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Title Section14 1998-09-17 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MITA (P) ll<y 12/97 85f SINGAPORE Internet: http://business-times.asial.com.sg/ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17,199814 words
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Article62 1998-09-17 1 DSL* ,+44.47) ZfiSU* PfBTOOMP U736J7 (+36.71) PVsnnxnmjißß U M3JO (+8.2) ||y jyHBTMOODe STOCK VAKKET INDICES Wednesday Change KLSECOMP JMjM +4J6 NIKKEI li.ll7.7fl -»J7 HANG SENG ?JNJS__+tS7.2t SBF INDEX 218.70 *7JJ JAKARTA OOMP 2NJI -13* MANILA COUP _1,171M ♦Ifl.U TAIPEI WP! 197U4 +U4A8 SEOUL OOMP ***** +1M CLSA CHINA62 words
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731 1998-09-17 1 Harish Mehta - Problems due to DBS' first working experience with foreign bank: BOT From Harish Mehta in Bangkok CONFLICTS and problems have arisen in Thai Danu Bank, the Thai unit of DBS Bank of Singapore, "because this was the first time that the Singapore bank731 words
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391 1998-09-17 1 Eddie Toh Kuala Lumpur and, Ven Sreenivasan - ELSE believed to be seeking official nod for deal with SES By. By Eddie Toh Kuala Lumpur and, Ven Sreenivasan in Singapore THE migration of the 112 Malaysian stocks on Singapore's Clob International to the Malaysian Central Depository will take up to two391 words
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743 1998-09-17 1 Larry Wee - Most outstandings settled in US dollars, by-passing ringgit By\ Larry Wee [SINGAPORE] Very little of an estimated 20 billion Malaysian ringgit in offshore holdings is likely to have flowed back to Malaysia as a result of extensive exchange controls imposed743 words
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Article, Illustration366 1998-09-17 1 R Sivanithy - Investors find substitutes for M'si&n dob stocks By] R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] There was no feeling of emptiness with the cessation of trading in volatile Malaysian shares on the over-the-counter market yesterday, with investors turning their attention to local blue chips instead.Source: Bloomberg - 366 words
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Advertisement144 1998-09-17 1 IHaiuE Su&nS!|y la > Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan, making no mention of the outlook for interest rates in the US or elsewhere, said yesterday that capital controls were the wrong answer to the crisis that has shaken world markets, Pg 10 v.; watt hut Property and banking shares rallied144 words
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Advertisement28 1998-09-17 1 Other reports Prime rate cuts bolster bank, property stocks, Pg 15 OCBC cuts prime, Pg 2 S&P cuts ratings for Maybank, RHB, Pg 16 Markets reports, Pg 20-2428 words
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Advertisement83 1998-09-17 1 caiKMScawr Hera's to Singapore 61 was not always right It was good fortune that on some critical issues, things turned out well, otherwise I would have come to grief and the Singapore story would have had a different ending. 9 Sftior IHntstsr L— Kuan Yaw at Na 75th birthday caistoCBtlon83 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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Article, Illustration290 1998-09-17 2 Clarissa Tan - EYE OH THE ECONOMY Finance By i Clarissa Tan GROWTH of M 2, the most common measure of money supply, picked up to 9.5 per cent year-on-year in July, from 8 per cent in June. M 2 which comprises currency in circulation, demandSource: MAS - 290 words
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Article, Illustration478 1998-09-17 2 Chuang Peck Ming - SM LEZTS BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION Tougher to overcome problem this time but he believes in ability of present leadership to handle difficulties Reports by Chuang Peck Ming SINGAPORE is facing its most serious economic crisis since the British withdrew its armed forcesGEORGE GASCON/ST - 478 words
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491 1998-09-17 2 SENIOR Minister Lee Kuan Yew often used to say that politics is not a game of draughts but chess, Lim Kim San, executive chairman of Singapore Press Holdings, recalled last night. "He used to say, 'You have to think a few steps ahead of your491 words
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467 1998-09-17 2 Ronnie Lim - Plan to supply gas to homes, firms to be discussed later By] Ronnie Lim INDONESIA is considering selling natural gas to Singapore for use as town gas, or gas that can be piped into homes and commercial establishments, Pertamina's president director Soegianto said467 words
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263 1998-09-17 2 Siow Li Sen - By\ Siow Li Sen OCBC Bank has cut its prime lending rate by a quarter percentage point to 7.25 per cent, effective today, leaving Overseas Union Bank as the only Big Four bank to keep its PLR unchanged.263 words
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321 1998-09-17 2 Louis Beckerling - By] Louis Beckerling PACIFIC Islands' traders met local businessmen here yesterday in a "match-making" session organised by the Trade Development Board (TDB), and the United Nations' Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (Escap). The objective of the session, said Escap director321 words
