The Business Times, 1 July 1998
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Title Section11 1998-07-01 1 TheBusjnessTimes MITA (P) 110/12/97 85c SINGAPORE Internet: http://www.asia!.com.sg/biztimes WEDNESDAY, JULY 1,199811 words
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Article59 1998-07-01 1 fflr* PwiU?(+2.s7) Rnromp ifIMUS (-1.64) fIBTMOA ■J 573L2K+0.36) QMABKETMOOD: nsbMi STOCK HASKET INDICES Tuesday Change KLBE OOMP .466.64 *4*7 NIKKEI lW»i7_44«4A4 HANG SENG 8*4110 +8U9 SET INDEX 267.33 -31.87 JAKARTA OOMP _44U1 14.69 MANILA COUP TAIPEI WPI 7JM&81 +1198 SEOUL OOMP 197.88 *71 CLSA CHINA B 78BJ6 -11859 words
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Article71 1998-07-01 1 FOmiiXB ust st 1.696 f(US8/St|»rS) 1.669 1830 DM 1-806 0.959 YEN 139.8 lJir IM 4.140 0.410 7.749 6119 BAHT 4210 0.040 HJPIAH I4£00 IMl* •SSto ltOunUi FUME IATES SINGAPORE* 7.88 KUALA LUMPUR 11.60 JAKARTA 28.00 BANGKOK 14.75 MANILA 2190 HONGKONG 10.25 TAIPEI UC SYDNEY £46 TOKYO j.0) SEOUL 1471 words
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834 1998-07-01 1 Wong Wei Kong - Sing Tel loses top spot to Daimler; Big Four banks' market value down 21-43% By Wong Wei Kong [SINGAPORE] Nearly $60 billion was wiped clean from the market value of Singapore listed companies in the first half of this year, with834 words
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179 1998-07-01 1 [SINGAPORE] Finance Minister Richard Hu said on Monday that he would like to see property prices ease gradually. In a televised panel discussion on Monday evening just hours after he announced several off-budget measures to stabilise the property sector, Dr Hu179 words
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220 1998-07-01 1 Larry Wee - Byl Larry Wee [SINGAPORE] Strong demand for the Japanese yen allowed Asian currencies to end on a much better note yesterday. Traders said that a second day of profit-taking sales on long US dollar positions accumulated last week against the yen220 words
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Article, Illustration174 1998-07-01 1 Bernama [KUALA LUMPUR] Former Malaysian deputy prime minister Abdul Ghafar Baba and his son Mohd Tamrin have been declared bankrupt by the High Court here for failing to settle a debt of two million Malaysian ringgit (S$818,000) they owed businessman Choong Kok Min. MrBernama - 174 words
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773 1998-07-01 1 Eddie Toh - Company misses interest payment on USsl3sm bonds From. Eddie Toh in Kuala Lumpur AOKAM Perdana Bhd the Malaysian timber company once controlled by maverick businessman Teh Soon Seng has been declared insolvent, bringing to an end the brief chapter of a high-flying773 words
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Advertisement118 1998-07-01 1 wbuiE HK«Mj«ar after the handover We review this great experiment in political and economic accommodation one year after it was started, Pf 7-10 Mwwy Matters With US currency markets thinning out for Friday's holiday, the wrong signals from Tokyo could trigger another roller coaster ride, I*4 fIL. I I Taken118 words
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Advertisement5 1998-07-01 1 Asian currencies backtrack, Pg 45 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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421 1998-07-01 2 Audrey Tan - PARLIAMENT Jobs lost mainly low skilled, new jobs tend to be higher value-added, he says By. Audrey Tan CONCERNS over rising retrenchment rates surfaced in parliament again yesterday, as MPs asked if Singaporean workers have the right skills for new jobs421 words
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213 1998-07-01 2 THERE are 12,600 applicants registered in the queue for executive flats as at May 31, 1998. This was disclosed by Minister of National Development Lim Hng Kiang yesterday in reply to questions raised by Nominated Member of Parliament Tay Beng Chuan. Mr Lim213 words
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390 1998-07-01 2 Annette Pau - By Annette Pau LOCAL electronics manufacturers are unimpressed with the government's $2 billion off-budget measures to cut business costs and boost the economy, describing the package as thin and "not nearly enough for the longhaul". The measures leaned towards the property and financial sectors,390 words
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Article, Illustration254 1998-07-01 2 WHEN Singapore moves its Customs, Immigration and Quarantine (CIQ) clearance facilities from Tanjong Pagar railway station to a new checkpoint at Woodlands on Aug 1, it will no longer be a through train ride for passengers travelling to Malaysia. Instead, after boarding theARTHUR LEE - 254 words
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270 1998-07-01 2 Jennifer Lien - By, Jennifer Lien MICROPROCESSOR giant Intel Corp has retrenched 21 sales and marketing staff in the Asia Pacific as part of its effort to reduce 3,000 jobs worldwide. In Singapore, five employees are believed to have been given termination notices last week.270 words
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Article208 1998-07-01 2 THE Telecommunication Authority of Singapore (TAS) adopts a new organisation structure from today which separates policy formulation from implementation, and emphasises the developmental role, it said yesterday. TAS was previously organised into four directorates: policy, engineering, multimedia and corporate services. From today, policy formulation and208 words
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358 1998-07-01 2 Annette Pau - Digital's Ang Mo Kio plant to be merged into Tishnn plant By- Annette Pau COMPAQ Computers which has acquired Digital Equipment Corp will lay off some 400 workers, or 12 per cent of its workforce, from its Singapore operations in the next three358 words
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Article, Illustration273 1998-07-01 2 Carol Eng - EYE ON THE ECONOMY Commerce By i Carol Eng r IN its worst monthly fall in recent years, food and beverage revenue plunged 20.8 per cent in April compared to the same month in 1997. This follows the 15.7 per cent slump in March, andSource: SIB - 273 words
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356 1998-07-01 2 Diana Oon - Prices of some JTC factories cot; private market may follow By Diana Oon THE latest round of rental cuts and rebates by Jurong Town Corporation and the Housing and Development Board will produce rent savings of $306 million for some 30,000 tenant-firms356 words
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272 1998-07-01 2 THE Singapore National Employers Federation (SNEF) has asked employers to use the move to freeze and cut pay in the government as a guide in implementing wage restraint this year. In a letter sent to the chief executive officers of 1,620 companies, SNEF272 words
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NEWSRoundup
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57 1998-07-01 2 MAJOR-GENERAL Han Eng Juan, who stepped down as Chief of Army yesterday, will be posted to the Land Transport Authority from today as chief executive (designate). Msj-Gen Han replaces Liew Heng San, who will relinquish his appointment as LTA's chief executive and return57 words
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84 1998-07-01 2 THE Central Provident Fund announced yesterday that the government will grant a fourth Medisave top-up to Singaporeans above the age of 64 as at April 1,1998, if they contribute $20 to their Medisave accounts between now and Dec 31. The government will credit84 words
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45 1998-07-01 2 SINGAPORE'S flagship Industrial park venture in Vietnam, the Vietnam Singapore industrial Park, has attracted four new tenants so far this year. There are now 27 manufacturing tenants with an accumulated Investment of US$37O million (***** million) in the park.45 words
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76 1998-07-01 2 HELPING the elderly and the handicapped are some of the courteous acts which Singaporeans here deem the most important Among the acts seen as the most undesirable are jumping bus or MRT queues. These findings come from a survey by Forbes Research and commissioned by76 words
