with dominant market shares watch closely By Eric Ellis The writer is a San Francisco-based journalist who contributes to BT in San Francisco A VISITOR doesn't have to be in the United States long these days to hearFILE PHOTO - 1,124 words
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Article, Illustration583 1998-05-15 14 Robert Reno - By] Robert Reno The writer is a Newsday columnist LAT-WP THE United States unemployment rate fell to 4.3 per cent in April, its lowest level since the second year of the Nixon administration. For the same month, our friends in CanadaLAT-WP; FILE PHOTO - 583 words
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Article804 1998-05-15 14 Student death* a tragedy THE death of four students at the hands of unidentified gunmen during a demonstration at Trisakti University in West Jakarta on Tuesday is a national tragedy. Those who sprayed bullets on the mass of innocent and unarmed young people deserve world condemnation.804 words
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Miscellaneous63 1998-05-15 14 DOONESBURY By Garry Trudeau I PONT THINK SO, SAM. TUB UNFOmJNAWU, TH&G APSNT QONPfflONSARBNT RIGHT- TO ANY L£FT. UHAT tUE NB6V G MSU. zonkbr.POXDU hav3ACOUNTBRCUUTUR£.YOU soMeCNZwrrh CHOUGH MORAL iHf UKSJOZ THINK m JI THINK THAT ON£ OAY HAV5 TO HA\fc INTACT INSTI- AUTHORITY TO 0UU? TH5M PIMPG&O- f H5VTAKB J63 words
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Miscellaneous759 1998-05-15 15 TV&RADIO 12 by Desperate Trail. 2.00 MTV's Mandarin Top 5.00 News 5 Today followed 20 Countdown. PM TV Innovations. by Batman: The Ani- 3.30 China s Rarities. 4.00 Kidz Blitz: Classic mated Series. 4.00 TV Innovations. Speed Racer. 5> 30 R ea j Adventures of L Qfe 4.30 DrXargle. Jonny759 words
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Miscellaneous300 1998-05-15 15 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 One-time player such a de- 1 r 3 r I P 7 8 manding guy! (7) hJ Lb mJ—H UJ L| 5 Get the small child more suit- able reading-matter (7) 9 The shifty grandee caused exasperation hM" ~■Bf~ 10 Calling for the waterproofing 11 It300 words
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EXECUTIVE LIFESTYLE
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Article, Illustration673 1998-05-15 16 SIAN JAY - Spink's latest exhibition focuses on the iconography of Boddhisattvas, reports siak jay SIAN JAY POLLOWING its successful exhibition The Path to Enlightenment, held in May last year, Spink Singapore has decided to highlight another aspect of Buddhism in The Sacred and The Celestial, this time focusing on673 words
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798 1998-05-15 16 THEATRE Traditional theatre of Kabuki is taking steps to make itself more accessible Reuters (TOKYO] Japan's traditional theatre of Kabuki is moving in directions Manjirou Ichimura's ancestors could have only imagined. From productions for mainly non-Japanese-speak-ing audiences to live performances on theReuters - 798 words
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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Article, Illustration683 1998-05-15 17 Catherine Ong - SES panel in talks ahead of Aug launch ofMSClS'pore futures contract /{e/)orts bt/t Catherine Ong [SINGAPORE] The Singapore International Monetary Exchange (Simex) and the Stock Exchange of Singapore (SES) have locked horns on the terms under which SES members are to beFILE PHOTO - 683 words
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246 1998-05-15 17 Activities include futures trading, fund management [SINGAPORE) The Stock Exchange of Singapore is expected to amend existing rules to allow member firms to engage in other activities including trading of financial futures, fund management and corporate finance. Currently,246 words
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425 1998-05-15 17 MEMBERS of the Singapore International Monetary Exchange are likely to demand reciprocal rights to trade in stocks and shares if the futures exchange opens its market to stockbrokers, industry sources said. Although the Simex executive council has announced that it would allow SES member425 words
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679 1998-05-15 17 Ruth Wong - HOCK LOCK SIEW Ruth Wong JUST one month ago, the outlook for Malaysia's largest telephone company, Telekom Malaysia Bhd, looked positive. The thorny issue of equal access had been somewhat smoothened with indications from the Malaysian government that the company would679 words
