The Business Times, 15 August 1998

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  • 14 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MITA(P) 110/12/97 85* SINGAPORE Internet: http://business-times.asia!.com.sg/ WEEKEND EDITION, AUGUST 15-16, 1998
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  • 67 1 Qsra 9MJI (+8.37) n n hm 388.42 (-1.54) BTOOMF 78&29 (+1.15) riITMGA mm 544J4 (-0.80) STOCK MARKET INDICES Friday Change KLSE COMP 327.98 *115 NIKKEI 1i.t23.93 -258.09 HANOSENO 7,224.69 +664.2 7 SET INDEX ***** +1171 JAKARTA COMP 414.63 +11.69 MANILA COMP —1,***** +34.63 TAIPEI WP1 7,348.94 14J1 SEOUL
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  • 75 1 FOBEX BATES us$ ss US$ 1.744 £(U8$/S$per2) 1.622 2.829 ()M 1.787 0.976 YEN 144.4 Ii08* RM 4190 0.416 HK$ 7.760 0m HAirr 41.70 0.042 RUPtAH 12£76 0.014 St to 100 units FUME BATES SINGAPORE* 7.88 KUALA LUMPUR 11.60 JAKARTA ..28.00 BANGKOK 14.75 MANILA .22.90 HONGKONG 10.25 TAIPH 8.80 SYDNEY
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  • 722 1  -  Trend expected to take hold; developers have no choice, says an analyst By Lee Han Shih, Ang Wan May [SINGAPORE] Developers are offering new condominiums and houses at prices below comparable properties in the resale market. At the moment only a portion
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  • 920 1  -  Govt digs into its foreign reserves to fight 'double play' by hedge funds From Loh Hui Yin, Quak Hiang Whai til tiongKong IN a move that caught markets by surprise, the Hongkong government yesterday abandoned
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  • 432 1  -  Move likely to generate over $100 m a year for economy By Kenneth James [SINGAPORE] Global software leader Microsoft Corp has selected Singapore as its operations centre for the Asia-Pacific region, in a vote of confidence that is likely to generate
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  • 584 1  -  This will free them from their foreign debt obligations From Shoeb Kagda in Jakarta MORE than 100 of Indonesia's top business families are lobbying President BJ Habibie to declare the country's economic situation as force majeure and thus free them from having
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    • 82 1 nngPß hs W it Staying alive Jaime Ee goes behind the sets of Singapore's movie business and finds a constant battle against tight budgets and thin margins, ELI Perfect pfck-ip The Jaguar XKR is really something, ELS Play and win Missed out on the first qualifying period of the BT-Stanchart
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    • 185 1 WingTai's Sunrise Gdns cheaper than EC, Pg 4 Anson Chan reaffirms China won't devalue, HK peg stays, Pg 4 When attacking HKSpeg brings easy money, Pg 12 HK reviewing subsidised home-ownership scheme, Pg 6 j Invented for you The Type XX Aeronavale chronograph has a doubly prestigious heritage. It is
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    • 8 1 IniinnAiUw Mn«Hm coalition wants Pancasila revoked, Pg 6
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  • FOCUS: PERSONAL FINANCE & INVESTMENT
    • BULL'SEYE
      • 612 2 Those polled for their views on the Singapore stock market outlook for next week were: Daiwa, Deutsche Morgan, Fraser, GK Goh, ING Barings, Kay Hian, Kim Eng, Merrill Lynch. Overseas Union Bank ♦(Maintain Buy) Paribas Asia Equity, Aug 14, $2.96 OUB reported interim group net profit of
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      • Article, Illustration
        469 2  -  Madeleine Lee Managing director and chief investment officer Commerzbank Asset Management Asia NE year after the I I start of the Asian crisis must find some investors questioning if the traditional methods of assessing the stocks and stockmarkets are dead. How else can one explain the gaps
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    • 786 2  -  SES review proposes shorter settlement time, but also calls for lower broking commissions, and more products By Shiv Taneja [SINGAPORE) THE proposals of the Stock Exchange of Singapore Review Committee will mainly affect individual investors in three ways lower broking commissions, shorter settlement time, and the opportunity
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    • 1092 2  -  Most in our portfolio have been driven down to less than half their book value By\ Louis Beckerling [SINGAPORE] A yawning gulf has opened up between the balance sheet values of Malaysian companies and the price that investors are willing to pay
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    • 731 2  -  EYE ON THE REGION: THAILAND NPLs have not yet peaked; unclear how banking sector will recover From Harish Mehta in Bangkok SOME of Thailand's high-fly-ing dynasties, who controlled two banks and five finance companies, were wiped out yesterday after the Bank of Thailand
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    • Article, Illustration
      332 3 Compiled by BT Investment objective To achieve an income yield higher than Singapore dollar fixed deposits by investing in a portfolio of money market and fixed income instruments in Singapore dollars and other currencies. Investment style Focus on yield and capital preservation. Active country and currency allocation. Strategies
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    • 1068 3  -  After a few subdued years, Schroders is making a comeback with its latest product and stands by its investment stance By\ Shiv Taneja [SINGAPORE] IN serious danger of becoming a second string unit trust manager on the back of average fund performances and a couple of mediocre
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    • 183 3 THE GAME OVER 2,400 applications have been received for the first qualifying period of The Game a unit trust competition in Singapore organised by The Business Times and Standard Chartered Bank. "The response has been overwhelming," said Lim Meng Tat, manager
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    • 1031 3  - Why going global makes sense and Invest in areas that will do well when returns at home are less attractive By. Kwok Keng Han The writer is manager, retail marketing, at Nicholas-Applegate Capital Management Asia. THINK local, act global. This call to action is very common, especially on merchandise for
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  • SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
    • 436 4  -  At $368 psf, the remaining 15 units in Tio Chu Kang are $2 psf cheaper than Woodsvale EC By] Diana Oon LISTED Wing Tai Holdings has lowered asking prices for its 99-year Sunrise Gardens condominium to $368 per sq ft, $2 psf
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    • 409 4  -  By\ David Boey SINGAPORE'S air defence shield has been strengthened with the arrival this week of the first Lockheed Martin F--16C/D Fighting Falcon advanced multirole fighters. A Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) F-16C sin-gle-seat fighter and three F--16D twin-seat trainer/allweather strike aircraft
      ARTHUR LEE  -  409 words
    • 287 4  -  Workers laid off include admin staff, engineers, managers nth Jennifer Lien DISK drive maker Western Digital has laid off another 41 staff, this time at its Tuas high-end manufacturing plant. The layoffs leave Western Digital's Tuas plant with 1.200 staff.
