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Title Section13 1998-05-20 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MITA(P) ll(V12/97 85c SINGAPORE Internet: http://www.asial.com.sg/biztimes WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 199813 words
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Article67 1998-05-20 1 n OT M1478J2 (-13.12) BT-SRI ***** (-2.93) nvrooop mm UI7J7 (-s.od) QfiSt+o.s62) EST" 0 ft STOCK MA1XET INDICES Tuesday Change KLSE COUP 664.42 +4.41 NIKKEI 16JH1JW M67.18 HANOSENO 9,449.11 *17.14 SET INDEX 346.46 -10.75 JAKARTA OOMP __***** >14JW MANILA COUP 106&9I -6168 TAIPHWPI 8,136.27 +138 SEOUL COMP *****67 words
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Article77 1998-05-20 1 FOBEX BATES uss s$ USS 1.646 £(US$/S$ per 1.625 1678 DM 1.783 0.923 YEN 13(4 HUMS 1825 0.439 HKS 7.756 9111 BAIT. 3930 0.942 RIJPIAH 12,069 9014* St to HO urtits P1BE BATES SINGAPORE* 7.7t KUttA LUMPUR 11.50 JAKARTA 28.00 BANGKOK 1475 MANILA 22J0 HONGKONG 10.25 TAIPEI AM SYDNEY77 words
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Article, Illustration1090 1998-05-20 1 Greg Earl Keith Loveard - President's promise to resign seen as attempt to win more time in office Promt Greg Earl Keith Loveard in Jakarta LARGE student protests are set to continue in Indonesia today after President Suharto was seen attempting to win himself more time in office underREUTERS - 1,090 words
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511 1998-05-20 1 SN Vasuki R Sivanithy - vya nnri' SN Vasuki R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] Indonesian stocks surged 6.4 per cent and the rupiah steadied yesterday on news of President Suharto's new election plans, but analysts fear the euphoria may be short-lived because it was far from clear if opposition511 words
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358 1998-05-20 1 Silow Li Sen - Move won't spark new round of rate rise for now: analyst By I Silow Li Sen [SINGAPORE] DBS Bank said yesterday it will hike its prime rate back to 7.50 per cent from 7 per cent effective today, immediately raising questions in the358 words
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157 1998-05-20 1 -euters [JAKARTA] Some 200 stockbrokers and other professionals demonstrated yesterday to demand that President Suharto quit, unimpressed by the veteran Indonesian leader's promise of reform. "The people do not have any more trust in Suharto. Why should he lead the reform process?" said stock exchange-euters - 157 words
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512 1998-05-20 1 SN VASUKI - (WMWttT The Indonesian crisis is entering a new phase with many imponderables, writes S If VAHUK1 SN VASUKI PRESIDENT Suharto has offered a truly Javanese compromise to Indonesians clamouring for sweeping political reforms. Instead of agreeing to step down, he announced the establishment of a512 words
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Advertisement143 1998-05-20 1 UHUDU WTO IMfaMIU Keep markets open to counter protectionism that may result from the Asian crisis, says PM Goh in a message to WTO leaders meeting in Geneva, Pg 13 The Singapore economy is headed for negative growth this year and the stock market will revisit the year's lows over143 words
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Advertisement39 1998-05-20 1 On hold: World Bank loan talks, P®4 Pressure on new reform council, Pg 4 Growing call in US for Suharto to quit, Pg S Funds to shun Indon shares, Pg 5 Fed leaves rates unchanged -Full report, Pg 1239 words
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Advertisement9 1998-05-20 1 raise fixed deposit rates for large sums, Pg 29 words
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Advertisement133 1998-05-20 1 Beginning «f t/n end, Pg 6 mmr "^fflP^MkJT'" -.^^^^^^^^^^^^^HPS*^_£ Mlhfl'^^^E^i M JMll^l Emirates, Airline of the Year. See inside for details. At this year's OAG Airline of the Year awards, Emirates walked off with Best Airline for Food and Wine, Best Cabin Crew and Best Economy Class, to name but133 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOUSE & ABROAD
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402 1998-05-20 2 Clarissa Tan - DBS offering up to 15% a* interbank rates climb on regional volatility By i Clarissa Tan WHERE you would have got less than 5 per cent only two weeks ago, parking $50,000 or more in a fixed deposit for one month can402 words
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Article, Illustration339 1998-05-20 2 Christopher Tan - It«xpecU to sell up ti 100 cars with v&lne for money tack By i Christopher Tan GENERAL Motors expects to sell up to 100 Cadillacs in the first year here, representing 17 per cent of the top-end luxury market now dominated by brandsSIEW YAW HOONG - 339 words
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124 1998-05-20 2 EIGHT charities are the beneficiaries of the $45,000 raised in conjunction with the 1997 Investment Fund Awards. The money was raised from an auction, a golf tournament, sale of tables at the March 6 awards night and angpow contributions. The Investment Fund124 words
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Article, Illustration318 1998-05-20 2 Jenny Lam - EYE ON THE ECONOMY Commerce By■ Jenny Lam THE retail sales index fell 16.8 per cent in volume terms in March in one of the sharpest year-on-year falls in recent years. For the first quarter, sales volume was down 11 per cent, the second straightSource: Dept of Statistics - 318 words
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Article504 1998-05-20 2 Quak Hiang Whai - Credit Lyonnjus sees unemployment rate topping 4% From Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong THE Singapore economy is headed for negative growth this year, and the stock market will revisit the year's lows within six months, said the research head of Credit Lyonnais Securities (Singapore). Painting504 words
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Article, Illustration462 1998-05-20 3 Ronnie Lim - Bnt marketing will shift beyond S-E Asia to include Middle East, US, Europe By] Ronnie Lim DESPITE a market downturn due to the regional crisis, Sumitomo Chemical said it is proceeding with its US$3OO million (*****.2 million) petrochemicals project on Pulau Sakra, which462 words
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406 1998-05-20 3 Conrad Raj - Phase one of DP group's project to be completed by 2000 Byi Conrad Raj A SINGAPORE-based group is planning a US$9O million (Ssl4B million) entertainment resort complex in Myanmar with facilities that include a casino and golf club. The first phase of406 words
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Advertisement7 1998-05-20 2 Editorial: Sentiment and the S'poreeconomy, Pg 147 words
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INDONESIA IN TURMOIL
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515 1998-05-20 4 Pause seen until situation becomes clearer in the strife-torn country Reuters [WASHINGTON! Big World Bank loans and talks on commercial debt rescheduling became the latest casualties on Monday of Indonesia's political storm. The World Bank, which had been due to debate US$l.2Reuters - 515 words
