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Title Section14 1998-06-17 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MITA (P) 110/12/97 85c SINGAPORE Internet: http://www.asial.com.sg/biztimes WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 109814 words
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Article68 1998-06-17 1 SID L.048J6 (-3.88) BT-SW 430u00 (-2.27) BTOOMP BKL3S (-10.19) BTMQA 537.50 (+2.36) l"T MARKET MOOD: UDm STOCK HAKKET INDICES Tuesday Change KLSE COMP 435.84 -18.40 NIKKEI 14,***** -104.79 HANGSENO 7,***** +03.96 SET INDEX 257.44 -5 JAKARTA COMP „J90i 1 -€.99 MANILA COMP _1,72M§ 2031 TAIPEI WPI 7,***** +120.4468 words
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Article79 1998-06-17 1 F0KEX1ATES uss St US$ 1.741 £(US$/SS per I) 1.641 2.865 DM 1.800 mi YEN 146 1100* RM 4.06 0.429 HK$ 7.74 0226 BAHT 4128 0.040 RUPIAH 16,07ft 0.012* *SSIo ICO units PUKE BATES SINGAPORE* 7 88 KUALALUMPUR 11 SO JAKARTA J8.00 BANGKOK 14.75 MANILA wan HONG KONG 10.25 TAIPEI79 words
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Article, Illustration778 1998-06-17 1 Lee Han Shih - Extra $33m provision brings year's loss to $109 m By Lee Han Shih [SINGAPORE] IPC Corp's external auditors Ernst Young has severely qualified the accounts of the company and raised questions on the value of several of its assets totalling $326 million aSource Bloomberg - 778 words
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Article, Illustration586 1998-06-17 1 Ven Sreenivasan - Finance Index hits new low, Foreign share premiums fall By' Ven Sreenivasan [SINGAPORE] Bank shares in Singapore skidded to new lows yesterday as pressure on the local currency heightened fears that higher interest costs will pare their profits sharply. The selldown broughtCompiled by BT; Source: Bloomberg - 586 words
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Article, Illustration298 1998-06-17 1 Lee Han Shih - By Lee Han Shih [SINGAPORE] A few weeks after the news that his old boss John Olds would become chief executive of DBS Bank, Fock Siew Wah has joined the board of the governmentlinked bank. A brief statement from DBS298 words
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600 1998-06-17 1 Wong Wei Kong - But pending review, growth still likely to be at lower end of forecast, he says By Wong Wei Kong [SINGAPORE] Singapore's economic growth this year is likely to be at the lower end of the official forecast range of between 2.5600 words
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491 1998-06-17 1 Ruth Wong - From Ruth Wong in Kuala Lumpur THE foreign shareholding limit for Malaysian stockbroking companies won't be raised after all. Finance Minister Anwar Ibrahim said yesterday that he has rejected a proposal by the Securities Commission to raise the limit to 70 per cent491 words
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Advertisement141 1998-06-17 1 nrsms Investment iniWwi te be hit fc the next few yetrs Impact will be significant when the regional economic woes kick in fully, says Economic Development Board chairman Philip Yeo, P|2 Property Index falls to record lew And with some counters trading at between 60 per cent and 80 per141 words
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Advertisement39 1998-06-17 1 SES Property Index falls to record low, Pg 15 Markets in turmoil, Page 4 Japanese rush to convert yen Rupiah, still mired in uncertainty, slides 2.7% Pertamina might do barter deals Indian stocks ride out a roller coaster day39 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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298 1998-06-17 2 Annette Pau - Impact will be significant when the region's woes kick in folly, says chairman By, Annette Pau SINGAPORE'S foreign investment inflows in the next few years are likely to be hit as the impact of the regional economic woes kick in298 words
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369 1998-06-17 2 Toh Han Shih - By' Toh Han Shih SINGAPORE has advocated revamping Internet charge arrangements to make Net access cheaper in Asia. The proposal was spelt out in Singapore's declaration at the third A pec Telecommunication Ministers Meeting which ended on June 5. Apec (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation) ministers369 words
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Article, Illustration373 1998-06-17 2 Clarissa Tan - Sim Puay Suang said to be joining US bank for more senior post By* Clarissa Tan THE woman who has spearheaded United Overseas Bank's aggressive retail banking operations for the past 20 years is quitting to join another bank. Sim Puay Suang, whoFILE PHOTO - 373 words
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Article, Illustration300 1998-06-17 2 Clarissa Tan - EYE ON THE ECONOMY Finance By i Clarissa Tan MONEY supply measure M 2 grew a slower 7.6 per cent in April. This, and falling loans growth, suggest that the economy could be headed for a recession, according to one analyst. Latest figures fromSource: MAS - 300 words
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Article, Illustration452 1998-06-17 2 Louis Beckerling - But dispute over rent rise based on re-survey of space yet to be resolved Reports by Louis Beckerling JUDGMENT has been awarded against the Chijmes restaurant, Stars,' which has been found liable to pay its landlord rent arrears amounting to $1,065CHRIS LOH - 452 words
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474 1998-06-17 2 THE developer and landlord of the $100 million Chijmes restoration project has broken its silence in the face of tenant discontent over its management of the complex. That discontent hit the headlines on May 14 when anchor tenant and star attraction of474 words
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MARKETS IN TURMOIL
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264 1998-06-17 4 Reuters [MELBOURNE] The World Bank said Asia was plunging into depression and called on Japan to help pull the region out of its economic nose-dive. World Bank senior regional official Jean-Michel Severino said Asia was on the threshold of deep and longReuters - 264 words
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411 1998-06-17 4 Flight which began with freeing of forex market is quickening with yen's drop IHT [TOKYO] Holders of yen are shipping funds out of the country and converting them into Western currencies at an unprecedented rate, foreign analysts and Japanese officials said onIHT - 411 words
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515 1998-06-17 4 Shoeb Kagda - Fall attributed to 'non-economic domestic factors' From Shoeb Kagda in Jakarta CONTINUING political and economic uncertainty continued to plague the rupiah yesterday as the Indonesian currency slid 2.7 per cent to end at 15,100 to the US doUar. Bank Indonesia governor515 words
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397 1998-06-17 4 [SINGAPORE] Asian currencies were taken on a hectic ride yesterday, as the yen went through one of its most volatile sessions in recent trading. Most eventually finished stronger against the US dollar, snapping a losing streak of up to seven sessions,397 words