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    • 444 4  -  Boon Heng says unhappiness over economic slump being diverted to S'pore ////< Carol Eng SINGAPORE and Malaysia can have a mature relationship only if Malaysian politicians can go through a general election without engaging in Singapore-bashing, Minister without Portfolio Lim Boon Heng said yesterday. Mr
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    • 500 4  -  Cutting link would be like cutting lifeline, not only to HE, but to region, she says By i Catherine Ong CHINA will not devalue the renminbi and Hongkong will hold on to its currency peg despite sustained speculative attacks, the Chief
      SIEW YAW HOONG  -  500 words
    • 176 4 WHILE others cut their advertising budgets in a market downturn, smart companies gear up. They get their messages focused and make their advertising dollar work harder for them, the group general manager of marketing of Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) said yesterday. Speaking on "Clever Use
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    • 205 4 FOUR education groups stand to gain from Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew's memoirs, the first volume of which will be launched on Sept 16, his 75th birthday. Proceeds from the sale of a limited number of autographed copies of the memoirs will
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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  • ASIA'S ECONOMIC SLUMP
    • 358 5 Reuters [TAIPEI] Taiwan investment giant China Development Corp said yesterday it aimed to pool US$l billion (Ssl.7 billion) for a state-inspired fund to pump friendly investment into cash-strapped South-east Asia. "Our president (Benny Hu) says he likes the ring of
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    • 864 5  -  Government wipes ont seven institutions, eyes 300b baht in fresh bailout funds From Harish Mehta in Bangkok THAILAND yesterday unveiled a "tough-yet-humane" rescue package for its battered financial system by shutting down a scandal-rid-den bank, allowing seven institutions to disappear, pumping capital into
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    • 204 5 Bloomberg [MANILA] The Philippines posted its first trade surplus in almost a decade in the month of June as the slowing economy and the depreciation of the peso caused imports to plunge. The National Statistics Office said the country had a
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    • 629 5  -  Fears oflMPs remarks derailing Obuchi's banking recovery plans From Anthony Rowley in Tokyo JAPANESE officials reacted angrily yesterday to a claim by the International Monetary Fund that Tokyo's response to the country's financial crisis has "fallen short" of what is required. The criticism comes just
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    • 532 5 Expansion fastest in 3 years; data shows demand's finally picking up: analyst Bloomberg [BEIJING] China's benchmark investment indicator grew last month at the fastest pace in three years, sending the clearest signal yet that government efforts to stoke economic growth may finally be taking
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    • 270 5 Bloomberg [TAIPEI] Taiwan's economy will likely grow at its slowest pace in 13 years as demand for its exports tumbles, the government said yesterday. The economy grew at an annualised rate of 5.21 per cent in the second quarter of 1998,
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  • REGION
    • 452 6 BEIJING It accounted for half of country's oil production last year AFP MILLIONS of people in northeastern China yesterday battled to save cities from steadily rising waters, as raging torrents breached a major dyke close to the country's biggest oilfield, Daqing, state
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    • 521 6 BEIJING But Beijing police block potential protests at Indonesian embassy Reuters CHINA yesterday called on Jakarta to promptly investigate and prosecute those behind the attacks on ethnic Chinese during rioting in May, but mustered police to block potential protests at Indonesia's
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    • 186 6 mJAKARTA Reuters A COALITION of Indonesian Muslim groups yesterday threatened to launch a mass protest against the government unless it revoked the Pancasila state ideology, seen as a bulwark against religious fundamentalism. The chief of the Islamic Committee for Reform, Eddy Sudjana, gave the
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    • 253 6 KUALA LUMPUR Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] US embassy diplomats and staff in Kuala Lumpur were instructed to stay home from work yesterday as a security precaution following bombings 4n Kenya and Tanzania that killed more than 250 people. The US State
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    • 325 6 HONGKONG Move follows slump in the prices of private homes Reuters THE Hongkong government said yesterday it was reviewing its home-ownership scheme amid a collapse in property prices which has made private housing in the territory more affordable for middle-income households. "In the light
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    • 725 6  -  Japan as No 2 power holder has a difficult role, says Vogel By Yang Razali Kassim [SINGAPORE] What do Anwar Ibrahim, Zhao Ziyang and Japan have in common? They all have to restrain themselves as No 2, says Professor Ezra F Vogel, the
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    • 259 6 JAKARTA AFP FIVE arrested bankers from two Indonesian private banks closed down by the government last year will soon be brought to court for alleged violation of banking laws, press reports said yesterday. Dossiers on the five have already been presented
