The Business Times, 22 May 1998
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Title Section12 1998-05-22 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MITA(P) 110/1^97 85c SINGAPORE Internet http://www.asial.com.sg/biztimes FRIDAY, MAY 22,199812 words
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Article57 1998-05-22 1 □SU< W D! 5S I (+12.61) CS'SuBSBT+S4.I7) Mir Mi EjVCII (+16.49) gaum moods STOOX MiKKET DIDIOES HuiiMtaQr Change KLSECOMP MJI «Si4l NIKKEI 1MMJS—+191M HANOSENO 9,670.46 +***** fflST INDEX MM JAKARTA 00MP rioted MANILA COMP __2,14&I1 +4&S2 TAIPEI WR &NUS_+10LM 8UOULCOMP MUt 4*7 (MA CHINA B 911.44 +8.71 AU8TALLORD57 words
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Article69 1998-05-22 1 ran lira U8t S$ UBS 1-"» £(l<SS/SSper 1J» "74 DM I'm IJW TEN ISM 1114* Ml 1779 9.411 HKS 7.710 Ult BAJfT SM6 ®.04J RUPIAH IU* Mil* •sfrnmmiu ram bates SINGAPORE* ISA KUALA LUMPUR 11.50 JAKARtA 28.00 BANGKOK 14.76 MANILA 22.90 BONO KONG 10.25 TAIPEI &N SYDNEY 8.46 TOWO69 words
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985 1998-05-22 1 Yang Razali Kassim - Bob Hasan, 'Totnt' likely to go; Abri may get new chief By' Yang Razali Kassim [SINGAPORE] Newly-in-stalled President B J Habibie moved swiftly last night to line up his new cabinet, retaining the key coordinating ministers, removing those who had been unpopular and bringing985 words
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Article, Illustration1454 1998-05-22 1 SN Vasuki - HftWWf pledges equitable economic opportunities for all Fromß SN Vasuki in Jakarta WITH breathtaking swiftness, an era came to an end in Indonesia yesterday as President Suharto stepped down after 32 years in office and a new one began, though it spelt anREUTERS - 1,454 words
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135 1998-05-22 1 Reuters [JAKARTA] Fourteen cabinet ministers signed a letter sent to President Suharto shortly before he resigned yesterday, warning him that Indonesia's economy would collapse within a week unless the political crisis was resolved. "After an evaluation, we concluded that the economy could not surviveReuters - 135 words
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Article353 1998-05-22 1 R Sivanithy - But foreign exchange markets are hesitant By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] Regional stock markets yesterday broadly endorsed news of Suharto's resignation, with gains ranging from 1.3 per cent in Hongkong to 4.3 per cent in Malaysia. There was some degree of caution in the currency markets,353 words
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Advertisement154 1998-05-22 1 Iks frseisn ts ftmst What does the liberalised CPF investment rules mean for fluid managers and investors? Fjf 17 Investors yesterday reacted favourably to news that DBS Back is hiring top JP Morgan man John Olds as its new chief executive officer, P*l7 syj Tikys stacks rally The Tokyo stockmarket154 words
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Advertisement28 1998-05-22 1 Habibie mmjyet confound critics, Pg2 Editorial! Suharto's sad end, Pg 2 PoD text of Habibie's speech; What analysts say, Pg2 1 .v-' I :jK--1 i V PR ADA28 words
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INDONESIA IN TURMOIL
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128 1998-05-22 2 [SINGAPORE] Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong has expressed relief that political transition in Indonesia has taken place peacefully and constitutionally with President Suharto resigning and Vice-President Habibie replacing him as the country's leader yesterday. Mr Goh said Indonesia faces formidable challenges ahead and he128 words
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Article321 1998-05-22 2 :€> The trials we face now are tests that demand tolerance artd hard work from all the people, so that our country can quickly escape the economic and K, I have been moved by your recent struggle tor j| and your efforts wfll soon be followed by the321 words
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425 1998-05-22 2 Carol Eng Anf Wan May - Byi Carol Eng Anf Wan May [SINGAPORE] Indonesians in Singapore are encouraged that President Suharto has stepped down, but few are in any hurry to return to their country. Most plan to return before too long to attend to their businesses at425 words
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Article609 1998-05-22 2 EDITORIAL IT was a sad political demise for Indonesia's President Suharto, a leader who, whatever his faults, made peace with his neighbours and delivered a good measure of prosperity to his people. Mr Suharto's three decades at the helm have been largely good years for Indonesians. His609 words
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Article, Illustration1071 1998-05-22 2 Yang Razali Kassim - Indonesia's third president has already made history in many ways and may well set a few of his own precedents By' Yang Razali Kassim [SINGAPORE] EVEN in the last 48 hours of his rule, President Suharto held on the view that the nation needed him1,071 words
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495 1998-05-22 2 Ven Sreenivasan Wong Wei Kong - Market rebounds seen as knee-jerk reaction By Ven Sreenivasan Wong Wei Kong [SINGAPORE] Although regional financial markets rebounded on news of the change in Indonesia's leadership yesterday, analysts see this as a knee-jerk reaction and remain sceptical about the near-term prospects under President B J495 words
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415 1998-05-22 4 US must support reforms in troubled nations, says Deputy Treasury Secretary AFP Reuters [CHICAGO] Deputy US Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers called on Wednesday for rapid congressional funding of the International Monetary Fund to help shore up crisis-hit developing countries such asAFP; Reuters - 415 words
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Article, Illustration385 1998-05-22 4 Eddie Teh - Dr Mahathir also congratulates Dr Habibie From, Eddie Teh in Kuala Lumpur MALAYSIA welcomed the resignation of Indonesian President Suharto and the appointment of B J Habibie as the successor, Deputy Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said yesterday. "We are happy that the transition of power wasREUTERS - 385 words