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Article, Illustration472 1998-05-20 4 SN Vasuki - Indon political system may have to be revamped to meet growing demands By I SN Vasuki [SINGAPORE] If Indonesia's proposed new reform council announced yesterday by President Suharto decides to meet the growing demands for political reforms, it may mean having to revamp the country'sREUTERS - 472 words
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Article281 1998-05-20 4 An unofficial translation of a statement read by President Suharto yesterday. 6 After listening to suggestions from uiemas (Islamic guidelines, elect a president and vice-president and estabschoiars), community leaders, mass organisations and the Hsh further regulations. armed forces (Abri), in order to save the country and the na-281 words
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330 1998-05-20 4 Anthony Rowley - From, Anthony Rowley in Tokyo TOKYO financial markets reacted favourably yesterday to the announcement by Indonesian President Suharto that he intends to remain in office for the time being in order to supervise a process of reform and an eventual transfer330 words
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411 1998-05-20 4 Rising risk of default forces re-ev&la&tion, say analysts -loomberg [TOKYO] Japanese banks are under pressure to set aside reserves against loans to Indonesia defaulting as civil strife over tumbling exchange rates and surging inflation have thrown into doubt the fate of President Suharto's-loomberg - 411 words
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566 1998-05-20 5 Leon Hadar - Some senators want activist US role bat Clinton maintains it's a domestic issue From Leon Hadar in Washington PRESSURE is mounting on Capitol Hill in support, especially ft-om liberal Democratic lawmakers, for a more activist US policy aimed at removing Indonesian President566 words
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Article, Illustration233 1998-05-20 5 AFP [KUALA LUMPUR] Scuffles broke out in front of the Indonesian embassy here yesterday when about a dozen Indonesians disrupted a Malaysian protest and tore up placards calling on President Suharto to resign. Malaysian police intervened to separate the two groups which had gathered underAFP; REUTERS - 233 words
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230 1998-05-20 5 AFP Reuters [JAKARTA] The military commander in the Indonesian province of Central Java has issued orders for rioters to be shot on the spot, a report said yesterday. "In facing rioters, we should not use dialogue but they should be fought," Ma-jor-General Tyasno SudartoAFP; Reuters - 230 words
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Article148 1998-05-20 5 Reuters [JAKARTA] Indonesia has postponed planned public transport fare increases, the official Antara news agency said yesterday. The move follows Friday's decision to partially roll back fuel price rises which had been put into effect on May 4. The eventual removal of fuel subsidies had beenReuters - 148 words
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Article551 1998-05-20 5 Wong Wei Kong - Debt, inflation woes remain, even if political upheaval subsides, they say By' Wong Wei Kong [SINGAPORE] Regional fUnd managers said they will continue to avoid Indonesian shares, notwithstanding the Jakarta market's positive reaction yesterday to President Suharto's promise to implement reforms and to hold fresh551 words
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Article, Illustration991 1998-05-20 6 Yang Razali Kassim - AUITfIBV Despite his attempt to secure a face-saving exit, Suharto must know that this Is the end-game In his long, uninterrupted rule By Yang Razali Kassim THE long-awaited announcement finally came yesterday, watched by millions of Indonesians and millions more around the991 words
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235 1998-05-20 6 Reuters [SINGAPORE] The number of flights to Singapore from Jakarta Increased yesterday ahead of expected mass protests, said a Television Corporation of Singapore report. It said Singapore Airlines had added two flights to its normal schedule of seven, while charter landings at Seletar Airport,Reuters - 235 words
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Article, Illustration36 1998-05-20 6 [JAKARTA] Indonesian students on the roof and outside the parliament building carrying banners during a demonstration yesterday. Thousands of protesting students booed as President Suharto announced his plans for political reforms. REUTERSREUTERS - 36 words
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381 1998-05-20 6 Ronnie Lim - Unrest has no major impact on S'pore product market By Ronnie Lim [SINGAPORE] Indonesian production of both crude oil and oil products has so far not been disrupted by the unrest there, which has seen a pullout of oil companies' personnel from381 words
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MARKETS IN TURMOIL
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529 1998-05-20 8 Anthony Rowley - It also backs revival of debate on setting np of an Asian Monetary Fund From, Anthony Rowley in Tokyo TAKING a radical approach to solving the regional financial and economic crisis, a Japanese official committee yesterday proposed that the International Monetary Fund529 words
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317 1998-05-20 8 Harish Mehta - From] Harish Mehta in Bangkok IN A sign that Thailand's ailing finance companies could be in their death throes, finance stocks fell more than 13 per cent yesterday as investors began selling on fears that the remaining finance companies will317 words
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SOUTH-EAST ASIA
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Article, Illustration552 1998-05-20 9 Al Labita - Vice-President tells businesses he will keep regulation to the minimum From, Al Labita m Manila WITH President Fidel Ramos agreeing to become a senior official adviser to Joseph Estrada once he assumes presidential office on June 30, a continuation of economic reforms setAFP - 552 words
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222 1998-05-20 9 MANILA Bloomberg THE Philippine trade deficit narrowed 85 per cent to US$l4O million (***** million) in March, the lowest in nine years, as the peso's devaluation caused imports to contract. The National Statistics Office said in a report that the MarchBloomberg - 222 words
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193 1998-05-20 9 HANOI Reuters INTERNATIONAL donors will hold an informal review of Vietnam's economic reform policies next month, a World Bank official said yesterday. The mid-year review the first to be held for Vietnam by donors under the World Bank Consultative Group comes as concernReuters - 193 words
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380 1998-05-20 9 BANGKOK Exporters not as worried about liquidity: survey AFP CRISIS-HIT Thai exporters are more worried about rising costs and corruption than about the liquidity crisis said to be strangling economic growth, a World Bank survey has found. The survey found that capital cost rises resultingAFP - 380 words
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171 1998-05-20 9 KUALA LUMPUR Bernama MALAYSIA needs a clear national policy on foreign workers as the haphazard way they are recruited at present only encourages greater influx of illegal immigrants, the Malaysian Institute for Economic Research (Mier) said yesterday. "We don't see a clearBernama - 171 words