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    • 629 7  -  NZ$, stocks perk up on news; sale of govt stake in Wellington Airport goes ahead From David McLoughlin in Auckland SOME of the flames raging through New Zealand's chaotic political system were doused yesterday with the sacking of the country's rogue
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    • 288 7 CANBERRA Reuters AUSTRALIA'S conservative government, reacting to a jump in complaints of racist abuse, launched a "Living in Harmony" anti-racism campaign yesterday. The campaign, which follows a strong showing by an-ti-immigration politician Pauline Hanson in the recent Queensland state election, was announced amid speculation
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    • 786 7  -  COMMENTARY Previous Australian governments have reneged on tax relief and crackdown promises BU Russell Baker AUSTRALIA'S Finance Minister John Fahey hit the nail on the head yesterday when he admitted that "the question of credibility will be the first stumbling block" in selling the federal
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    • 276 7 SHANGHAI AFP CHINA'S central bank branch in the southern city of Shenzhen announced yesterday rules to manage the opening of the local currency business to foreign financial institutions. The Shanghai Securities News reported that the Shenzhen People's Bank of China (PBOC) branch said
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    • 545 7 ULSAN, South Korea Move comes after failed attempt to restart operations AFP SOUTH Korea's largest car maker Hyundai Motor Co yesterday ordered its factories to close down indefinitely after a dispute with the union over layoffs crippled production for nearly one month. The shutdown was
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    • 166 7 SEOUL AFP SOUTH Korea yesterday pardoned 94 political prisoners and more than 2,000 other convicts to mark the nation's 50th anniversary but Amnesty International slammed Seoul for making their release conditional. "The amnesty is aimed at achieving a grand national harmony to
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    • 476 7 NEW DELHI Country's political, economic woes not helped by nuclear blasts AFP AS the curtain falls today on celebrations to mark India's 50th year of independence, there seems little left to celebrate amid crippling political instability, the economic slowdown and heightened
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    • 44 6 MEWD^N SINGAPORE HOTELS IN ASIA-PACIFIC: BAI.I BANGKOK ISI K OF PINKS W •JAKARTA KOI I SAMLI ME DAN '99 MELBOURNE NEW DEI.HI NOUMEA TAHITI 9H PHUKET PORT VILA BORA BORA 98 SAIPAN 99 SINGAPORE SINGAPORE CIIANGI TIIF. WI DEN TRIANGLE TOKYO TOKYO II 9H
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  • THE WORLD
    • 363 8 WASHINGTON Producer Price Index exceeds forecasts but fails to excite Wall St Bloomberg Reuters US wholesale prices edged up in July, boosted by higher prices for electricity, cars and prescription drugs, the Labour Department said yesterday. The Producer Price
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    • 456 8 LONDON Some analysts extol potential benefits, others dismiss talk Reuters EUROPE has so far failed to match the wave of banking consolidation which has swept the US this year, but fresh speculation that the biggest players are hatching merger plans reared its head
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    • 269 8 PARIS Reuters BRITAIN has withdrawn from a programme to build military satellites jointly with France and Germany, the French defence ministry said late on Thursday. It said the British government had notified France and Germany on Wednesday that it would not participate
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    • 675 8 NOVGOROD, Russia Reuters PRESIDENT Boris Yeltsin, blaming Russia's woes partly on global problems, vowed yesterday not to devalue the rouble and appealed to Parliament to hold a special mid-re-cess crisis session. Mr Yeltsin's Communist opponents said they were ready to agree
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    • 83 8 (NEWFOUNDLAND) Efforts to unravel thefamous mystery of the RMS Titanic continue, as part of the hull of the ill-fated ship was brought to the surface on Monday for thefirst time since 1912. Scientists who raised the large piece of the hull vowed to continue their study of
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    • 395 8 NEW YORK Zurich's first European insurer to agree to open books Reuters A MAJOR Swiss insurer agreed on Thursday to honour the outstanding life and property insurance claims of Holocaust victims one day after Swiss banks agreed to settle a similar controversy for US$l.25
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  • COMPANIES & MARKETS
    • 488 9  -  Govt's lead will form benchmark and encourage entrants into new market By' Wong Wei Kong [SINGAPORE] If the Housing Development Board decides to securitise some of its housing loans to issue mortgagebacked securities, the move would be a breakthrough in the development
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    • 321 9  -  Packard Bell files USslsm suit over 6SP dispute By, Annette Pau [SINGAPORE] Sesdaq-listed multimedia firm Aztech Systems yesterday said it will "respond vigorously" to a US$l5 million (5526.3 million) lawsuit filed against it by US personal computer company Packard Bell NEC. Aztech said yesterday
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    • 304 9  -  By Ven Sreenivasan [SINGAPORE] Beverage giant Fraser Neave, whose first-half earnings fell almost 70 per cent, has revised downwards its forecast for the full year, citing a deterioration in its trading environment. The company said recent developments had prompted it to revise its earlier projection
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    • 762 9  -  HOCK LOCK SIEW Jennifer Lien f f OUND Blaster H Live!, it's probably worth Ssloo at most," a PC-sawy, game-playing lawyer friend remarked last week. He had recently forked out that amount for a value-for-money sound card by Creative Technology