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69 1998-07-01 2 KWEK Leng Joo of the Hong Leong Group was unanimously re-elected president of the Singapore Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry (SFCCI) at its 20th annual general meeting yesterday. The SFCCI said that Mr Kwek's re-election "is to ensure the continuity of the69 words
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Article88 1998-07-01 2 IN our June 29 report "Internet firm Sing Net to turn in a profit for first time", mention was made of Sing Net's Lite Surf plan under which users pay $3.50 per month and traffic access of five cents per minute for Internet access not exceeding two88 words
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Article, Illustration592 1998-07-01 3 Ven Sreenivasan - Region's recovery depends on how Jakarta deals with its problems By' Ven Sreenivasan THE Singapore economy will not see a return to high growth rates for about five years as the badly battered regional economies limp along during the period,FILE PHOTO - 592 words
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FOCUS: MONEY MATTERS
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Article, Illustration1084 1998-07-01 4 Larry Wee - Japan's unveiling tomorrow of measures to clean up the banks is crucial; any wrong signals could lead to another round of roller-coaster rides By Larry Wee Another ding-dong week, with the Japanese yen backtracking again to lead Asian currencies lower in the second half of last week.Source: Deutsche Morgan Grentell - 1,084 words
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Article, Illustration475 1998-07-01 4 Neil Behrmann - US$ surges 12.7% against S African unit since May From Neil Behrmann The writer is BT's London correspondent in London THE South African rand has buckled sharply under the weight of the Asian and Russian crises, with market talk that both the Bank ofSource: Bloomberg - 475 words
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Article363 1998-07-01 4 Chinese unemployment: causes and consequences [SINGAPORE] With an estimated 150 million people in China now out of work, unemployment has become a problem too big to ignore and that looks set to worsen. With a potential unemployment rate of 17 to 20 per cent, the big issue will undoubtedly363 words
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Article373 1998-07-01 4 Larry Wee - Compiled by Larry Wee Sources: ABN Amro (ABN), Deutsche Bank (DB), Independent Economic Analysis Holdings (IDEA) and MMS International United States Today: The National Association of Purchasing Managers' June report today is expected by most to show a steady (MMS) to stronger reading of up to 52.5Sources: ABN Amro (ABN), Deutsche Bank (DB), Independent Economic Analysis Holdings (IDEA) and MMS International - 373 words
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MARKETS IN TURMOIL
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498 1998-07-01 6 Hove comes as the economy heads for its slowest growth since 1990 Bloomberg [BEIJING] China will cut bank lending rates for a third time since October in a bid to bolster sagging economic growth, state television reported yesterday. The governmentBloomberg - 498 words
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301 1998-07-01 6 AFP [BANGKOK] US Treasury chief Robert Rubin said here yesterday Japan's recession posed serious problems for the world economy but the chances of "global contagion" were low. Responding to reporters' questions about the likely knock-on effect of Tokyo's banking and currency crises, MrAFP - 301 words
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612 1998-07-01 6 Anthony Rowley - Market takes cue from PM's call for a 'bridge bank' system Frorn, Anthony Rowley in Tokyo MOUNTING expectations that Japan will tomorrow announce meaningful steps to deal with its banking crisis pushed Tokyo stock prices sharply higher yesterday, and also saw612 words
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561 1998-07-01 6 Ruth Wong - Cat in SRS aimed at smaller spread and lower rates, he says From. Ruth Wong in Kuala Lumpur MALAYSIAN banks are poised to lower their effective lending rates with the two percentage point cut in statutory reserve requirement (SRR) of financial institutions561 words
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Article, Illustration53 1998-07-01 6 [JAKARTA] Indonesian day labourers, earning less than USSI (SSI. 70) a day, working on a drainage ditch outside an apartment block in Jakarta yesterday as the government debates raising the basic wage to cope with soaring inflation which has reached 56per cent in the first halfofAFP - 53 words
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481 1998-07-01 6 Hariah Mehta - From Hariah Mehta in Bangkok THAILAND'S new debt restructuring body that aims to reschedule an estimated US$3O billion (5550.9 billion) in short-term corporate debt will adopt a gentle "London approach" to restructuring, Bank of Thailand officials said. Fearing that the economy could collapse under481 words
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330 1998-07-01 6 Eddie Toh - Prom Eddie Toh in Kuala Lumpur MALAYSIA'S Finance Minister Anwar Ibrahim yesterday welcomed the appointment of Daim Zainuddin as Special Functions Minister to help implement economic matters despite incessant talk that his wings have been clipped. "I don't see the need to330 words
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HONGKONG'S RETURN: ONE YEAR AFTER
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Article, Illustration1184 1998-07-01 7 Loh Hui Yin - Chinese institutions keep a low profile, while HK people look to China for protection and as an economic safety valve Prom Loh Hui Yin in Hongkong RAYMOND Ch'ien thought he might be invited for lunch by the Chinese Foreign Ministry office here but soFILE PHOTO - 1,184 words
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Article, Illustration822 1998-07-01 7 David Chu Legislator, property developer and adventurist who threw a party recently to celebrate the Ist anniversary with a cake which said "Fortune The Death of Hongkong": Clearly, those pessimistic and morbid predictions (about Hongkong's future) have been way off track. After July 1, demonstrations, including822 words
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Article, Illustration1004 1998-07-01 9 Loh Hui Yin - After a bitter row, costly delay, HK's new airport opens tomorrow Reports from Loh Hui Yin in Hongkong ITS beginnings were mired in a bitter diplomatic controversy and now that it is ready for business, Chek Lap Kok airport is headed for a bumpy talie-off.FILE PHOTO - 1,004 words
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Article505 1998-07-01 9 PASSENGERS using Chek Lap Kok airport will find some touches of Singapore their luggage will be handled by a consortium that Is ma-jority-owned by Singapore firms, a 24-hour clinic operated by Raffles Medical Group and Jet fUel supplied by Singapore Petroleum. Taking care of505 words
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Article, Illustration1158 1998-07-01 10 Ray Heath - Red chips were hot as analysts, brokers inflated their worth, bnt the frenzy has since cooled off hYorn Ray Heath The writer is special projects editor of the South China Morning Post in Hongkong WHEN Hongkong reverted to Chinese rule on July 1,1997, red chips wereFILE PHOTO - 1,158 words
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Article, Illustration669 1998-07-01 10 Steven Vines - By Steven Vines This is an extract from the writer's upcoming book 'Hongkong: China's New Colony' to be published in September by Aurum Press THE crux of the economic relationship between Hongkong and China is the role of the Special Administrative Region (SAR)669 words
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REGION
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Article, Illustration494 1998-07-01 11 AL Labita - He also pledges to stamp out crime, 'big and small, Armani or no money' From. AL Labita in Manila PRESIDENT Joseph Estrada yesterday assumed the top office in the Philippines vowing to promote a pro-poor economy and saying progressAFP - 494 words