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Article, Illustration433 1998-06-17 4 Anthony Rowley - Mo real recovery till financial system is stabilised: BOJ From Anthony Rowley in Tokyo WHAT appeared to be a reversal of the yen's relentless slide when it gained sharply against the dollar yesterday, turned out to be just a technical correction. By the closeREUTERS - 433 words
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397 1998-06-17 4 Ronnie Lim - Deals involving crude for oil product swaps have already been struck: source By) Ronnie Lim [SINGAPORE] Faced with a foreign exchange crunch, Indonesian national oil company Pertamina, which takes over direct oil imports in two weeks' time, could resort to bartering commodities397 words
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Article, Illustration386 1998-06-17 4 Yogi Aggarwal - From' Yogi Aggarwal in Bombay STOCKMARKETS in India went through a rollercoaster ride yesterday, falling 6 per cent at one stage only to claw back the losses by the close of trading. The benchmark 30-stock Bombay Stock Exchange Sensitive Index (Sensex) rose 8.1Source: Bloomberg - 386 words
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FOCUS: MONEY MATTERS
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Article, Illustration1045 1998-06-17 5 Larry Wee - There was some consolidation in the US$ yesterday, but its long-term trend remains up By Larry Wee IT'S been a nightmare week, even by recent volatile standards. Once again, Asian currencies took a hammering, their interest rates exploded as a consequence, and stocks tumbled. Led by theCompiled by BT; Source: Bridge; Source: Morgan - 1,045 words
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522 1998-06-17 5 Raising rates could trigger a recession, not doing so leaves the A$ weak and stokes inflation THE hedge fund tactics used to sell the Australian dollar close to an all-time low last week revive the old debate about whether monetary policy should be operated with a522 words
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Article409 1998-06-17 5 Larry Wee - What can Japan do? By'. Larry Wee [SINGAPORE] Last week, Japan's first-quarter gross domestic product (GDP) numbers confirmed that it is in recession for the first time since 1975, and the yen sank to its lowest in almost eight years. Asia's fragile fortunes reeled as the yen sank. And409 words
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Article348 1998-06-17 5 Larry Wee - Compiled by Larry Wee Sources: ABN Amro (ABN), JP Morgan (JPM), Independent Economic Analysis Holdings (IDEA) and MMS International (MMS) United State* Today: The Fed's latest "beige book" briefing on the state of the US economy will be released, and after Monday's 200-point drop in the Dow,Sources: ABN Amro (ABN), JP Morgan (JPM), Independent Economic Analysis Holdings (IDEA) and MMS International (MMS) - 348 words
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Advertisement1562 1998-06-17 6 lllestpac Banking Corporation STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS FOR YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 1997 I llfestpac I Banking Corporatio Westpac Banking Corporation and its controlled entities (AH figures quoted in Australian dollars) I I AUSTRALIA I Head Office I 60 Martin Place a ju/u: i I Sydney NSW 2000 Audit Opinion Telephone1,562 words
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SOUTH-EAST ASIA
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495 1998-06-17 7 Al Labita - Analysts say govt may have to borrow from banks, poshing np interest rates From, Al Labita in Manila POOR government revenues have exacerbated the Philippine economy's woes, fuelling speculation that Presidentelect Joseph Estrada may face rough times ahead. Budget Secretary Salvador Enriquez said revenues495 words
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257 1998-06-17 7 HONGKONG Bloomberg THAI officials will meet with counterparts in Malaysia and Indonesia next month to de- cide on whether to pull out of 4 the International Natural Rubber Organisation (Inro), a move that would add volatility to world rubber prices. Thailand's NationalBloomberg - 257 words
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193 1998-06-17 7 JAKARTA AFP MALAYSIA has agreed to take a 49 per cent stake in Indonesia's first Islamic bank, Bank Muamalat, the head of Indonesian Council of Ulemas Hasan Basri said yesterday. "Malaysia has agreed to take 49 per cent of the sharesAFP - 193 words
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622 1998-06-17 7 Eddie Toh, Ruth Wong - Mahathir to focus on economic health; no challenge to leadership expected From Eddie Toh, Ruth Wong in Kiuila Lumpur THIS week's annual general assembly of the dominant political party United Malays National Organisation may see some fireworks in the debate on economic management of622 words
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174 1998-06-17 7 JAKARTA Reuters INDONESIA'S battered national airline Garuda Indonesia will seek to reschedule its USS2OO million (SS3SO million) debt and restructure operations to increase efficiency, the Jakarta Post newspaper reported yesterday. It quoted the airline's new managing director Robby Djohan as saying the company was committedReuters - 174 words
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Article, Illustration470 1998-06-17 8 BEIJING Statement is strongest yet from Bering on pressure on the currency Reuters CHINA'S finance minister yesterday issued one of Beijing's strongest statements yet questioning the stability of its currency, saying that the country's ability to meet its economic growth targetReuters; REUTERS - 470 words
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432 1998-06-17 8 SINGAPORE No move expected until next year; a 10% devaluation forecast Reuters A DEVALUATION of China's yuan to help boost export performance is either on the cards or is a possibility, according to a Reuters poll of 17 banks and independent forecasters inReuters - 432 words
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230 1998-06-17 8 SHANGHAI Bloomberg CHINA'S central bank told commercial banks to pay less interest on US dollar deposits, in a move that could presage the country's fifth interest rate cut since 1996. Banks were told on Friday to cut the interest rate on US dollar oneBloomberg - 230 words
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184 1998-06-17 8 U WASHINGTON Reuters CHINA appears intent on acting "responsibly" to avert a possible round of competitive devaluations in Asia, US Trade Representative Charlene Barshefsky said in remarks published yesterday. Separately, the Washington Post quoted an unidentified senior US official as saying communications between WashingtonReuters - 184 words
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Article, Illustration66 1998-06-17 8 [BEIJING) A Chinese displaying the ticket he had just bought for a documentary film on President Jiang Zemin's visit to the US last year, outside a cinema in Beijing yesterday. The film, called "Crossing the Pacific which details Mr Jiang s eight-day tour, isREUTERS - 66 words