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    • 435 9  -  Local tranche down 14.5%, foreign 16% for week; some see this as over-reaction Siow Li Sen [SINGAPORE] DBS Bank shares ended the week bruised and pummelled as investors focused on its Thai Danu losses and forgot about its POSBank buy. Investors continued
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    • 233 9  -  IV Ven Sreenivasan [SINGAPORE] The Japanbased parent company of mainboard-listed Showpla Asia Ltd has filed for court protection throwing into doubt the recoverability of $20 million in loans extended by the Singapore group to its parent. In its statement yesterday, Showpla Asia said that
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    • REGIONAL COMPANIES
      • 402 10 Deferment will free RM9llm in cash for company; other options being studied AFX-Asia [KUALA LUMPUR] Tenaga Nasional Bhd is considering the possibility of a threemonth delay in payments to independent power producers amid cash flow problems, the Malaysian Business Times reported. The
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      • 196 10 [SINGAPORE] In what seems to be a trend amongst local financial institutions, Tat Lee Finance yesterday reported that its net earnings fell 45 per cent to $2.98 million for the first six months to June 30. Turnover in the half-year edged
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      • 338 10 AFX-Asia [HONGKONG] Orient Overseas (International) Ltd chief financial officer Harry Wilkinson said the company would see a "significant" turnaround in the second half, after reporting a six months to June loss of US$l4.Bl million (5525.8 million), its first loss since 1993. He told
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      • 297 10 Bloomberg [KUALA LUMPUR] Shares of Malaysia's most profitable lottery company, Berjaya Sports Toto Bhd, fell as much as 7.6 per cent yesterday after its parent said it plans to raise up to 3.04 billion Malaysian ringgit (Ssl.3 billion) to repay debt. The
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      • 338 10  -  Bankers Trust, ABN tell shareholders to vote for merger By< Conrad Raj [SINGAPORE] The proposed merger of Singapore Technologies Industrial Corporation (STIC) and Sembawang Corp looks "fair and reasonable", in the eyes of the advisers to the independent directors of the two companies. So they have
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      • 161 10 AFP Bloomberg [MANILA] JG Summit Holdings said interim net profit rose 5.5 per cent to 1.72 billion pesos (Ss69 million). Revenue was up 31.2 per cent to 13.7 billion pesos. Analysts said the group's profit in the three months to June
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      • 280 10 Sale to Village Roadshow at 60 HE cents per share SCMP [HONGKONG] Rupert Murdoch's 20th Century Fox has sold its 5.5 per cent Golden Harvest Entertainment (Holdings) stake at a profit after keeping the shares for a little more than two months, a
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      • 237 10  -  Siow Li Sen [SINGAPORE] Overseas Union Bank (OUB) has embarked on a major reorganisation to focus more sharply on its domestic consumer, retail and commercial banking business, at a time when others are also beefing up their strengths in this highly
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      • 423 10 Bloomberg [HONGKONG] For 134 years, the fortunes of Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corp have been synonymous with those of Hongkong itself. A year after this city returned to China, they still are for the territory's stock market, at least. The bank
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      • 538 10 Top-grade debt like Hutchison a bargain on economic worries Bloomberg [HONGKONGI In Hongkong, A-rated bonds like those of Hutchison Whampoa Ltd are now selling at junk-bond prices. That's an opportunity some fund managers say is too good
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    • INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES
      • 385 11 Others may focus on niche businesses as squeeze on profit margins get tighter Reuters [SEOUL] After years of sliding prices, the time is drawing closer for computer memory chip makers to consider seriously whether to remain in the industry. Three to four
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      • 234 11 Reuters [SAN FRANCISCO] Apple Computer Inc said on Thursday it would launch its larg-est-ever advertising campaign for its sleek new iMac computer, spending more than US$lOO million (Ssl74 million) as it seeks to lure new users to the Macintosh. Apple's new consumer computer, the
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      • 512 11 Further cuts on top of the up to 28,000 planned by end-1999 Bloomberg [SEATTLE] Boeing Co said it expects to start a new round of job cuts in 2000 on top of as many as 28,000 planned by the end of
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      • 78 11 [TOKYO] Fumiko Koiwa, an employee of Japan's consumer electronics maker Sony Corporation, shows off their new digital still camera "Digital Mavica MVC-FD7I "at the Sony office in Tokyo. The new camera uses a standard 3.5-inch floppy disc to store picture data, and features a faster microprocessor and
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      • 301 11 Bloomberg [SEOUL] Hyundai Motor Co, South Korea's largest automaker. suffered its first loss in almost two decades this year as the country's worstever recession battered domestic demand. The company posted a net 1.21 billion won (Ssl.s billion)
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    • SHIPS IN PORT