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Article653 1998-05-22 4 SN Vasuki - Menu includes political, judicial revamp; eliminating graft By\ SN Vasuki [JAKARTA] BACHARUDDIN Jusuf Habibie became Indonesia's third president yesterday under circumstances similar to those faced by his predecessors. As in 1945 and 1966, Indonesia is today in a state of political and economic chaos. Unless653 words
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215 1998-05-22 4 AFP [CHICAGO] Indonesia should peg its free-falling currency, the rupiah, to the US dollar or gold to contain hyperinflation and restore economic growth, a senior Japanese banking official said here on Wednesday. "If currency depreciation is caused by loss of confidence inAFP - 215 words
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456 1998-05-22 4 mFaecepedefnet making thing* better for Indonesia Reuters [WASHINGTON] Congressional critics took aim at the methods and policies of the International Monetary Fund on Wednesday as Indonesia, recipient of the IMF's third biggest loan, lurched further towards political crisis. "We are told that the IMFReuters - 456 words
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397 1998-05-22 4 Annette Pan - ■tst firms ntt sending evacuated staff back for ntw By, Annette Pan [SINGAPORE] Multinational companies with operations in Jakarta are taking a wait-and-see approach to the latest developments in Indonesia, wiUi most not sending evacuate staff ftack as yet, nor reopsntng their397 words
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Article148 1998-05-22 4 Reuters [WASHINGTON] US President Bill Clinton welcomed the resignation of President Suharto, urging Indonesian leaders to move forward peacefully towards creation of a stable democracy. Mr Clinton pledged US support for Indonesia on its path towards democracy but stopped short of calling for democratic elections.Reuters - 148 words
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Article148 1998-05-22 4 "Indonesia's/all merely illustrates a hackneyed, but clear-cut, truth that if an economy falls apart, so will political power." -a United Lflberal Democrats official 1m Booth Korea "The lesson to be learnt is that no leader or regime that rules by iron hand, corruption, nepotism and undemocratic means148 words
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Article, Illustration1761 1998-05-22 6 SN Vasuki - Suharto's contribution to the Indonesian economy ensures his place in history, despite the cronyism he displayed in his later years By SN Vasuki [JAKARTA] MR SUHARTO never let the fact that he did not have much formal education get in the way of introducing boldAFP - 1,761 words
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Article172 1998-05-22 6 "It looks like the way it is being handled is very similar to the Singapore handover when Lee Kuan Yew gave up. That was never considered to be bad news for Singapore, but the continuation of Suharto in power even in the background may not be good172 words
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Article, Illustration1142 1998-05-22 6 Chronology of crisis in Indonesia 1997 July 2: Thailand devalues baht. Rupiah trades at 2,434 to US$l. July 8: Rupiah starts to crumble. Jakarta widens rupiah trading band to 12% from 8%. Ally 24: Asian currency meltdown. The rupiah slumps as confidence in the region deteriorates.Source: Datastream; Compiled by BT - 1,142 words
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433 1998-05-22 7 Stability in Indonesia crucial for regional peace, say experts AFP [KUALA LUMPUR] The crisis in Indonesia, with its economy in tatters and political structure in question, could have a profound impact on regional security, diplomats and analysts warned. "An unstable Indonesia, with its huge population andAFP - 433 words
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311 1998-05-22 7 Reuters [JAKARTA] Former president Suharto's six children, who control a vast chunk of Indonesia's economy, are staying in the country despite their father's dramatic resignation yesterday, a source close to the family said. The source, who has known the family for decadesReuters - 311 words
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Article, Illustration271 1998-05-22 7 Bnt let situation becomes stable first, says Muslim leader AFP [JAKARTA] Influential Muslim leader Amien Rais yesterday called for ex-president Suharto to be put on trial after the longtime ruler resigned in favour of Vice-Pres-ident B J Habibie. Mr Rais, theAFP; REUTERS - 271 words
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Article, Illustration604 1998-05-22 7 Assets and financial interests of Suharto's children NYT Stti Hardiajantt Rukmana 49: Better known as Tutut, she flPf a major stockholder in the Cy toil road network in Java that J brings in about US$l5O,OOO a ft W*r I day. Also owns about 16% of RNYT - 604 words
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Special Supplement: FRENCH BUSINESS IN plement: FRENCH BUSINESS IN FOCUS
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Article373 1998-05-22 8 WHEN it comes to high technology and research, it is hard to top the French, says Koh Soo Boon, who spends much of her time scouting for hi-tech investment opportunities in the US and Europe. The senior vice-president for Vertex, the venture capitalist arm of Singapore373 words
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Article, Illustration757 1998-05-22 8 From finance to food to property, France is a great country to put your money in, says its roving ambassador for international investment Jean-Daniel Tordjman FOR property-obsessed Singaporeans, France may not immediately come to mind as one of the most promising countries for property757 words
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Article358 1998-05-22 8 Club Med has opened its newest resort village at Ria Bin tan, a 1,200-acre tropical park. The 302-room resort offers Club Med's highest scale of luxury, said the French holiday resort group. Attractions include three golf courses, one of them an 18-hole Gary Player signature course, and358 words
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Article212 1998-05-22 8 I/Mrs/ in Fr<///< < \ctu<>rk IF you wish to invest in France, your first step should be to DATAR, the French government body which takes care of economic planning and regional development. DATAR has a global chain of 18 offices, known as the Invest212 words