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93 1998-07-01 11 SINGAPORE PRESIDENT Ong Teng Cheong has warmly congratulated Philippine President Joseph Estrada who took office yesterday. "Your administration begins in the year that the Philippines celebrates its 100 th anniversary of independence and at the threshold of the 21st century. I am confident that under your93 words
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Article, Illustration616 1998-07-01 11 Loh Hui Yin - But the economic slump is clouding the celebrations From] Loh Hui Yin in Hongkong CHINESE President Jiang Zemin, fresh from a successful summit with US President Bill Clinton in Beijing, arrived in the Special Administrative Region yesterday to attend celebrations marking Hongkong's first anniversaryREUTERS - 616 words
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136 1998-07-01 11 KUALA LUMPUR Bridge News MALAYSIA'S Minister for Culture, Arts and Tourism, Sabbaruddin Chik, yesterday hit out at a conference organiser in Singapore for omitting Malaysia from the list of countries to be visited by participants after the conference, national news agency Bernama reported. The conference,Bridge News - 136 words
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214 1998-07-01 11 JAKARTA Oana-Antara INDONESIA will today launch a special operation to sell rice to the needy at only 1,000 rupiah (11.4 Singapore cents) per kg. "The operation will run until March next year and under it, every needy family is entitledOana-Antara - 214 words
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369 1998-07-01 11 JAKARTA Move to purge body of corruption, says deputy chairman AFP Reuters INDONESIAN President B J Habibie expelled 41 members of the People's Consultative Assembly (MPR), yesterday in the wake of further rioting on one of the country's eastern islands. The mass expulsionAFP; Reuters - 369 words
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Article, Illustration639 1998-07-01 12 CLINTON'S VISIT TO CHINA This is the first time Clinton has stated such commitment explicitly Reuters [SHANGHAI] In a move felt on both sides of the Taiwan Strait, President Bill Clinton yesterday reaffirmed a US commitment to one China ruled from BeijingReuters; AFP - 639 words
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498 1998-07-01 12 Laurence Eyton - From, Laurence Eyton in Taipei AT A press conference on June 3, Morris Chang, chairman of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp (TSMC), said he saw "no dark cloud ahead" for the development of Taiwan's semiconductor industry. Now, Mr Chang has been forced to eat498 words
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181 1998-07-01 12 HONGKONG AFP A FORMER editor of a leading Hongkong newspaper was sentenced to four months in jail yesterday after being convicted of criminal contempt for waging a war against the judiciary. Former chief editor of the Oriental Daily News, Wong Yeung-ng, wasAFP - 181 words
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REGION/WORLD
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525 1998-07-01 13 NEW YORK Strong domestic demand bnt Asian crisis also taking larger toll on US growth: economist Bloomberg US consumer confidence rose to its highest level in three decades in June, suggesting strong spending in the months ahead will help cushion an ever-worsening outlookBloomberg - 525 words
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419 1998-07-01 13 LONDON FT THE value of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in the US so far this year has exceeded that for the whole of 1997. In a report scheduled to be published yesterday Securities Data (SD), the M&A data consultancy, saysFT - 419 words
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Article, Illustration394 1998-07-01 13 SYDNEY AFP THE stunning rise of Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party was stalled yesterday by the resignation of her private secretary amid claims the party has been hijacked by her political adviser. Barbara Hazelton quit in protest against what she called the dominating andAFP - 394 words
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495 1998-07-01 13 Jennifer Veale - 30,000 down tools after firm tells govt it's sacking 4,800 fiYwn Jennifer Veale in Seoul SOUTH Korean auto giant Hyundai Motor became the first of the nation's top conglomerates to press ahead with layoffs at its factories yesterday, sparking a nationwide strike by employees.495 words
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Article, Illustration420 1998-07-01 13 FRANKFURT European Central Bank chief appeals for political snpport Bloomberg EUROPE'S single currency has a "good chance" of rivalling the US dollar as a global reserve currency, German Chancellor Helmut Kohl said at a ceremony marking the start ofBloomberg; REUTERS - 420 words
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329 1998-07-01 13 SYDNEY Data may mean current account deficit nnder control Bloomberg AUSTRALIA'S trade deficit was little changed in May from April and a smaller-than-expected fall in exports, along with a decline in imports, hinted that the current account deficit might not widen further, analystsBloomberg - 329 words
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346 1998-07-01 13 WASHINGTON Reuters A US F-16 warplane fired a missile at a radar site in southern Iraq yesterday after Iraqi radar locked onto allied jets flying a routine mission over the Iraqi no-fly zone, US military officials said. The incident followed a periodReuters - 346 words
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418 1998-07-01 13 U MOSCOW Reuters AFP RUSSIA'S Finance Minister Mikhail Zadornov yesterday said he was optimistic that parliament would quickly approve a string of laws which form the nucleus of a government plan for dealing with a financial crisis. "I think that allReuters; AFP - 418 words
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Article, Illustration397 1998-07-01 14 A twice-taken penalty puts Croats 1-0 ahead of Romania Reuters A TWICE-TAKEN penalty by Davor Suker seconds before half-time gave Croatia a 1-0 victory over Romania in their World Cup second round game yesterday in Bordeaux. Croatia will meet Germany in the quarter-finals onReuters; REUTERS - 397 words
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Article305 1998-07-01 14 Missed Yugoslav penalty gives Holland 2-1 win Reuters [TOULOUSE] The Dutch World Cup squad returned to the Cote d'Azur yesterday believing they were worthy of their 2-1 win over Yugoslavia, but aware of the key role Lady Luck had played. The Dutch qualified for theReuters - 305 words
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Article, Illustration173 1998-07-01 14 Reuters [SHANGHAI] US President Bill Clinton confessed he was heartbroken by the American soccer team's loss to Iran in the World Cup, but told a Shanghai radio talk-show yesterday: "We were beaten fair and square." "You know, the United StatesReuters; REUTERS - 173 words
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EDITORIAL & OPINION
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Article, Illustration758 1998-07-01 15 Leon Hadar - THE BOTTOM LINE OPINION By Leon Hadar The writer isßT's Washington correspondent IF one were to prepare a list of the victims of the 30-year US economic embargo against Cuba, heading it would be the poor residents of that island who are denied access758 words
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Article96 1998-07-01 15 The only two things that are record highs this year are unemployment and rainfall.' James Osborn head of sales for Baring Securities in Hongkong, on the downward spiral of the Hang Seng index. Historically, looking good has always been important. Now it's an obsession. If people look96 words
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Article661 1998-07-01 15 EDITORIAL UNDER a revision to the agreement with the IMF, Thailand will be allowed to gradually reduce interest rates and boost liquidity in its financial sector. To do this, Thailand will get an actional US$BOO million (551.36 billion), bringing its total IMF borrowing to more661 words