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CHINA-HONGKONG TAIWAN
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451 1998-05-20 10 BEIJING To cushion April's 19.4% slide, services sector in backward areas may be opened to foreigners Reuters IN AN ominous sign for China's economy, foreign direct investment plunged in April amid the Asian financial crisis, figures released yesterday showed. To counter the fall, officials saidReuters - 451 words
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152 1998-05-20 10 BEIJING AFP CHINA'S average urban incomes in the first three months of 1998 were up 5.2 per cent year-on-year to 1,533 yuan (*****) per month, the official China Daily said yesterday, citing a State Statistics Bureau survey. The survey, which covered 39,000 householdsAFP - 152 words
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SINO Briefs
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79 1998-05-20 10 Reuters [HONGKONG] ABN Amro Asia yesterday said it was cutting its Hongkong economic growth forecast in 1996 to one per cent from 3 per cent. As property prices were falling fast. Hongkong was likely to see zero inflation in terms of theReuters - 79 words
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63 1998-05-20 10 AFP [HONGKONG] Authorities have cracked down on a flourishing illegal money exchange trade in Shenzhen, arresting 32 people including 17 from Hongkong, it was reported yesterday. The latest crackdown was made at the train station close to the border checkpoint with Hongkong, the Beijing-backedAFP - 63 words
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46 1998-05-20 10 AFP [BEIJING] China blasted European Parliament resolutions on Tibet and charges of organ-trafficking in China as "placing a regrettable obstacle" in the way of improving Sino-European relations. China Daily described the two resolutions, adopted last week, as "attacking China". —AFPAFP - 46 words
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58 1998-05-20 10 Reuters [HONGKONG] China's petrochemical Industry is likely to move into the black in April-June 1998 following losses in Ql, the official Securities Times said yesterday. It quoted a senior industry official as saying he hoped the sector would see profits in Q2 asReuters - 58 words
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87 1998-05-20 10 -FP [BEUING] Fires caused by lightning strikes are raging out of control across Inner Mongolia and have destroyed 13,000 ha of forest, China's Ministry of Forestry said yesterday. "If the weather conditions return to normal, we hope the fires can be controlled by this-FP - 87 words
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313 1998-05-20 10 BEIJING Reports of fonds for Democrats sheer fabrication: Bering Reuters CHINA yesterday dismissed as "sheer fabrication" reports that it contributed funds to the US Democrats in 1996. "Recently, some people and media in the United States speculated again about so-called participation by Chinese IndividualsReuters - 313 words
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ASIA
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358 1998-05-20 11 SEOUL 37% rise attributed to international loans, won's sharp depreciation Bloomberg Reuters THE South Korean government's liabilities totalled 50.45 trillion won (5557.8 billion) at the end of calendar 1997, up 37 per cent or 13.63 trillion won from a year ago, theBloomberg; Reuters - 358 words
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197 1998-05-20 11 SEOUL Bloomberg SOUTH Korea's former deputy prime minister Kang Kyung Shik was jailed in connection with his role in last year's currency crisis, the Korea Herald and other newspapers reported. Mr Kang, who also served as finance minister until his dismissal last November,Bloomberg - 197 words
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284 1998-05-20 11 NEW DELHI Request follows hints that US sanctions could jeopardise deal AFP US AVIATION giant Boeing yesterday urged the Indian government not to break off their 40-year relationship in response to the US sanctions imposed after India's nuclear tests. The requests followedAFP - 284 words
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THE WORLD
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333 1998-05-20 12 WASHINGTON They accuse firm of ruing market dominance to crash Net browser rivals Bloomberg US AND state anti-trust enforcers sued Microsoft Corp, accusing the world's largest personal computer software maker of using its market dominance to stifle competition and crush Internet browser rivals.Bloomberg - 333 words
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264 1998-05-20 12 WASHINGTON Reuters THE Federal Reserve yesterday left key US Interest rates unchanged as it weighed the risk of tight labour markets causing inflation to rise against the chance of Asia's crisis slowing the economy. The decision, confirmed by a Fed spokesman, left theReuters - 264 words
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Article, Illustration259 1998-05-20 12 WASHINGTON Bloomberg LAURENCE Meyer Is mounting a bid to succeed Alan Greenspan as chairman of the US Federal Reserve Board in 2000. Or so it appears. Mr Meyer is emerging as a leader of the central bank's "hawks" who want to increaseBloomberg - 259 words
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Article, Illustration439 1998-05-20 13 Ronnie Lim - WTO MEETING Multilateral trading system crucial in supporting recovery of Asian economies By: Ronnie Lim [SINGAPORE] Countries should keep their markets open and stay committed to the multilateral trading system to counter the increased protectionism that could result from the Asian financial439 words
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319 1998-05-20 13 GENEVA Bloomberg US PRESIDENT Bill Clinton, in a speech commemorating the 50th anniversary of the World Trade Organisation, called on ministers to travel to the US next year to begin setting a new global trade agenda for the next century.Bloomberg - 319 words
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304 1998-05-20 13 mBRUSSELS Bloomberg EUROPEAN Union finance ministers voted to go ahead with the abolition of duty-free shopping in July 1999, sweeping aside an Irish bid to save the tax-free perks. Only Germany and France among the 15 member nations backed Ireland's call for aBloomberg - 304 words
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EDITORIAL & OPINION
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Article, Illustration677 1998-05-20 14 Al Labita - THE BOTTOM LIMB OPINION By Al Labita The writer is BT's Manila correspondent THE way it looks now, there is no stopping Joseph Estrada from the Philippine presidency. Mr Estrada leads the ruling party candidate, Jose de Venecia, by more than four million677 words
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Article127 1998-05-20 14 'Since many Western governments have a propensity to make friends with their own enemies, it makes people wonder how reliable they are as friends. If I were the Indian premier, I'd be thinking along the same lines.' Wei Jingsheng China s exiled dissident, on US policy towards127 words