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      • 1618 11 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Booking/Balance Rstls Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Period From To From Aci 275 17/1200 W 14/1500 M/1459 14/1900 18 14/1500 14/1659 14/1900 2A 14/1700 15/0*59 15/0900 21 14/1700 15/0459 15/0900 J 15/0700 15/1159 15/1400 4 15/1200 15/1459 15/1700 2 8229* 16/1800
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    • FINANCE&COMMODITIES
      • 611 12 The way the peg is structured affords opportunities for profit at little risk Reuters (SINGAPOREI There has been much talk of "speculative" attacks on the Hongkong dollar in the past year but there is more to these assaults than a single-minded attempt
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      • 328 12 Rumour that it is eyeing JP Morgan lifts shares 4.4% Reuters Bloomberg [FRANKFURT] Shares of Deutsche Bank AG, Europe's second-largest bank, rose as much as 4.4 per cent in early trading yesterday amid speculation that it is planning a takeover of JP Morgan Co
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      • 496 12 US$/mark: Trading activities for USS/ mark were choppy for the first four days of this week. The unit initially rose to a high of 1.7880 on Wednesday before it was sold down to a low of 1.7709 on the same day. Fears of a rouble devaluation
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      • 269 12 Bloomberg [BOSTON] Liberty Financial Cos agreed on Thursday to buy the US mutual funds unit of Societe Generate SA for about US$2l6 million (*****.4 million) in cash and stock in a move to increase the firm's international money-man-agement business. The acquisition brings
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      • 221 12 SJMEX Report Reuters [SINGAPORE] Simex Euroyen futures extended their recent gains yesterday as worries about a possible credit crunch during the mid-year book closing period faded. Bank of Japan (BOJ) governor Masaru Hayami said on Thursday the central bank would provide ample
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      • 149 12  -  MSCI TAIWAN FUTURES Charlie Kuo Charlie Kuo, service dealer, Refco Singapore THE Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures contract finished slightly higher as the firmer yen triggered shortcovering and speculative buying during late session. The August 98 contract rose 2.0 points to 275.1 points while the
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      • 268 12 ENERGY REPORT Reuters [LONDON] Oil prices drifted around unchanged yesterday as dealers sought in vain for evidence that other producers would follow Saudi Arabia's lead and make big cuts in exports. Benchmark Brent crude on the London futures market was trading at Thursday's
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      • 280 12 AFP Reuters London THE yen firmed yesterday against the US dollar after Japan's top financial diplomat Eisuke Sakakibara said he was looking for a chance to intervene and boost the yen, but the currency gave up its gains as no action emerged. The yen stood at 145.65 to
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      • Article, Illustration
        1309 12 WTERBAWK CROSS RATES AugN C$ Rwb ECU Ffr Pro HK$ Ind Rs Pupnh Yen Won BM MZ$ Nfc Rs Peso S$ Rand Sfr HT$ Balrt Poawd US$ Australia 0.908 6.178 0.543 3.588 1.070 4 640 25.802 75.299 0.865 7.942 2.509 1.183 32.042 25.832 1.044 3.745 0 892 20 782 24*70
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    • 1893 13 SICOM FUTURES Aug i t RUBBER (futures ctamq «sit 5.30pm) RSS1 CONTRACT(S ctntsA?) Close VoJuiW Open Month High Low Sett (tonnes) Interest Sep 98 1 1 112~00 <90 Oct 98 111.00 M50 Nov 98 112.00 W50 Dec 98 112.75 1«50 Jan/Mar 99 115.25 2025 Apr/Jun 99 119.50 2025
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    • 2316 13 LONDON Industrials Am 14 Ptnc« 31 Croup 532 000 12.000 AB Ports 321.000 1 400 Abbey National 1060.000 -35.000 Allied Dom«cq 553.000 8.000 Ame< 153.000 6.600 Asda Group 187.000 -0.200 BAT Ind 632.400 12.000 BC Pic 340.000 -30 400 BICC 109.200 -1.200 BOC Group 825.000 47.600 BR
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    • 1622 13 Bloomberg Nikkei 225 -258.09 JAPANESE stocks fell, with the benchmark dropping for the ninth time in 10 sessions, after Wall Street's drop heightened concern about a weakening US economy and a threat to Japanese exporters' profits. Sony Corp and Toyota Motor Corp paced the decline. "The root cause of
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      1477 14 Hang Seng +564^7 STOCKS soared to a sharply higher close yesterday as the territory's government stepped into the financial markets to foil speculators. The Hang Seng Index rallied 564.27 points, or 8.47 per cent, to end at 7,224.69. It was the ninth biggest points gain of the blue chip
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      645 14 Reuters M Shenzhen B Index +2.71 CHINA'S hard currency B shares surged yesterday as Hongkong stocks soared and local investors snapped up issues considered oversold after a string of record lows, analysts and brokers said. "Today, B shares were pulled along by Hongkong stocks," said an Everbright Securities analyst
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    • 343 14 AFP □VP Index -14g TAIWAN stocks slipped 0.2 per cent yesterday as investors took to the sidelines amid uncertainties over the direction of major overseas financial markets, dealers said. The Weighted Price Index dropped 14.51 points to 7,348.04, following a 0.2 per cent rise in the previous session. "Major
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      742 14 Bloomberg Compositelndex +1L69 STOCKS rose as investors chased companies expected to emerge intact from the country's recession. "Stocks with decent fundamentals, Indofood, Sampoerna, you can buy them without much fear and you should make money if you're willing to wait for six months down the road." said Ardi Nubary.