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Article101 1998-09-17 2 AFX-Asia [TOKYO] Tokyu Department Store Co Ltd said it plans to liquidate its Singapore outlet, Tokyu Department Store (Singapore) Pte Ltd, as part of its restructuring plans following losses of 4.8 billion yen (5561.3 million). The liquidation of the Singapore outlet follows the closure of itsAFX-Asia - 101 words
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393 1998-09-17 2 Raju Chellam - STpore's Malayalee community leads IT initiative By\ Raju Chellam A NEW IT Services Cooperative (ITSC) is being set up by the Singapore Malayalee community to put a personal computer in every home of the Indian community here. The proposed393 words
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NEWS Roundup
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77 1998-09-17 2 THE US Embassy here will not accept walk-in non-immigrant visa applications after tomorrow. Applications will have to be made through travel agencies or be posted. Processing time will range from five to seven days for visa applications through travel agents, while those made by77 words
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Article95 1998-09-17 2 THE President of Singapore has reappointed eight members of the Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura (Muis) for three years from Aug7,1966. They are Abu Bakar bin Hashim, Abdul Wahab bin A Rahman, Syed Abdullah bin Haroon Aljunied, Abdul Manaf bin Rahmat, Mohamed Ma Inun bin M Fadullah Suheimi, Mohamed95 words
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66 1998-09-17 2 SINGAPORE Airlines is the world's best airline, according to readers of Conde Nast Traveller magazine. The national carrier won the top honours in the magazine's 1966 Readers Travel Awards. Meanwhile, Wah Chang's Banyan Tree Phuket was named the world's best spa resort, beating Chiva66 words
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Advertisement11 1998-09-17 2 f M MIKIMOTO 1 The Originator of Cultured Pearls Since 189311 words
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Advertisement220 1998-09-17 3 A course that could well circle the world. Just as his yachts are engineered to keep YACHT DESIGNER BRUCE FARR going under the most adverse conditions, ATTRIBUTES MUCH OF THE SUCCESS OF HIS DESIGNS TO so is the watch that Farr so much admires: "RELIABILITY ENGINEERING'.' his Rolex Submariner. Equipped220 words
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FOCUS: PROPERTY
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Article, Illustration425 1998-09-17 4 Diana Oon - Prices at half of peak levels in mid-1996 in worst-case scenario: Pidemco study By Diana Oon [SINGAPORE] PRIVATE residential prices still have some way to fall, and could sink to just half the peak levels in mid-1996, according to research by government-linked developerSource: Pidemco Land - 425 words
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Article, Illustration343 1998-09-17 4 Diana Oon - Semi-Ds in the eastern area offer cheapest rents of $137 per sq ma year By: Diana Oon [SINGAPORE] Rents for private landed homes in the central and eastern regions have been worst-hit over the last two years, according to dataSource: IMAS - 343 words
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Article887 1998-09-17 4 Property transactions for districts 15 and 16 (sectors 42 to 45 and 46) lodged between Aug 15 and Sep 12, 1998. PrqjKtNmrf Prop Contract Tenure MM* Ptto M Start NM* Typt Date U«*M* (ST000) <S» District 15 Amber Park Apt 06/07/98 FH 1743 1100 631 Amber Park Apt.887 words
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Advertisement14 1998-09-17 4 Visit The Straits Classified to start your holidays on the right foot. j ifoj14 words
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CHANGE IN MALAYSIA
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392 1998-09-17 5 Police confirm arrest of Anwar associate nnderlSA AFP [KUALA LUMPUR] The Malaysian police's arrests of acquaintances of ousted deputy premier Anwar Ibrahim are part of a government campaign of fear and an "omen" of more to come, a human rightsAFP - 392 words
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431 1998-09-17 5 From Meera Tharmaratnam - Official also clarifies when re-invested money can be repatriated From. From Meera Tharmaratnam in Kuala Lumpur MALAYSIA'S central bank said that capital gains from stock investments can be repatriated immediately, and also indicated that fund managers could invest the principal sum431 words
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Article, Illustration436 1998-09-17 5 Measures will hurt its neighbours too, he tells US House Banking Committee AFP Bloomberg [WASHINGTON! Famed financier George Soros on Tuesday dismissed Malaysia's newly imposed currency controls, warning they will have a "disastrous" effect on its economy and hurt neighbouring countries too. InAFP; Bloomberg; REUTERS - 436 words
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Advertisement78 1998-09-17 5 H- I J 4 X I j[ j 3 i 5 c «y 1* s c i*s 3 a 1 1 l| G s i. c A sanctuary to renew the soul. A time to purify the mind. g A voyage to a different peace. Away from the world of78 words
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Advertisement11 1998-09-17 5 An illusion to think capital controls work, says Greenspan, Pg 1011 words