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425 1998-05-15 17 Harish Mehta - Option kicks in when shareholding of Nava Finance changes From Harish Mehta in Ibmykok SINGAPORE LISTED regional brokerage, Vickers Ballas, will soon raise its stake in Thailand's Nava Securities to 51 per cent under a new deal struck two weeks ago425 words
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SINGAPORE & MALAYSIAN COMPANIES
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356 1998-05-15 18 Diana Oon - Move could shelter group results from any sharp drop in developer's earnings By. Diana Oon [SINGAPORE] Sembawang Corporation has sold 4.5 million shares in First Capital Corporation, a move that could cushion its results against any sharp earnings deterioration from the property developer.356 words
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299 1998-05-15 18 Abdul Hadhi - Focus on cashflow helped precision optics Arm cut debt llij, Abdul Hadhi [SINGAPORE] Precision op tics specialist Avimo Group yesterday posted a 62 per cent Jump in group net earnings to $7.29 million at half-time. For the six months ended299 words
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Article151 1998-05-15 18 [SYDNEY] Singapore entrepreneur Kua Phek Long has sold the Dreamworld theme park in Queensland for A 5100.3 million (*****.8 million) to the Leisure Wide Property Trust which is about to list on the Australian Stock Exchange. Leisure Wide announced the terms of the purchase yes-151 words
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365 1998-05-15 18 Airline expected to post net profit in $985m-sl.lb range AFP [SINGAPORE] Singapore Airlines will make a decision on key purchases of superlong range jetliners today, when it is expected to announce slightly better earnings for the year to March 1998. "The board isAFP - 365 words
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349 1998-05-15 18 Louis Beckerling - fiy i Louis Beckerling [SINGAPORE] Venture fund Transpac Industrial Holdings yesterday appealed to shareholders for "more time" to nurse their loss-making investment portfolio back into the black. So said one of the shareholders who attended the company's annual general meeting, Patrick Chia. Repeated attempts349 words
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COMPANY Briefs
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126 1998-05-15 18 [SINGAPORE] A GPE Industries associate company has found a new Chinese partner for its auto harness plant in Shanghai and the new shareholder will be taking up a half stake in the company. GPE said Shanghai Dong Chang Enterprises (Group) Corp will subscribe126 words
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66 1998-05-15 18 [SINGAPORE] Parkway Holdings said it has sold its holdings in the Parkway Airport Systems Limited Partnerships (PASP) for U5526.7 million (Ss44 million). Parkway will receive about US$lO.5 million which represents the repayment of capital, loans and interest as its share of the net66 words
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42 1998-05-15 18 AFX-Asia [KUALA LUMPUR] Ekran Bhd said a proposal to dispose its 32.82 per cent stake in Wembley Industries Holdings Bhd to Tiong King Sing for 284.5 million Malaysian ringgit (Ssl22 million) has been called off. —AFXAsiaAFX-Asia - 42 words
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62 1998-05-15 18 Bloomberg [KUALA LUMPUR] Telekom Malaysia will buy 43.8 per cent of Mobikom for 182.7 million Malaysian ringgit (5578.3 million), making the cellular phone company Telekom's wholly-owned subsidiary. "Our intention with Mobikom is to give it a greater focus." said Telekom chief executive officer MohamedBloomberg - 62 words
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Article64 1998-05-15 18 Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] Faber Group plans to sell all its eight hotel properties in Malaysia, Vietnam and South Africa, said Jones Lang Wootton agent for the deal said in a document to prospective buyers. Bids for the seven Sheraton hotels in Malaysia andReuters - 64 words
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Article79 1998-05-15 18 AFP [JAKARTA] PT Citra Marga, a toll road company controlled by the daughter of President Suharto, reported a 6 per cent fall in 1997 earnings to 116.1 billion rupiah (Ssl7 million). Earnings per share fell from 124 rupiah to 84 rupiah. Total sales rose 25AFP - 79 words
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COMPANIES
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419 1998-05-15 19 Ruth Wong - Move in line with central bank's push for transparency; RMl45m net in Q3 From Ruth Wong in Kuala Lumpur MALAYAN Banking yesterday reported quarterly results for the first time, in line with the central bank's push for greater transparency in the banking419 words