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Article, Illustration815 1998-07-01 15 Neil Behrmann - Firms frantically axing workers to cnt costs also lose valuable know-how and experience By: Neil Behrmann The writer is BT's London correspondent ASIAN companies are frantically downsizing to slash costs, but in doing so, they are losing invaluable know-how. Western companies which have downsized for more than815 words
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Article491 1998-07-01 15 Netanyahu's negative diktat (W)HAT you have, for the moment, is a negative equilibrium. But its stability is an illusion, because it is not built on any positive understandings, but rather on problems not solved, promises not kept, decisions not taken and anger not vented... Israeli Prime491 words
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EXECUTIVE LIFESTYLE
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Article, Illustration793 1998-07-01 16 PARVATHI N NARAYAN - Lunar representations appear in Hasegawa Yuichi's new woodblock series, writes parvathi x marayam PARVATHI N NARAYAN AMIDST the snow and persimmon trees of Aizu-Wakamatsu in Japan, lived a master woodblock artist and a young man who was determined to become a master of theARTHUR LEE - 793 words
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794 1998-07-01 16 Parvathi N Narayan - Bank hopes to motivate artists in its Painting of the Tear competition By'. Parvathi N Narayan CHNG Chin Kang, 35, part-time lecturer at the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, and Antonia May Vann, 8, student, are linked by an unusual coincidence. Remarkably, these794 words
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Article728 1998-07-01 16 Parvathi N Narayan - Streams of consciousness come alive with 4D art' By. Parvathi N Narayan [SINGAPORE] Sneak verbal previews had promised that in the performance of Grand Hotel of Strangers reality and illusion would merge. Not knowing if that was PR jargon or fact, there was a feeling728 words
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Article, Illustration378 1998-07-01 16 Yen Sreenivasan - With layoffs rising, few people willing to pay for memberships By Yen Sreenivasan THE advertised prices for golf club memberships continued to slide last month as the impact of the year-long financial turmoil began to take an effect on the working man's psyche. With378 words
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Miscellaneous66 1998-07-01 16 DOONESBURY By Garry Trudeau Ci* UJRQNG! 17i&\ NO«J IF THE ACTIVIST RJ6HT 'pETURNTO 6 M SEp I Vm 7745 CLIMTDNTWy PONT UJANT W LOOK.THG THE AMERICAN PEOPLE TO THEIR CAMPAIGN FINANCE W SIR, HAVE I ABOUT LAW- HNPOUT HOU/fHEY RAISEP XHSMBej(jeRB 9CANPAL- R YOU F/N&HBPri THE CHEAP f| Lw, BREAKING,66 words
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Miscellaneous789 1998-07-01 17 TV&RADIO Premiere 12 6.00 News 5 Today followed 3.00 Below The Lion Rock. dmtui by Wheel of Fortune. 3.50 Takeshi's Castle. 1 11 400 Fntir Ku. 630 The Pyramid Game. 4.40 Dream of the Three fTTH P■ 1 U Wines Ovpt THp 7,00 News 5At Seven Kingdoms. Mjla El World789 words
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Miscellaneous157 1998-07-01 17 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD down < te L,l -nfl l > 1 Keep asking family for gourd in the neck (7) YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION (7) 13 Plan church with skill(s) fclolMlplLlAl Iml 2 Unwanted youngster mad at 14 Gear I would find stiff (5) home (6,2,3,4) 17 Inadequate sort of company? tE^jE^jD^jA^UE~BM^UNmC! 3157 words
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Article, Illustration743 1998-07-01 18 JENNIFER LIEIN - A $3.5 m e-commerce system will link its business units to suppliers and customers, reports Jennifer i JENNIFER LIEIN Large-scale web commerce got a big boost here last week when Singapore's Nat Steel Electronics Ltd (NEL) unveiled an ambitious plan to link its far-flung businessFILE PHOTO - 743 words
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Article, Illustration396 1998-07-01 18 Toh Han Shih - By' Toh Han Shih THE Internet is an important aid to US car giant General Motors (GM) in boosting its car sales, said GM global sales and electronic commerce director, John Yusko at the Fortune Asian Internet Strategy conference held in Singapore recently.396 words
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BOOKmarks
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Article, Illustration98 1998-07-01 18 THE first-ever cybersale by commercial service provider AslaOne Commerce (www.ec(nxiz.com) features digital discount coupons from participating vendors. Like their print counterparts, digital coupons are marked with discounts for particular items, but the power of the Internet makes this kind of bargain-hunting much more convenient than98 words
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Article75 1998-07-01 18 A BOOM it expected in the number of consumers going online in the year 3002, aeon-ding to a study by International Data Corporation and Atlanta, Georgia-baaed Relevant Knowledge. The report "Web Usage Trend* 1996" predict* that the percentage of users buying online will grow75 words
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Article97 1998-07-01 18 ONLINE banking, which has been experiencing slow growth so fer, is expected to become more common soon, according to professional web services company US Web Corp. A study of 1,000 of the largest financial services companies in the US found that 93 per cent have plans97 words
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Article85 1998-07-01 18 CHEAP devicee for mass-market Internet access will overtake desktop computers within the next six years, said a report by information technology market researcher International Data Corp (IDC). IDC expects demand for hand-held devicee to almost triple in annual volume from 1997 to 2002, and exceed PC85 words
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Article59 1998-07-01 18 MINDSPRING Enterprises, Inc has been honoured with PC World magazine's 1996 World Class Award for Beat Internet Service Provider. The award was announced in the July issue cf PC World and at an awards ceremony held recently in New York City. Mind Spring offers local Internet59 words
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Article108 1998-07-01 18 Francis Ang - Compiled by Francis Ang THE America Online (AOL) and Yahoo! Web sites have topped rankings by Media Metrix (www.mediametrix.com) for May 1996. A notable shift came from Geocities, which roee into the top three Web sites among Web users surfing from home. Media108 words
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Advertisement195 1998-07-01 18 »»i e-business Seanity E-business: making internet Planning and BANKING MORE SECURE. architectures. In transforming your business into an e-business, the single most important issue is security. in That's why United Overseas Bank worked with IBM when it decided to become an e-business. More specifically, we've Netrast ready enablement enabled the195 words
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COMPANIES&MARKETS
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650 1998-07-01 19 Jenny Lam - $140 m by Goldtron, $73m by JC-MPH; profits before extraordinaries also sharply lower By, Jenny Lam [SINGAPORE] Contract manufacturer Goldtron Ltd and investment holding company Jack Chia-MPH yesterday stunned the market with huge write-offs totalling more than $200 million. The write-offs $140 million by650 words
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Article, Illustration212 1998-07-01 19 SINGAPORE Technologies Industrial Corporation (STIC) will have a high-flier amongst the ranks of its executive directors from today. He is Major-General Goh Yong Siang, the former Chief of Air Force of the Republic of Singapore Air Force. Maj-Gen Goh, 46, handed212 words
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941 1998-07-01 19 Quak Hiang Whai - HOCK LOCK SIEW Quak Hiang Whai 'Hongkong is one year a decade, Five a generation, ten a century. In fifteen years. It is a brave new world.' Andrew Wong, March 1982 IN the first week of the birth of941 words