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ASIA'S ECONOMIC SLUMP
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772 1998-09-17 6 Shoeb Kagda - Many fear govt won't honour existing contracts with state firms From, Shoeb Kagda in Jakarta FEARING that contracts already signed with stateowned enterprises may not be honoured, American and European multinational corporations are holding back on new investments in Indonesia, while772 words
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235 1998-09-17 6 AFP [SEOUL] South Korean Trade Minister Park Tae Young pledged "special" government steps yesterday to help kick-start the country's stalled economy and export motor. "The government will map out special steps to boost exports," Mr Park told a press meeting. Export firms willAFP - 235 words
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337 1998-09-17 6 It suggests debt moratorium, some capital controls for nations tinder attack AFP [GENEVA] The UN's main forum on world economic issues yesterday recommended that debtor countries be allowed to decide a moratorium on debt repayments and control chaotic movements of capital, if their currenciesAFP - 337 words
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486 1998-09-17 6 Move will also help stabilise markets in Latin America Reuters [SINGAPORE] A pre-emptive credit easing by the US to soften the impact of a cyclical economic downturn would give financially battered Asian countries some room to make much neededReuters - 486 words
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Article, Illustration192 1998-09-17 6 AFP [TOKYOJ US Trade Representative Charlene Barshefsky yesterday warned that US frustration over Japan's efforts to clean up its banking sector is rising, officials reportedly said. Washington officials, including herself, were increasingly "frustrated" over the parliamentary impasse on the banking legislation, Ms BarshefskyAFP; REUTERS - 192 words
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Advertisement649 1998-09-17 6 ©INTERNATIONAL FACTORS (SINGAPORE) LTD (Incorporated In the Republic of Singapore) l Uli II 1 >. awvii .'.mo i UNAUDITED HALF YEAR FINANCIAL STATEMENT The Board of Directors of International Factors (Singapore) Ltd wishes to announce the following unaudited results of the Group and of the Company for the six months649 words
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Advertisement18 1998-09-17 6 Editorial: No wand to wave the crisis away, Pg 11 main save Japan's finance sector stuck, Pg 918 words
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SOUTH-EAST ASIA
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476 1998-09-17 7 Ronnie Lim - 12-13 production sharing contracts await govt approval By Ronnie Lim [SINGAPORE] Despite the country's political and economic woes, Indonesia's oil and gas sector continues to attract investors, Pertamina president-director Soegianto said yesterday. He cited examples such as the US$B billion (5513.8 billion) West476 words
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Article, Illustration46 1998-09-17 7 [MULANG, Indonesia] Villagers loading a truck with looted logs after they were discovered buried in the east Java town ofMalang yesterday. Police found about 700 cubic metres of looted wood buried by villagers. The logs were returned to the local Forestry Department. REUTERSREUTERS - 46 words
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Article171 1998-09-17 7 ■LONDON Reuters PRINCE Jefri Bolkiah, the Sultan of Brunei's estranged brother, has won a key court victory in London to stop his former personal accountants KPMG working for the Brunei Investment Agency, the British firm said yesterday. The High Court granted an injunctionReuters - 171 words
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290 1998-09-17 7 JAKARTA Ex-president alleged to have stashed fortune overseas Reuters AFP INDONESIA'S former president Suharto will be questioned within days by a new team set up to investigate allegations that he stashed a fortune in foreign banks, Attorney General Muhammad Ghalib said yesterday. Mr Muhammad saidReuters; AFP - 290 words
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215 1998-09-17 7 KUALA LUMPUR Bernama EDUCATION Minister Najib Tun Razak has expressed regret that Singapore Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew made allegations against his father, the late Tun Abdul Razak Hussein, and others who have passed away, in his memoirs launched yesterday. He also said heBernama - 215 words
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276 1998-09-17 7 JAKARTA Company has spent US$l5L3m on Telkom-1 AFP INDONESIA'S state telephone monopoly PT Telkom is seeking US$4O.l million (5569.2 million) to cover payment due early next year for a telecoms satellite to be launched in February, a report said yesterday. Telkom vice-presidentAFP - 276 words
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Advertisement108 1998-09-17 7 i 0' 0 e :1.• I I tof s le j BOSS HUGO r v 2 0" 8 5 Available at BOSS Shops at Ngee Ann City, Suntec City and Isetan Scotts Q All Watches at Lucky Plaza Wisma Atria, Deluxe Eastern at Centrepoint, V Q Precious Time at Chinatown108 words
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CHINA-HONGKONG-TAIWAN