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356 1998-05-22 8 IN Singapore, where there is almost ftill employment and labour productivity is among the highest in the world, the idea of working a maximum 35 hours a week must be a baffling idea. Stranger still, when it is suggested that the shorter work356 words
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Article, Illustration918 1998-05-22 8 TOYOTA, Japan's largest manufacturing company, recently chose France as the site for the largest Japanese investment in Europe in the last 10 years. Eighteen countries were vying to be selected. Here are what some foreign investors in France have to say: 'When MCC wasSource: The World Competitiviness outlook; Source: World International report; Source: OECD, Key Economic Indicators; Surce: OECD; Source: IDC Asia-Pacific - 918 words
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Article, Illustration1010 1998-05-22 9 Jean-Francois Theodore, chairman and chief executive officer of SBF-Paris Bourse, speaks to the French Business Association Seen from Singapore, the Paris Bourse Is Just one among many European Stock Exchanges. What are Its advantages compared to its neighbours? 4b First of all, it isSank COC Anil Mmprart Eurapt - 1,010 words
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Article, Illustration900 1998-05-22 9 European competition regulators have cleared the acquisition of Paris-based insurer l' 4 ssu r«jicQB Qiyierajps defr»B£el*sertoa ay's Alftanz. Brussels had extended an initial cme-month enquiry by two weeks to discuss concern over AGF's ownership of Coface, the French export finance insurer. AGF has al»?ady said it900 words
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Article66 1998-05-22 9 A letter to London's Financial Times: My aged computer and printer have developed an irritating interface problem, such that the sign is reproduced as commonly known as hash. Then it came to me. Why not use the hash sign for the euro? This would receive the66 words
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Article301 1998-05-22 9 THE SBF Group, Deutsche Borse AG and the Swiss Exchange, together with Dow Jones, have launched a family of European stock indices, called STOXX, which became available on Feb 26. Each of the four partner organisations holds 25 per cent of the joint-venture company, STOXX301 words
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REGION
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Article151 1998-05-22 10 KUALA LUMPUR Bernama TIIE government will raise export credit financing facilities to four billion Malaysian ringgit (551.74 billion) from less than RM2 billion with immediate effect, Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said yesterday. Of the RM4 billion, RM3 billion would be allocated forBernama - 151 words
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710 1998-05-22 10 Meera Tharmaratnam - Anwar appoints Amanah Bank exec to head M'sian body tackling problem By] Meera Tharmaratnam in Kuala Lumpur THE Kuala Lumpur Composite Index yesterday rallied 4.3 per cent to 593.62, its largest percentage gain since Feb 17, following the latest government710 words
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453 1998-05-22 11 Anthony Rowley - Gains come despite gloomy BO J report, news that govt may declare recession From, Anthony Rowley in Tokyo THE Tokyo stockmarket continued its near week-long rally yesterday, despite a gloomy prognosis for the economy by the Bank of Japan and reports453 words
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Article, Illustration46 1998-05-22 11 [MELBOURNE] Melbourne university students yesterday helping a friend dressed as a snow pea into warmer clothing afterfilming on a street. The students, half way through an advertising course, were completing an assignment for a commercial to demonstrate the versatility of the snow pea. REUTERSREUTERS - 46 words
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398 1998-05-22 11 I ■SEOUL Consumption declining at worst rate since 1953 Bloomberg SOUTH Korea's economy shrank for the first time in 18 years in the first quarter, kicking off a recession that could last well into next year. GDP fell at anBloomberg - 398 words
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THE WORLD
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431 1998-05-22 12 WASHINGTON And impact on US economy likely to deepen in coming months, says Rubin Bloomberg THE world economy has so far "avoided the continuing downward spiral some feared" from Asia's economic crisis, though there is still a chance a second round ofBloomberg - 431 words
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168 1998-05-22 12 LONDON Bloomberg Reuters THE British pound fell 3 pfennigs to a six-month low against the Deutschemark yesterday amid expectations official interest rates don't need to rise to moderate growth and slow inflation. Willem Buiter, a member of the Bank of England's interest rate settingBloomberg; Reuters - 168 words
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Article, Illustration56 1998-05-22 12 [LONDON] A group of hot air ballooning enthusiasts preparing for a dawn takeoff in the shadow of Londons Tower Bridge yesterday. Special permission for the flight of six balloons was granted by aviation authorities to mark Ascension Day. But unfavourable weather conditions led to theREUTERS - 56 words
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321 1998-05-22 12 WASHINGTON House had voted to block transfer of missile technology Reuters THE White House yesterday denounced a House of Representatives vote that would halt satellite and missile technology transfers to China as a "knee-jerk reaction" to newspaper headlines. Republicans wantReuters - 321 words
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151 1998-05-22 12 LONDON Reuters THE UK yesterday announced plans to boost workers' rights and to extend trade unions' powers, moves seen as the most wide-ranging workplace reform for decades. Union recognition, the central plank of the reform, will be triggered if in a ballot a majority, andReuters - 151 words
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323 1998-05-22 12 GENEVA AFP US TRADE Representative Charlene Barshefsky said on Wednesday that Washington wanted China to join the World Trade Organisation rapidly, but on terms that matched its trading prowess. "We welcome China's admission to the WTO, but only on the basisAFP - 323 words