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368 1998-05-15 19 German automaker's stake might reach as much as 60% Bloomberg [TOKYO] Daimler-Benz AG will buy a majority stake, of as much as 60 per cent, in Nissan Diesel Motor Co, making it the first Japanese automaker to become a subsidiary ofBloomberg - 368 words
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245 1998-05-15 19 Eddie Toh - From, Eddie Toh in Kuala Lumpur PROMINENT businessman Wan Azmi Wan Hamzah has sold a big chunk of shares in his listed vehicle Land General despite having painted a bullish outlook in the company's latest annual report. The property company's chairman sold 12.14245 words
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391 1998-05-15 19 Meera Tharmaratnam - ny\ Meera Tharmaratnam in KuaUl Lumpur ARAB-Malaysian Corporation (Amcorp) Bhd, the substantial shareholder of financial services company AMMB Holdings, yesterday confirmed it has made "preliminary contacts" with potential institutional investors for disposing its 43.5 per cent stake in AMMB. But the company, in391 words
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Article163 1998-05-15 19 AFX-Asia [SINGAPORE] Nat Steel Ltd shares fell as much as 11 per cent before recovering some of the ground lost yesterday on rising interest rates and prospects of higher provisions for regional exposure, dealers said. The steelmaker closed 14 cents down to $1.80 after fallingAFX-Asia - 163 words
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180 1998-05-15 19 [SINGAPORE] Cigarette producer Rothmans Industries yesterday posted an 8.2 per cent rise in group net earnings to $55.95 million for the year ended March 31,1998. Broking analysts were almost spot on. Their consensus forecast in The Estimate Directory was $56.2 million. The closest180 words
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470 1998-05-15 20 Siow Li Sen - This is in view of the current financial meltdown Siow Li Sen [SINGAPORE] Banks can expect the taxman to be more liberal on tax deductions for specific provisions in view of the current financial meltdown. An Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore official said470 words
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Article386 1998-05-15 20 Neil Behrmann - Excess supply could cap bullion price rallies, say analysts From Neil Behrmann in London THE amount of gold borrowed in global markets has surged more than four times to 4,000 tonnes in the past decade, but growth is expected to slacken in the next few386 words
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262 1998-05-15 20 (SINGAPORE] The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (Adnoc) has teamed up with Borealis, a key European polyolefins producer, to form a US$l billion (Ssl.6 billion) joint venture to be headquartered in Singapore. The new company, called Borouge Pte Ltd, will carry out a petrochemicals262 words
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231 1998-05-15 20 Bloomberg [TOKYO] Nomura Asset Capital Corp has acquired a 35 per cent stake in Hardage Suite Hotels LLC for US$Bl.5 million (Ssl3s million), the US subsidiary of Nomura Securities said. Nomura Asset will provide U*****.5 million in financing to HardageBloomberg - 231 words
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Article190 1998-05-15 20 SORE&Report Reuters [SINGAPORE) Simex Euroyen and Japanese government bond (JGB) futures extended their slide yesterday, taking a respite from their recent rallies. "Yesterday the Euroyen eased off in the afternoon session. I think it's just having another correction so far. We still see further upside butReuters - 190 words
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171 1998-05-15 20 MSCI TAIWAN FUTURES [SINGAPORE] THE Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures contract tumbled for the third day as the riots in Jakarta reminded investors that financial crisis across Asia may not be over anytime soon. The May 98 contract finished down minus 0.8 point171 words
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257 1998-05-15 20 ENERGY REPORT Reuters [LONDON] IPE Brent stayed in the negative yesterday after earlier erratic trades ahead of June's expiry calmed down levels, brokers said. At 1155 GMT, June was down 12 cents at U5514.56 and July was off 10 cents at U5514.45. Brokers saidReuters - 257 words
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Article276 1998-05-15 20 AFP. Bloomberg London THE dollar fell against the deutsche mark as a surge in the German currency against the yen boosted it against the dollar as well. Escalating political and economic turmoil in Indonesia took the mark higher against the yen than the dollar rose against the yen,AFP.; Bloomberg - 276 words