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Article501 1998-07-01 19 Ang Wan May - Developers likely to take advantage of off-budget ruling By. Ang Wan May [SINGAPORE] Listed Wing Tai Holdings and First Capital Corporation are among the major developers that are most likely to take advantage of a new ruling that allows developers to re-sell land, said501 words
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264 1998-07-01 19 Soh Tiang Keng - By I Soh Tiang Keng [SINGAPORE] Falling market prices caused by competition has led to an 8 per cent drop in group net profit for Jurong Cement for the financial year ended March 31, 1996. This decline in net earnings to $19.5 million was264 words
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COMPANIES
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462 1998-07-01 20 R Sivanithy - MARKET WOES Region up on yen strength, but off-budget measures fail to inspire By\ R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] Except for local stocks, most Asian markets yesterday enjoyed a rare day of gains on the back of a recovery in the Japanese462 words
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Article, Illustration366 1998-07-01 20 Jennifer Lien - By, Jennifer Lien [SINGAPORE] Shares of Venture Manufacturing yesterday plunged over 10 per cent, dragging the SES Electronics Index down almost 3 per cent to an all-time closing low of 69.50. Analysts were hardpressed to explain Venture's steep tumble yesterday. HalfyearSource: Bloomberg - 366 words
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Article, Illustration80 1998-07-01 20 rTOKYO] Toshiba yesterday unveiled the world's slimmest and lightest 85-sized notebook computer Dynabook SS 3000 series, which measures 257 mm in width, 199 mm in depth, 19.8 mm in thickness and weighs 1.19 kg. The Dynabook SS 3000 series has a Pentium MMX266MHz processor, 800x600 SVGA TFT colourAFP - 80 words
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311 1998-07-01 20 Bloomberg Reuters [JAKARTA] PT Bakrie and Brothers, with interests in engineering and telecommunications. has plunged into the red as the collapse of the rupiah swelled its dollar debts. Bakrie posted a loss of 283.9 billion rupiah (5532.3 million) last year, compared with aBloomberg; Reuters - 311 words
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135 1998-07-01 20 Bloomberg [BANGKOK] Tanayong pic, a Thai property and transitsystem developer, said it lost money for the first time in the year ended March, rocked by a slumping real estate market and the country's currency devaluation. The company lost 6.49 billion baht (*****.4 million) or 17.66Bloomberg - 135 words
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Article, Illustration498 1998-07-01 20 Annette Pau - He says group has been prudent in evaluating investments By Annette Pau [SINGAPORE] Taken to task by shareholders for the company's poor performance, IPC Corp's chairman and chief executive Patrick Ngiam yesterday repeatedly assured investors that the company will stay afloat. "Our loyal shareholders,ARTHUR LEE - 498 words
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Article144 1998-07-01 20 [SINGAPORE] Shipping container services group Eng Kong Holdings has agreed to acquire Hongkong-based Grand Pacific Warehouse Ltd for HK$2O million (554.4 million). The Sesdaq-listed company said yesterday that it would pay half the price in cash and the other half in new shares nine144 words
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154 1998-07-01 20 Bloomberg [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia's securities regulator said it will lift a Dec 5 ban which limited the ways companies could raise funds. "After taking into account the need for companies to raise funds from the capital market, the Minister of Finance has agreedBloomberg - 154 words
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398 1998-07-01 20 Jenny Lam - Pert&ma Holdings slashes losses by3o%tos2.Bm By, Jenny Lam [SINGAPORE] Watch retailer Sincere Holdings yesterday surprised with a 22.6 per cent hike in net profit to $2.03 million whUe consumer electronics retailer Pertama Holdings said it had trimmed its losses by398 words
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COMPANYBriefs
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Article19 1998-07-01 20 [SINGAPORE] OCBC said J Y Pillay resigned as director with effect from yesterday.19 words
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Article40 1998-07-01 20 [SINGAPORE] Singapore Finance said Ong Pang Boon, a director of the company, will be appointed an executive director in place of Sim Miah Kian, with effect from today. Mr Sim will remain as a director.40 words
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Article82 1998-07-01 20 [SINGAPORE] Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd yesterday announced the appointment of Bertie Cheng Shao Shiong as director and chairman of the audit committee of ST Aerospace with effect from today. Ng Kee Choe, who has been director since 1990 and chairman of the audit committee since 1995,82 words
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75 1998-07-01 20 [SINGAPORE] Casa Holdings has reported a group net loss of $1.59 million for the half-year ended March 31. During the previous corresponding period, the company reported a net profit of $1.77 million. Group turnover dropped by 42 per cent to $37 million at75 words
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Article70 1998-07-01 20 [SINGAPORE] Keppel Telecommunications and Transportation (Keppel T&T) has appointed Ng Eng Ho, Tan Hock Chuan and Yong Chee Min to its board with effect from today. Mr Ng will also take up his new appointment as managing director of Keppel T&T today, having served as70 words
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82 1998-07-01 20 [SINGAPORE] Keppel Marine Industries has appointed Tay Kim Hock and Professor Neo Boon Siong to its board with effect from today. Mr Tay, 50, has been in Intraco Ltd since 1987 and is currently its chief operating officer. Prof Neo, 41, is a certified Public82 words
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50 1998-07-01 20 [SINGAPORE] Temasek Holdings has clarified that it has no direct shareholding in Camerlin BVI and Camerlin Group Bhd. Referring to two BT reports on Camerlin on June 24 and June 30, Temasek says its interests are deemed interests arising from its shareholding in Sembawang Corp.50 words
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457 1998-07-01 21 Bank introduced risky clients to two housing loan firms, agency alleges Bloomberg [TOKYO] Japan's Housing Loan Administration Corp filed a lawsuit against Sumitomo Bank Ltd for 4.8 billion yen (5557.6 million), as the corporation pushes harder to get banks to take responsibility for practicesBloomberg - 457 words
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170 1998-07-01 21 Bloomberg [TOKYO] Nippon Telegraph Telephone Corp, the world's biggest phone company, earned 16.4 per cent less from its domestic long distance services in fiscal 1997 than the year before, according to a breakdown of its earnings obtained by Bloomberg News. NTT's parent pre-tax profit onBloomberg - 170 words
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285 1998-07-01 21 Asset acquisition, debt restructuring plans hit by poor market conditions AFX-Asia [HONGKONG] The Shougang group of companies' asset acquisitions and restructuring have been delayed due to the regional financial turmoil, Shougang Holding (Hong Kong) Ltd managing director Liu Shi Ying said. Speaking after theAFX-Asia - 285 words
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375 1998-07-01 21 Chief says group has low debt-to-asset ratio of 24% AFX-Asia [HONGKONG] Wharf Holdings said less than 10 per cent of its loan portfolio requires refinancing this year, of which 80 per cent has already been secured, and unused facilities adequately cover its budgeted needs. In aAFX-Asia - 375 words
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Article, Illustration87 1998-07-01 21 [SEOUL] A South Korean official, from a transition team responsible for the forced merger offailed Donghwa Bank into the stronger Shinhan Bank, explaining to a worried depositor here yesterday why she must wait a few days before her deposits can be released to her. Protesting workersREUTERS - 87 words