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246 1998-05-22 12 MOSCOW Reuters TRADE unions yesterday called on Russian miners to stop work until they received long-overdue wages, as thousands vented their anger by throwing blockades across rail lines. Launching concerted action after more than a week of wildcat protests, the RosugleprofReuters - 246 words
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EDITORIAL & OPINION
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Article, Illustration750 1998-05-22 14 Leon Hadar - THB BOTTOM UMB OPINION By Leon Hadar The writer is BT's Washington correspondent THAT the five nuclear tests conducted by India last week came as a "surprise" to the US intelligence community with its budget of US$27 billion (5544.5 billion) and advanced technology750 words
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Article103 1998-05-22 14 'Demand for new homes is supporting spending on everything from hammers to hammocks.' -Stephen SUfar an economist, on the booming US housing market, which is boosting demand for building materials, hardware and garden supplies. These guys have invented and reinvented concepts so many times, it's amazing. Their103 words
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Article, Illustration1019 1998-05-22 14 Loh Hui Yin - All signs point to a low voter turnout of 30 to 35 per cent for the legislative elections on Sunday By Loh Hui Yin The writer is a BT correspondent in Hongkong CANDIDATES contesting Sunday's legislative elections have put in lots of leg work, put onFILE PHOTO - 1,019 words
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Article, Illustration728 1998-05-22 14 Gary Bauer Richard Land - By Gary Bauer Richard Land Gary Bauer is Family Research Council president; Richard Land is president of the Ethics Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention LAT US President Clinton's defenders have said we should ignore private moralityLAT - 728 words
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Article899 1998-05-22 14 Stopping V-mrms race AS FOR stopping a South Asian arms race, this may occur independently of American diplomacy. Because China has a stronger economy and a 34-year head start, India may conclude that it has no realistic prospect of matching the Chinese nuclear arsenal and decide899 words
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Miscellaneous331 1998-05-22 15 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD ACROSS ~j"" l ™l^^* 1 Note pamphlet put around is Pi P f 1 1 I 1 to beguile WM WM MM M| 5 A man of stone 9 Fine the worker taking part 3 I I I j j 10 Greek place exhibiting pic- Hfl tures in331 words
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EXECUTIVE LIFESTYLE
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Article, Illustration1007 1998-05-22 16 PABVATHIN MARAYAN - Balinese artist I Made Djirna paints a unique tribute, using just greys and browns, reports pabvathui marayam PABVATHIN MARAYAN WOMAN as Mother is one of those all-time "bigthemes that creative people have experimented with down the ages. The relationship between mother and child is primal,1,007 words
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COMAPNIES & MARKETS
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281 1998-05-22 17 Wong Wei Kong - EASING OF CPF DIVESTMENT RULES It's examining some curbs with changes to be on veiled after review: spokesman Wong Wei Kong [SINGAPORE] After lifting virtually all investment restrictions on CPF unit trusts, the Central Provident Fund Board is now in the process of reviewing281 words
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473 1998-05-22 17 Shiv Taneja - New CPF rales just mean more choice for investors By Shiv Taneja [SINGAPORE] CPF-approved unit trust 9 will soon be able to invest globally, but fund managers with two or more Central Provident Fund unit trusts in their stable say they will continue473 words
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693 1998-05-22 17 Shiv Taneja - HOCK LOCK SIEW Shiv Taneja NO FUND manager can complain that the restrictions on managing assets under the Central Provident Fund Investment Scheme (CPFIS) are too onerous; there are practically none now. Sure, there will be those who argue that the liberalisation of the CPFIS693 words
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Article, Illustration360 1998-05-22 17 Shiv Taneja - By\ Shiv Taneja [SINGAPORE] The Investment Management Association of Singapore (Imas) has big plans for an awareness and education campaign for the unit trust industry over the next few months, a senior official said yesterday. Richard Tan, senior vicepresident of investment banking andFILE PHOTO - 360 words
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Article222 1998-05-22 17 Bloomberg [KUALA LUMPUR] The Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday reprimanded four publicly-traded companies for delayed reporting of their financial results, and one company for late publication of its annual report. "The (stock exchange) views this contravention seriously and thereby cautions the board of directorsBloomberg - 222 words
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452 1998-05-22 17 Catherine Ong - Byi Catherine Ong [SINGAPORE] Investors yesterday reacted favourably to news that DBS Bank is hiring former top JP Morgan man John Olds as its new chief executive officer. In brisk morning trading, DBS' local shares were chased to a452 words
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SINGAPORE & MALAYSIAN COMPANIES
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341 1998-05-22 18 Ang Wan May - Parent Asia Pacific Investments holds the other 50% By* Ang Wan May [SINGAPORE] Asia Pacific Breweries Ltd is paying close to US$3O million (5549.1 million) for a stake in the Shanghai brewery and distribution business it currently manages for parent Asia Pacific341 words
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315 1998-05-22 18 Annette Pan - By t Annette Pan [SINGAPORE] Mainboardlisted contract manufacturer JIT Holdings yesterday reported a 179 per cent jump in net profits to $13.7 million for the year ended March 1998, exceeding analysts' forecasts. Group turnover grew 129 per cent to $396.5 million because of new315 words
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Article, Illustration404 1998-05-22 18 Christopher Tan - Profits could rise even if sales may have fallen, says MD By< Christopher Tan [SINGAPORE] Sime Singapore's motor profits could rise this year even though car sales could be lower than last year's, said a top executive. "Motor is expected to maintainST/ AZIZ HUSSIN - 404 words