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Article, Illustration1225 1998-05-15 20 DtTBRBAlfR CROSS RATES May 14 ktr el !■>. ecu rrr mks r- ww m fw s> tn «r im w n— Ml Austria 0.909 6.T78 0.565 3.732 VIM 4.856 25.04 60.967 0.041 8.902 2.406 1.T76 27.695 24.910 1036 3.186 0.925 20.942 24.333 OJK 0427 Cwada 1.100 5.728 0.622 4.106 1.2251,225 words
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Article1719 1998-05-15 21 SICOM nrroiEs May 14 RUS8CR (Mvts ctosing «s at S JOpn) RSS 1 CONTRACTS cMts/kQ) CIom Votame Open Month Hjqft Low Sett (tonnei) Interest Jun 98 125.50 200 800 Jul 98 125.00 350 1915 Am 98 125.50 150 2715 Sep 98 127.25 *15 Oct/Dcc 98 ***** 4650 Jan/Mar1,719 words
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Article2278 1998-05-15 21 tOHQOH Industrials Hit 14 Ngt *h 31 Group 617.000 -13.000 AB Ports 366.000 -6.000 Abbey National 1087.500 -19.500 Allied Domecq 625.400 2.000 Amec 180.000 0.600 Asda Group 188.200 -2.000 BAT Ind 585.000 -9.000 BG Pic 334.200 2.800 BICC 166.000 -2.000 BOC Group 966.000 -11.000 BR Petroleum 968.4002,278 words
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Article1631 1998-05-15 21 Bloomberg Q Nikkei,22s -3U2 JAPANESE stocks traded mixed as anxiety about Indonesia prompted selling of Nikkei 225 futures contracts. Public and corporate pension funds bought issues insulated from Asian turmoil such as software maker NTT Data Corp, broadcasters and railways. The crisis in Indonesia intensified with rioting, looting andBloomberg - 1,631 words
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Article, Illustration717 1998-05-15 22 AFXAsia rI Composite Index +L 64 SHARE prices closed slightly higher on late profit-taking in government counters, pushing down early gains after President Suharto said he will not use force to keep himself in power, dealers said. They said the broader market was very cautious and trading activity wasAFX- Asia - 717 words
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Article, Illustration1541 1998-05-15 22 Reuters QHm|Sct| ♦***** STOCKS swung back from heavy losses yesterday to finish with solid gains after concerns about violence in Indonesia drove the market down to oversold levels, prompting a bounce in prices. The Hang Seng Index ended up 122.66 points, or 1.30 per cent, at 9,591.95 after bouncingReuters - 1,541 words
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Article, Illustration596 1998-05-15 22 Reuters n Shenzhen B Index +015 CHINA'S hard currency B shares closed mixed yesterday as foreign investors sold on weakness in regional markets but domestic players bought on positive remarks by a top securities official. Shanghai's B Share Index ended down 0.32 point, or 0.67 per cent, to 47.19Reuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 596 words
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Article349 1998-05-15 22 AFP □WPlndn -MO TAIWAN stocks slipped 0.1 per cent yesterday in thin trading as investors took to the sidelines, dealers said. The Weighted Price Index dropped 9.40 points to 8,193.50, following a 0.9 per cent drop the previous session. "A sense of wait-and-see attitude was prevailing in the market,"AFP - 349 words
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Article269 1998-05-15 22 AFP Q Wellington ♦7.64 THE country's budget made little difference to the stock market with the NZSE-40 Index closing up 7.64 points to 2,236.33. Turnover was worth NZ$B3.4 million. "The budget largely gave what was expected The impact was minimal." Merrill Lynch's Tim Roller said. May M B$ <0001AFP - 269 words
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Article, Illustration795 1998-05-15 22 AFP □SET late -11 THAI share prices ended slightly lower yesterday on concerns over unrest in Indonesia and lingering questions on recapitalisation efforts in the ailing finance sector, analysts said. "The market is still moving on the same factors including the latest trouble in the financial sector and regionalAFP - 795 words
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Article424 1998-05-15 22 AFP Composite Index +&36 SHARE prices Thursday closed 1.8 per cent higher on the Korea Stock Exchange in a technical rebound after recent sharp losses, dealers said. "Today's rise is a followup from yesterday's gains. This is simply a technical rebound after recent steep looses," said a dealer atAFP - 424 words