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191 1998-06-17 8 Bloomberg [HONGKONG] A Hongkong judge asked Hongkong units of BAT Industries pic to answer charges the tobacco company sold "billions of dollars" of cigarettes knowing they were going to be smuggled into China. Justice Wally Yeung was speaking during hearings to determine who shouldBloomberg - 191 words
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263 1998-06-17 8 MELBOURNE Bloomberg HONGKONG does not need to devalue its currency and nor does China even though Asia would not come out of its widening recession for some years and recovery will take longer than expected, Hongkong Chief Executive Tung Chee-hwa said. "Many haveBloomberg - 263 words
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ASIA
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Article, Illustration388 1998-06-17 9 CANBERRA Exports slump 30%; new orders fall 19% as recession hits major Asian markets Bloomberg BUSINESS confidence is at its lowest level in seven years as sales dwindle and margins narrow, a survey by the Australian Chamber of Commerce andBloomberg; REUTERS - 388 words
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Article, Illustration345 1998-06-17 9 MELBOURNE Closing markets invites retaliation, costs jobs: Anssie PM Reuters AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister John Howard yesterday rejected populist politician Pauline Hanson's protectionist trade policies, saying they would invite international retaliation. "The solutions to the (Asian) region's current problems lie in knowing how to useReuters; REUTERS - 345 words
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324 1998-06-17 9 WASHINGTON Team going to Islamabad to assess impact of sanctions Reuters THE International Monetary Fund is delaying cash payments for newly nuclear Pakistan while its experts weigh the impact of economic sanctions, international monetary sources said on Monday. The sources, who asked not toReuters - 324 words
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222 1998-06-17 9 DHAKA AFP BANGLADESH Prime Minister Hasina Wajed left here yesterday for New Delhi in a bid to defuse regional tension following last month's nuclear tests by South Asian rivals India and Pakistan, officials said. Mrs Wajed, the first foreign leader to visit NewAFP - 222 words
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248 1998-06-17 9 COLOMBO AFP SRI Lanka President Chandrika Kumaratunga admitted the incidence of corruption in arms purchases for the military and accused the country's anti-graft panel of lethargy, a report said yesterday. The state-run Daily News quoted Mrs Kumaratunga, who is also defenceAFP - 248 words
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401 1998-06-17 9 KUALA LUMPUR AFP ASIAN countries warned yesterday that growing antiAsian sentiment in Australia may rock ties with the region, after the election success of Pauline Hanson's far-right party. Ms Hanson's anti-immi-gration One Nation party won 23 per cent of the vote inAFP - 401 words
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THE WORLD
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425 1998-06-17 10 WASHINGTON Fed's next move may be to cat interest rates, not raise them Bloomberg THE long-awaited slowdown in the US economy sought by Federal Reserve policymakers may be imminent, raising the possibility that the Fed's next move may be to cut in-* terest rates,Bloomberg - 425 words
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437 1998-06-17 10 WASHINGTON Factory output posts subdued gains, a sign of stronger bite from Asian crisis Bloomberg US consumer prices inched higher in May, suggesting no danger of accelerating inflation any time soon. The consumer price index, the government's main barometer of costs for goodsBloomberg - 437 words
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213 1998-06-17 10 LONDON Bloomberg AFP BRITISH consumer prices surged unexpectedly in May, pushing the inflation rate to a six-year record and stoking expectations that interest rates will stay high and could even rise further. The risk of Britain's economy overheating is "closer"Bloomberg; AFP - 213 words
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324 1998-06-17 10 CARDIFF AFP EU leaders yesterday launched a sweeping reform process to prepare for the admission of up to a dozen new members in the next decade, promising a more userfriendly European Union in the 21st Century. "A sustained effort is needed by the memberAFP - 324 words
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Article, Illustration44 1998-06-17 10 [JERICHO, West Bank] Labourers working on a casino complex in this Palestinian self-rule desert town yesterday. Casinos Austria plans to open the "Oasis Casino" complex in autumn of this year and a 5-star hotel in the summer 0f1999. REUTERSREUTERS - 44 words
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366 1998-06-17 10 m NEW YORK As yen falls, Japan's goods displace other Asian exports Reuters DEBATES within the Clinton administration have brought arguments from some advisers that the Japanese government's hidden strategy is to let the country's currency fall, even if it undermines otherReuters - 366 words
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325 1998-06-17 10 WASHINGTON Bloomberg US FEDERAL Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan said the recent wave of industrial and financial services mergers is not likely to decrease comp» tition. Still, he said, it could create such large corporate bureaucracies that shareholders' returns would be hurt. Mr Greenspan andBloomberg - 325 words
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574 1998-06-17 10 Neil Behrmann - LETTER FROM LOMDON Chancellor's schemes hinge on strong growth By Neil Behrmann A FEW years ago, no one would have thought it possible. Yet. Britain's new Labour government is embarking on a privatisation programme that would have made Margaret Thatcher proud.574 words
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EDITORIAL & OPINION
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Article, Illustration807 1998-06-17 11 Leon Hadar - THB BOTTOM LIMB OPINION By Leon Hadar The writer is BT's Washington correspondent. AS President Clinton prepares for his historic summit visit to China, American policy towards Beijing is being argued again in Washington. On Capitol Hill, in the media807 words
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Article98 1998-06-17 11 'It's hard to be totally optimistic about dealings with President Milosevic.' -Madeleine Albright, US Secretary of State, on Nato efforts to pressure the Yugoslav president to ease a crackdown on ethnic Albanians. 'Let's see if the top people also eat grass' -Noor Mohammad, a Pakistani construction worker,98 words
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Article667 1998-06-17 11 EDITORIAL A HEADLINE in the New York Times yesterday read: "US stocks plunge as Asian turmoil worsens", a reference to Monday's 207point dive in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the fifth-worst pointdecline ever. Up to now, the Dow has been steaming ahead, setting new records,667 words