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COMAPNY Briefs
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Article49 1998-05-22 18 [SINGAPORE] Bambang Trihatmodjo, the son of former Indonesian president Suharto, has sold another 74,000 shares in Van der Horst, lowering his stake in the company to 6.01 per cent, or 6.78 million shares. Prior to the sale, his stake was 6.06 per cent.49 words
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65 1998-05-22 18 [SINGAPORE] Jurong Shipyard has appointed 60-year-old Ryuhei Nose a non-executive director of the company with effect from yesterday. Mr Nose has been an alternate director to Takeshi Yana since July 1,1997. He was nominated by Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries Co Ltd of Japan to replace Shigeyuki Nakamura.65 words
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64 1998-05-22 18 {SINGAPORE] Serial System has formed two subsidiaries to distribute its high-technology electronic components, semiconductors and related peripherals and products. Forever Rise International Ltd, incorporated in the Virgin Islands, has a paid-up capital of US$50,000 (SJ81.900). Serial Hi Tech Sdn Bhd, in Malaysia, has a paid-up64 words
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57 1998-05-22 18 [SINGAPORE] Mainboard-listed Lion Teck Chiang's Angkasa Welded Mesh Pte Ltd has terminated its lease on a three-hectare plot of industrial land in Tuas. The land, to be leased for 30 years from Jurong Town Corporation, was to have been the site for Angkasa's57 words
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95 1998-05-22 18 Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] Rashid Hussain Bhd yesterday denied a report that it planned to take over troubled Omega Securities Sdn Bhd. "However, we are considering proposals from Omega Holdings Bhd and Omega Securities with a view of protecting our interests following the non-payment by OmegaReuters - 95 words
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128 1998-05-22 18 Bernama [KUALA LUMPUR] Berjaya Singer has posted a group pre-tax profit 0f32.67 million ringgit (5114.2 million) for the year ended April 30, down 71 per cent from RMU3.O2 million in the previous financial year. Turnover rose 4 per cent to RM1.42 billion from RM1.37Bernama - 128 words
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Article522 1998-05-22 18 Lim Beng See - LETTER TO THE EDITOR Lim Beng See Senior Vice-President, Corporate Communications NatSteel WE REFER to the May 19 Hock Lock Slew commentary headlined "Nat Steel's full disclosure of provisions is two months late". We are disturbed by the misleading nature of the headline and certain522 words
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257 1998-05-22 20 AFP [TOKYO] Japan's Sega Enterprises Ltd unveiled a major tie-up yesterday with the software giant Microsoft Corp and electronics firm NEC Corp to produce the world's first games console with Internet access. Sega predicts its new console, which will be calledAFP - 257 words
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Article, Illustration484 1998-05-22 20 Carol Eng - Region's sales down 20% in US$ terms due to currency turmoil Byy Carol Eng [SINGAPORE] Sales in South-east Asia for HewlettPackard have contracted for the first time in 10 years, Cheah Kean Huat, HP managing director of Singapore and484 words
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330 1998-05-22 20 Bloomberg Bloom berg [KUALA LUMPUR] Renong Bhd said it swung to a loss in the first nine months of fiscal 1998, as the ringgit's slide boosted the cost of its foreign currency borrowings. Associate United Engineers (M), which took a 32.6 per cent stakeBloomberg; Bloom berg - 330 words
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Article, Illustration437 1998-05-22 20 Canadian firm said to be paying 80% in cash, 20% in stock Bloomberg [AMSTERDAM] Seagram Co, the Canadian owner of Universal Studios, has agreed to buy PolyGram NV, the world's largest music company, for about US$lO.5 billion (5517.2 billion) in stock and cash,Bloomberg; FILE PHOTO - 437 words
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406 1998-05-22 22 Profitability makes them vulnerable to rising debt defaults: KPMG poll Bloomberg [SYDNEY] The profitability of Australian banks is at historically high levels, making them vulnerable to rising debt defaults and intensifying competition, according to a survey by the accounting firm KPMG.Bloomberg - 406 words
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379 1998-05-22 22 EC concludes world's biggest accounting firm won't dominate Bloomberg [BRUSSELS] Price Waterhouse and Coopers Lybrand received final European Union clearance for their merger, which will create the world's biggest accounting firm. The European Commission, the executive agency that enforces EU antitrust policy, said itBloomberg - 379 words
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185 1998-05-22 22 [SINGAPORE] Singapore Reinsurance Corporation has opened a representative office in Shanghai. A Singapore Re spokesman told BT yesterday that the Shanghai office will serve as the liaison unit to promote the company's reinsurance business in China. The office will also gather information on the185 words
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312 1998-05-22 22 Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Nationsßank Corp and Bank America Corp, which have agreed to a US$6O billion (5598.5 billion) merger, will earmark US$35O billion in loans and investments to small businesses and low-er-income consumers and communities over the next 10 years. TheBloomberg - 312 words
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242 1998-05-22 22 Reuters [DUBAI) Bullion traders here, hurt by the liberalisation of the Indian gold market, are seeking ways to salvage their once-booming trade, but some say hopes of a viable rescue look farfetched. Traders at Dubai's downtown Gold Souk said demand from India, the world'sReuters - 242 words
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169 1998-05-22 22 Charlie Kuo - HSCXTAIWAV FUTURES Charlie Kuo Charlie Kuo, service dealer, Refco Singapore [SINGAPORE] The Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures contract rose for the second day as Indonesian President Suharto resigned, a move that could stabilise the current situation in Indonesia. The gains, however, may not169 words