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      787 14 AFP 1 SET Index +12.75 mmm THAI share prices rebounded 5.5 per cent yesterday amid relief and speculation over financial sector restructuring and gains in some regional markets, analysts said. The gains came as Thailand's central bank nationalised two small banks and five finance firms at the start of
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    • 296 14 AFP n Manila +34.63 PHILIPPINE share prices closed 2.7 per cent higher yesterday as investors bought stocks that have fallen to bargain levels, analysts said. The Philippine Stock Exchange Composite Index rose 34.63 points to close at 1,337.92. Volume rose to 238 million shares worth 821 million pesos. AFP
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    • 410 14 AFP Composite Index +L6O SOUTH Korean share prices closed yesterday higher, snapping a five-day losing streak as sentiment improved over the rebound of the Japanese yen and gains by regional stock markets, dealers said. The Korea Stock Exchange Index closed up 1.60 points at 304.61. off a high of
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    • 591 14 AFP Q All Ordinaries +27.8 AUSTRALIAN share prices jumped 1.1 per cent yesterday after a strong day on the Hongkong bourse and expectations of an improvement on Wall Street. The All Ordinaries Index, rose 27.8 points to 2,569.0. The All Industrials Index rose 53.9 points to 4,548.8 while the
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    • 266 14 AFP H Wellington +27.85 STOCKS rose yesterday after news of the sacking of Treasurer Winston Peters in a heated political row on the sale of the Wellington airport. The NZSE-40 Index was up 27.85 points to 1,941.57 on turnover of NZ5120.3 million. Fletcher Challenge Building rose 27 cents to
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    • KUALA LUMPUR STOCK MARKET
      • 8738 15 MOUSTttAlS Consumer products 1998 LMt Vol Day Cap LH Cwpwv Silt 'OOP Hlffc u* 3»0 170 Ajinomoto 172 unch 1 172 172 9.5 69 7 148 35.5 Angkasa 37.5 1 6 38 5 37 0.9 55.3 290 123 Apollo Food Hlg 130 unch 6 130 130 4.5 52.0 388 122
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      • 419 15 AFP Composite Index +1-25 SHARES reversed earlier losses to end higher yesterday on short-covering, after an earlier sell-down over another low sovereign debt rating, dealers said. The Composite Index rose 1.25 points to end at 327.98. The Second Board Index eased 0.72 point to 77.32. "The
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    • WARRANTS&OPTIONS
      • 3389 16 BONOS. LOANS WARRANTS m 1998 Last Vol Day Last Quota Avg HI* Low Stno Company Saf *f COOOl HUh Lo» Buyf Sllaf Prtca 23.5 8 m 3000 m AMD8 cS.5%*****6 8.5 *0.5 5 8.5 8 8.5 9 20.5 3 3160 A Acor ******1 USS 4 'J 95 6 3)64 Acma
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      • 210 16  -  WARRANT WATCH By] R Sivanithy A FINE example of shares that have fallen so much so as to be almost indistinguishable from its warrants is that of Malaysian construction firm Intria Bhd. It also serves as a reminder that in these difficult times, those
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    • 2425 16 Transaction date Au$; 14 MALAYSIAN STOCKS 0r Or 1998 Last Vol Day Last Ouoti D4v Mv YM Nat M Cap High Low Stno Company Sale COOP) High Low Buyer SeWor C'vr H P/Z SmW 135 28 m$ 5000 AIS8 50c 29.5 *0.5 67 29.5 29 29.5 30 5.0
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    • 6696 17 Cr Or M Wt 1998 Last Vol Day Last Ouota Dlv Dtv VM Nat Cap Avg High Low StNo Company Sato fOOO) Hlfll L— Bwyar Mhr Cw Wl >■> Ww INDUSTRIALS 43 11.5 o 1020 ACE Dynamic s20c... 12 -2 82 12.5 11.5 12
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    • 1322 17 Qf Qf 1,1 Lilt Vol Day Last Ouott Div Dlv YM N«t r> B i vfl Low stNo Company Solo COOP) H*fh Low Bwytf Sollor H C'vr P/C $mN Prtco 134 50 2000 ABR Hldgs 5c 78.5 h05 2 78L5 36 78 I T~ 79 243 42 2049 AS
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    • STOCK EXCHANGE OF SINGAPORE
      • 213 18 Stocks Vote"* DBS Foreign 8.849,000 SingTel 15c 8,355,000 Keppel Land50c 5,848,000 EnersavelOc 5,263,000 SIA Foreign 5,114,000 UOB Foreign 5,000,000 DBS Land 4,792,000 OCBC Foreign 3,978,000 Keppel Corp 3,663,000 Hotel Prop Stocks DBS Foreign 70,502,154 SIA Foreign 34,314,647 UOB Foreign 23,864,552 SingTel 15c 21.762,355 OCBC Foreign 21,712.989 10,504,782 City Dev 50c
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        70 18  -  by Shiv Taneja Marco Polo Developments closed five cents higher yesterday at $1 04 on a volume of 1 21 million shares, compared with its 10-day traded average of 199.900 shares The counter is still oversold, according to the daily and weekly RSI and Stochastics charts However, the
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      • 686 18  -  STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY STII recovers 8.37 points, helped by SPH's rise; high volumes in non-index blue chips seen as foreign funds cutting S'pore weightings R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] A recovery in the Japanese yen and a solid rebound in Hongkong yesterday helped ease
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      • ON THE GRAPEVINE
        • 86 18 BORROWERS looking for a respite from the current higher interest rates may take heart. According to a recent comment by veteran banker Wee Cho Yaw, chairman of United Overseas Bank, interest and prime rates are unlikely to go up any more because the US is not about
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        • 117 18 WITH the Commonwealth Games just around the corner, there's much last-minute sprucing up of the Malaysian capital. Roads are being re-surfaced, sidewalks repaved and road curbs repainted. But the stalled monorail system, which is partly owned by the Berjaya Group's chieftain Vincent Tan Chee Yioun, seems to have
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        • 66 18 THE current reporting season should really be called the sorry season as one company after another announced losses or hefty falls in profits. Peter Seah, president of Overseas Union Bank, best captured the mood on Thursday when he said glumly: "Nobody is having a good time." And
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        • 73 18 BUT not all businesses are suffering. According to a recent speech by trade union chief Lim Boon Heng, hospitals are doing okay. "I was told that while business in private hospitals has gone down considerably, the restructured hospitals are still doing very well." While this may
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        • 43 18 HERE'S a gem for all you acronym lovers out there. WPP. the world's second largest advertising group, has just entered into an agreement to buy a Swedish company, which is the holding company of the Sexton group. Its name? C.R.0.5.5.A.8.