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Article, Illustration1155 1998-06-17 11 David E Sanger - There may be more than meets the eye behind the Japanese currency's sharp fall By: David E Sanger NYT WASHINGTON For the last 10 months, the Clinton administration has warned that a full-blown recession in Japan could prove the time bomb of the Asian crisis,NYT; REUTERS - 1,155 words
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Article521 1998-06-17 11 Min.BftT WE are dismayed with the government's attitude towards the current property slump and economic slowdown, despite the public outcry and warnings by the press and members of parliament. In Singapore, we do not have a truly free property market. Any layman will know521 words
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Article170 1998-06-17 11 Mm iui'm Jrat > cushion People are being encouraged to accept that things will get worse before they improve, but assured that everything possible is being done to alleviate the situation. The falling yen and a multiplicity of troubles in the region will hamper our ability170 words
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Miscellaneous34 1998-06-17 11 DOOHHSBURY By Garry Trudeau rrtGotNG IPONT WHAT uinui m encAnnor ySS? I A eoopnomine I iS^mto ZZJLr %%f I fU^S^SSl ww6 I *%<* m»> [mHm-ljo)nc/MMat»/r§. if*?* 5 »vm I I A^fi?.' l kmaoY H»uee i34 words
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EXECUTIVE LIFESTYLE
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Article, Illustration502 1998-06-17 12 WORLD CUP 98 Although Scotland had a strong start, it was the Norwegians who scored first, but not last SCOTLAND midfielder Craig Burley scored in the 67th minute to grab a 1-1 draw against Norway in their group A match yesterday. Both sides remain inREUTERS - 502 words
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Article, Illustration224 1998-06-17 12 Shahiron Sahari - By Shahiron Sahari World Cup viewing guide Italy vs Cameroon (Grp B 230 am, Thurs) When Italy played Cameroon in the 1982 finals all the matches in the group ended in draws, Italy looked short of a cutting edge and were lucky to scrape through to224 words
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Article, Illustration753 1998-06-17 12 Chris Matyazozyk - Hoddle's boys, devoid of flair, also lack 'mental toughness' By I Chris Matyazozyk The writer is a Warsaw-based creative director who recently beat Philippe Albert in a golf match. [WARSAW] Tony Blair's new Cool Britannia is supposed to be aAPP - 753 words
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776 1998-06-17 12 Suaan Taang - By I Suaan Taang [SINGAPORE] If the firstround matches are anything to go by now that all 32 teams have played their first game, this is going to be a fantastic World Cup, with fast-paced football, and some stylish goals. However,776 words
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Article, Illustration537 1998-06-17 12 David Chow - FESTIVAL OF ARTS Masur leads players brilliantly through Tchaikovsky's Pathetiqne By] David Chow IT was a gala evening at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on Sunday night with one of the world's top orchestras the New York Philharmonic, under the baton of resident conductorBT/SAMUEL CHUA - 537 words
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Miscellaneous794 1998-06-17 13 TV&RADIO Premiere 12 4.00 News 5 Today followed 10.00 News In Mandarin. o /vrt *in c i»7 b y Afternoon At The 10.30 Heroes From Shaolin 9.00 AM Soccer: World Cup Movies (con't). (Lastep). <!>■ 5.00 News 5 Today Followed 2,20 night classic 3 —'r'he BS f 230 PMTV Innovations794 words
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Miscellaneous150 1998-06-17 13 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD 1 28 See about changing gear with alacrity (7) down 8 Abigail's furniture (7) YESTERDAYS SOLUTION 1 Upset, having played first 14 Bits of wood cut in rural ar- fp.rlo lmlpitlETWl^—W card, to see trump over it (7) eas? (3,6) i 2 Bloody misdeed almost 16 Need a150 words
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Article, Illustration924 1998-06-17 14 RAJU CHELLAM - POSBank aims to get more of its individual account holders to bank on the Internet, says rajucheuam RAJU CHELLAM Singapore's most übiquitous bank, POSBank, is gearing up to aggressively push its online banking service, POSBnet. It wants to get more of its individual account holders924 words
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421 1998-06-17 14 Toh Han Shih - 20 countries to start secure Net trading with each other through UN's Seal By x Toh Han Shih [SINGAPORE] The United Nations is making it safe for small businesses even in developing countries to trade on the Net. By the end of this year,421 words
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Article67 1998-06-17 14 MEGAMALL Asia, created by homegrown Cable Media Asia Pte Ltd, will offer Net users a new virtual shopping experience when it is launched this weekend. Supported by the National Computer Board (NCB), Mega Mall Asia will ride on the Singapore ONE infrastructure. It will feature products67 words
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Article68 1998-06-17 14 BRITISH telco British Telecom (www.bt.com) has started trials of the first-ever "pay-as-you-go" Internet access. The new service gives users direct access to the Internet without the costs of registration, monthly subscriptions and fixed-term contracts tied to an Internet Service Provider. Users will only be charged68 words
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Article66 1998-06-17 14 KENT Ridge Digital Labs (KRDL) and CET Technologies Pte Ltd, a unit of Singapore Technologies Electronics Ltd, have developed a new software to provide security for the transfer of information over the Internet and on corporate intranets. Known as Net Protect, the software's encryption technology will66 words
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66 1998-06-17 14 SOME two-thirds of teenagers were online last year, up from 43 per cent in 1996, according to estimates by market research firm Simmons. A "Simmons Teenage Research Study" surveyed teens between 12 and 19 years old. The report says the youngsters are cutting back66 words
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87 1998-06-17 14 MALE Net surfers can try their skills at wooing a woman on the Net, without incurring real costs. Dubbed a "Tamagotchi for adults" after the Japanese virtual pet which became a worldwide fed, the virtual woman who is proving to be a hit87 words
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Article, Illustration74 1998-06-17 14 SONY Marketing International (Singapore) Pte Ltd and the Designers Association of Singapore (DAS) have launched a new virtual club for designers. Called The Designers Club, it aims to offer a platform for design professionals to interact and share information. There is also an art gallery on74 words
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73 1998-06-17 14 Francis Ang - Compiled by Francis Ang THE biggest bookseller on the Net —Amazon.com—will now also compete against online music retailers such as CDnow and Music Boulevard with an online music store. Amazon.com will adopt the same discount scheme it uses to sell books. The73 words
