The Business Times, 15 September 1998
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Title Section13 1998-09-15 1 The BusinessTimeI MITA (P) 110/12/97 85C SINGAPORE Internet: http://business-times.asial.com.sg/ TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 199813 words
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Article68 1998-09-15 1 sn 877*83 (+24.64) wmvTSMi U374J1 (+9.59) BTOOHP tt3L7B (+23.87) susanmntEs 130J0 (+1.6) n MARKET HOOD: U Mixed STOCK MABKET INDICES Monday Change KLSK COUP ***** +24.71 NIKKEI 14,227J7_+310J> HANG SENG 7J61J6 +8318 SET INDEX ***** 116 JAKARTA COUP 320.60 144 MANILA COMP 1,100.76 +18.58 TAIPEI WPI fiJWO.17 +183468 words
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Article78 1998-09-15 1 FOBEX BATES ust ss USJ 1.729 £(USS/S$ per 1.671 1896 DM 1.709 1.915 YEN 1316 1-383* RM 1800 1465 HKJ 7.749 0123 BAHT 40JO 0.042 WJP1AH 11,612 0.016* 'St to 100 units PUB BATES SINGAPORE* 7.85 KUALA LUMPUR 11.50 JAKARTA .28.00 BANGKOK 14.75 MANILA 22.90 HONG KDNG 10.25 TAIPEI78 words
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Article, Illustration659 1998-09-15 1 Wong Wei Kong - Cutting employers' CPF contributions among steps being considered By Wong Wei Kong [SINGAPORE] The government is studying comprehensive measures to reduce business costs decisively, including the possibility of cutting employers* CPF contributions, Deputy 'Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said yesterday.JEROME MING/THE STRAITS TIMES - 659 words
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Article, Illustration274 1998-09-15 1 R Sivanithy - By\ R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] Local penny stocks yesterday exploded into life as investors shifted their attention away from Clob International and pushed the UOB Sesdaq Index up a staggering 12.3 per cent. Blue chips also managed a recovery amidst a relatively calm daySource: Bloomberg - 274 words
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Article110 1998-09-15 1 AFP Reuters [NEW YORK] Blue-chip stocks surged in early afternoon trading here yesterday on the back of strong performances overseas as traders went bargain-hunting. The Dow Jones index of 30 blue chips rose 218.08 points to 8,013.58 at lpm EDT on volume of about 440AFP; Reuters - 110 words
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Article281 1998-09-15 1 Bloomberg AFP [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia's central bank narrowed the lending margin for local banks and warned foreign banks against withdrawing credit lines in a bid to make funds more easily available to businesses. Bank Negara Malaysia cut the maximum rate banks can charge their bestBloomberg; AFP - 281 words
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1028 1998-09-15 1 Ven Sreenivasan - Shares can't be transferred or sold till further notice By Ven Sreenivasan [SINGAPORE] In another twist to an already convoluted tale, the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has frozen until further notice all Malaysian shares bought on the Singapore over-the-counter market, Clob International.1,028 words
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Advertisement145 1998-09-15 1 Drama Exercising restraint Singapore will recover with the least damage from the Asian crisis if the Government restrains from shoring up the stock and property markets and the local dollar, says SM Lee Kuan Yew in a HK television interview, P*2 Eye m the Emmny Bank loans growth has fallen145 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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571 1998-09-15 2 Loh Hui Yin - S'pore economy will recover with least damage without intervention; he also supports HK$ peg tYom Loh Hui Yin in Hongkong SINGAPORE will recover with the least damage from the Asian economic crisis if its government refrained from shoring up571 words
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Article, Illustration486 1998-09-15 2 Ronnie Lim - ffy. Ronnie Lim SINGAPORE Power (SP) will sign a memorandum of understanding (MOU) here todaywith several Indonesian parties, including Gulf Indonesia Resources (GIR) and national oil company Pertamina, covering piped supply of natural gas from southern Sumatra to SP's power stations. This486 words
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250 1998-09-15 2 AFP AFP, Berna ma [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad yesterday accused Singapore of exploiting the weaknesses of neighbouring countries, Bernama news agency reported. "Singapore has actually prospered by taking advantage of the weaknesses of its neighbours," he was quoted as saying, addingAFP; AFP, Berna ma - 250 words
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657 1998-09-15 2 Vikram Khanna - Ky Vikram Khanna SINGAPORE'S exports could start to recover by the first quarter of next year, according to P K Basu, regional economist at Credit Suisse First Boston (CSFB). Speaking at an investment conference organised by US investment bank J P Morgan, he657 words
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Article, Illustration339 1998-09-15 2 Clarissa Tan - E7E ON THE ECONOMY Finance By Clarissa Tan BANK loans growth fell for the ninth consecutive month in July, down sharply to a mere 1.6 per cent. Lending to the key property sector in particular slowed for the fifth straight month to 7.3 perSource: MAS - 339 words
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571 1998-09-15 2 Jennifer Lien - Chief denies talk of plant closures, merger with IBM i*y> Jennifer Lien WESTERN Digital (WD) is not planning more "major layoffs" at its Singapore or Malaysia plants, chief executive Chuck Haggerty said yesterday. He also dismissed rampant rumours that the571 words
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Article, Illustration364 1998-09-15 2 Toh Han Shih - By' Toh Han Shih CISCO Systems, the company that has wired up large parts of the Internet globally, plans to set up schools in Asia to train young people in Net technologies. Called Network Academies, the first three schools will be opened364 words
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CHANGE IN MALAYSIA
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646 1998-09-15 3 Ruth Wong - Moody's also downgrades major M'sian banks From Ruth Wong in Kuala Lunifmr US-BASED rating agency Moody's International Service yesterday cut Malaysia's long-term foreign currency ceiling for bonds and notes to Baa 3, or one notch above speculative grade, from Baa 2 following646 words
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450 1998-09-15 3 Exchange controls impose unacceptable restrictions on investors, it says AFP [KUALA LUMPUR] Foreign investors would be better off putting their money in Pakistan rather than Malaysia following the introduction of sweeping exchange controls, according to a French securities company. In a recent advisory toAFP - 450 words
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Article, Illustration277 1998-09-15 3 AFP [KUALA LUMPUR] The Malaysian central bank has warned money changers that their licences will be revoked if they fail to comply with the new guidelines following the imposition of sweeping exchange controls this month. Amid expectations that the new controlsAFP; FILE PHOTO - 277 words