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Article622 1998-05-20 14 EDITORIAL THE men from the ministiy have held their nerve. And so they should. The official growth forecast for the Singapore economy was unchanged in die quarterly report card released on Monday by die Ministry of Trade Industry, at 2.5-4.5 per cent Of course, there622 words
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Article, Illustration1219 1998-05-20 14 Charles Morris - Its anti-competitive methods rile US authorities but Microsoft's clout can benefit consumers By Charles Morris The writer, a Wall Street consultant, is co-author of Computer Wars: How the West Can Win in a Post-IBM World BY SOME alchemy of bad behaviour and bad public relations, Bill GatesFILE PHOTO - 1,219 words
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Article801 1998-05-20 14 What Israelis care about HOW can it be that in the same week Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu comes to Washington to face a US-imposed deadline on the peace process, the Israeli public is far more interested in the fact that an Israeli transsexual won the801 words
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Miscellaneous24 1998-05-20 14 DOOHESBURY By Garry Trudeau &ULAU TMCWKX YOU, 0* r PONTtmer Mm fa- MyouumpM I TOO MANYFA-MSFSINTBX- K Jfe. I CH7HS I FttPtNTHATSIPEOF [(m&XJI 90MOM&J24 words
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EXECUTIVE LIFESTYLE
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Article, Illustration775 1998-05-20 15 ANNE-MARIE SCHIRO - Amid the deluge of grey and beige, that gorgeous red dress is out there, says ammb-maiue schxro ANNE-MARIE SCHIRO NYT SAY to people in the fashion world that there is no colour on the runways and no colour in the stores, andNYT; FILE PHOTO - 775 words
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Article379 1998-05-20 15 NYT [NEW YORK] The name Laura Ashley is enough to give hip minimalists nightmares of being smothered in lilacs or some other brutal array of florals. The label, which once made a virtue of English country style, has fallen out of favour with manyNYT - 379 words
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Advertisement115 1998-05-20 17 [i Si Enjoy 1 A STYLISH LUNCH AT TOP OF THE 'M' j REVOLVING RESTAURANT i WITH 25% SAVINGS THIS MAY! j Call 831-6258/6288 (between 3p*n-6pm) i for your reservations. pw OBSERWnON Ik LOUNGE SSSk m**— harm. a j Mandarin jjQ Singapore j 333 Orchard Road. Singapore *****7 Td: 737115 words
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Miscellaneous789 1998-05-20 17 TV&RADIO Premiere 12 4-00 News 5 Today followed 3JSO Takeshi's Castle. by Afternoon At The 4.40 Hong Kong Today. 2UJO PM TV Innovations. Movies (con't). 5.10 Tilt 23 1/2. 4.00 Kidz Blitz: Space 4.30 Videofashion Girls. 9.35 Maison Ikkoku. OA v 5.00 News 5 Today followed 4.30 DrXargle. by All789 words
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Miscellaneous282 1998-05-20 17 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD Post office makes a patient IV—JH man take heart (3,6) K I I I I I I I 8 Theatre company always has LbJ to make compensation 10 Bold Cowes yachtsmen compete there (8) I I I 11 Old apartment key ac- HH IV quired recently (2,4) 12282 words
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Article, Illustration801 1998-05-20 18 TOB HAN SHIN - US-based firm chalks up huge savings by processing sales through the Internet, writes tohbam"»■» TOB HAN SHIN WS- based Cisco Systems is not just the biggest supplier of hardware for the Internet, it is also one of the biggest users of the Net801 words
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426 1998-05-20 18 Raju Chellam - It mm smart cards, Network Computer and virtual reality driving growth From'. Raju Chellam in Atlanta IBM Corp is betting that the Internet and related technologies are the key to the prosperity of the global hospitality industry. The disparate industry, with426 words
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Article68 1998-05-20 18 FILM bufb can now Join the Singapore Film Society online. Membership to the society, which recently set up its official web site, coats S|Boa year, with a concession of SfSO tor students. Members get to see over 100 feature films every year for free. The film68 words
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Article100 1998-05-20 18 BANKING and finance professionals can now access the Internet's first financial dedicated search engine, Finance Wise. Developed by IBM, Risk Publications and Xtranet, the free web-baaed search tool allows users to search for key financial information on the Net The site currently has more than 10,700 registered100 words
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Article109 1998-05-20 18 THE travel industry is projected to account for as much as 35 per cent of all online sales by the year 2002, according to a study by Datamonitor (http://www.datamonttOT.com). The report, "Consumer Online Shopping", expects travel to become the single largest category of products109 words
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81 1998-05-20 18 APPLE Computer s new online store has raked in a record US$l.9 million (Ss3.l million) in orders, mainly tor its new Powerßook OS notebooks, in a tingle M-hour PSTkxL BrwwrPnnfc ~*npntrr dftStgnffll •round the G3 processor, retails from USSM99. The online store, which81 words
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Article, Illustration106 1998-05-20 18 THE official web site for France 98 World Cup is scoring big with soccer fans around the world, going by latest statistics on the site. Softer, the web site has received 15 million 160 countries. Some3oo.ooo World wup sciTO laTdoihiwaiso oeen aownioaaea irom tne sits. The106 words
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Article102 1998-05-20 18 Freddie Ang - Compiled by] Freddie Ang GOT a problem? Turn to an online calculator. Caknilators.com is a web site that provides a directory of calculators found on the Net, ranging from ooe calculating your loan repayments to one that finds out the calories of your food intake.102 words
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Advertisement173 1998-05-20 18 t-buainMs e-business SeC "*> r E-BUSINESS: MAKING INTERNET Planning and j I BANKING MORE SECURE. an the ■IHH Bi That United Overseas when limP to become e-business. More specifically, Netrust ready enabled the bank's do their transactions via the solutions. can web. Transactions making bill viewing share and margin portfolios,173 words
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539 1998-05-20 19 Lee Han Shin - Extraordinary item not treated as net loss dne to change in accounting policy By. Lee Han Shin [SINGAPORE] If not for a sudden change in its accounting policy, Neptune Orient Lines would have declared a whopping $297.3 million net loss539 words
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Article, Illustration561 1998-05-20 19 Jenny Lam - Sale of 40% stake to US venture capital firm H6Q Asia Pac By Jenny Lam [SINGAPORE] Homegrown Tele-Medical Services is gearing up for a potential listing on Nasdaq in New York following the sale of a 40 per cent stake to US venture capital firm H&QARTHUR LEE - 561 words
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607 1998-05-20 19 Christopher Tan - HOCK LOCK SIEW Christopher Tan DAIMLER-BENZ's merger with Chrysler and its likely link-up with Nissan Diesel is a double coup for the German carmaker that couldn't have been more timely. Although unintended, the merger has, for one, dimmed the limelight on607 words