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        • 78 18 SOUTHERN Steel, a Malaysia listed associate of the Singapore listed Natsteel, is again said to be tapping the market for funds. It is said to be looking to borrow 100 million Malaysian ringgit (5541.5 million) in the debt market, but will go about it in an unusual way.
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        • 74 18 BLAME it on the economy, but a sombre mood has descended on the once-thriving bars of Bangsar in Kuala Lumpur. One fun-seeker who ventured out there last week said that the crowd was half the size it was in February. "The vibes are down, it's
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  • Page 9 Advertisements
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    • 70 10 JUNK". antique 14"' rJr/TREASURES? Q To you, they could just be old, ugly and I' O 1 worthless, but an antiques collector could I m V) I take great delight in them. (And be willing \j' IJ to pay a handsome sum!) \j So before you send them to the
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    • 64 14 /The card we're\ I computer you this was a making for Susan I advertised in /^T7n\. 800<1 deal V Yup, we got what is going to be J V The Straits Times A S /we wanted because nice!^^ 1 0k d m c th°e ,ce Buying or selling through The
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    • 35 17 A buyer\ Xnove thisJ\ VP the very I I that I found 'W next day. through I Vroom, Al Buying or selling through what a J j The Straits Times Classified is child's Play. 1800-737-1166.
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  • Page 18 Advertisements
    • 955 18 BUSINESS Not/CCS To advertise call toll-free 1800-741 1883 (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) SETTLEMENT OF CLAIM BY KRESTA DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED On 17 July 1998, Pacific Century Regional Developments Limited ("PCRD" or the "Company") announced that Kresta Developments Limited ("Kresta") had instituted legal proceedings in the Beijing courts alleging Beijing
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    • 340 18 In The Matter Of The Companies Act Cap. SO And In The Matter CM H O. ASIA PTE LTD NOTICE OF CREDITORS' MEETING PURSUANT TO SECTION 29* Of THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 50 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant 10 Section 296 erf the Companies Act, Cap. SO, a meeting
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    • 352 18 Buy It. Sell It. Find It. Classified Call Today For Results Tomorrow. IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT. CHAPTER 50 AND IN THE MATTER OF SANTHAI INDUSTRIES (St PTE LTD (IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP At an Extra-ordinary General Meeting of the Members of the abovenamed Company, duly
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    • 84 18 ■JPr A J a v and we'll help you enhance your company profile Corporate celebrations are opportunities to have a total communication approach in enhancing your company profile to your business associates and customers. It may be a grand opening, launching ceremony, company anniversary, ISO certification, ground-breaking ceremony or a
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  • EXECUTIVE Lifestyle
    • 2414 19  -  COVER STORY Behind the glamour is a web of financial arrangements that investors and filmmakers can get trapped in. jaime ee finds that the industry's story is one of high risks, tight budgets and thin margins. But with the recent successes of Money No Enough
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    • STRAWS In The Wind
      • 57 19 HERE'S one reason why the secretary may go the way of the dinosaur. A bank manager asked his assistant to make appointments with 10 people he had listed. For days, nothing was done. When asked why, she said she couldn't get an appointment with the first person
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      • 50 19 SEEN in the newspaper: A massage parlour advertisement charging mem- bers $25 and non-members $28, and giving customers a "Free Singapore Street Directory". Perhaps the massage by their "beautiful and skillful" masseuses would be so intoxicating, customers would need the directory to find their way home?
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      • 53 19 IF you think sales assistants in department stores are clueless about what they sell, just imagine how much local fishmongers know about their seafood. At a neighbourhood market one day, a housewife asked where the salmon came from. Expecting to hear Australia, New Zealand or even Norway, the
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      • 59 19 THERE'S more than just capuccinos and lattes to be had at the Coffee Club, if an invitation from them is anything to go by. The letter said: "The Coffee Club has launched a brand new men for lunch and dinner". Men? It certainly gives a new
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    • VIEWPOINT
      • 720 20  -  Off the CUff ty Take advantage of oar newfound poverty to ask ourselves if accumulating possessions has ever made as happy. The US is discovering that it doesn't by Jaime Ee LIFE is full of littl? ironies. I was reading
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      • Article, Illustration
        1221 20  -  No copies, please. Xerox's top scientist John Seely Brown spurns me-tooism in business; seeing differently is key to succeeding in today's markets, he says. He tells kemmetb james why KENNETH JAMES TO the techno-savvy, Pare is a name to conjure with. That's Pare as in Xerox Palo Alto
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      • 597 20 Technology should quietly aid our work, instead of calling attention to itself JOHN Seely Brown's keynote talk at a recent seminar in Singapore is a revelation, and not just because of its thought-provoking subject matter. Here's a man who oversees some of the world's most
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    • MOTORING
      • 859 21  -  The Jaguar XKR bowls Christopher tah over with its ability to spring gracefully from standstill to lOOkmh in less than 6 seconds, and with a minimum amount of fuss CHRISTOPHER TAN THE sub-six zero-to-hundred production car belongs to a truely exclusive club. Excluding the stable from Ferrari, you
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    • LEISURE
      • 797 21  -  RECREATION No kids or golf at Ban Hiii Leong's new dab, just purified air, rain massages and weightless bliss By Tan Su Yen THE Green Club is not a spa, Richard Lim, the club's major shareholder and chairman of property development firm, Ban Hin
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      • 661 22  -  CINEMA Hope Floats features a lot of talk, to little purpose, over a woman whose husband has cheated on her By Susan Tsang HOPE Floats is too optimistic a title for a film that basically follows one woman through a long wallow
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      • 738 22  -  CINEMA Robert Bedford's thoughtful interpretation of The Horse Whisperer has steered clear of the sentimentality the book sometimes indulges in Redford goes about his business with a measured grace which avoids any aw-shuchs mawkishness. By\ Susan Tsang With The Horse Whisperer. Robert Redford does what Clint
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      • 654 23  -  CINEMA How people settle on a choice through persuasion, capitulation, compromise or just by taking turns By\ Roxanne Roberts r THERE are a dozen well, at least a couple of summer movies you've been dying to see. So you ask your spouse or
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        402 23  -  Compiled by M Yasotha CONCERT Breaktime The T'ang Quartet Known for their passionate playing and flamboyant image, the quartet are back to perform Beethoven's String Quartet Op 18 No 6. Shostakovich's String Quartet No 7 Op 70S and Debussy's String Quartet. Aug 19, 8pm at Victoria Concert Hall.