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154 1998-09-15 3 Bernama [KOTA BARU] Malaysia still guarantees justice and freedom for all parties, including ousted deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim, to air their views, said former deputy prime minister Ghafar Baba. Allegations that justice no longer prevailed in the country, especially charges that the localBernama - 154 words
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FOCUS: PROPERTY
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Article, Illustration717 1998-09-15 4 Lee Han Shih - THE PROPERTY COLUMN With low prices and high interest rates, many GLCs which have jumped into property may be better oft concentrating on their core businesses By Lee Han Shih 1 l v v AFTER losing nearly one fifth of its shareholders' funds in717 words
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Article330 1998-09-15 4 Diana Oon - Diana Oon [SINGAPORE] After three years at Waterbank Properties, its former chief executive officer Chua Soo Tian will be focusing on developing residential properties in the London market, returning to what he was doing before he joined listed bus company Delgro's property arm. Mr Chua has330 words
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Article, Illustration271 1998-09-15 4 [SINGAPORE] The Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore's (IRAS) rental indices for both residential and industrial properties continued their slide in the second quarter of 1998. The rental index for all classes of residential properties slipped by 6.8 per cent in Q2 98 to 105.2,Source: IRAS - 271 words
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Article770 1998-09-15 4 Property auctions coming up TUESDAY, SEPT 22 (1pm) Grand Plaza Parkroyal Hotel, Ballroom 2 Development: Lot 422 Mukim 15 at Venus Rd: land, 7.536 sq ft/FH" HesKJenaai. 9 Astrid Hill, 2-sty bungalow, 21.116 sq ft/FH* 3 Frankel Ave: single-sty detached, 7,159 sq ft/FH"* 556 Sixth Ave: 2-sty770 words
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ASIA'S ECONOMIC SLUMP
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522 1998-09-15 5 Quak Hiang Whai - Immediate move to 7.8 may be misunderstood as devaluation, it says f-Yorn< Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong THE Hongkong Monetary Authority yesterday said it will maintain its convertibility undertaking to buy Hongkong dollars from licensed banks at a exchange rate of 7.75 to522 words
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409 1998-09-15 5 Quak Hiang Whai - It plans to invest HKs3J>b to buy fixed rate mortgages Fronv Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong THE Hongkong Mortgage Corporation (HKMC) is making money, reporting aftertax net profit of HK$24.B million (555.5 million) for the six months to June 30,1998. Unveiling its first409 words
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Article, Illustration58 1998-09-15 5 [SEOUL] South Korean President Kim Dae Jung (right) chatting with International Business Machines (IBM) chairman Louis Gerstnerat the presidential Blue House in Seoul yesterday. Mr Gerstner said yesterday IBM will buy US$l.2 billion (Ss2 billion) worth of South Korean products this year toREUTERS - 58 words
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406 1998-09-15 5 Despite funding woes, it says money earmarked for Thailand is secure Reuters [BANGKOKI The International Monetary Fund's (IMF) representative in Thailand Reza Moghadam praised Thailand's economic reform package yesterday, saying its progress had been "exemplary" so far. Mr Reza told ReutersReuters - 406 words
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Article, Illustration471 1998-09-15 5 Reuters [SEOUL] Short-term capital controls may be adopted to avert the kind of regional contagion that caused a serial swoon among Asia's economies last year, the IMF's Asia-Pacific director Hubert Neiss said yesterday. Speaking at a media conference on the Asian financialReuters; REUTERS - 471 words
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277 1998-09-15 5 AFX-Asia [JAKARTA] The Indonesian Parliament has agreed to postpone from Sept 29 to Oct 16 the deadline to decide on a revised banking bill demanding more transparency from private banks and allowing greater foreign investment, the finance ministry said. The ministry and parliament agreedAFX-Asia - 277 words
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405 1998-09-15 5 Lack of govt fands, corporate revamp could derail process Reuters [SEOUL] South Korea's financial restructuring has gathered steam with a string of mega-mergers among big banks that could lead to further tie-ups and accelerate the exit of feeble banks, analysts said. But they warnedReuters - 405 words
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316 1998-09-15 5 AFP [SEOUL] A senior International Monetary Fund (IMF) official yesterday forecast a 6 per cent contraction in South Korea's gross domestic product (GDP) in 1998 as the economy sinks deeper into recession. IMF director Hubert Neiss told Yonhap Television NewsAFP - 316 words
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SOUTH-EAST ASIA
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724 1998-09-15 6 Shoeb Kagda - Transport workers go on rampage, students hold demos, farms raided From\ Shoeb Kagda in Jakarta SIMMERING social unrest flared yet again yesterday across this vast archipelago as transport workers went on a rampage in Medan, Sumatra, while in east Java starving724 words
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Article, Illustration320 1998-09-15 6 JAKARTA AFP A TOTAL of 17 million families across Indonesia are facing dire food shortages and could soon face famine, Food and Horticulture Minister A M Saefuddin was quoted yesterday as saying. Mr Saefuddin told Jakarta Post that in the East and Central JavaAFP - 320 words
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622 1998-09-15 6 Alan Boyd - Questions hang over earnings as asset values decline From, Alan Boyd in Bangkok INTERNAL resistance and bearish stock market sentiment appear likely to stall Thailand's biggest privatisation scheme, and could persuade potential foreign buyers to look elsewhere. The cash-strapped government hopes to622 words
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155 1998-09-15 6 JAKARTA AFP INDONESIA'S national police have arrested three directors of PT Bank Andromeda, controlled by a son of former president Suharto but which was closed down for insolvency last year, police chief Rusmanhadi said yesterday. Mr Rusmanhadi told a hearing with a parliamentary commissionAFP - 155 words
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Article, Illustration75 1998-09-15 6 [HANOI] A girl hanging up newly printed estamps on a wall of her family house to dry at Dong Ho village in the northern province ofßac Ninh on Sunday. The village, which has specialised in making such prints for hundreds of years, sees its traditional craft dying outAFP - 75 words