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Article185 1998-05-20 19 [SINGAPORE] United Overseas Bank has decided to withdraw its 25-year secondary listing on the Stock Exchange of Hongkong due to declining interest. The bank said yesterday that the last day of dealing in its shares on the Hongkong exchange would be Thursday, June 25, and185 words
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Article115 1998-05-20 19 [SINGAPORE] Khong Guan Flour Milling has suspended director- Robert Ang Chun Ti from his position as general manager for allegedly misappropriating $3 million. It said that "on or about" Feb 23, Mr Ang "deceived" the managing director into "cosigning a letter authorising the company's bankers to115 words
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260 1998-05-20 19 Bloomberg AFX-Asia [SINGAPORE] Hitachi Zosen Singapore Ltd, a shiprepair company, said fiscal 1996 profit rose 6.5 per cent, led by higher earnings from shiprepair and lower taxes. The profit was lower than analysts' estimates. Profit for the year ended March 31 roseBloomberg; AFX-Asia - 260 words
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364 1998-05-20 20 Loh Hui Yin - Price of HK$l&3O a share represents 5.7% discount to its dose yesterday From. Loh Hui Yin in Hongkong US TELECOMMUNICATIONS giant AT&T has sold its remaining 16.5 per cent stake in local mobile service operator SmarTone for HKSI.44 billion (*****.4 million). The364 words
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260 1998-05-20 20 Annette Pan - Sales boosted by Dutch unit, better market conditions By, Annette Pan [SINGAPORE] Sesdaq-listed Jade Technologies yesterday reported a six-fold jump in interim net earnings to $2.98 million, boosted by substantial profit and sales contribution from its Dutch subsidiary and better market conditions since260 words
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295 1998-05-20 20 Bloomberg [BANGKOK] Merrill Lynch Co may buy Phatra Securities pic, the second-largest Thai brokerage and a unit of Thailand's Phatra Thanakit pic, the Nation newspaper said, citing a source at Merrill. Merrill, the largest US securities firm based on number of brokers,Bloomberg - 295 words
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Article, Illustration47 1998-05-20 20 [HONGKONG] A policeman talking on his radio as a disgruntled investor held a sign which said "Give back my investment" during a protest at the Securities and Futures Commission here yesterday. Investors of the failed CA Pacific Securities Limited are demanding speedy compensation. AFPAFP - 47 words
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228 1998-05-20 20 Al Labtta - Diversified Filipino group plans to go public soon From, Al Labtta in Manila lONA Investments Pte Ltd, a Singaporean investment firm, has bought a 13.03 per cent stake in Manila's Macondray Co for US$25 million (Ss4l million), an official said yesterday. Macondray president228 words
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433 1998-05-20 20 Reuters [HONGKONG] Citic Pacific Ltd shares hit a year low yesterday after some brokerages cut their earnings estimates for the company following the launch of a joint property development at a lower-than-ex-pected price. Bucking a higher market trend, theReuters - 433 words
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144 1998-05-20 20 Reuters [BANGKOK] Dhana Siam Finance pic said yesterday it had decided to postpone the sale of its 257.42 million share rights issue due to unfavourable Asian market conditions, including that in Thailand. In a statement to the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET), the company saidReuters - 144 words
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Article202 1998-05-20 20 Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] The Malaysian government has paid 270 million Malaysian ringgit (SSI 15.9 million) to Ekran Bhd for work it has so far completed on the shelved Bakun hydroelectric project, Deputy Finance Minister Affifuddin Omar said yesterday. Bernama news agency quoted Mr AffifuddinReuters - 202 words
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495 1998-05-20 21 Move, after Pearson deal, seen necessary to help spread publishing costs NYT [NEW YORK] The sale of Viacom's Simon Schuster assets may not be over. Its chairman, Sumner Redstone, chose not to include the publisher's consumer trade company in the deal with PearsonNYT - 495 words
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310 1998-05-20 21 NYT [NEW YORK] The Sprint Corp is close to an agreement to spin off its wireless telephone business as a publiclytraded company which could have a market value of as high as US$9 billion (5514.8 billion). The spin-off will allow theNYT - 310 words
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Article, Illustration607 1998-05-20 21 David Pauly - The software giant itself, not only its rivals, will be better off If competition is restored Commentary by. David Pauly IPauiy, writing for Bloomberg MICROSOFT Corp has a monopoly. Chairman Bill Gates, who co-founded Microsoft and owns 22 per cent of its shares, won't admitREUTERS - 607 words
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Article, Illustration452 1998-05-20 22 Shiv Taneja - At least five new unit trusts lined up to invest in US, Europe, global bonds Reports by I Shiv Taneja [SINGAPORE] The unrelenting bad news from Asia is prompting investment management firms to focus increasingly on the developed markets, with at least five new452 words
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327 1998-05-20 22 Louis Beckerling - High expenses, HK's lack of independence cited as reasons By. Louis Beckerling (SINGAPOREJ Japanese leas-ing-based finance group Orix Corporation has relocated its regional headquarters to Singapore from Hongkong. The group, which first established a presence in Singapore in 1972 through a joint327 words
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294 1998-05-20 22 Move to euro and simultaneous need to tackle computer bug AFP [NEW YORK] The move to the euro on Jan 1, 1999. and the need to adjust computer systems to the world beyond the year 2000 are two difficult challenges that European banks will haveAFP - 294 words
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Article335 1998-05-20 22 [SINGAPORE] OCBC Asset Management yesterday announced the launch of a US dollar-denominated global bond fund its 11th unit trust, second bond fund, and first US dollar unit trust. The Savers World Bond Fund will invest mainly in bonds of developed markets using the Salomon Brothers335 words
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Article218 1998-05-20 22 Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] Citibank Bhd, the Malaysian subsidiary of Citibank NA of the United States, recorded pretax profit of 321.4 million Malaysian ringgit (Ssl3B million) for the year ended Dec 31,1997, compared to RM302.2 million in 1996, a rise of 6.4 per cent. Bernama newsReuters - 218 words