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541 1998-06-17 15 David Boey - Investor confidence dwindling analysts warn of impending shakeout By] David Boey [SINGAPORE] The SES Property Index sank to a record low of 220.54 yesterday, reflecting fast dwindling investor confidence in the ability of property counters to survive the current economic downturn.541 words
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317 1998-06-17 15 David Boey - Second-half loss erodes lst-half gains as regional woes bite By David Boey [SINGAPORE] Construction and property group Econ International yesterday reported a 35 per cent drop in aftertax profit to $5.3 million for the year ended March 31, 1998, with company directors warning that317 words
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814 1998-06-17 15 Meera Tharmaratnam - HOCK LOCK SIEW Meera Tharmaratnam ONE factor weighing on the the Kuala Lumpur stock market is the country's worsening public finances. It's almost inevitable that the Malaysian government will have to borrow to make up for a shortfall in Treasury funds. This is814 words
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437 1998-06-17 15 Reuters [SINGAPORE] Jardine Fleming Securities, which started trading yesterday as an international member of the Stock Exchange of Singapore (SES), says it sees good opportunities in Asia despite a stockmarket meltdown. "The best time to expand is when everybody is rushing forReuters - 437 words
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372 1998-06-17 15 They boy over securities companies of two shuttered finance firms [SINGAPORE] DBS Bank and mainboard-listed Kim Eng Holdings have gained a major foothold in the Thai broking industry when they bought over two of the country's stockbroking units in a tender held372 words
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Article, Illustration231 1998-06-17 16 Tan Chong Intl groups motor, property businesses outside M'sia Reuters [HONGKONG] Tan Chong International Ltd (TCIL), a spinoff of Tan Chong Motor Holdings Bhd, is expected to seek a listing in Hongkong by way of introduction, market sources saidReuters; Source: Bloomberg - 231 words
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Article265 1998-06-17 16 Electronics firm's profit boosted by 60% jump in turnover [SINGAPORE] Mainboardlisted electronics company Brilliant Manufacturing Ltd yesterday posted a 48 per cent jump in net earnings for its full year ended March 31, 1998, on the back of a 60 per cent increase in turnover.265 words
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Article, Illustration437 1998-06-17 16 Harish Mehta - Move will allow govt to cut controlling stake to 49% From Harish Mehta in Bangkok IN a move to speed up the privatisation of Thai Airways International, the Thai cabinet yesterday approved a proposal to amend the Aviation ActFILE PHOTO - 437 words
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225 1998-06-17 16 Bloomberg [SINGAPORE] Creative Technology Ltd's shares tumbled 13 per cent to a 14-month low mirroring a similar drop in the stock's US trading on concern that recent downgrades by analysts were not enough after the computer sound card maker's profit warning lastBloomberg - 225 words
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Article, Illustration216 1998-06-17 16 Bloomberg [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia's securities regulator said it is investigating "various deals" conducted by failed brokerage Omega Securities Sdn Bhd. "I can't go into details," said Munir Majid, chairman of the Securities Commission. "What I can confirm is that the SC is investigatingBloomberg - 216 words
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128 1998-06-17 16 Reuters [HONGKONG] Shares of New World Infrastructure Ltd feU to a year's low yesterday, with heavy selling by institutional investors on worries about the Chinese yuan, analysts said. "It's clearly institutional investors dumping the shares because of worries about a renminbi devaluation,"Reuters - 128 words
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404 1998-06-17 17 Revenue up 80% to USs3b; strong results add lustre to planned public offer Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Goldman Sachs Group LP said second-quar-ter pre-tax earnings rose 70 per cent to a record as stocks rallied, mergers surged and corporate bond sales accelerated.Bloomberg - 404 words
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Article, Illustration478 1998-06-17 17 But itH not change its ways, or let its culture be dilated NYT [NEW YORK] On the day that Goldman, Sachs Co announced its plans to go public, Jon Corzine and Henry Paulson Jr might have been expected to relax, even exult aNYT; REUTERS - 478 words
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371 1998-06-17 17 NYT Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Microsoft Corp and Compaq Computer Corp said on Monday that they would each invest U*****.5 million (Ss37o million) for 10 per cent stakes in Road Runner, the high-speed cablemodem joint venture of Time Warner Inc, Time WarnerNYT; Bloomberg - 371 words
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228 1998-06-17 17 Bloomberg [TOKYOJ Fujitsu Ltd, Japan's largest computer maker, said it will spend 40 billion yen (*****.5 million) to increase production of computer harddisk drives by 50 per cent to 18 million units in the year ending next March. The production increaseBloomberg - 228 words
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265 1998-06-17 17 Share swop deal could hurt Nortel's earnings: analysts Bloomberg [BRAMPTON, Ontario] Northern Telecom, North America's No 2 telephone equipment maker, agreed to buy Bay Networks for U557.27 billion (5512.7 billion) in stock. Northern will exchange 0.6 share for each Bay share, valuing BayBloomberg - 265 words
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204 1998-06-17 17 FT [CHICAGO] Minnesota Manufacturing Mining, the broadly based manufacturing group seen as a bellwether for the US economy, sent a shudder round WaU Street on Monday when it warned that second-quarter earnings would be below those achieved in the same period aFT - 204 words
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292 1998-06-17 17 Bloomberg [EL SEGUNDO, California] Mattel Inc, the world's biggest toymaker, has agreed to buy American Girl dollmaker Pleasant Co for US$7OO million (511.2 billion), giving it the No 2 line of dolls to add to its best-selling Barbie. Mattel, whose toys include Fisher-Price and HotBloomberg - 292 words
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Article, Illustration509 1998-06-17 18 Bank executives under suspicion of helping wealthy customers to illegally dodge taxes NYT [FRANKFURT] Three hundred criminal investigators descended on Monday on Deutsche Bank, Germany's biggest bank, looking for evidence that bank executives helped wealthy customers illegally avoid taxes. It was theNYT; REUTERS - 509 words