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421 1998-09-15 6 HANOI Reformist premier seen hemmed in by party conservatives Reuters VIETNAMESE Prime Minister Phan Van Khai marks one year in office next week faced with a slowing economy, shrinking foreign investment pledges and mounting concern over the country'sReuters - 421 words
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CHINA-HONGKONG-TAIWAN
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406 1998-09-15 7 SHANGHAI Move would be made to raise domestic spending and meet 8% growth target AFX-Asia CHINA may be set to reduce interest rates by a large margin, according to a commentary in the China Financial Information weekly, run by the People's Bank ofAFX-Asia - 406 words
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344 1998-09-15 7 BEIJING Major revamp to improve supervision of financial system Reuters CHINA'S central bank, the People's Bank of China, is expected to establish nine regional branches this year as part of a restructuring, banking sources said yesterday. The plan was likely toReuters - 344 words
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253 1998-09-15 7 KUANTAN Reuters CHINA will open trade in all sectors proposed by the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation forum for "fast-track" liberalisation but its support will be partial and conditional, an official said yesterday. "We are ready to participate in all nineReuters - 253 words
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120 1998-09-15 7 HONGKONG Bloomberg TENS of billions of dollars are expected to be channelled into Hongkong markets as Beijing eases controls on capital flows from China's domestic investment arms, the Hongkong Standard reported, citing unnamed sources. The move being considered by China's central governmentBloomberg - 120 words
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Article275 1998-09-15 7 SHANGHAI Positive signs could ease pressure for yuan devaluation Reuters [SHANGHAI] China's economy is showing signs of bottoming out under powerful stimulus measures that could help spur badly needed growth around Asia, analysts said yesterday. They called the emerging turnaround in China "the most important positiveReuters - 275 words
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Article, Illustration101 1998-09-15 7 BEIJING AFP FORMER Chinese president Yang Shangkun (left) died of a long illness in Beijing yesterday at the age of 92, state media reported. Mr Yang was president during the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre. "Together with other leaders of the party and government, he dealt withAFP - 101 words
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ASIA
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334 1998-09-15 8 SYDNEY Bloomberg THE number of Australian homes and apartments which saw work starting fell in the second quarter, when turmoil in Asian financial markets, which pushed the Australian dollar to almost record lows, might have caused people to delay building. Work started onBloomberg - 334 words
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242 1998-09-15 8 TOKYO Ex-PM, now govt's top foreign policy adviser, to discuss ties with Yeltsin AFP JAPAN'S former premier Ryutaro Hashimoto is to visit Russia and France this month as top foreign policy adviser to his successor, Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi, the chief cabinet secretary saidAFP - 242 words
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239 1998-09-15 8 SEOUL AFP THE head of South Korea's giant Hyundai Group, Chung Mong Hun, delayed a planned trip to North Korea amid concerns that the firm's landmark tourism project with the North is in jeopardy, officials said yesterday. A Hyundai official said Mr Chung hadAFP - 239 words
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480 1998-09-15 8 TOKYO But the surge reflects economy's weakness not strength: economist AFP JAPAN'S current account surplus surged 53.1 per cent in July from a year earlier, the finance ministry said yesterday, as the nation's worst post-war recession drove down imports. TheAFP - 480 words
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Article, Illustration89 1998-09-15 8 [SYDNEY] Andrew, a homeless man from Bondi Beach, pretending to play a plank of wood in the hope of raising money while wandering the streets of Sydney yesterday. Australia was ranked 12th among industrialised countries in terms of the United Nations' new poverty index whichAFP - 89 words
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374 1998-09-15 8 DHAKA Govt takes austerity steps as flood waters start receding AFP BANGLADESH has launched a massive agricultural plan and an austerity drive as the worst floods to hit the country this century showed signs of receding yesterday. Officials said agricultural plans, imports andAFP - 374 words
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351 1998-09-15 8 TOKYO AFP PROSECUTORS yesterday swooped on the headquarters of Japan's defence agency in a growing military equipment procurement scandal, officials said. "We confirm the raid," said a spokesman at the agency, the heart of Japan's defence establishment. "They entered some minutes earlier andAFP - 351 words
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Article, Illustration521 1998-09-15 8 TOKYO Ailing banks to cover NPLs with equity, management to quit AFP JAPAN'S ruling Liberal Democratic Party yesterday staged a major policy turnaround to break an impasse over a series of key bills to tackle finally the country's bad loan banking crisis. TheAFP; REUTERS - 521 words
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322 1998-09-15 8 SYDNEY AFP PRIME Minister John Howard rejected criticism yesterday that he deliberately timed the Australian election campaign to coincide with holidays and major sporting events to divert attention from his tax reforms.. As Australian athletes, swimmers and tennis champions combined with the woesAFP - 322 words
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THE WORLD
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WORLD Watch
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54 1998-09-15 9 AFP [BASEL] The IMF must have access to adequate fUnds, G-10 central bank governors agreed yesterday, calling for extra funding and support for the organisation. The governors hoped that all the countries involved would approve release of the funds needed very quickly, Bundesbank presidentAFP - 54 words
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59 1998-09-15 9 Reuters [BONN] German Chancellor Helmut Kohl yesterday said he was "full of fighting spirit" after a state election triumph for his Bavarian allies, calling the victory the ideal boost for his own re-election campaign. The Christian Social Union won the Bavarian state election withReuters - 59 words
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51 1998-09-15 9 Bloomberg [FRANKFURT] Germany's central bank will aim at maintaining a "favourable" economic climate for the January start of euro, Bundesbank vice-president Juergen Stark said yesterday. "We can't talk about deflation," Mr Stark said. "And I don't see any danger of that in the foreseeable future."Bloomberg - 51 words