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287 1998-05-22 22 ENERGY REPORT Reuters [LONDON] World oil prices were tentatively higher yesterday but brimming oil storage tanks are likely to dampen gains, oil traders said. Brent crude futures recovered to trade 15 cents higher at U5513.87 a barrel at 1430 GMT but prices haveReuters - 287 words
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Article280 1998-05-22 22 Reuters AFP London THE dollar fell to its lowest in nearly four months against the mark yesterday, its slide assisted by gains the mark made against sterling and the yen. The mark's surge to fiveyear highs against the yen late in Europe lifted dollar/yen from lows it hitReuters; AFP - 280 words
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Article, Illustration1192 1998-05-22 22 mTBRBAME CROSS KATES M y21 -r tp: pi J»mw9m- m mm* n— it <■* -,i»- wrt mhn«< jps AttSrjfll 0 912 1178 0.565 3.72# fa 4OT BJM***** 0451 1746 22W (*****487 MAO U838 1211 >928 21MIIUM 0206 0.630 Canada 1097 5.737 0420 4.087 1219 5256 ***** 76.022 0.933 9417 2.6051,192 words
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Article1740 1998-05-22 23 8IC0M FUTUIBS May 21 RU86CR (Marts dosfa* it at 5.30pm) RSS1 CONTRACTU cwitaAg) CtOM VoiWM Optn Month High Low Sott (touts) totorost Jw> 96 127.00 127.00 127.00 50 700 Jul 98 128.00 1665 Aug 98 128.25 2565 a 96 130.00 130.00 130.00 300 1465 Doc 98 134.25 134.251,740 words
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Article2179 1998-05-22 23 Tff London: FTSC-100 5,935.6 »2U Parte CAC-40 dosed Stockholm: OMX closed rrmkfurt DA* closed Brustclv BCL-20 dosed Milen: MiB-30 35,073 «*73 Amsterdam: ACX closed Zurich: SMI closed Jot>ur«:Joh-tnd 9,883.8 *7X1 *~i*° °-r Toronto: TSC Come 7,695.40 *3102 Hew York: Dow Jones 9,079.81 »25-V6 New Yorlu SAP 8002,179 words
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Article1531 1998-05-22 23 Bloomberg AFP Q Nikkei 225 ****** JAPANESE stocks rose for a fourth day as the resignation of Indonesian President Suharto eased concerns political turbulence in that country would drag down currencies and economies across Asia. "The feeling is that we've avoided the worst another Asian crisis even if thereBloomberg; AFP - 1,531 words
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Article, Illustration1521 1998-05-22 24 Reuters H Han* Seng +12L27 STOCKS closed higher yesterday as buyers returned to the market, nerves calmed by news of Indonesian President Suharto's resignation, brokers said. The Hang Seng Index rallied 121.27 points, or 1.27 per cent, to close at 9,670.45 after hitting a high of 9,725.11. HSBC HoldingsReuters - 1,521 words
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Article, Illustration580 1998-05-22 24 AFP Bridge News Reuters QShenzhenßlndex +OJO SHANGHAI'S B shares rose 2.0 per cent yesterday on a technical rebound, analysts said. "The regional markets improved after Suharto's resignation, triggering a rebound in Shanghai's market," a J A Securities analyst said. The Shanghai Stock Exchange's B Share Index rose 0.96 pointsAFP; Bridge News; Reuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 580 words
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Article351 1998-05-22 24 AFP QwFMk +10L83 TAIWAN stocks rose 1.2 per cent yesterday buoyed by Indonesian President Suharto's resignation and strong buying of financial shares by foreign investors, dealers said. The Weighted Price Index rose 101.83 points to 8,369.32, following a 1.6 per cent rally in the previous session. "Suharto's resignation isAFP - 351 words
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Article, Illustration783 1998-05-22 24 AFP SET Index +0.4 THAI share prices rose 0.1 per cent yesterday but closed of their earlier highs in the wake of Indonesian President Suharto's resignation, analysts and dealers said. Analysts said that although overall volumes were low, market sentiment was buoyed by positive developments in Indonesia, which helpedAFP - 783 words
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Article284 1998-05-22 24 AFP P Marin *A&B PHILIPPINE share prices closed 2.3 per cent higher yesterday after Indonesian President Suharto lifted some regional uncertainties with his abrupt resignation. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index gained 48.32 points to 2,148.61. Turnover volume rose to 641 million shares worth 1.46 billion pesos. —AFP M»n,u MimnqAFP - 284 words
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Article415 1998-05-22 24 AFP Composite lad« 4SJ SHARE prices yesterday fell 1.9 per cent on the Korea Stock Exchange on news that the real gross domestic product contracted 3.8 per cent in the first quarter, the biggest drop in 18 years, dealers said. "The market seemed to gain strength on the newsAFP - 415 words
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Article584 1998-05-22 24 AFP flmOrimriM +I<l3 AUSTRALIAN share prices rose 0.4 per cent yesterday as initial enthusiasm over the resignation of Indonesia's President Suharto soon diminished. The All Ordinaries Index closed just 10.3 points higher at 2,733.5. Turnover totalled 371 million shares worth Asl.3 billion. The All Industrials Index closed up 14.7AFP - 584 words
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Article247 1998-05-22 24 AFP n Wellington -123 NEW ZEALAND stocks were down 0.1 per cent yesterday with little reaction to the resignation of Indonesian President Suharto. The announcement came within half an hour of close which saw the NZSE-40 down 2.23 points to 2,217.96 on turnover worth NZ5153.9 million. «a»2i us roomAFP - 247 words
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Article8620 1998-05-22 25 MBUSTKIALS ConiMMr pn^Kti l«H Last Vol Day Net Cap High Ln CMT««iy SaM OOP High Law P/t \m» 310 180 A|inomoto 220 12.1 89.2 148 65 Angkasa 74 4 28 74 70 1.7 109.1 290 123 Apollo Food Hlg 160 -5 6 160 132 4.7 64.0 388 190 BerieyeLend 2748,620 words
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Article, Illustration383 1998-05-22 25 AFP n Composite Index +24.43 MALAYSIAN shares rose 4.3 per cent yesterday, bolstered by plans to set up a special agency to handle non-performing loans and the resignation of Indonesian President Suharto. The Composite Index closed at 593.62 points, up 24.43 points.AFP - 383 words