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224 1998-06-17 18 Bloomberg [CLEVELAND, Ohio] Charter One Financial Inc, a northeastern US bank, said it has reached an agreement to buy Albank Financial Corp for US$l billion (Ssl.7 billion) in stock to expand its presence in New York state. Cleveland-based Charter One saidBloomberg - 224 words
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391 1998-06-17 18 Soh Tiang Keng - Union approved by holding companies; MAS nod still needed By I Soh Tiang Keng [SINGAPORE] The merger of two top British insurance companies Commercial Union and General Accident will allow the combined group to become a "more significant player" in the391 words
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204 1998-06-17 18 Bloomberg [TOKYO] Industrial Bank of Japan Ltd is open to having other partners join its assetmanagement joint venture with Nomura Securities Ltd, the bank said. But IBJ couldn't confirm a Kyodo news report that president Masao Nishimura said he was interested inBloomberg - 204 words
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359 1998-06-17 18 Move a bid to get govt to level playing field for banks Reuters [PARIS] France's big three commercial banks, in a new attack on what they see as unfair competition from mutual banks, said on Monday that they had lodged a legal challenge toReuters - 359 words
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239 1998-06-17 18 SIMTfIE Report Reuters [SINGAPORE] Simex Euroyen and Eurodollar futures were shaken by the US dollar's four-yen drop in early trade yesterday and they never quite recovered. "The Euroyen market's just been reacting to the dollar/yen movement, which has been quite volatile. But itReuters - 239 words
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174 1998-06-17 18 Cecilia Loh - MSCa TAIWAN FUTURES Cecilia Loh Cecilia Loh, service dealer, Refco Singapore [SINGAPORE] The Simex MSCI Taiwan Index futures rallied 8.90 points. The Weighted Price Index surged for the second consecutive day, up 120.44 points, buoyed by the recovery of the Japanese yen. Technology stocks174 words
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239 1998-06-17 18 ENERGY REPORT Reuters [LONDON] World oil markets yesterday attempted a recovery from near 10-year lows but there was scarce sign of any early end to the gloom for petroleum exporting states. International benchmark Brent blend was valued in London up 57 US cents inReuters - 239 words
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Article267 1998-06-17 18 Bloomberg AFP London THE dollar retreated more than one per cent from an eight-year high set against the yen on Monday, and fell against the deutsche mark after Japan said it and other countries will act to bolster the yen. Japanese Vice-Finance Minister Koji Tanami said central banksBloomberg; AFP - 267 words
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Article, Illustration1181 1998-06-17 18 DfTERBAini CROSS RATES w/6 A* C$ ICU Ffr Om Mi Yw Wwi M» «2$E*lb N» S$ Sir fT* US* 0468 r 6, I5 0 537 3-557 1.061 4364 24.*****345 0.855 1437 2392 **********4.700 L026 3.W ******524 ***** 0359 0389 CtMd* UK 5.631 0.619 4.098 1222 5.259 28.*****238 0.9(5 9.722 2.7571,181 words
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Article1495 1998-06-17 19 BOOM WJTUM8 .fun 16 ■WE* th*mdi*| «l SJOpe) KSS1C0NT8ACT(ScMhAq) CiOM VotaM Opo« M—O W# to» Stt (towws) tutorwt MM 119.00 119.00 119.00 2S 625 *8* 1202S 120.25 120.25 150 690 S*» ***** 740 OcMJoc 96 125.75 4650 JWM*99 130.75 1275 Apr/Jwt 99 ***** 135.25 135.00 ISO 1950 KSS1,495 words
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Article1982 1998-06-17 19 In4«strlals Nil 31 Croup 662.000 2.600 AB Ports 339.000 2.000 AMay National >000.820 -7.180 AIM Domacq 585.000 -5.000 Am«C 212.400 0.400 Aid* Croup 194.000 2.000 BAT M 558.000 -21.000 80 Pie 317.000 10.600 BKC 149 000 2.000 BOC Group 851.400 -12.600 BRPatroMum 864.000 6.000 STR 175.400 -0.6001,982 words
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Article1633 1998-06-17 19 Bloomberg P Nikkei 225 -***** JAPAN'S benchmark index fell to a fivemonth low for a second day on concern that the recession and the weak yen will depress corporate profits. Property companies such as Mitsubishi Estate Co fell as the bankruptcy of an unlisted builder raised the spectre ofBloomberg - 1,633 words
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Article, Illustration1346 1998-06-17 20 Reuters STOCKS endad higher yesterday after a volatile session which saw share prices track a rollercaaster ride by the Japanese yen. Tht Hanv Seng Index gained (3.16 points to close at 7,526.45, after jumping to a high 0f7,642.96 points in early trade as the US dollar slipped against (haReuters - 1,346 words
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Article, Illustration597 1998-06-17 20 Reuters n Shenzhen B Index -QJQ SHENZHEN'S hard currency B Share Index closed a fraction lower in light trade yesterday as investors paused to monitor the strength of rebounds in the Japanese yen and Hongkong stocks, analysts said. The B Share Index edged down 0.10 point, or 0.12 perReuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 597 words
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Article351 1998-06-17 20 AFP HwPlntoi *120.44 THE Taiwan stock market rose yesterday propelled by rebound of the local currency on the back of a firmer Japanese yen, dealers said. The Weighted Price Index soared 120.44 points to 7,404.27, following a 2.3 per cent rise the previous session. "The Japanese yen's jumps againstAFP - 351 words
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Article, Illustration614 1998-06-17 20 AFP mrnikM* AM INDONWIAft share prices ctaaed taflMf fesifrday, ftilli«f bil## Wm psychological 400-poiflt wurt, amid regional wsckiiefl IM growing concerts dW dfnestfc social and politMM frtms, dealers said. A detfct at a European broksfifs Kid the market was wsalNM l* the regional downtwif %tit domestic proMems fittil theAFP - 614 words
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Article, Illustration709 1998-06-17 20 AFP PjSETlndgi THAI share prices closed off their highs yesterday amid ongoing fears over the volatile yen and the shrinking domestic economy, analysts said. The entire domestic banking sector was under severe pressure from the Japanese currency's continued decline, and some institutions may have to seek fresh capital, theyAFP - 709 words
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Article293 1998-06-17 20 AFP P Manila -2021 PHILIPPINE share prices closed lower yesterday, dragged down by the sinking Japanese currency. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index lost 20.31 points to 1,726.55. "For now, we're looking at 1,700 as our immediate support level," a dealer said. Turnover rose to 1.3 billion shares worth oneAFP - 293 words
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Article412 1998-06-17 20 AFP n Composite Index -&21 SOUTH Korean stocks fell 2.8 per cent yesterday amid a volatile yen and renewed concerns over the government-driven financial reforms, dealers said. Foreign investors increased their sell-downs, dampening retail sentiment further, they said. The Composite Index closed down 8.21 points at 280, off aAFP - 412 words