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Article302 1998-05-15 22 AFP n Manila -33.87 PHILIPPINE share prices fell 1.6 per cent yesterday on fears the political unrest in Indonesia could spark renewed problems for Asian currencies, brokers said. The Philippine Stock Exchange Composite Index fell 33.67 points to 2,130. Volume rose to 428.6 million shares worth 961.51 million pesos.—AFPAFP - 302 words
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Article589 1998-05-15 22 AFP nAflOrdimrieg -143 AUSTRALIAN share prices fell 0.5 per cent yesterday amid concerns over a possible worsening of the Asian crisis, brokers said. The All Ordinaries Index closed 14.3 points lower at 2,759.4. National turnover totalled 319.6 million shares worth A 5972 million. The All Industrials Index lost 13.4AFP - 589 words
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Article8820 1998-05-15 23 INDUSTRIALS Consumer products 1998 Last Vol Day Net Cap Hlfh Lm Cam#any Salt 'OBO HlgH lw W S m 310 180 Ajinomoto 222 122 90.0 148 65 Anqkasa 65 -0.5 87 67 65 1.5 95.8 290 123 Apollo Food Hlq 165 5 2 165 165 4 8 66 0 3888,820 words
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Article, Illustration430 1998-05-15 23 AFP Composite Index +12.17 MALAYSIA'S key stock index rose 2.2 per cent yesterday due to a technical rebound after several days of decline, shaking off a brief bout of panic selling on Indonesian unrest. "It is only a technical rebound. The bourse had declined badlyAFP - 430 words
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187 1998-05-15 24 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH -By] R Sivanithy AS violence escalates in Indonesia, the situation for Indonesian-linked stocks listed here is getting desperate. If one were to list the worst performing stocks over the past six months, there's no doubt that companies with significant Indonesian exposure187 words
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Article3805 1998-05-15 24 BONOS, LOANS WARRANTS wt 1998 Last Vol Day Last Ouota Avg High Low Stno Company Sal* *or- COOO) High Low Buyor Sailor Price 23.5 9 m 3000 m AMDB C5.5H*****6 12.5 20 5 8 3160 *Acer ******1USS 10 H.5 8 10 9 9 10 95 8 5 3164 Aetna ******43,805 words
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Article2479 1998-05-15 24 Transaction date May 14 MALAYSIAN STOCKS Or Or 1998 Last Vol Day Last Ouote Dly Otv VM Nat M Cap Hlqh Loo Stno Company Sat* COOO) Htqh Lam Buyer Seller C'yr Pit Jm* 135 28 m$ 5000 AISB 50c 51.5 *2 158 53 48.5 51.5 52 5.0 3.32,479 words
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6827 1998-05-15 25 Transaction date: May 14 j Gr Cr Mm 1998 Last Vol Day Last Oueta Div Dlv VI* Nat Cap A»g HHIl Law StNo Cmn Sate COOO» High Low Buyer «—r C'yt >/l gg Price INDUSTRIALS 43 16.5 1020 ACE Dynamic s60c. 20.5 »0.5 1766,827 words
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Article1260 1998-05-15 25 Gr Cr M Wt 1998 lilt Ve4 Day Lift Ouot* Dtv 01* VM Nat Cap Ayq High Law StNe Company Saia < 000) Hlqh Lao Buyer Sallar C'w Pit Sm* Price 134 83 a 2000 ABR Hldqs 5c 85 uoch I 85 85 85 89 41.5 85 243 761,260 words
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Article221 1998-05-15 26 nnEMSEa^^mz Stacks Volume SingTel 15c 13,315.000 ST Engg 10c 8.824.000 Keppel Corp 7.302,000 *RHB Cap Wt99 7,295.000 •M Resources 6.820,000 Wing Tai 25c 6,737,000 HK Land USIOc 6.072,000 *Refcapacific BJ> 5,935.000 OCBC Foreign 4,196,000 DBS Land 3,816,000 Stacks S SPH 42.777,035 SingTel 15c 32.820.122 SIA Foreign 31,384,987 DBS Foreign 30,198,023221 words
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Article, Illustration58 1998-05-15 26 Ven Sreenivasan - -by' Ven Sreenivasan WING Tai Holdings lost 7 cents to $1.01 on a volume of 6.7 million yesterday. The technicals indicate that the counter is now deep in oversold territory after trending down for the past 10 weeks. However, a positive price trend in the weeks ahead will58 words
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Article, Illustration704 1998-05-15 26 R Sivanithy - STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY But short-covering and technical rebound help market to close off lows; focus is again on blue chips By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE) The local stock market remained under fire yesterday from hedge funds and institutional sellers following the loss ofChart info from Bridge - 704 words
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Article142 1998-05-15 26 BAIN Co consultant Simon Pillar believes that Singapore is the best place to develop a world-class service organisation and it's easy to convince people to live here. "Although there is a certain exotica in some of the other capitals of Asean. when push comes to142 words