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288 1998-05-20 22 Bloomberg [SINGAPORE] Thailand and Malaysia's recent threats to pull out of the International Natural Rubber Organisation (Inro) could put the existence of the cartel in jeopardy, analysts said. Both countries, the world's largest and thirdlargest rubber producers, are unhappy that Inro is notBloomberg - 288 words
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202 1998-05-20 22 SIMFIX Report Reuters [SINGAPORE] Simex Japanese government bond (JGB) futures fell yesterday, dragged from their recent record highs after a large round of profit-taking sales by a life insurance company in Japan, The Bank of Japan's statement that it would keep monetary policy unchangedReuters - 202 words
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171 1998-05-20 22 Charlie Kuo - MSCITAIWAM FUTURES Charlie Kuo Charlie Kuo, service dealer, Refco Singapore [SINGAPORE] The Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures saw mixed signs yesterday, with the May contract finishing up 0.6 point to 317.1 points. Short-covering and speculative buying offset the bearish effect brought about by the171 words
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273 1998-05-20 22 ENERGY REPORT Reuters [LONDON] World oil prices eased again yesterday as glutted markets continued to drown out hints by oil producers this week that output might be trimmed again later this year. Bulging storage tanks, sluggish demand and bearish trader sentiment moreReuters - 273 words
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Article270 1998-05-20 22 AFP AFX-Asia London THE dollar extended earlier gains against the yen in late trade here as uncertainty ahead of the FOMC outcome combined with ongoing concerns about events in Indonesia to push the Japanese currency lower, dealers said. According to CIBC economist Audrey Childe-Free-man, although the Fed isAFP; AFX-Asia - 270 words
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Article, Illustration1238 1998-05-20 22 MTERBAME CROSS RATES Mayl9 A$ C$ Bwb ECU ffr Pw HK$ Ind Its»—tot Yen Won Ml N2$ Pafc to Peso S$ tgj Sfr MT$ UK Pond US$ Australia 0.903 6.178 0.5*4 3.730 Ittt 4.835 25.2*5 75.1* 0 848 9.000 2.387 1.165 27.613 24.515 1.027 3.178 0.925 21.100 ***** 0J84 0.6241,238 words
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Article1878 1998-05-20 23 SICOM FUTURES i/^/a RUBBER (futures dosing as at 5.30pm) RSS1 CONTRACTS c«nts/kg) Close Volume Open Month High Low Sett (tonnes) Interest Jun 98 130.50 128.50 129.00 75 650 Jul 98 128.00 128.00 129.00 50 1765 Aug 98 129.00 129.00 129.00 50 2665 Sep 98 132.50 130.00 130.75 751,878 words
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Article2330 1998-05-20 23 LONDON Industrials May 19 Peace 31 Group 635.000 -l.000~ AB Ports 365.000 unch Abbey National 1064.000 21.000 Allied Domecq 619.400 5.400 Anut 193.000 6.000 Asda Group 184.200 3.800 BAT tod 575.000 10.000 BG Pic 331.400 4.400 BICC 161.000 -2.000 BOC Group 951.000 -9.000 BR Petroleum 935.400 0.4002,330 words
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Article1654 1998-05-20 23 Bloomberg AFX-Asia Q Nikkei 225 ♦H7JB JAPANESE stocks rose for a second day, led by banks such as Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi Ltd, after Indonesian President Suharto said he'll step down after a general election. "The market's responding very favourably to the news that Suharto may not be in powerBloomberg; AFX-Asia - 1,654 words
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Article, Illustration1488 1998-05-20 24 Bloomberg FllhngSeng +37J4 STOCKS were mixed. The Hang Seng Index rebounded from a four-month low after Indonesian President Suharto said he would resign once new elections are held. The 33-stock Hang Seng rose 37.14, or 0.4 per cent, to 9,449.11. HSBC Holdings pic rose, while Cheung Kong (Holdings) LtdBloomberg - 1,488 words
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Article, Illustration540 1998-05-20 24 Reuters MShenzhenß Index +L2S CHINA'S hard currency B shares closed mixed yesterday with Shanghai falling as investors sold other issues to buy newly listed Jinzhou Harbour Group Co despite profittaking. The Shanghai B Share Index fell 0.60 point, or 1.24 per cent, to 48.25 as turnover expanded to US$B.62Reuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 540 words
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Article341 1998-05-20 24 AFP FIWP Index +L3B TAIWAN share prices closed barely higher yesterday with most investors on the side lines amid jitters over the drop of the local currency and the Japanese yen, dealers said. Uncertainties over the direction of US interest rates and fears of renewed unrest in Indonesia alsoAFP - 341 words
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Article243 1998-05-20 24 AFP Q Wellington -U NEW ZEALAND stocks fell 0.3 per cent yesterday to a four-month low amid concerns over the decline of Asian stocks and currencies. The NZSE-40 Index was down 7.6 points to 2,212.82 on heavy turnover of NZ5102.3 million. Telecom Corp was down four cents at NZ$B.42.AFP - 243 words
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Article, Illustration788 1998-05-20 24 AFP QSETlafax -10.75 CONCERN over the crisis in Indonesia and panic selling in the finance sector sent Thai shares plummeting 3 per cent yesterday, dealers said. "It was 80 per cent due to internal factors, renewed trouble in the financial sector, and the rest was the Indonesian crisis," saidAFP - 788 words
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Article397 1998-05-20 24 AFP Composite Intel +153 SHARE prices rose slightly yesterday on the Korea Stock Exchange amid active retail buying sparked by Indonesian President Suharto's promise to call new elections and not contest re-election, dealers said. Individual investor sentiment recovered considerably despite foreign selling of blue chips. Retail investors seem toAFP - 397 words
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Article576 1998-05-20 24 AFP FlAflOribairiM +8.7 SHARE prices edged up 0.3 per cent yesterday, encouraged by Indonesian President Suharto's announcement that he would call fresh elections, brokers said. The All Ordinaries Index, gained 8.7 points to 2,742. The All Industrials Index rose 25.9 points to 4,757.9 while the All Resources Index lostAFP - 576 words
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Article, Illustration720 1998-05-20 24 AFP n Composite Indei »24JK) INDONESIAN stocks closed up 6.4 per cent yesterday on thin volume with most investors sidelined by scepticism about President Suharto's promise to step down after new elections. The Composite Index rose 24.90 points at 413.82 on volume of 99.63 million shares worth just 86.54AFP - 720 words
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Article295 1998-05-20 24 AFP Q Manila -5&50 PHILIPPINE share prices closed 2.7 per cent lower yesterday on continued concerns over the political upheaval in Indonesia. The Philippine Stock Exchange Composite Index fell 56.50 points to 2,068.91. Turnover rose to 725 million shares worth 1.02 billion pesos. Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co droppedAFP - 295 words
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Article8534 1998-05-20 25 INDUSTRIALS CenuMMf products '998 Lilt Vol Day N«t Cap *H> I— c»«m> Sele 'OOP High Low Pfl $m» 310 180 A|inomoto 220 I 3 220 220 12.1 89.2 148 65 Angkasa 67 unch 20 68 66 1.6 98.8 290 123 Apollo Food Hlg *65 4.8 66 0 388 190 BerjayaLand8,534 words