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292 1998-07-01 21 Their weak finances make it hard to find foreign buyer Bloomberg [SEOUL] Seoulßank and Korea First Bank, two struggling South Korean banks, may be merged or sold to Daewoo Group and other domestic businesses instead of foreign investors, a seniorBloomberg - 292 words
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Article, Illustration496 1998-07-01 22 Investors hail offering which will lead to largest stock sale in US history Bloomberg [SYDNEY] News Corp's Australian shares surged after the company said it plans to sell part of its broadcasting, entertainment and baseball businessesBloomberg - 496 words
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422 1998-07-01 22 Reuters [LOS ANGELES] Rockwell International Corp said on Monday that it will cut 3.800 jobs, primarily in its struggling automation business, and spin off its volatile semiconductor unit in moves to shore up lagging profits. The Costa Mesa, Califor-nia-based electronics andReuters - 422 words
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466 1998-07-01 22 Gaming company will then merge with Grand Casinos NYT [LOS ANGELES] Hilton Hotels Corp is expected to announce that it will split its hotel and gambling operations into separate companies and will merge the gaming company with the Mississippi gambling operations ofNYT - 466 words
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277 1998-07-01 22 Deal gives US group international seed operations network FT [CHICAGO] Monsanto, the US life sciences group which has become one of the most aggressive players in agricultural biotechnology, is to buy the international seed operations of Cargill, the privately owned US company, for US$l.4FT - 277 words
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180 1998-07-01 22 Bloomberg [JAKARTA] ABN Amro Holding NV, Holland's biggest bank, added four new branches in Indonesia, unfazed by the country's worst economic crisis in more than three decades. The new branches which will increase its Indonesian network to 14 come as the moreBloomberg - 180 words
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Article, Illustration78 1998-07-01 22 [AMSTERDAM] A bang by Ad Scheepbouwer, chairman of the board ofdirectors of TNT Post Group (TPG) at the Amsterdam Stock Exchange on Monday. And it marked the first day of trading in TPG. TPG, the hived-offpostal and courier arm of Koninklijke PTT NederlandREUTERS - 78 words
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516 1998-07-01 22 Deal comes four days after Adaptec ends agreement to acquire the Hyundai unit Reuters [SAN FRANCISCO] Chip maker LSI Logic Corp said on Monday it will acquire Symbios Inc from Hyundai Electronics America for US$76O million (Ssl.3 billion), a move that will give LSIReuters - 516 words
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394 1998-07-01 22 Dutch electronics giant reveals why readiness is crucial, and what's at stake Reuters [AMSTERDAM] Dutch electronics giant Philips, a fervent and long-standing proponent of a single European currency, is poised in the starting blocks as the euro countdown begins. "We think it'sReuters - 394 words
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3405 1998-07-01 23 CURR PREV COMPANY MKT CAP NO. Of CLOSING PRICE PE RANK RANK (S$M) SHARES 30/06/98 31/12/97 CHANGE RATIO (MILLIONS) (S$) (S$) 2 Daimler *****.7 517 52.12 52.12 0.0 0.0 1 SingTel "*****.6 ***** 2.40 3.14 -23.6 19.4 3 SIA 8785.4 962 6.50 8.103,405 words
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502 1998-07-01 24 Slow Li Sen - Brokers expect them to take back seat when Simex launches equity index contracts By\ Slow Li Sen [SINGAPORE] Local fund managers, whose risk-averse tendencies have probably been boosted by fears that they might be losing their jobs in the current shrinking environment,502 words
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Article, Illustration504 1998-07-01 24 Catherine Ong - Currency forecast to trade in range of US$l.BO-USSLBS Byi Catherine Ong [SINGAPORE] There is a danger that Europe is being swept by an emotional tide ahead of the launch of the continent's single currency, the euro, which is more likely to trade onCHRIS LOH - 504 words
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351 1998-07-01 24 WOCATNE nmu NUMBER MKXXEFWCES uatibitv MEREST Of DAYS Of (EXO.UOING GfiOSS MATURITY YEARRWSEO RATE AMOUMT PAYMENT ACCRUED ACCRUED REDEMPTION (%PA) (SM) DATES MEREST NTEREST) YflO(%PA) 17.96 NSQIOflft 1998 3 1030.00 1/7 1/1 180 100.00 2.96 I- 7 N*****1X 1996 1 1/4 J100.00351 words
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Article289 1998-07-01 24 Soh Tiang Keng - By\ Soh Tiang Keng [SINGAPORE] The Singapore International Monetary Exchange (Simex) is likely to launch a better, more efficient clearing system within the next two years. Known as the Clearing Operations and Risk Evaluation (Core) system, this revamped structure, according to Simex officials, will ♦enhance289 words
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Article260 1998-07-01 24 SSMEXReport Reuters [SINGAPORE) Simex Euroyen futures staged a recovery yesterday after hopes of credit easing were rekindled and on improved sentiment ahead of plans to clean up Japan's bad loan mess. Minutes from the Bank of Japan's policy board meeting on May 19 saidReuters - 260 words
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186 1998-07-01 24 Cecilia Loh - MSCI TAIWAN FUTURES Cecilia Loh Cecilia Loh, service dealer, Refco Singapore [SINGAPORE] The Simex MSCI Taiwan Index futures edged up 2.60 points on optimism that US computer companies have not issued profit warnings as the second quarter ends. Technology stocks led the rally in186 words
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226 1998-07-01 24 ENERGY REPORT Bloomberg [NEW YORK) Crude oil rose after an attack on an Iraqi missile site by a US warplane raised speculation that United Nations sanctions against Iraq's exports will not soon be lifted. The missile was fired in a no-flyBloomberg - 226 words
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Article282 1998-07-01 24 AFP AFX-Asia London THE US dollar shed almost a yen in afternoon trade as stop-loss selling punished a break of support at 139 yen, and traders said the dollar may still have more ground to lose. The dollar was already looking poorly supported against the yen earlier, butAFP; AFX-Asia - 282 words
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Article, Illustration1207 1998-07-01 24 PfTERBAMK CROSS RATES u SLB Ffr Dt» HK$ If* H fapMi YwWow Ml HZ$ P*ts PtM S$ tort Mr »T$ W »oH U$$ Sf 1105 0905 £2 \\f 2 "J fJSSKIJK? n£S £2 ***** ***** 1-045 3.611 0.938 ***** 24.006 0.369 0.6* ST 0195 0177 SS aim Jij2 Km 21,207 words
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Article1822 1998-07-01 25 SICOMrUTURES Jun30 RUBBER (futures ctosinq is it 5.30pm) RSS1 CONTRACTS cwts/kg) Close Volume Open Month High Low Sett (tows) Interest Jul 98 120.50 500 Aug 98 121.50 340 Sep 98 122.75 350 Oct/Dec 98 125.50 4650 Jan/Mar 99 130.50 WOO Apr/Jun 99 134.75 1950 RSS 3 CONTRACT (US1,822 words
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Article2369 1998-07-01 25 LONDON Intfustrijls ■to" 30 Pwti 31 Group 613.000 -0.400 AB Ports 333.000 -5.000 Abbey Nation*! 1070.000 6.000 Allied Domecq 559.400 -6.600 Amec 171.000 -6.400 Asda Croup 205.600 -2.000 BAT Ind 597.400 -12.600 BG Pic 347.000 -2.000 BICC 128.000 -6.000 BOC Group 816.400 -13.600 BR Petroleum 876.000 -5.4002,369 words
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Article1635 1998-07-01 25 Bloomberg Q Nikkei 225 jjjUl JAPAN'S benchmark stock index rose to a one-month high amid growing confidence the government will come up with a plan to take over failed financial institutions. Banks such as Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi Ltd led the rise as Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto said the plan,Bloomberg - 1,635 words
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Article, Illustration1498 1998-07-01 26 Reuters M Hang Seng +8139 HONGKONG stocks, boosted by the strength of Tokyo shares and a recovery of the yen, closed higher yesterday but gains were pared by prof-it-taking ahead of a public holiday today, brokers said. The Hang Seng Index ended up 82.39 points, or 0.97 per cent,Reuters - 1,498 words