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159 1998-05-22 26 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH -By R Sivanithy THERE are a host of soon-to-expire warrants in Malaysia which look like they could offer decent value at some stage in the not-too-distant future. One example is the warrant issued by Petronas Dagangan, which expires in February next year. The159 words
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Article3488 1998-05-22 26 BONOS, LOANS ft WAMANTS wt i»98 Lost Vol Oiy Last Ouott Avg High Low StiM Ccwuny Sal* COOO) MKjh Low Buyer Soilor Prlco 23.5 9 m 3000 12.5 11.5 14 20.5 8 3160 A Acar ******1USS 10 7.5 10 95 8.5 3164 Ac mo W*****4 18.5 *3 3 18.5 153,488 words
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Article2311 1998-05-22 26 Transaction date May 21 Cr Or 1998 Last V«i Day Last Oust* Mv Mv YM Nat M Cap Lsar Stne Cinaaiy tats fOOO) Hmi Laar Bwyat Sa6ar C*w W M 135 28 m» 5000 AISB50C 68.5 *103 1266 70 58 6&5 70 53 13 13 27.7 703 65.52,311 words
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6601 1998-05-22 27 Transaction date: Ma\ 21 Or Or M Wt 1998 Kit Vol Day Lnt OuoU Dtv Dlv VM Net Cap A v« High Low St No Company Sal* COOO) High Law Buyer Seller Cvr P/I Smil Price INDUSTRIALS 43 16.5 a 1020 ACE Dynamics60c.... 19.56,601 words
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Article1232 1998-05-22 27 6r Or M «rt 1998 Last V* Day LMt Ouat* Dlv Olv YM Net Cap Av« High Low Stw Ca«j»a«y Sal« COOP) High Law 8uyar Sa»ar C'tr W »w<l Erica 134 83 a 2000 A8RHIdgs5c 84 85 87 41.0 84 243 76 a 2049 AS Auto 10c 131 *41,232 words
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Article220 1998-05-22 28 Sleeks VoJuw •RHB Cap Wt99 37,509,000 *M Resources 28,736,000 •Renong BM 50c 27,032,000 *MBf Capital 22,129,000 •Rekapacifk 8h 21,931,000 HKLandUSIOc 15,431,000 •Pub Bk Foreign 12,080,000 STEngglOc 9,958,000 •Berjaya Group 9,105,000 SingTel 15c 8.960,000 Stoda I DBS Foreign 37,384,853 SPH 29,336,546 OCBC Foreign 27,750,776 SIA Foreign 24,261,835 SingTel 15c 21,637,481 HKLandUSIOc220 words
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Article, Illustration57 1998-05-22 28 Shiv Taneja - -by Shiv Taneja ANTAH Holdings closed 4.5 cents higher yesterday at 32.5 cents on a volume of 3.74 million shares, compared with its 10-day traded average of 397,900 shares. In the near term, there is more upside for this stock. However, this could be quite short-lived, according to57 words
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Article, Illustration652 1998-05-22 28 R Sivanithy - STOCK MiUBT COMHBMTAHY Investors welcome Suharto's resignation, further GPF liberalisation, M'sia's set-np of agency to acquire bad bank loans By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] Singapore and Malaysian stocks yesterday soared 3.6 and 4.3 per cent respectively as investors welcomed a tripleSource: Bridge - 652 words
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Article111 1998-05-22 28 PROPERTY values in several countries in the region have plumbed to such depths that even private equity funds are getting into the game. Normally equity fluids, which are venture capital funds, avoid investing in real estate, said Kathleen Ng, Mi tor of Hongkong-based Private Equity Bulletin.111 words
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Article92 1998-05-22 28 ONE observer, commenting on the status of independent directors who were recently in the news because of the new amendments regarding their role, said it is interesting that the Stock Exchange of Singapore did not touch on the "independence" of independent directors of GLCs or government-linked companies. The92 words
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Article103 1998-05-22 28 BLOOMBERG News has reported that Dresdner Klein wort Benson, expanding in Asia as other Arms cut back, recently hired former Merrill Lynch Co banker Zhang Liping to head a new China investment-banking business. Dresdner, which recently hired Keiichi Mitake from Tokyo's defunct Yamaichi Securities Co to103 words
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Article69 1998-05-22 28 ASKED if diversified Intraco Ltd would remain in the black this year, a high-ranking company official replied rather unconvincingly: *1 hope so." We too, actually. The former trading-based group had been on the slide since two years back, and remained profitable only by the skin69 words
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Article61 1998-05-22 28 APPARENTLY everyone who works for Barclays Capital the bits that were left after investment bank BZW got sold off— has recently been given a "stress relief* ball. Just because Barclays Capital is such a stressful place to work, why do they have to advertise it, is61 words
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Article54 1998-05-22 28 IT is well known that Silicon Valley is home to computer wizards. Located in California, USA, it is home to high-tech firms like Cisco Systems, Intel, and Netscape. Not so well known is that next to Cisco's headquarters there is a mental institution. Guess a mental asylum has to54 words
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Advertisement726 1998-05-22 20 •fig To advertise call toll-free 1800-*****83 POH LIAN HOLDINGS LIMITED NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Gateway 1 2, Level 2, Pan Pacific Hotel, 7 Raffles Boulevard, Marine Square, Singapore *****5 on Monday, 8726 words
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Article312 1998-05-22 29 Bridge News Reuters LITTLE Panamax activity was seen in the Atlantic, but brokers here said rates are continuing to "head south" with not enough cargoes quoted and too many ships available. HlaaAaMkAil rauirai TANKERfk Trading in the Caribbean was relatively active with several fixtures surfacing for Aframaxesand Panamaxes,Bridge News; Reuters - 312 words
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Article216 1998-05-22 29 Sit POMMPutton _060 *0.04 CkuanHup 0.42 *OOOS 202 Cmco Invoftmant a7S rrMitLJnk* 020 undi 103 OOHoMtogi 0l20S Hal Sun Hup 0.515 *0.015 410 HltacNZoMn OM -0.005 M3 IMCHaMnat HK 5.60 JayaHoMng*__0J9 Jurong SNpyarti —7.70 *0.73 139 KappoiCarp XM *0.10 2610 UMriras 4.62 Koppot Marino 1.44 unch 14 K4M«TM216 words
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Article, Illustration409 1998-05-22 29 Marvus Hand - Asian lines which have expanded rapidly will be most affected: Clarkson's By. Marvus Hand [SINGAPORE] Asia's economic woes could spur more mergers and acquisitions in container shipping, as the effects really begin to bite this year, according to a report by Clarkson ResearchFILE PHOTO - 409 words