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Article, Illustration407 1998-05-20 25 AFP n Composite Index +4.43 MALAYSIA'S key stock index closed 0.8 per cent higher yesterday, boosted by Indonesian President Suharto's promise to hold elections and stand down. "Buying, however, became less intense as trading wore on, taking the composite index off highs as scepticism setAFP - 407 words
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Article3621 1998-05-20 26 BONOS, LOANS ft WARRANTS wt '"8 Last Vol Day Last OuoU Avg High Low S|(M Company Sat* ♦or- (OOO) High Law Buvtr SaMar Prk» 23.5 9 m 3000 m AMOB c5.5******6 12 5 unch 3 12.5 12 5 H 20.5 8 3160 "Acar ******1 USS 10 8 11 95 8.53,621 words
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Article185 1998-05-20 26 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH By R Sivanithy TODAY we resume our look at soon-to-expire warrants, with the spotlight on Hotel Properties. It has a warrant in issue that expires in November which, like many of its other out-of-the-money companions in the local market, offers the buyer185 words
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Article2446 1998-05-20 26 Transaction date May 19 MALAYSIAN STOCKS Cf Cr L«t Vol Day Last Ouote CM* Wv YM Nat M Cap High L— Mm Company SaK COOP) High Low Bwyaf Sa—r CV P/t SmM ~05 28 msSOOO AISB50C 515 *2 144 53 49 51 52 SO 3.3 2.1 21.0 S2JB2,446 words
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6472 1998-05-20 27 Transaction date M.iv 19 I Gr Gr M *t !*M LMt Vol Day Last Quota Olv DW VM N.t C*» A«« Hkgp Um mm Cil!»y tm roow m> U» 8nyar 8—ac C» p/* $mN Prtca INDUSTRIALS 43 16.5 a 1020 ACE Dynamics60c... 17.5 -1.S6,472 words
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Article1162 1998-05-20 27 6* Or M art 1998 Last Val Day Last OMtt M« Otv YM Mat Caa Av« Hiph Ug StW> Campany IOOO) Htdh Low Bwyar 5a8ar Cvr P/I $<— Prtco 1)4 83 8 2000 ABRMtdflsSc 84 unch 1 84 84 82 84 41.0 84 243 78 2049 AS Auto Kk1,162 words
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Article213 1998-05-20 28 Stocks Volume STEngg 10c J3.598.000 *ingT«H5c 13.205.000 *RH8 Cap Wt99 8,201.000 •Renong 8M 50c 6,988,000 HK Land USIOc 6.372.000 •M Resources 5.065.000 'Nkapacific Bh 4,927,000 *MBf Capital 4,661,000 DBS Land 4,587,000 taSYtNt HRKk 4,020,000 Stocks SingTel 15c 31,622,610 S1A Foreign 31,062,364 DCS Foreign 30,382,740 MH 27,146,262 OCIC Foreign 22,512,418 STEnggWc213 words
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Article, Illustration66 1998-05-20 28 Shiv Taneja - by\ Shiv Taneja DBS LAND closed one-cent higher yesterday at $2.21 on a volume of 4.58 million shares, compared with its ICHiay traded average of 2.54 million shares. In there near term, there appears to be more upside for this counter, but investors should be cautious. The mfdium-term66 words
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Article, Illustration730 1998-05-20 28 R Sivanithy - STOCK MARKET OOMMBMTIKT Rally on news of Suharto's reform plans proves short-lived as investors realise no quick end to political storm By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] News that Indonesia's President Suharto would resign after a general election brought on what proved to730 words
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Article154 1998-05-20 28 HONGKONG property tycoon Cha Chiming has been very much in the news lately. He is about to clinch a deal to take over Sing Tao Holdings, a publishing group started by the late Tiger Balm founder Aw Boon Haw. So many in the media are154 words
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Article166 1998-05-20 28 TELECOMMUNICATIONS infrastructure suppliers who had submitted proposals to upgrade Sing Tel Mobile's analogue AMPS network into a CDMA network were not in the cheeriest of moods yesterday. They had a rude shock after reading BT's report that Sing Tel Mobile is still undecided whether it wants166 words
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Article117 1998-05-20 28 MANY leading hotels in Singapore are reporting full house as the volatile situation in Indonesia continues to drive plane loads of expatriates and Indonesians out of the country in search of temporary refuge. An investment banker who was hoping to have dinner with a colleague here found himself117 words
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Article102 1998-05-20 28 AMONG the numerous speakers and companies featured in Credit Lyonnais Securities Asia's roadshow in Hongkong is one Andre Lee who is down to talk about Asian Debt Markets. Yes, it's the same Andre Lee whose huge appetite fix- risk brought down the once-mighty Peregrine investment bank. A Korean-American,102 words
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Article131 1998-05-20 28 IT was a mere couple of hours' difference but it would have meant whether a state secret of Thailand was revealed to an audience of fund managers in Hongkong. For Thai Finance Minister Tarrin Nimmanhaeminda was supposed to announce at 8.30 am on Monday in131 words
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Advertisement56 1998-05-20 19 UK PROPERTY FINANCE FROM SINGAPORE. For further information, please contact either Joyce Tan, Eileen Tan or Amy Wee at Tel: (65) 225 1233 and Fax: (65) 225 8013 x V Highly Competitive Interest Rate Fast and Convenient Service Flexible Loan Package Pre-purcliase Approval The Royal Bank %K of Scotland pic56 words
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Article321 1998-05-20 29 Bridge News Reuters PANAMAX rates for Asia traders have firmed although trading was slow, but the rate on the key route from the US Gulf to Japan slumped to U5516.50 without combination ports, a drop of 50 cents. The morning Biffex session was quiet with 5 lots tradingBridge News; Reuters - 321 words
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440 1998-05-20 29 Marcus Hand - Govt and those involved in the industry should share responsibility, conference told By Marcus Hand [SINGAPORE] The main lesson to be learnt from Singapore's worst ever oil spill last year is the need for greater cooperative effort between government and industry,440 words
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108 1998-05-20 29 AFP [NOUMEA] Striking dockers on Monday were continuing a three-day blockade of the main port in the French Pacific territory of New Caledonia in protest against the sacking of 49 of their colleagues. The blockade went without incident over the weekend with no shipsAFP - 108 words
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773 1998-05-20 29 Seafarer - STRAIT TALE By\ Seafarer THERE are a lot of shipping events these days, too many perhaps. There are not so many people, though, who have the knack of spotting exactly what is needed and then of running something which is773 words
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136 1998-05-20 29 Bloomberg [MIAMI] Norwegian Cruise Line, a subsidiary of NCL Holdings ASA, plans to add four ships to its 10-ship fleet for about US$l.3 billion (Ss2.l billion), in order to increase its ability to handle the rapidly growing demand for cruises. NCL signed a letterBloomberg - 136 words
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Article, Illustration320 1998-05-20 29 David Hughes - From David Hughes inLondon A PSA Corp entry to the annual Seatrade Awards was among four finalists for the innovation section. Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, presented engineering consultant Shum Siew Hung with a runner-up prize for his team's telescopic spreader for container handling320 words