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    • EPICURE
      • 940 24  -  hatttta elias salutes the new owner and improved cuisine at the Clarke Quay restaurant RAHITA ELIAS ITS difficult to find fault with the Key Largo Oyster Bar Seafood Restaurant at Clarke Quay. The food is excellent, the wines fit well with the cuisine while
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      • 653 24  -  REVIEW La Forketta's great pizzas are, sadly, not worth braving the dreadfnl service for By. Audrey Tan SOME restaurants just do not seem to get it that customers are not masochists. Sane, ordinary people do not pay to be ignored, frustrated and terrorised. however
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      • 681 24  - 'Man can cook!' or so a specimen tells himself HOBBIES Just give him a guide to cooking terms, some hard data, and a whole lot of help Hy. Andrew Wee IN THE same way that computer programmers have created words like terabyte, multithreading, and four-way associative cache to intimidate the
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        110 24 CRAVINGS AUGUST may just be hot and wet here in Singapore but in the Northern Hemisphere, summer is ending and autumn with its mellow fruitfulness just about to begin. The European chefs at Mandarin Singapore were no doubt thinking of home when they created the hotel's bread of
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      • 261 24 SWISS-chef Andre Jaeger, visiting at Westin Stamford and Westin Plaza during the World Gourmet Summit is best known for pioneering East-West cuisine with a dose of Swiss precision back in the Seventies. Less well-known is the fact that Jaeger's restaurant. Die Fischerzunft in Schaffhausen, was voted the restaurant
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        90 24 COCKTAILS have their trends too, apparently, originating from Europe or North America. Last year's favourite, according to the folks at No 5 Emerald Hill was a vodka cocktail called Cosmopolitan that was created in London. Now that Havana cigars are in, the Cuban cocktail has arrived. The drink
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      • 94 24 FISH head curry lovers making their way to Race Course Road restaurants be warned. The construction of the North East line has resulted in the closure of Northumberland Road which runs parallel to Race Course Road. This means that there is no access to the banana leaf restaurants
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      672 25 Amanda and the Alien. Wacky sci-fi caper. Clementi. Armageddon.An oil driller (Bruce Willis) is mankind's J>est hope against an asteroid on collision course with earth. Also starring Billy Bob Thornton. Liv Tyler and Steve Buscemi. Lido, Changi, Republic, Jurong, Woodlands, Choa Chu Kang. Chinatown, Century, Hougang, Orchard, Cathay, Eastshore,
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    • 124 25 Cathay Org Cathay 338-3400 Eastshore 346-1816 Orchard 235-8386 Picturehouse 338-3400 Yangtze 223-7529 Eng Wah Empress 777-5867 Jubliee 454-1640 Mandarin 292-9401 Marina 338-9719 Whitesands 585-1782 Golden Village Bedok 443-2405 Bishan 353-8885 Boon Lay 792-2788 Broadway 454-9394 Majestic 533-9032 Marina 337-9488 Pavilion 786-5788 Tampines 8 786-5788 Tiong Bahru 274-6588
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    • TRAVEL
      • 1286 26  -  Visitors link the place with the Vietnam War, but hark gsuuum finds the locals enjoying sunrise on China Beach, optimistic about the future MARK GRAHAM LONG before sun-up, the beach buzzes with all manner of sporting activity. Grannies bury themselves up to the
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  • Page 22 Advertisements
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  • Page 25 Miscellaneous
    • 2096 25 TODAY'S TV Proinifirfl 12 I Prime 12 HECOMmarDED yiEWPIO ,eTV. IF M 8.00 AM TV Innovations. 12.00 NN TV Innovations. 2.00 PM Tom Thunder. A In VP hplH creature that terrorises a LOO pM 1998 Summer x 2.30 Saity's Lighthouse. 1 1 1U Y v 11V/IU young girl have one
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    • 266 25 RADIO Shadow Boxing On The Path Parents from around the To Nirvana, BBC, Saturday, world talk about how they're 1.30pm bringing up their children Stewart McFarlane, who and their dreams for their practises t'ai chi and kung fu, future. In the first of a and lectures in religious six-part series
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