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67 1998-09-15 9 Reuters [BLACKPOOL, England] Britain's trade union leaders yesterday blasted the Bank of England for keeping interest rates too high and for causing thousands of job losses. In an address to the Trades Union Congress, TUC president John Edmonds accused the central bank of ignoringReuters - 67 words
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Article62 1998-09-15 9 AFP [BAGHDAD] Iraq's Parliament held an emergency session yesterday and is expected to call for a total break in cooperation with the UN Special Commission (Unscom) in charge of Baghdad's disarmament. "We must put a halt to the operations of the inspection teams whichAFP - 62 words
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Article, Illustration315 1998-09-15 9 Reuters [MOSCOW] Russia's new Prime Minister Yevgeny Primakov chaired his first cabinet session yesterday and told ministers that national stability and unity must be their top priority at a time of swirling economic turmoil. But in comments likely to worry Western lenders meeting in LondonReuters; AFP - 315 words
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441 1998-09-15 9 Shada Islam - LETTER FROM BRUSSELS Businesses taking an active approach to crisis By Shada Islam Acrimonious linguistic quarrels over a long-standing Flemish-French divide and a recent spate of child abuse and corruption scams may have tainted somewhat Belgium's international image. But the country's business leaders441 words
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594 1998-09-15 9 NEW YORK He says inflation less of a risk than falling prices; calls meeting to revamp global financial structure Bloomberg US PRESIDENT Bill Clinton called on countries around the world to stimulate their economies at a time when inflation is less of a riskBloomberg - 594 words
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306 1998-09-15 9 WASHINGTON AFP OPINION polls show most Americans want President Bill Clinton to stay in power following the release of the Monica Lewinsky sex scandal report a message his allies heard as they rallied to his defence. A Washington Post poll yesterdayAFP - 306 words
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366 1998-09-15 9 LONDON Bloomberg SENIOR officials from the Group of Seven (G-7) industrial nations plus Russia met in London yesterday for a "brainstorming" session on the economic crisis in Russia even as they ruled out new financial aid. The UK, which currently holds theBloomberg - 366 words
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Advertisement877 1998-09-15 9 —-™=r' i LiT V. *•#J+ 4AM 4, .rwafe tm —*4 >«v Assets 1997 1996 Liabilities and Shareholders' Equity 1997 1996 in ATS 1.000 in ATS 1.000 InATSI.OOO in ATS 1.000 1. Cash in hand, balances with central hanks I. Liabilities to credit institutions 353.752,694 312.208.363 and post office banks 7.146.369877 words
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EDITORIAL & OPINION
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Article, Illustration777 1998-09-15 10 Audrey Tan - THB BOTTOMLDVE OPINION By Audrey Tan The writer isaßT reporter THE bleak job figures from the manpower ministry last week were just the tip of the iceberg. Few in the government or private sector now doubt that the economic situation will777 words
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Article109 1998-09-15 10 The last experiment that went this far was an economic philosophy called socialism. It is a philosophy much better suited to impoverishment than enrichment Malaysians will eventually find that out' .cr^l^s^nnt^A*. in a recent advisory to clients. The leader of the economic free world is a fellow109 words
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Article551 1998-09-15 10 EDITORIAL SINCE the affair between President Bill Clinton and former White House aide Monica Lewinsky surged to the top of Washington's political agenda eight months ago, there has been concern that America's obsession with this sex scandal would end up diverting the administration's attention from top551 words
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Article, Illustration1323 1998-09-15 10 Roger Altman - World's emergency lending facility, the IMF, is too small and weak to deal with the present crisis By Roger Altman The writer, an investment banker, served in the US Treasury under President Jimmy Carter and as deputy secretary of the US Treasury inFILE PHOTO - 1,323 words
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Article842 1998-09-15 10 pi— !>■ nhH»m AS COULD have been expected, former president Suharto's call to the government and the National Commission on Human Rights to protect him against slanderous and humiliating remarks made by members of the public proved to be counterproductive. Instead of comfort, what Mr Suharto842 words
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Page 11 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous831 1998-09-15 11 TV&RADIO IV tun I■■ ii w Movies Backbeat. mances. J 4-00 News 5 Today Followed 2.00 TV Innovations. 5*25 Innovations. By Afternoon At The 3.00 Legend of the Flying 4.00 Kidz Blitz: Sesame Movies (Con't). Fox. rr-»T O /-> Street 5.00 News 5 Today Followed 3.55 Pet House. M/l V/n831 words
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EXECUTIVE LIFESTYLE
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Article, Illustration849 1998-09-15 12 BRIAN LOWRY - It's an unprecedented sth straight win for the comedy. Relative newcomer, The Practice, captures the dramatic honours, brian lowry reports BRIAN LOWRY LATWP PRASIER received an unprecedented fifth consecutive Emmy for best comedy series at the 50th annual Emmy Awards on Sunday, adding to the programme'sLATWP; AFP - 849 words
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Article, Illustration173 1998-09-15 12 1998 Emmy Award winners Drama series: The Practice/ABC Sapperttag acta; inn series: 1 Comedy series: Fraster/NBC Gordon Clapp, NYPD Blue/ABCV Mini-series: From the Earth to the Supporting actress, drome series: \g MoonAVSO Camryn Manhetm, The Variety, musk or comedy series: Late Practice/ABC Show With David letterman/CBS SfL-» I173 words
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Article, Illustration719 1998-09-15 12 US OPEN Win over fellow Aussie Philipponssis silences jibe AFP [NEW YORK] Patrick Rafter had the last laugh on those who called him "a one Slam wonder" by retaining his United States Open crown here on Sunday with a fourset victory over fellow-Aus-tralian MarkAFP; REUTERS - 719 words
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Advertisement1060 1998-09-15 12 I BankVVustria I I Assets 1997 1996 Liabilities and Shareholders' Equity 1997 1996 fl fl in ATS 1,000 in ATS mn in ATS 1.000 In ATS mn I. Vault cash I- Due to credit institutions 616.202.14} 544.358 I I Balances with central banks and postal giro offices 12.480.317 14.626 a)1,060 words
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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699 1998-09-15 13 Shiv Taneja - Board also unveils risk classification system to aid investment choices By\ Shiv Taneja [SINGAPORE] The Central Provident Fund Board has expanded the number of approved fund managers to 24 and also announced a new risk classification system to help CPF members make better investment choices.699 words