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Article587 1998-06-17 20 AFP DAUOrdinarieß -416 AUSTRALIAN stocks slid 1.7 per cent yesterday as a slump on Wall Street and a volatile dollar shook confidence in the market, brokers said. The All Ordinaries Index fell 42.6 points to 2,524.9. The All Industrials Index shed 58 points to 4,423.7 while the All ResourcesAFP - 587 words
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Article256 1998-06-17 20 AFP CI Wellington -28J> NEW ZEALAND stocks closed down yesterday on turnover of NZ5248.7 million. The NZSE-40 was down 28.5 points to 1,970.21. The main focus was again insurer AMP, which made a stunning debut on Monday. It lost NZ52.29 to NZ524.42 with NZ$l96 million worth of shares traded.AFP - 256 words
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Article8516 1998-06-17 21 INDUSTRIALS Ctnmmtr priiicts 'W8 Lift Vol Qm Nmt Can HHfc L— Ciwpwy Sf *000 Hlgfc L—r P/t $mH 22 J?2 Ajinomoto 215 -5 1 215 215 11.9 87.1 82.5 64 unch 31 65 63 1.5 94 4 ?22 .12 Apollo Food Hlg 140 unch 2 140 140 4.1 56.0 38«8,516 words
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Article, Illustration403 1998-06-17 21 AFP Q Composite Index -16.40 MALAYSIA'S key stock index tumbled yesterday to a new nine-year low, taking the cue from a weak yen and Wall Street losses, dealers said. "The problem with the world currency regime is that there is no reference point anymore. ItAFP - 403 words
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Article3350 1998-06-17 22 BONOS. LOANS iWARMNTS KM* m mi„». i.. l-Mt Vat Day Lm« Ouata Avg L w Campany Sal* *ar- COOO) High Law Buyar Sallaf Prlca 9 m 3000 m AMOS c5.5%*****6 10 3 10 10 >0 123 £0.5 6 3160 -Acar W*****1USS 6.5 -1.5 12 6.5 6 6 7 95 8.53,350 words
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160 1998-06-17 22 Lonis Beckeriling - WARRANT WATCH Lonis Beckeriling WARRANTS of shipbuilder and repairer Pan-United Corp were among the few securities to make it into positive territory yesterday, rising two cents to six cents on volume of 28,000. Add the 57-cent strike price160 words
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Article2135 1998-06-17 22 Transaction date Jun 16 MALAYSIAN STOCKS Or Gr ±4jt v Oty LatfOuata Mv Mv YM Mat M Cm W* L— *<no Company M« COOP) HHfc Laor Buyor Sa8or Cw >/l |«dl m,5 ?9? A,S ®50c 44 S m 4U OS «S 41 5.0 U U tt 47.2 32,135 words
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6691 1998-06-17 23 ,oo. Cr Or M «n U,—., l-M« Vol Day Last Oust* DW Dtv YW Net Cap A«« "•9" > s,No Company Salt COOOl HlgH Law 8uyer Seller C'vr P/I $m« Price MMSTRMU 43 14 e 1020 ACE Dynamics60c... 16 id -1 70 16.5 146,691 words
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Article1220 1998-06-17 23 Vol Day Last Ouott Div Ofv YM Not Cap Ara #w «tMa Cimfany Sala COOO) Hlfh Law Bwyar Sadar Cw P/C SmM Prica 134 79.5 a 2000 ABRHMfsSc 92 50 90 449 86 243 67 a 2049 AS Auto 10c 67.5 -6 760 79 67 67 66 15.0N 6.81,220 words
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Article218 1998-06-17 24 Stidu V«Imm DBS Land 15.115.000 OUB Foreign 8.384.000 Infoniutics 5c 6,443.000 City Oev 50c 6.142.000 SingTel 15c 5,869.000 OCBC Foreign 5,704,000 UOB Foreign 5,130,000 •RHBCap Wt99 4,519,000 STEngglOc 4,143,000 *M Resources 4,124,000 Stocks OCBC Foreign 29,866,739 OUB Foreign 28,858,540 UOB Foreign 25,648,198 City Dev 50c 24,456,829 DBS Land 20,241,255 OBS218 words
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Article, Illustration79 1998-06-17 24 Shiv Taneja - -by: Shiv Taneja FHTK Holdings closed two cents lower yesterday at 18 cents on volume of 1 34 million shares, compared with its 10-day traded average of 666,500 shares. The stock is trading near its all-time low. and the daily and weekly RSI and Stochastcs charts are heavily79 words
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Article, Illustration605 1998-06-17 24 Ven Sreenivasan - STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY Pessimism rising over S'pore's growth prospects; yen's early gains stall greater slide; property and bank stocks fall prey to hedge-fond hammering By Ven Sreenivasan SINGAPORE stocks continued to be weighed down by regional currency concerns and fears of a605 words
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Article206 1998-06-17 24 CARS can be lemons, and economies can be bananas. Or so the spin doctors would suggest, in order to avoid using words full of negative connotations like depression or recession. According to a recent Reuters report, even the R-word, recession, was an attempt after World War II to206 words
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Article161 1998-06-17 24 THEN there's tills one. We all know that the Japanese are desperately trying to stimulate their economy with a 16 trillion yen (Ssl92 billion) package that will hopefully show some results before too long. But that's not the only thing they are out to stimulate, or revive, at161 words
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Article111 1998-06-17 24 NOTEBOOK computer users, here's your chance to throw away your snail-paced 33.6 kilobits per second modem and get one that zooms at 5.5 megabits per seeond instead. Sing Tel has just launched its Magix Speed Net on Notebook, a service that connects notebook PCs to the111 words
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Article118 1998-06-17 24 THE US soccer team, led by German-born captain Tom Dooley, lost 34) to the powerful German team at the World Cup recently. Inevitably, some older football fans will recall that famous American refrain—made famous by the Kingston To° SUgBeSdDBlll3l down their heads in shame. Otters, however,118 words
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Article333 1998-06-17 25 Bridge News Reuters THERE was a firmer tonne evident for Atlantic Panamax tonnage, but little new has reported fixed, brokers said. Buyers continued to push futures higher, with the June position managing a rise of 15 points in the afternoon, thanks to the Baltic Freight Index coming 10Bridge News; Reuters - 333 words
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Article276 1998-06-17 25 si *h HI CVT IMsMbutton .0.395 -0.01 21 Chuan HMp 0.33 -0.015 27 Cosco Investment 0.615 <-0.015 5 Freight Unlis 020 unch 154 GltMdlngs 0-23 -0.01 3 H* Sun Hup 0.405 -0.015 224 HRacMZosen 0.54 -0.03 70 IMC HoMngs HK 5.60 JayaMoMngs 0 38 -0.02 82 Juronq Shipyard276 words
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Article, Illustration444 1998-06-17 25 Felix Chan - North-sooth lanes will also allow overhead flights along the designated routes By: Felix Chan [SINGAPORE] Indonesia will open three north-south sea lanes to international shipping next year under a proposal adopted recently by the International Maritime Organisation (IMO). The IMO maritime444 words
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889 1998-06-17 25 Seafarer - STRAIT TALE By I Seafarer OKAY, Seafarer puts his hands up. He did not realise, by a long way, just how serious the millennium bug problem might be. Well, after attending one of the International Group's one-day conferences held around889 words