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Article, Illustration647 1998-07-01 26 Reuters kJ Shenzhen B Index -0.58 SHENZHEN'S Hongkong-dollar denominated B Share Index closed lower yesterday as falls in the domestic A share market hit investor sentiment, analysts said. The B Share Index dropped 0.58 point, or 0.70 per cent, to 81.64 points on turnover of HK$4.4 million against HK$7.OReuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 647 words
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Article372 1998-07-01 26 AFP gWP Index +13.08 TAIWAN share prices moved up 0.2 per cent yesterday buoyed by overnight gains on Wall Street and foreign institutional buying, dealers said. The Taiwan Stock Exchange Weighted Price Index rose 13.08 points to 7,548.81. "Foreign institutional buying in the past three sessions appeared to haveAFP - 372 words
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Article, Illustration785 1998-07-01 26 AFP Reuters Q SET Into -XB7 THAI shares slid 1.4 per cent in very quiet trade yesterday, with investors sidelined in the absence of local developments and amid ongoing uncertainty about regional currencies, analysts said. The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) Composite Index finished 3.87 points lower at 267.33AFP; Reuters - 785 words
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Article, Illustration725 1998-07-01 26 Bloomberg Fl Composite Index +14.69 INDONESIAN stocks surged in the last half hour of trading yesterday, buoyed by the rise in the rupiah. Investors are "trying to punt on the currency, hoping that the rupiah will strengthen in the very short term", said Richard Sung, head of sales atBloomberg - 725 words
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Article603 1998-07-01 26 AFP rl All Ordinaries +47.3 AUSTRALIAN share prices rose 1.8 per cent yesterday due largely to a surge in News Corp stock, brokers said. The Australian Stock Exchange's main indicator, the All Ordinaries Index, jumped 47.3 points to 2,668.4. The All Industrials Index climed 86.9 points to 4,689.0 whileAFP - 603 words
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Article411 1998-07-01 26 AFP P Composite Index -0.72 SOUTH Korean stocks fell slightly yesterday amid concerns over the fallout from forced bank mergers and labour unrest, dealers said. "In the process of dealing with the five non-viable banks, a liquidity squeeze is likely to come about and this, in turn, will weakenAFP - 411 words
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Article256 1998-07-01 26 AFP rl Wellington *7.75 THE New Zealand stock exchange was up 0.4 per cent yesterday on strong turnover, dealers said. The NZSE-40 Capital Index was up 7.75 points to 1.964.59. Turnover was NZ$lll.9 million with Telecom Corp up four cents to NZ57.94. AFP Jw 30 US (000) ANZ BanftinqAFP - 256 words
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Article, Illustration415 1998-07-01 27 AFP Q Composite Index +4.87 MALAYSIAN share prices closed 1.1 percent higher yesterday as some light buying interest emerged to reverse earlier losses, dealers said. The Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange's 100-share weighted Composite Index rose 4.87 points to end at 455.64, off an earlier lowAFP - 415 words
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Article8470 1998-07-01 27 INDUSTRIALS 1998 Last vol Day Nat Cap High Low Company Sale OOP High Law P/E Smil 3K) 180 Ajinomoto 218 12 0 88 4 148 58 Angkasa 58 unch 7 58 58 1.3 85.5 290 123 Apollo Food Hlg 142 4.1 56.8 388 190 Barjaya Land 228 2 133 2308,470 words
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Article3372 1998-07-01 28 BONOS, LOANS WARRANTS i9?a *t Htqh Low Strvo Company s". <fw£? ul.* V Urt 0uoU A < OOO) High Low Buyer Seller Prtco 23.5 9 m 3000 m AMOB c5.5%*****6 10 20.5 5 3160 "Acer ******1 USS 6 5 "si 95 8.5 3164 Acma ******4 11 l8 J 3161 AIIToch3,372 words
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148 1998-07-01 28 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH R Sivanithy IN yesterday's column, we highlighted the ridiculously low price-earnings (PE) ratios which blue chips are currently trading at and today's feature is along the same lines. Malaysia's Southern Bank's Foreign shares currently sell for 1.23 Malaysian ringgit which, according to Bloomberg148 words
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Article2015 1998-07-01 28 Transaction date Jun 30 j MALAYSIAN STOCKS tQAa Of Gr in,, Vol Day Last Quote CMv Mv YM Net M Cm High Low Stno Company Sale C000) High Low Buyer Soar H C'vr p/E Snm mS !22° AIS850C 4&5 5 126 475 465 *6 46.5 5.0 3J 222,015 words
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6353 1998-07-01 29 Transaction date: Jiui 30 Or Of M Wt ,Vol Day Last Quota Dtv Otv YM Nat Cap Av« "T* L w S,N Company Sata OOP) Hit Low Buyar SaMar Cyr P/t Smll Prtct MOUSTVIALS 43 13 1020 ACE Dynamic s20c.... 14 *1 21 146,353 words
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Article1192 1998-07-01 29 M r—~.w ii? ON D.V rw Not C»p Avq >tW *0*0 (OOP) MH» L— Buyer S*«*r C'VT P/t $m« Prlco 134 79 0 2000 ABRHkfcpSc 80 82 390 86 2 «5 205l' 5 5 0N 7 6 3 7 2051 A5J HidqsZOc 57 t 56 2.5 10.2 09 HO1,192 words
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Article217 1998-07-01 30 Stacks VoIwm SingTel 15c 10,276,000 Easyfcnit HKIOc 7,366,000 DBS Land 6.376,000 Wing Tai 25c 4,689,000 SPH 3,949,000 City Oev 50c 3,825,000 •Pub Bk Foreign 3,351,000 TAC BtIO 200 2,994,000 •M Resources 2,940,000 'Metroplex 50c 2,855,000 Stwta > SPH 45,815,926 DBS Foreign 24,749,287 SingTel 15c 24,293,428 City Oev 50c 17,861,917 OCBC217 words
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Article, Illustration76 1998-07-01 30 Shiv Taneja - by: Shiv Taneja THE Foreign tranche of Public Bank closed one cent lower at 51 cents on a volume of 3 35 million shares, compared with its 10-day traded average of 2.1 million shares. The counter is trading just off its two-and-a-half year low In the near term,76 words
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Article, Illustration686 1998-07-01 30 R Sivanithy - STOCXMAMEBT COMMENTARY Tokyo stock rally also fails to lift sentiment; STII fall bigger if not for late support for Sing Tel shares By R Sivanithy THE local stock market followed up on its dismal Monday showing with an equally poor display yesterday as lingering686 words
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Article65 1998-07-01 30 THE market is rife again with rumours that Malaysian central banker Ahmad Don is about to throw in the toweL He was earlier reported to have threatened to quit but was eventually persuaded by Finance Minister Anwar Ibrahim to stay on. Hassan Merican, president of national65 words
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Article133 1998-07-01 30 WATCH out, Visa and Mastercard. American Express' blue credit card is judged by some to be tin coolest thing lately. It was voted "Best New Product" in the annual Australian Banking and Finance awards. Said Barry Arnold, senior vice-president of Amex consumer services group: "The blue credit133 words
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Article78 1998-07-01 30 WE all know that Hongkong's residential property market is down in the dumps. Bat just how bad it is can apparently be gauged by the latest selling tactic of a property agent The general manager of a stockbroking firm recounted how the agent called him up to78 words
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Article88 1998-07-01 30 THE "greening" ofall Singapore petrol stations from today, aimed at producing a cleaner environment, has raised concerns especially among motorists with older cars. With leaded petrol no longer available here, one oil company is offering these motorists the "ultimate peace of mind" in using its unleaded88 words
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Article90 1998-07-01 30 WHAT type of accommodation In Australia could cost as much as hotels? The answer, prisons. At least modern prisons. Tender will doee tomorrow for an expression of interest for the construction, financing and management ofWoorokx? Prison in Western Australia. The 750-bed prison is estimated to90 words