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253 1998-09-15 13 It says it'll continue to monitor developments in KL [SINGAPORE] Morgan Stanley Capital International, which is dropping Malaysia from its developed market indices, yesterday said it is also launching a set of regional indices on Oct 1 that will exclude Malaysia. Geneva-based Capital International253 words
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453 1998-09-15 13 Meenakshi Do Nin - LETTER TO THE EDITOR Meenakshi Do Nin I REFER to your articles on Singapore Press Holdings' capital reduction plan. The proposal has also had the salutary effect of anchoring the price of SPH shares at around $12.20. A floor is always effective453 words
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803 1998-09-15 13 R Sivanithy - HOCK LOCK SIEW R Sivanithy IT'S been two weeks since the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) announced its new measures which effectively put an end to trading of Malaysian shares here on Clob International, yet Clob investors are no closer to knowing803 words
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Article280 1998-09-15 13 Group achieves interim net earnings of $968,000 [SINGAPORE] Transport operator Tibs Holdings has returned to the black, posting group net earnings of $968,000 for the half-year ended June 30,1998. This works out to earnings per share of 1.06 cents, compared to loss per share of280 words
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139 1998-09-15 13 AFX-Asia [KUALA LUMPUR] Berjaya Sports Toto Bhd said it plans to buy back 10 per cent of its issued and paid-up share capital. The company said in a statement that the actual number of shares to be purchased, the total amount of funds usedAFX-Asia - 139 words
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357 1998-09-15 14 Ruth Wong - Marginal and unprofitable businesses to be divested or closed bYom Ruth Wong in Kiuila Lumpur DEBT-laden Pengkalen Holdings Bhd, a unit of prominent businessman Khoo Kay Peng's flagship Malayan United Industries Bhd, has obtained court protection under Section 176 of the Companies Act so357 words
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Article, Illustration428 1998-09-15 14 Carol Eng - Manufacturers' Services expects USs22om Asia sales Byi Carol Eng [SINGAPORE] US-based Manufacturers' Services (MS) will see its Asian sales this year double to US$22O million (*****.2 million), and is looking to acquire companies in the region. It is the eighth largest contract manufacturerCHRIS LOH - 428 words
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286 1998-09-15 14 Eugene Low - By] Eugene Low [SINGAPORE] Mainboardlisted ASA Ceramic Ltd yesterday reported a 5.6 per cent rise in net earnings to $3.75 million for the half year to June 30. Operating profit before tax and minority interests rose 17.4 per cent to $4.6 million. Interim turnover286 words
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323 1998-09-15 14 [SINGAPORE] Poor market conditions and higher provisions for doubtful debts by a Malaysian associate saw stockbroker Kay Hian Holdings' interim net earnings slashed by almost 45 per cent to $12.7 million. The sharp drop in business in the six323 words
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91 1998-09-15 14 [SINGAPORE] Hotel Royal announced a 77 per cent drop in net earnings to 1726,000 on losses from the disposal of investments and hotel operations. Turnover fell 23 per cent to $7.6 million for the six months to June 1996. Earnings per share fell to91 words
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91 1998-09-15 14 [SINGAPORE] TSM Resources posted net profit of $951,000 on turnover of $5.4 million in its maiden interim results announcement after its initial public offer last year. Earnings per share was 0.58 cents, while net tangible assets per share was 8.62 cents. Higher sales91 words
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56 1998-09-15 14 [SINGAPORE] United Pulp Paper's substantial shareholder Meileen Choo of Cathay Organisation has bought a further 0.36 per cent stake, or 417,000 shares in UPP through Equus Land Pte Ltd. She paid about 31.47 cents to 39.96 cents, upping her shareholding to 20.427 per cent56 words
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58 1998-09-15 14 [SINGAPORE} Semiconductor services firm Sunright has raised its stake in subsidiary KES Rood Technology Taiwan to 83.84 per cent from 51 per cent. Its current interest in KES Rood is now NTJ81.32 million (Ss4.l million), after it subscribed in cash for 650,000 additional shares58 words
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Article123 1998-09-15 14 [SINGAPORE] The High Court has approved the merger of STIC Corp and Sembawang Corp and their respective share capital reductions. Shareholders have until Oct 1 to transfer their shares, and till Oct 2 to determine share entitlements in the merged company SembCorp Industries (SCI). STIC shareholders123 words
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126 1998-09-15 14 [SINGAPORE] Amtek Engineering will take a 51 per cent stake in an Internet appliance company Internet Appliance Technology (lAT) for $5 million to tap the high-growth niche of Internet infrastructure. Amtek will subscribe in cash for 3.1 million new shares at $1 each at126 words
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716 1998-09-15 15 Tokyo is down 64% since its heady peak in 1989, and no one saw it coming FT [TOKYO] Those investors in US equities expecting a rapid recovery after the Dow's near 20 per cent correction might do well to considerFT - 716 words
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305 1998-09-15 15 Bloomberg [KUALA LUMPUR] Hicom Holdings Bhd, which controls Malaysia's largest carmaker Proton, said the plunge in shares it pledged as security for 915 million Malaysian ringgit (Ss4l7 million) in bonds has given bondholders the right to demand their redemption immediately. The marketBloomberg - 305 words
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672 1998-09-15 16 Ronnie Lim - Post-crisis Asia should see surge in demand, says Lee Yock Snan Ronnie Lim [SINGAPORE] The oil market in crisis-hit Asian economies may have hit the skids, but the region's beleaguered oil industry should look beyond the current recession to business opportunities ahead, two672 words
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328 1998-09-15 16 Reuters [SINGAPORE] The New York Mercantile Exchange (Nymex) is close to an agreement with the Singapore International Monetary Exchange (Simex) to set up Nymex trading screens in Singapore, Nymex president Patrick Thompson said yesterday. He said that all the essential business termsReuters - 328 words
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283 1998-09-15 16 They are said to have sold another 260 tonnes worth USs2.4b FT TLONDON] Central banks, whose gold sales have been widely blamed for helping to drive down the price in August to the lowest level for 18 years, are set to reportFT - 283 words