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768 1998-05-22 29 Selva Kumar - ADMIRALTY CASEBOOK By I Selva Kumar THE "default" clause in a sale of goods contract in the GAFTA 100 Form does not exclude a seller's entitlement to claim damages for expenses incurred in cancelling the charter of a vessel768 words
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197 1998-05-22 29 AFP [NEW DELHI] India is planning an investment of US$4.l billion (556.7 billion) during the next five years to develop its major ports, a minister said yesterday. Federal minister of transport M Thambi Durai said the government would put up US$5l2 million while theAFP - 197 words
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335 1998-05-22 29 David Taylor - Economic recovery may take 1-2 years, conference told Froml David Taylor in Hongkong INDONESIA Is the key to economic recovery in Asia and with it hopes for increased trade and future port development. The peaceful transfer of power by former Indonesian335 words
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369 1998-05-22 29 China, Hongkong trade feeling the impact of Asia's economic woes Bloomberg [HONGKONG] Cosco Pacific Ltd said shipping through its Hongkong cargo terminal is decreasing, in a sign that Asia's economic troubles are hitting both China's biggest shipping line and the world's largestBloomberg - 369 words
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Article, Illustration509 1998-05-22 30 P T Bangsberg - CHINA PORTS Authorities hope the nation's largest inland liquid chemicals berth will boost business From P T Bangsberg in Manila CHINA'S largest inland berth for liquid chemicals is now open to foreign customers, part of a plan to bolster the business and perhaps wrest some away509 words
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334 1998-05-22 30 PAGE ESP lines 14 ACl 9 tthtoptan 6 AMI 3 Evergreen 6 Accord 8 F*"** M Ahrenkiel M FoongSun 8 Appenship 5 Fr#ta AsiaOCL, 15 FrtUnks 16 Astro 3 Clink 4 Austral 9 Gemartrans 8 Avant 16 Genshpg 9 B'tang Mas" 8 GtoyHav334 words
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Article17161 1998-05-22 38 THEBUSINESSTIMES THEBUSINESSTIMES EXPORT ETA ETA Advertiser Vessel Voyage Telephone ETA ETA Advertiser Vessel Voyage Telephone SIN Dest'n Name Name Number Number SIN Dest'n Name Name Number Number 24/05 04/06 MISC KOTA HASIL 151 65-*****22 A 24/05 04/06 PIL KOTA HASIL 151 65-*****93 To ABIDJAN (ABJ) 2003 24/05 B/0417,161 words
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Article726 1998-05-22 45 Vessel Voy No Berth Arrival Departure AreAa|ay3168 i J02 alongside 22.05/0600 8t Ketwng J *****8 J01 alongside 22 05/0730 8tKotaJaya *****6 J01 alongside 22.05/1300 St P Tunggal *****8 J01 alongside 21.05/2200 Bt Pi) MO 795 *****6 J01 alongside 21.05/2000 Bt Pul Telor *****8 J01 alongside 22 05/0800 Bt726 words
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Article1768 1998-05-22 45 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Booking/Balance Rstls Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Period From To From Ac i Clmr 040* 23/0700 U 21/800 21/WS9 21/1*00 18 21/1500 21/1659 21/1900 2* 21/1700 22/0659 22/0900 21 21/1700 22/0659 22/0900 3 22/0700 22/1159 22/MOO 4 22/1200 22/1459 22/1700 Mam*1,768 words
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Article181 1998-05-22 45 May 28 United Kingdom: Spring Bank Holiday. United States: Memorial Day. May 28 Hong Kong: Tuen Ng Festival. Ma y 30 Taiwan: Dragon Boat Festival Jon 1 Austria: Whit Monday. Belgium: Whit Monday. Brunei: Anniversary of Royal Brunei Malay Regiment. Denmark: Whit Monday. France: Whit Monday. Germany: Whit181 words
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Article938 1998-05-22 45 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 individual938 words
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Article445 1998-05-22 45 Carbon 180 Mu 992.2 0.9 18.0 O.n 123 0.06 May M Density Water Residue Ask AhjmMw* Sediment No above E25 10 1110 380 Ave 966.4 02 16.4 0.06 30 0.03 tl 380 Mu 992.9 2.0 19.6 0.16 72 0.08 «6/MM »/v m/m »*/M mi t»o above445 words
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Article, Illustration622 1998-05-22 46 BOEING-AIRBUS TUSSLE FOE SALES Seattle pl&nem&ker has lead over European rival with its 8717-200 AFP [BERLIN] Airbus and Boeing took their 25-year business dogfight into a new market, signalling at Berlin's international airshow that they were ready to tussle over sales of short-range, smaller capacityAFP; FILE PHOTO - 622 words
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Article, Illustration526 1998-05-22 46 Bloomberg [BERLIN] British Aerospace pic chief executive John Weston said his company, one of the partners in Airbus Industrie, is concerned that the European planemaker's plan to build a 550-seat jet is not financially viable. "We are not convinced," Mr Weston told reporters at theBloomberg; FILE PHOTO - 526 words
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511 1998-05-22 46 Several hurdles to 3-way alliance inclnding American Bloomberg [WASHINGTON] US Airways Group Inc chairman Stephen Wolf told an annual shareholders meeting the carrier is "open" to renewing its alliance with former partner British Airways pic. "In terms of a broader alliance,Bloomberg - 511 words
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155 1998-05-22 46 Reuters [AMSTERDAM] Dutch carrier KLM said on Wednesday negotiations on the structure of its partnership with Italy's Alitalia were on schedule and the final contract would be signed by Nov 1. KLM president Leo van Wijk said a number ofReuters - 155 words
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437 1998-05-22 46 Reuters [HONGKONG] Flag carrier Garuda Indonesia said it was considering temporarily suspending a number of flights as unrest in Indonesia has left nearly all inbound seats to Jakarta empty. "We are considering cutting frequencies," an airline source in Jakarta said. "We still haveReuters - 437 words
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Article, Illustration377 1998-05-22 46 Christopher Tan - By Christopher Tan [SINGAPORE] Ford Motor Co will export more US and Eu-rope-made products to Asia in its long-term strategy to enhance its image and, hopefully, its market share in this growth area. In an exclusive interview with Shipping Times, president377 words
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