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Article79 1998-05-15 26 THE head of a US-based brokerage said he now regularly bumps into his competitors in Bangkok and its Don Muang airport instead of in Jakarta. It seems that Thailand is the latest "hot" spot. Many bankers are in Bangkok performing due diligence on companies, or trying to79 words
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Article107 1998-05-15 26 IF YOU hadn't already noticed, Motorola has just embarked on a new marketing campaign. Called "Wings", it plays on the company's logo and the freedom of flight. What you might not know, though, is that Motorola has set aside US$lOO million (Ssl6s million) for the corporate107 words
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Article22 1998-05-15 26 HEARD on BBC Radio. Interviewer: So what does winning Britain's Most Avant-Garde Hairdresser make you? Interviewee: Britain's Most Avant-Garde Hairdresser.22 words
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Article61 1998-05-15 26 VISITORS attending yesterday morning's Singapore ONE "Fast Track ONE Developers' Seminar" had their view of the projection screen impaired by the large video camera blocking the information displayed on-screen. Perhaps it might have been a better idea to stay home and catch the webcast' in one's61 words
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Article103 1998-05-15 26 HONGKONG'S queen of cakes Maria Lee Tsang Chiu-kwan was going to be crowned Leading World Entrepreneur but it was not to be her Maria's Bakery Chain collapsed just before the prize presentation ceremony in Britain last month. The annual award is organised by a US-based103 words
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Article319 1998-05-15 27 Bridge News, Reuters THE EAST was the more active area for Panamax tonnage with an increase in new business leaving some tentatively suggesting rates could firm just a little. Selling pressure was evident in late trade as support levels were once again challenged, CIS said in its dailyBridge News,; Reuters - 319 words
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Article291 1998-05-15 27 SU '000 S> W CWT Distribution 0.58 +0.06 136 Chuan Hup 0.445 -0.015 133 Cosco Invastmant._ 0.75 *0.04 43 FrtlgMUnks 0.275 -0.005 138 GB Holdings 0.295 -0.005 16 Hal Sun Hup 0.555 *0.035 310 Hitachi Zosan 0.69 *0.015 439 IMC Holdings HK 5.60 Jay* Holdings 0.42 -0.01S 14291 words
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385 1998-05-15 27 Rajendra Bajpai - They are Nhava Sheva, Mormugao, Visakhapatnam, New Mangalore and Tuticorin From Rajendra Bajpai in New Delhi THE Indian government is looking at setting up free ports in five different parts of the country, with each port specialising in a separate field.385 words
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314 1998-05-15 27 Alec Almazan - From Alec Almazan in Manila THE United States Merchant Marine Academy (USMMA) has agreed to help establish a maritime academy in the Philippines. The academy is a project of the Associated Marine Officers and Seamen's Union of the Philippines (AMOSUP). The314 words
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151 1998-05-15 27 AFP [LUCENA, Philippines] Eleven people drowned and three others were missing after two boat accidents in the Philippines, police and government television reported yesterday. An outrigger boat with 64 aboard capsized in shallow waters near the island of Polillo, east of ManilaAFP - 151 words
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Article, Illustration472 1998-05-15 27 Marcus Hand - By\ Marcus Hand [SINGAPORE] Mutual insurer the UK P&I Club has seen a major decline in the number of claims above US$lOO,OOO (*****,000) for tankers since 1990. Until 1990 tankers made above average claims in comparison with the Club'sFILE PHOTO - 472 words
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757 1998-05-15 27 Selva Kumar - ADMIRALTY CASEBOOK Ry\ Selva Kumar CANBERRA'S Marine Incident Investigation Unit (MIIU) has pointed out a worrying trend among masters of vessels who consciously violate navigation safety requirements so that sailors can be deployed for other routine work. According to the MIIU, such breaches by757 words
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255 1998-05-15 27 Slowdown in newboilding orders due to Asian economic crisis likely to be reversed Reuters [LONDON] Clarkson Research Studies said orders for new tankers may pick up this year, driven by the strong tanker market and falling new ship prices. The London shipbroker saidReuters - 255 words