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Article, Illustration294 1998-09-15 16 FT [PAßlS] French banks plan to take a bigger role in the direction of the Paris stock exchange in an effort to strengthen its political muscle. A senior post at the exchange or in the French financial community could be created to defendFT - 294 words
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364 1998-09-15 16 It wants to become Europe's biggest derivatives market FT [ZURICH] The London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange (Liffe) will next month announce plans to switch to electronic trading for all its products and reveal its strategy to win back business lostFT - 364 words
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275 1998-09-15 16 SOBBLReport Reuters [SINGAPORE) Simex Japanese Government Bond (JGB) futures firmed yesterday but closed off their highs as the Nikkei recovered on news of a compromise plan on Japan's key financial bills. Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party offered opposition parties a compromise plan onReuters - 275 words
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195 1998-09-15 16 Ms Cecilia Loh - MSCI TAIWAN FUTURES Ms Cecilia Loh service dealer, Refco Singapore THE Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures surged 4.40 points yesterday on optimism that Asian economies, led by Japan, were on the path to recovery following news that Japan is set to restructure195 words
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197 1998-09-15 16 ENERGY REPORT Reuters [LONDON] Petroleum prices rose yesterday encouraged by news that Gulf oil ministers will meet this week to consider what more might be done to speed an oil market recovery. Bellwether Brent Blend futures for October rose 22 cents by 1500Reuters - 197 words
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Article290 1998-09-15 16 AFP AFX-Asia London THE US dollar continued to rise against the yen in late trade as a strong rally on Wall Street encouraged investors to move back into the currency, dealers said. Rob Hayward of Bank of America said the dollar is seeing a reversal of many ofAFP; AFX-Asia - 290 words
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Article, Illustration1237 1998-09-15 16 nTTERBAME CROSS RATES Sep 14 A$ C$ ft ICU Ffc D» W} lad 8slupin Tw On Ml «2$P*fa Nw »«K Sfr HT> jUOl Australia 0.903 6.(78 0.5% 1401 1.014 4.615 25.31! 69.158 1790 8.269 2-263 1.155 *****26JJ34 UM 3.728 0.*****382 2430k 03S6 O.SM Cwvxta 1107 5.472 0.571 3.765 1.123 5.1081,237 words
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Article1727 1998-09-15 17 8IC0M FUTURES Sep 14 RUBBER (Marts dosing «s at SJOpa) ISS1 CONTRACTU cMtsAo) Cfos« Vofcmt Optn Month Hjgfc Low Sott (touts) lottrtst Oct 98 117.50 875 Nov 98 1T7.25 117.25 H8.25 200 1450 Ok 98 119.00 1450 Jon/Mar 99 121.50 1950 Apr/Jm99 125.75 1950 Jot/Sop 99 130.25 1501,727 words
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Article2261 1998-09-15 17 LOHPOH IHHHMM iiilt in M N*ct 31 Group 494.000 19.000 AS Ports 260.000 2.600 Abbey national n75.000 *52.000 Allied Oomecq 484.000 ♦19.000 Amec 151.000 unch Aid* Croup 168.600 *3.600 BATUd 445.000 -10.000 BG Pk 380.000 17.000 BtCC 78.000 -2.000 BOCGroi* 800.000 42.000 BR Petroleum 815.400 19.400 8TR2,261 words
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Article1597 1998-09-15 17 AFP PwuMiaas ****** JAPANESE share prices rallied 2.2 per cent yesterday as the ruling party moved to break the deadlock in a parliamentary debate over rescuing the flagging banking industry, brokers said. Strong buying emerged in the afternoon, focusing on bank issues, after the ruling Liberal Democratic Party offeredAFP - 1,597 words
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Article, Illustration1482 1998-09-15 18 Reuters AFP PI Han* Sen* *BX3B STOCKS closed higher yesterday, lifted by expectations of lower interest rates in the United States and China and confirmation of a steady Hongkong dollar exchange rate, brokers said. These positive trends were seen boosting the index again today. "I think we are goingReuters; AFP - 1,482 words
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Article, Illustration611 1998-09-15 18 Reuters |J Shenzhen B Index +0.65 SHENZHEN'S hard currency B shares ended higher yesterday, as light domestic bargain-hunting lifted a thin market, analysts said. The B Index gained 0.65 of a point to 63.45 on turnover of HK$l2 million. "There has been a vacuum in terms of news, andReuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 611 words
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Article365 1998-09-15 18 AFP HwPMe» *1834 TAIWAN share prices closed 0.3 per cent higher yesterday on buying of low-priced industrial shares, dealers said. The Weighted Prices Index rose 18.34 points to 6,860.17, following a 0.6 per cent rise in the previous session. "Low-priced shares rebounded after they levelled off," commented Calvin ChiangAFP - 365 words
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Article254 1998-09-15 18 AFP n Wellington -831 NEW Zealand stocks fell 0.5 per cent yesterday on small turnover of NZ$43 million in listless trading The NZSE-40 Index was down 8.31 points to 1,719.26 with Telecom Corp down two cents to NZ$7.3O. Retailer The Warehouse Ltd gained eight cents to finish at NZ$3.9B.AFP - 254 words
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Article, Illustration768 1998-09-15 18 AFP □SETIaJm -L3t THAI shares fell 0.7 per cent yesterday on last-minute profit-taking, ending off their earlier highs in thin trade supported by gains in other regional markets, analysts said. The Bangkok bourse was stable with trading rangebound amid concerns over the regional and domestic economic outlook, but managedAFP - 768 words
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Article412 1998-09-15 18 AFP nOompoateMg -101 SHARE prices closed yesterday 1.9 per cent lower as foreign investors and institutions sold heavily, dealers said. They said the weakening Korean won, trading around 1,391 to 1,395 against the US dollar, also hurt the ailing stock market. "Heavy-selling by foreigners and institutions was the mainAFP - 412 words
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Article587 1998-09-15 18 AFP QAD Ordinaries +4IJ SHARES rose 1.7 per cent yesterday, boosted by bargain hunters who swooped after a slump on local markets on Friday was followed by a rise on Wall Street. The All Ordinaries Index rose 41.9 points to 2,510.2. The All Industrials Index rose 67.6 points toAFP - 587 words
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Article, Illustration695 1998-09-15 18 AFP D Composite Index -3.44 INDONESIAN share prices closed one per cent down in thin trade yesterday with riots in the western provincial city of Medan adding to market concerns over social unrest, dealers said. "This market is really losing support... while the region is improving we are movingAFP - 695 words
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Article281 1998-09-15 18 AFP Q Manila +1&58 PHILIPPINE share prices closed 1.7 per cent higher yesterday on a technical rebound. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index gained 18.58 points to 1,100.76. Turnover fell to 163 million shares worth 519 million pesos. Manila Electric Co A gained a peso to 59 while its BAFP - 281 words