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235 1998-06-17 25 David Taylor - From: David Taylor in Hongkong HONGKONG-BASED China Infrastructure Group (CIG) is in talks with Wuhan authorities to take over the Hanyang port project from Pacific Ports. Pacific Ports had problems, according to Wuhan's vice-secretary, Li Pan. Former chairman of Pacific235 words
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251 1998-06-17 25 (SINGAPORE] The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) has taken over from Singapore Telecoms the watchkeeping for distress traffic on a very high frequency (VHF) radio channel. The 24-hour centre based at MPA's Tanjong Pagar Complex monitors distress calls on radio251 words
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Article, Illustration332 1998-06-17 25 Bloomberg (SYDNEY] Lang Corp said its Patrick stevedores unit reached an agreement that will end a two-month dispute with 1,500 labour union employees over wages and staff numbers at its container terminals around Australia. "Patrick Stevedores Holdings has agreed in principleBloomberg; FILE PHOTO - 332 words
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Article, Illustration1006 1998-06-17 26 Michael Grey - A clearer Idea of what Is required in ship inspections would be helpftil for all concerned Hy\ Michael Grey Maritime Asia WHEN the gangway echoes to the heavy tread of port state inspectors, it would be helpful for the know certain things. It wouldMaritime Asia - 1,006 words
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Article16790 1998-06-17 34 thebusinesstimes THEBUSINESSTIMES EXPORT A ET Advertiser Vessel Voyage Telephone ETA ETA Advertiser Vessel Voyage Telephone SIN Dest'n N m Number Number SIN Dest'n Name Name Number Number 20/04 10/07 OOCL NEDLLOYD HONGKONG 03WB24 65 *****13 To ABIDJAN (ABJ) 2003 To BRISBANE (BNE) 2058 Ivory Coast, Cote D'lvoire Queensland,16,790 words
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Article792 1998-06-17 41 WSrt Voy No B«rth Arrival Departure 55ra, alongsKle 16 06/1730 8 S. JW« JO' llongsKM 16 06/2359 St teUi 4 J0 llaimUl 17 06/0700 8! 1 M Il~igs.de 16 06/2359 Bt Tiu Set JOT alongside 16 06/1800 fL, 2 5069* JOI alongside 16 06/1800 iP-L. M-* J0* alongside792 words
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Article1796 1998-06-17 41 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCl CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Booking/Btltnct Rstls Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Ptrlod From To From *ci Ctovtr 0418 IS/1400 I* 16/1500 16/1659 16/1900 IB 16/1500 to/1659 16/1900 a 14/1700 17/0659 17/0900 2» 14/1700 17/0459 17/0900 J 17/0700 17/1159 17/1400 4 17/1200 17/1459 17/1700 *5nw«l «T7W»1,796 words
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Article169 1998-06-17 41 Jan 19. Finland: Midsummer Eve Holiday. Jon 20. Finland: Midsummer Eve Holiday. Sweden: Midsummer Eve Holiday. Jan 23 Luxembourg: National Day. Jan 30. Brunei: Half Year Bank Closing. JolL Canada: Canada Day. Hong Kong: SAR Establishment Day. Jul 2. Hong Kong: SAR Establishment Holiday. United States: Independence Holiday.169 words
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Article1024 1998-06-17 41 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 the1,024 words
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Article496 1998-06-17 41 Carbon 180 Mai 992.1 1.0 18.0 0.10 72 0.07 J«ft 11 Density Water Residue Ask Aluminium Sediment No above E25 6 0 12 0 0 0 380 Ave 987.0 0.2 16.7 0.06 31 0.03 Cum 380 Mai 991.6 0.9 19.5 0.11 58 0.09 Kt/M'3 »v/v S496 words
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377 1998-06-17 42 About 10% of aircraft, or 140 planes, have been inspected by US aviation agency Reuters [SEATTLE] The US Federal Aviation Administration said it detected problems in the rudder-control systems of seven Boeing Co aircraft, at the onset of its inspections of almostReuters - 377 words
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Article, Illustration67 1998-06-17 42 [FLINT Michigan] UA W local 659 members wave their signs to honking motorists at General Motors Flint Metal Center where the UA I* strike is entering its second week. Another 5,000 hourly workers at General Motors Corp plants were idled by strikes at twoREUTERS - 67 words
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424 1998-06-17 42 Philippine carrier blames pilot strike for layoffs of 5,000 workers Bloomberg [MANILA] Philippine Airlines Inc said it fired more than a third of its employees to stave off financial collapse and avoid defaulting on its loans. In full-page advertisements that ran in several ManilaBloomberg - 424 words
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372 1998-06-17 42 Bloomberg [MELBOURNE] Qantas Airways said it is increasing flights to Manila after Philippine Airlines cut back operations to stave off financial collapse. The Sydney-based airline said it will increase the number of flights to the Philippines from five a week to seven and use biggerBloomberg - 372 words
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212 1998-06-17 42 Reuters [MELBOURNE) Qantas Airways Ltd yesterday said some international airlines were dumping excess capacity into the Australian market. "To be frank, a lot of the carriers that are in trouble in Asia are dumping in Australia," Qantas executive general manager-commercial Geoff Dixon toldReuters - 212 words
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Article, Illustration489 1998-06-17 42 Felix Chan - Delhi upholds ban on foreign investment in domestic carriers By. Felix Chan [SINGAPORE) With the new Indian government upholding a ruling banning equity participation by foreign airlines in domestic carriers, Singapore Airlines (SIA) will shift its focus to providing technical services to theFILE PHOTO - 489 words
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Article, Illustration410 1998-06-17 42 Marcus Hand - By\ Marcus Hand [SINGAPORE] Predicting that one third of all urgent documents will move electronically by 2002, United Parcel Service (UPS) launched a secure Internet delivery service for documents yesterday. UPS Document Exchange is available via the Internet and enables customers to send410 words
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Advertisement24 1998-06-17 25 Port state inspections should be standardised A clearer idea of what is required in ship inspections would be helpful for all concerned. Page 224 words
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Advertisement162 1998-06-17 25 Rudder control problems fonnd in 7 Boeing jets About 10% of aircraft, or 140 planes, have been inspected by US aviation agency. Back Page news travels fast IN SINGAPORE, when \ou want to reach out to a select target audience in the transport and logistics industry onl\ one daih oilers162 words
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Miscellaneous132 1998-06-17 41 LEGEND R Thunderstorm Temperoture o c X\ V Shower Weother Wind direction with speed m knots Rain I J Cloudy Sky Wave height Surface winds ore mdicoted by orrows which fly with the wind Cl) One fufl circle represents colm or Ught ond vonob.e wmds J__ One holf f.eche represents132 words
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