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Article, Illustration673 1998-05-20 30 Juliette Holller-Larousae - AFRICAN SHIPPING Kenya's port serving landlocked countries is strangled by poor roads, ageing equipment and colossal corruption By, Juliette Holller-Larousae AFP Mombasa port is a sorry sight these days, strangled by raindestroyed roads, its ageing equipment rusting and its activities staggering under colossal corruption. ItAFP - 673 words
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353 1998-05-20 30 PAOC ESP Lines V4 ACL 9 EtNopUn 6 AMI 3 Emgreen 6 Accord 8 F4n Ahrenfciei 14 'oongSun 8 Appenship S Frot< IS AsiaOCL t5 FrtUnlu 16 Astro 3 Clink 4 Austral 9 Gwwrtrwj g Avant 16 Censhpg 9 B'tang Mas 8 Glory353 words
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Article17779 1998-05-20 38 THEBUSINESSTIMES THEBUSINESSTIMES EXPORT ETA ETA Advertiser Vessel Voyage Telephone ETA ETA Advertiser Vessel Voyage Telephone SIN Dest'n Heme Name Number Number SIN Dest'n Name Name Number Number r—|> 'ji i <866»6i i idWBjjiMMBMBBMMWMBWMMBMmWfc' A 23/09 02/06 Triestino JITRA BHUM 394 65-*****35 A 24/05 04/06 MISC KOTA HASH 15117,779 words
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Article802 1998-05-20 45 Vw< Voy Mo Barth Arrival Departure j»m Per! Bra»e Pescad 53 Jtt JKX>g5Ki( 20 05/1800 A*«al *AY20 J01 alongside 19 05/2359 IM 11 *****8 J01 alongside 20.05/0400 **Bt*i *****6 J01 tOKfUdt 20.05/0900 M S Harapac *****8 J01 ikXYfiiOt 19 05/1800 Bt S Makassa *****8 J01 alongside 20.05/0300 Smt802 words
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Article1660 1998-05-20 45 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCl CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Booking/Bounce Rstls Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Period From To From Aci Clovtf 0406 22/1600 U 19/1500 8/1659 8/800 I» 8/1500 8/1659 8/800 U 8/1700 20/0*59 20/0900 28 19/1 TOO 20/0*59 20/09J 20/0700 20/1159 20/M00 4 20/1200 20/M59 20/1700 2301 MM1,660 words
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Article450 1998-05-20 45 Cwfewi MO MM mj 0.9 HO o.n 123 O.M Moy14 BmmRT fetor MIMm At* AImMm Mtawrt NoitMUS 10 1110 %M/M 300 AM 964.4 02 14.4 O.M 30 0.03 tin* MO Mu 992.9 t0 194 0.14 72 0.00 m/iri »T/y »«/w rm mm* Wo How 638 4450 words
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Article188 1998-05-20 45 ■aril Austria: Attention Day. Belgium: Atcentlon Day. Denmark: Aicentlon Day. Finland: Attention Day. Franct: Aicentlon Day. Germany: Aicentlon Day. Indonesia: Aicentlon Day. Luxtmbourg: Aicentlon Day. Nethtrlands: Aicentlon Day. Norway: Attention Day. Swtdtn: Aicentlon Day. Switzerland: Aicentlon Day. May 88 Hong Kong: Tuen Ng Festival. May 86 United Kingdom:188 words
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Article868 1998-05-20 45 THIS rtport. compiled by Cockett Marina OU Lid. »howi price range* in US dollar* inttead at single price* for a mora oomprehen*lve description of th* market Ptlom ahown irt ba*ed on *verage-«lied atem Market movements art indicated The Cockett Bunker Prtoe Index chana* and the Individual868 words
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Article, Illustration437 1998-05-20 46 Marcos Hand - Circle IntTs 74% stake in Concord Express makes firm 3rd biggest behind AEI and McGregor By: Marcos Hand [SINGAPORE] Third party logistics provider Circle International's acquisition of Concord Express Singapore and CE Logistics-Asia will put the company in the top437 words
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319 1998-05-20 46 Bloomberg [FORT LAUDERDALE] General Motors Corp was ordered by a Florida jury to pay US$33 million (5554.1 million) in damages to the family of a 13-year-old boy who was killed in a 1991 car crash involving an exploding Oldsmobile fuel tank.Bloomberg - 319 words
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Article, Illustration57 1998-05-20 46 [ROBERTSON, Australia] Emergency workers gather around the wreckage of a goods train after it derailed near Robertson on the New South Wales Southern Highlands, south of Sydney yesterday. Two men in thediesel locomotive were killed when the train, hauling 28 wagons, left the tracks causedREUTERS - 57 words
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228 1998-05-20 46 Reuters [AMSTERDAM] Dutch airline KLM will sharply reduce losses in its traditionally weak final quarter to make good its pledge of record-high full-year ordinary net profits, analysts predicted. They said they were also hoping the cash-rich airline would announce a fresh buyback of state-ownedReuters - 228 words
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Article98 1998-05-20 46 AFX-Asia [MANILA] Philippine Airlines wants officials of its pilots' union cited for contempt over the union's efforts to disrupt operations, according to documents filed with the labour department. PAL said officers and members of the Air Line Pilots Association of the Philippines should be "citedAFX-Asia - 98 words
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Article, Illustration290 1998-05-20 46 Reuters [COLOMBO] Sri Lanka's parliament yesterday began a debate on the recent sale of a 40 per cent stake in Air Lanka which the opposition says smacks of corruption. The debate was called by the opposition United National Party (UNP) whichReuters - 290 words
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105 1998-05-20 46 Oana-Antara [JAKARTA] The Indonesian government has so far approved a total of 106 charter flights to carry thousands of foreigners out of the country, a senior air transportation official said here yesterday. Zainudin Sikado, director general of air transportation, told reporters: "Including two charterOana-Antara - 105 words
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112 1998-05-20 46 Bloomberg [TAIPEI] Ford Motor Co, one of the largest carmakers in the US, may cancel a NT$lO billion (Ss49o million) investment in Taiwan planned for the next five years if the government gives in to the European Union's request to lower tariffs on passenger carsBloomberg - 112 words
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117 1998-05-20 46 Bernama-Xinhua [XIAMEN] The Taikoo (Xiamen) Aircraft Engineering Co Ltd (Taeco), a Sino-foreign joint venture in this port city ofFujian province, had repaired a total of 60 airplanes by last month, most of them from overseas. A company executive says that it is now the largestBernama-Xinhua - 117 words
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108 1998-05-20 46 AFP [HONGKONG] Hongkong and the Maldives have signed an agreement allowing their airlines to fly over each other's territory, a government spokesman said. The agreement was signed in Male, the Maldives capital, the spokesman said. "The occasion is especially meaningful for Hongkong because thisAFP - 108 words
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260 1998-05-20 46 Reuters [TOKYO] The long-stymied expansion of Japan's singlerunway Narita airport moved a step forward yesterday with the sale of land needed for a second runway by a farmer who had opposed the project for decades. An airportReuters - 260 words
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