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Article, Illustration400 1998-09-15 19 Bloomberg AFP F1 Composite Index +24.71 MALAYSIAN stocks rose yesterday, led by Telekom Malaysia Bhd, as local funds, including some government ones, bought shares as the central bank leaned on banks to help cash-strapped companies. The funds bought in the afternoon, traders said, liftingBloomberg; AFP - 400 words
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Article8384 1998-09-15 19 MWSTRMLS Caniwnir products IMS List Vol Day Net Cap L— CoekBT Ml *000 t Wl t—8 310 170 Ajinomoto 210 5 2 210 210 11-6 85J 148 35 Angkase 59 unch 37 59 14 87.0 290 123 Aooito Food Hlg 175 uoch 2 175 175 6.1 70.0 388 W6 1888,384 words
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Article202 1998-09-15 20 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH By] R Sivanithy AS correctly predicted in this column last week, local penny stocks have sprung into life because of Clob's impending closure. Since this could well go on for a few more days at least, we might as well continue examining202 words
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Article3344 1998-09-15 20 BOMBS, LOANS t WMtANTS W1 1998 Last VaI Oay l4«t Owata At* Ht«h Law stiw Company SM »ar- COOO) High La* Buyar Sallar Prtca 23.5 3.5 m 3000 m AMDS c5.5******6 7 251 7 5.5 7 8 20.5 3 3160 A Acar ******1USS 4 unch 10 4 4 4 63,344 words
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Article2371 1998-09-15 20 Transaction date Sep 14 NMMNwsncu '-ww Of Cr Ml Lagt Vol Day Laat Quata Dk »> n M M Cap H» Lw llw Campany Mi fOOO) H»i Laar Buyar taBar Cw P/E W OS 22 miSOOO AIS8S0C 2<5 -03 879 26 22-5 243 25 5.0 3-3 4.7 9.42,371 words
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6588 1998-09-15 21 Transaction date St-p 14 Or Or M Wt 1998 Last Vol Day Last Ouott Mv W* YM Net Cap Avg High Low St No Company Sato COOO) High Low Buyor S.iur C'vr P/E Smll Price MULTHNWSTRY 142 49.5 mt 1000 AcmaSOc 57.5 *0.5 1946,588 words
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Article1279 1998-09-15 21 Or Cr M Wt 1998 Last Vat Day Last Ouata Dtv Mv YM Nat Cap Avq t— WW* Ctf| Ma fOOO> H» Law 8»yar War Cw W t— Wit MANUFACTURRM 243 30 a 2049 *ASAuto10c 73 cd *11 3957 73 63 72.5 73 15.0N 7.0 2.1 6.9 83.4 611,279 words
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Article224 1998-09-15 22 Stocks VotMM PanpacMediaS 12.854,000 *MBf Capital 11,730,000 •Renong Bhd 50c 11,354,000 Enersave 10c 11,170,000 •Pub Bk Foreign 10,763,000 •Rekapacific Bh 9,972,000 Goidtron 20c 9,803,000 U Xin 10c 8,927,000 •MBf Hldqs 50c 8,879,000 Keppel Land50c 8,704,000 Stocks DBS Foreign 18,443,631 SingTel 15c 10,859,046 OCBC Foreign 7,306,903 SPH 6,354,617 Keppel Land50c 5,587,290224 words
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Article, Illustration822 1998-09-15 22 R Sivanithy - STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY Speculative energy tarns to low-priced stocks, including m&inbo&rd ones; Clob stocks recover in late afternoon after sharp fall By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] A slightly improved external and domestic environment helped the Straits Times Index rise 24.64 points822 words
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Article108 1998-09-15 22 A FUND manager with a penchant for number crunching sent us this interesting, if somewhat depressing, bit of information. Returns on the Singapore stockmarket (using the Straits Times Index) oyer the past 10 years have been zero! If that was not bad enough, he informs us that108 words
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Article116 1998-09-15 22 consulate-general arrived at our Hongkong bureau at 1.08 pm last Friday Inviting journalists to a 3 pm briefing on a "US-China trade Issue that may affect Hongkong". It did not elaborate, except to say that the information provided could only be published after 12.01 am on Saturday. Journalists116 words
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112 1998-09-15 22 HANDLING layoffs, sackings or retrenchments is obviously not easy. Not even to those trained in public relations, we found out recently. Altera PR officer of an electronics company confirmed a tip-off we received that the company had issued another batch of staff severance notices112 words
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Article107 1998-09-15 22 KENNETH Starr's juicy report on the Clinton-Lewinsky affair has set another record—this time oil the Internet. CNN reported that its Web sites served a record 34.26 million page impressions last Friday, the day Mr Starr's report was posted on the Net. CNN.com was the first Web site to107 words
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Article, Illustration65 1998-09-15 22 Shiv Taneja - -by Shiv Taneja SM Summit Holdings closed five cents higher yesterday at 29 cents on a volume of 5.64 million shares, compared with its 10-day traded average of 655,900 shares. The counter is headed for overbought territory, but there is more upside in the medium term, accoring to65 words
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Advertisement829 1998-09-15 14 KavHian KAY HIAN HOLDINGS LIMITED ANNOUNCEMENT OF UNAUDITED RESULTS FOR THE HALF YEAR ENDED 30TH JUNE 1998 The Directors of Kay Hian Holdings Limited (the "Company") are pleased to announce the following results: GROUP COMPANY 30/06/98 30/06/97 30/06/98 30/06/97 $'000 $'000 Change $'000 $'000 Change 1 (a) Turnover 36,698 78,344829 words
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Article316 1998-09-15 23 Reuters Bridge News TRADING slowed but rates ended on a firmer note for Asia Panamaxes but activity in the Atlantic was negligible, brokers said. Capesize trading remained in a pause, but still healthier for modern vessels in the Atlantic. Futures found good support as traders sentiment turns bullishReuters; Bridge News - 316 words
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Article301 1998-09-15 23 m m&mmmmm mw a CWT Distribution 0.27 0.0)5 3160 Chuan Hup 0.34 0.03 4260 Cosco Invattmant 0.4 unch 2000 FrataM LHu 0.165 002 3174 OBHoMlnp 0.22 O.OOS 3000 Hai Sun Hup 0.31 0.035 9630 Hitachi Zosan 0.5 unch 3090 IMC Hotdbiqs HK 5.6 unch Jay* Holdings 0.38 unch301 words
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458 1998-09-15 23 Marcus Hand - S'pore terminal operator may build multi-purpose wharf at Inchon: report By. Marcus Hand [SINGAPORE] PSA Corp could be set to invest in South Korea as the terminal operator continues on its aggressive international expansion plans. Seoul's Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Ministry458 words
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114 1998-09-15 23 EIGHTY-TWO out of 132 signatory countries to the International Maritime Organisation's Convention on Standards, Training, Certification and Watchkeeping (STCW) put reports in to IMO to demonstrate "full and complete" compliance with the 1995 revisions to STCW prior to a Aug 1 deadline.114 words