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Article, Illustration951 1998-05-15 28 Marcus Hand - STRAIT OF ISTANBUL Potential for disaster along the strategic waterway winding through Istanbul worries Turkey's authorities By: Marcus Hand [SINGAPORE] IMAGINE that every day, over 150 ships, many carrying highly flammable and explosive cargoes such as oil and dangerous chemicals, pass just 50 metres from your951 words
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Article13892 1998-05-15 36 thebusinesstimes THEBUSINESSTIMES EXPORT ETA ETA Advertiser Vk»i Voyege Telephone ETA ETA Advertiser Vessel T l n SIN Destn Nemo Name Number Number SIN Dest n Name Neme Number umber 17/05 07/0* DSEN HANJIN LONG BEACM W0823 45-434a*> A 19/09 W/04 Cho Yanq HJ BARCELONA 0*1*1 (3-*****12 To ABIDJAN13,892 words
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Article923 1998-05-15 43 Vessel Voy No B«rth Arrival Departure Janaf Nrt Satuwin 007 JOT alongside 1605/1200 It Atru* MAY14 J01 Alongside 14 05/2359 MI PutrA MA 114 J01 Alongside 15 05/0100 It lerun 3*ay98 J01 Alongside 14.05/2)00 R Golden *****1 J01 alongside 14 05/1800 It Harecian 2 *****1 J0I alongside 14923 words
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Article1866 1998-05-15 43 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Booklng/fUlince Rstls Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Period From To From *c, cionf 040* 17/1500 W 14/1500 M/1451 M/NM N M/1500 M/1451 M/IM0 2A M/1700 15/0459 15/0*00 21 14/1700 15/0451 15/0*0 3 15/0700 15/1151 IS/MM 4 15/1200 15/1451 IS/1700 2 8150*1,866 words
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Article191 1998-05-15 43 May 18 Canada: Victoria Day. May 21 Austria: Ascention Day. Belgium: Ascention Day. Denmark: Ascention Day. Finland: Ascention Day. France: Ascention Day. Germany: Ascention Day. Indonesia: Ascention Day. Luxembourg: Ascention Day. Netherlands: Ascention Day. Norway: Ascention Day. Sweden: Ascention Day. Switzerland: Ascention Day. May 29 Hong Kong: Tuen191 words
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Article922 1998-05-15 43 THIS report, compiled by Cockett Marine Oil Ltd. shows price ranges in US dollars Instead of single prices for a more comprehensive description of the market Prices shown are based on average-sized stem Market movements are Indicated The Cockett Bunker Price Index change and the individual922 words
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Article376 1998-05-15 43 Crton 180 Mai 992.2 0.9 18.0 0.11 123 0.06 km u (Waijt* Witftr imUm itk Aluminium Minwrt 1o aoovt £25 10 8 222 2=2 MO AM 986.4 0.2 16.4 0.06 30 0.03 t 380 Mai 992.9 2.0 19.6 0.16 72 0.08 M/iri IN M/M WW »wtf<376 words
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Article, Illustration526 1998-05-15 44 Felix Chan - Aircraft will enable carrier to reap benefits of S'pore-US open skies accord By) Felix Chan [SINGAPORE] Singapore Airlines (SIA) will decide today on the purchase of up to 10 ultra long range Airbus Industrie A340-500S, potentially526 words
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Article, Illustration65 1998-05-15 44 [AUCKLAND] Peter Carleton, general manager of a Toyota dealership in Auckland, holds up a sale sign as he sits in a new Toyota RA V 4 vehicle in his showroom yesterday. The price of imported cars will drop between 6 and 9 per centREUTERS - 65 words
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499 1998-05-15 44 Bloomberg [WASHINGTON] The European Union may be overstepping its authority by trying to rein in international airline alliances, said a top official of Deutsche Lufthansa AG. "We believe the EU is exceeding its mandate and will, if necessary, take legal action toBloomberg - 499 words
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Article113 1998-05-15 44 Bloomberg [AUCKLAND] Air New Zealand Ltd said it will sell five Boeing 747-200 aircraft to Virgin Atlantic Airways Ltd for US$l3O million (*****.9 million), including engines and spare parts. The aircraft will be delivered to Virgin over two years, with the first deliveryBloomberg - 113 words
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454 1998-05-15 44 One Japan airline says it does not have enongh spare parts for non-urgent jets Bloomberg [SEATTLE] Boeing Co said it is meeting the demand for replacement parts for its 737 aircraft as one airline said it was not able to get enough partsBloomberg - 454 words
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Article, Illustration342 1998-05-15 44 Bloomberg [WASHINGTON] Federal aviation regulators will adopt a new approach to inspecting US airlines that is aimed at identifying safety problems before they occur, officials said. The system is part of a wider, government-industry plan to reduce commercial aviation accidents by 80Bloomberg - 342 words
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