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Article50 1998-07-01 30 SPEAKING of prisons, British Prime Minister Tony Blair is said to be thinking of enlisting the jailbirds of British prisons to help fix the millennium bug expected to hit computers in the year 3000. Not s bad idea considering the expertise of hacker types doing time in prison.50 words
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Article88 1998-07-01 30 PIZZA Hut is the latest among restaurants, pubs and coffee shops to cash in on the World Cup fever in Singapore. It is offering two menu packages to football {fens to enable them "to stay up late to enjoy our World Cup meals". The two meal packages,88 words
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Advertisement117 1998-07-01 19 A company's strength lies in the Backbone of its staff. A fife 1 1 And the secret of the Gamma work more comfortably with the PA 3870 li es in its point syn- PA 3870 y and most certainly chronieed technology with improve your seated posture. tension adjustment feature, which117 words
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Advertisement329 1998-07-01 21 THE ASIA BUSINESS FORECAST A FORUM THAT EXAMINES THE ECONOMIC FUTURE OF THE REGION The Asia Business Forecast is the year's most important one day meeting for corporate decision makers and government policy planners. We've brought together Asia's most formidable policy makers and economic commentators, along with Dr. Paul Krugman.329 words
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Advertisement459 1998-07-01 30 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT. CAP. 50 AND IN THE MATTER OF PROTEUS INVESTMENTS (PTE) LTD (IN VOLUNTARY IJQUIDATION) MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP Ai an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of the abovenamed company, duly convened and held at 50 Jalan Sultan. #25-10. Jaian Suhan Centre. Singapore *****4459 words
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Article311 1998-07-01 31 Bridge News Reuters TRADING was extremely sluggish and most brokers are not expecting much activity at all this week ahead of the long July 4 weekend. Fixtures TANKERS: The week started off at a brisk pace for VLCC loaders from the Persian Gulf and West African regions, inBridge News; Reuters - 311 words
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Article293 1998-07-01 31 SES *000 S$ VI CWT Distribution 0.435 -0.03 9 ChuanHup 0.36 unch 5 Cosco investment 0.50 -0.01 6 0Y9 unci 10 CB Holdings 0.20 -0.01 13 Hat Sun Hup 0.395 *0.015 286 HItactM Zosen 0.57 unch 305 IMC Holdings HK 5.60 Jay« Holdings 0.40 *0.005 10 Jurong Shipyard293 words
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Article, Illustration390 1998-07-01 31 Felix Chan - Call on PSA Corp to assist by offering more goodies to shipping lines and shippers By Felix Chan [SINGAPORE] The shipping community yesterday welcomed the government's announcement of a 20 per cent rebate on port-related tariffs at the Jurong Port andFILE PHOTO - 390 words
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758 1998-07-01 31 Seafarer - STRAIT TALK By\ Seafarer RECENTLY Seafarer saw a television demonstration of a sort of light gun. These things are like camera flashes but very, very much more powerful and will, it is claimed, temporarily blind anybody on the receiving end. They758 words
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374 1998-07-01 31 Marcus Hand - By\ Marcus Hand [SINGAPORE] After months of warnings, the first phase of the International Safety Management (ISM) Code finally comes into force today. The first phase of the ISM Code is mandatory for all tankers, bulk carriers, gas carriers, passenger craft374 words
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221 1998-07-01 31 Bridge News [SINGAPORE] Publicly listed shipping and port company PT Humpuss Intermoda Transportasi said it is confident it will retain its shipping tenders despite the intention of state oil and gas firm Pertamina to retender its shipping contracts, the Jakarta Post reportedBridge News - 221 words
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Article, Illustration1062 1998-07-01 32 HOLLAND AMERICA LIKES Premium cruise line offers spacious, mid-sized ships, a high staff-to-guest ratio and worldwide itineraries Guests feel at home as soon as they step aboard a Holland America Line ship. A salute from the Dutch officer on the gangway, a warm welcome from the1,062 words
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Article18975 1998-07-01 40 THEBUSINESSTIMES EXPORT ETA ETA Adv*rtis*r V*ss*l Voyag* TH#phon« ETA ETA Adv*rtis*r V*ss*l Voyag* T*i*pnon* SIN D*st'n Nam* Nam* Number Number SIN D*st'n Nam* Nam* Numbtr Number a To BUENOS AIRES (BUE) 2060 Argentina To ABIDJAN (ABJ) 2003 oe/o7 03/M csav csav santos oo?s 65-*****55 Ivory Coast, Cote D/voire18,975 words
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Article762 1998-07-01 47 Voy No Berth Arrival Departure ■J*'"" 1 JUN30 J01 alongside }0 06/2359 81 p l *****8 JOI alongside 30 04/1700 W Km R» *****8 JOI alongside 30 06/1400 9t Lane AIM 2JUM98 JOI alongside 30 06/1230 Bt Mustika *****8 JOI alongside 01.07/0600 B W n3 2698 JOI alongside762 words
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Article1837 1998-07-01 47 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCI CARGO Booklnq/EUIancc Rstls Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Period From To From Ac. low 006B 03/1400 U 30/1500 30/1459 30/1900 It 30/1500 30/1*59 30/1900 U 30/1700 01/0659 01/0900 30/1700 01/0459 01/0900 1 01/0700 01/1159 01/1400 4 01/1200 01/1459 01/1700 "—irr"* M 03/07001,837 words
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Article170 1998-07-01 47 Jail. Canada: Canada Day. Hong Kong: SAR Establishment Day. Jul 2. Hong Kong: SAR Establishment Holiday. United States: Independence Holiday. Jul 7 Brunei: Maulud. Indonesia: Mouloud Prophet's Birthday. Malaysia: Birthday of Prophet Mohammed. Jul 9. Thailand: Asanha Bucha. Jul 10 Thailand: Khao Phansa Day. Jul 13 United Kingdom:170 words
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Article1015 1998-07-01 47 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 the1,015 words
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Article534 1998-07-01 47 Carbon 180 Mm 994.5 1.0 17.1 0.09 M 0.05 ■lu« 25 Density Water Residue As* Aluminium Sediment No above £25 4 0 10 0 1 0 380 Ave 986.6 0.2 16.5 0 06 30 0.03 tin* 380 Mai 991.6 0.9 19.5 0.11 58 0.09 «W3 »/y534 words
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Article, Illustration545 1998-07-01 48 Felix Chan - Airline moves domestic flights to new EL airport instead of retaining them at Subang By Felix Chan [SINGAPORE] Malaysia Airline System (MAS) said it expects its share of domestic traffic to drop following the opening of the new Kuala Lumpur InternationalAFP - 545 words
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Article291 1998-07-01 48 Railroad company will pay USs24.sm for name and assets of troubled airline Reuters [MIAMI] A bankruptcy judge has approved a reorganisation plan for Pan Am Corp that calls for a railroad company to pay U5524.5 million (5541.6 million) for the name and assets of the troubledReuters - 291 words
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Article, Illustration500 1998-07-01 48 Marcus Hand - Regional airline will get its first A 320 in Sept hYotn Marcus Hand in Toulouse SILKAIR'S first Airbus A 320 is less than three months away from completion, and will offer the regional arm of Singapore Airlines the chance to expand its route network500 words
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488 1998-07-01 48 Felix Chan - It will launch new frequent flyer plan next year By\ Felix Chan [SINGAPORE) Singapore Airlines (SIA) will add 10 additional flights a week to Australia and New Zealand as it realigns its fleet operations ahead of the northern winter schedule. Services to Hongkong, Nepal,488 words
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Advertisement25 1998-07-01 31 MAS expects its share of domestic traffic to drop Airline moves domestic flights to new KL airport instead of retaining them at Subang. Back Page25 words
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