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347 1998-09-15 23 Marcus Hand - Seoul opposes carrier's application for ontbonnd licence By: Marcus Hand [SINGAPORE] Hyundai Merchant Marine's move into Asia's burgeoning cruise market with groundbreaking tours to North Korea could be cancelled due to licensing problems. The South Korean government has opposed a move by347 words
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229 1998-09-15 23 Reuters [KATHMANDU] Nepal will ask India to allow its goods easy access to Indian ports, a top official said on Sunday. Talks start last Thursday between the two south Asian neighbours to focus on the renewal of a seven year-old transit treaty,Reuters - 229 words
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Article, Illustration348 1998-09-15 23 AFP [CHITTAGONG, Bangladesh] Bangladesh's worst floods this century have crippled the country's largest port, further threatening an economy already struggling to cope with the impact of the disaster. Officials say the calamity has hit exports badly and blocked imported emergency food aid needed toAFP; FILE PHOTO - 348 words
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Article54 1998-09-15 23 [SINGAPORE] Chinese state-owned national carrier Cosco has become a full member of the International Shipping Federation (ISF), the international employers' organisation. Asked why Cosco, and not the China Shipowners' Association (CSA), is representing China on the ISFut ISF spokesman said that CSA had decided Cosco should represent54 words
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Article73 1998-09-15 23 [SINGAPORE] Fears are growing for an Indonesian chief engineer hijacked with his vessel, the 720 dwt Belize-flag general cargo vessel Fu Tai which was hijacked by pirates off Batam on Aug 5. The raiders kept the engineer, a Mr Rohim, on board. Hie International Maritime Bureau73 words
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52 1998-09-15 23 [SINGAPORE] The standing slot capacity of the world's ftilly cellular container fleet passed the four million TEU mark in August according to Clarkson Research Studies. As of Sept 1 the world boxshlp fleet comprised 2,459 vessels with an aggregate standing slot capacity of52 words
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Article, Illustration703 1998-09-15 24 Tear 2000 COMPUTER BUG Some large firms and port operators already have glitch-free computer systems, but not equipment suppliers Reuters [SINGAPORE] THE computer scourge of year 2000, the millennium bug, has drawn responses from Asia's shipping industry ranging from casual to confident. Several large shippingReuters; FILE PHOTO - 703 words
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Article211 1998-09-15 24 PAGE tyak Lloyd 4 ACt 6 Oongnama 3 •AWL 3 ECL 5 i Accord 8 6 Appersfcp 5 foongSon 8 i Astro 3 CL"* 4 Austral 8 Gemartrans 8 BSA 7 Censhpg 7 B'tangMas 8 HaiSunHup 8 CCWI 7 7 CMA 8 3 COSCO 5 HeungA 7211 words
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Article17422 1998-09-15 31 THEBUSINESSTIMES THEBUSINESSTIMES EXPORT ETA ETA Voyaqa Tataphona ETA ETA Ad«rtls.r Vassal VoyW TaMpNona SIN Dast'n Nam# Nam. Numtm Numbar SIN Dast n Nam, Nama Numbar Numb., 29/09 24/10 Ev.rqrwi E. GUEST 2-047* M-392TIT1 To ABIDJAN (ABJ) 2003 Cot* D'I voire mm 2400 Trwitino ever guest 0232-047* 45-*****35 20/0917,422 words
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Article721 1998-09-15 35 Vessel Voy No Berth Arrival Departure Jmn Nrt Mu d 01/96 J17 Homstd* 15.09/1800 ww mi 2-22E botiKlun 9909 J06 alonQS»d« l5 S'i!S2? a-,,,, i. 7 J04 14.09/1700 9t *tr.:« S4»M JO' Jkxuvd* 15.09/0700 fSSa 2Stp38 JO! «MP» W.09/2359 n lSTTi *****8 J01 ««!V« 15.09/0600 0)0996 J0I *x>9S.«721 words
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Article1859 1998-09-15 35 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Booking/Balance Rstls Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Period From To From *»W 16/2359 1* M/1500 M/1659 M/NOO It M/1500 14/1*59 tvwoo 2A (4/1700 15/0459 15/0*0 21 (4/1700 15/0659 15/0900 J 15/0700 15/1159 15/1400 4 15/1200 15/1459 15/1700 Ad UK MM HM1,859 words
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Article204 1998-09-15 35 Sep IB Japan: Respect of the Aged Day. Sep 16 Mexico: Independence Day. Sep 23 Japan: Autumnal Equinox Day. Sep 24 South Africa: Heritage Day. Sep 28 Hong Kong: Chung Yeung Festival. Taiwan: Teacher's Day. Oct 1 China: National Day. Hong Kong: National Day. Oct 2 China: National204 words
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Article831 1998-09-15 35 THIS report, compiled by Cockett Marine Oil Lid. shows price ranges in US dollars instead at single prices for a more comprehensive description at the market Prices shown are based on average-siaed stem Market movements are indicated The Cockett Bun ker Price Index change and the831 words
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Article469 1998-09-15 35 Carbon <M Max 992.0 2.8 19.9 0.K 342 0.07 Sep (0 Density Water Residue As* Mutr.imum Sediment No above E25 1 4 12 3 3 0 300 Ave 987.7 07 15.4 0.07 31 0.03 |S 380 Mai 9919 0.9 19.4 0.11 67 0.11 WW »M/M %m/m469 words
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Article, Illustration624 1998-09-15 36 Regional markets will remain depressed for at least two years: Air France official AFP [SHANGHAI] The Asian economic crisis will depress regional aviation markets for at least two years and force most local companies into strategic alliances, Air France's regionalAFP; FILE PHOTO - 624 words
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Article121 1998-09-15 36 AFP [HONGKONG] An airport official has been sacked after jokingly telling a flight attendant there were landmines on board a flight in southern China. The airport official from an unidentified city in Hubei province was fired after the incident at Guangzhou airport when he saidAFP - 121 words
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188 1998-09-15 36 AFP [ZURICH] A Swissair jet which crashed off the Canadian Atlantic coast earlier this month was carrying a painting by Picasso and nearly 60kg of valuables including 50kg of banknotes, an airline official said yesterday. Klaus Knappik, in charge of Swissair cargo, estimatedAFP - 188 words
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585 1998-09-15 36 But German inflight meals caterer Lufthansa is holding back expansion plans AFP [HONGKONG] Asia should be eating its way through a hefty share of inflight meals by 2010, a top German caterer believes, but financial indigestion has grounded some expansion plans for atAFP - 585 words
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82 1998-09-15 36 AFP [TOKYO] Three Japanese companies will join a project by Boeing Co to upgrade its 747-400 jumbo jets, a report said on Sunday. Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd and Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd are expected to supply wings and fuselage parts,AFP - 82 words
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186 1998-09-15 36 (SINGAPORE] Northwest Airlines will be resuming normal service in Singapore from Sept 18, following the agreement between the airline and its pilots ending a two-week long walkout. The resumption of normal operations in Singapore will form part of a nine-day phased restart of186 words
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