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378 1998-09-17 8 BEIJING But experts warn that obsession with 8% target for year could affect stability Reuters AFP CHINA'S economy is forecast to grow by 9.1 per cent year-on-year in the fourth quarter of this year, the Xinhua news agency said yesterday, quoting aReuters; AFP - 378 words
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Article, Illustration47 1998-09-17 8 [BEIJING] American and Chinese officials attending the gala opening of Universal Studios' new theme show in Beijing yesterday. The multi-million dollar attraction in downtown Beijing expects to attract I,4oopeople a day and costs 35yuan (557.25) for adults during peak hours. AFPAFP - 47 words
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337 1998-09-17 8 BEIJING Illegal transactions hurting country's forex balance: report Bloomberg CHINA'S central bank has issued new rules aimed at wiping out black market transactions that are causing a rapid outflow of foreign currency. Under the new regulations, trading companies and their banks willBloomberg - 337 words
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275 1998-09-17 8 BEIJING Shenzhen bonnes told to hold tests by month's end AFP VARIOUS business sectors and government bodies in China are mobilising to get the millennium bug problem under control well ahead of Dec 31, 1999, the official Xinhua news agency reported yesterday.AFP - 275 words
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158 1998-09-17 8 BEIJING AFP CHINA has begun construction of a U5596.5 million (*****.5 million) liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) joint venture with Britain's BP Oil Ltd, reports said yesterday. The gas base, at Daxie Island in Zhejiang province, was co-funded by BP Oil andAFP - 158 words
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Article, Illustration700 1998-09-17 8 Lu Ning - CBHA WATCH Asian crisis, weak yen serve to provide more fodder lor distrust between region's two largest economies By Lu Ning ECONOMIC hard times have a way of making neighbours testy. Asia's two largest neighbours, China and Japan, which also happen to be theSource: - 700 words
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ASIA
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234 1998-09-17 9 NEW YORK LAT-WP IN a game of nuclear bluff, India and Pakistan exaggerated the number and size of the nuclear weapons each nation detonated earlier this year, overstating the power of the atomic bombs by a factor of four, according to the first independent scientific account-LAT-WP - 234 words
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316 1998-09-17 9 Eugene Low - SINGAPORE Jost over 100 days to EMU, firms should get ready: Prof Koh By] Eugene Low WITH European Monetary Union (EMU) just 106 days away, Asian companies should "prepare themselves to do business in the euro", said Tommy Koh, executive316 words
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220 1998-09-17 9 NEW DELHI AFP COMMERCE Minister Ramakrishna Hegde admitted yesterday that the Asian financial crisis had foiled India's target of 20 per cent export growth in the current fiscal year. "External trade which is so crucial for the growth of the economy isAFP - 220 words
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354 1998-09-17 9 TOKYO LDP, opposition wrangle over LTCB, panel to take control of crippled banks AFP CRITICAL legislation to salvage Japan's ailing finance sector was stuck in limbo yesterday as ruling and opposition parties battled over Long-Term Credit Bank of Japan Ltd (LTCB).AFP - 354 words
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Article, Illustration70 1998-09-17 9 [SYDNEY] British artist Martin Creed yesterday being engulfed in a sea of43,ooowhite balloons which form his exhibit, 'Half the Air in a Given Space', at a preview of the 11th Biennaleof Sydney on Goat Island in Sydney Harbour. More than 100 artists from 28 countries will showcase someAFP - 70 words
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127 1998-09-17 9 SEOUL Reuters SOUTH Korea's top conglomerates plan to set up a leading bank In a joint venture with foreign partners by the end of this year, a spokesman of the Federation of Korean Industries (FKI) said yesterday. He said big groups, or chaebol,Reuters - 127 words
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THE WORLD
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394 1998-09-17 10 LOS ANGELES Bloomberg US Federal Reserve policymakers are likely to cut the interest-rate target on overnight loans between banks by as much as three-quarters of a percentage point during the early part of 1999 to keepBloomberg - 394 words
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Article, Illustration430 1998-09-17 10 WASHINGTON Move will hurt living standards of the population, Fed chief says in testimony AFX-Asia FEDERAL Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan, making no mention of the outlook for interest rates in the US or elsewhere, said yesterday that capital controls were the wrongAFX-Asia - 430 words
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362 1998-09-17 10 NEW YORK Camdessus expects growth in Japan next year but says Russia wees a worry Reuters Reuters, Bloomberg THE International Monetary Fund on Tuesday defended last year's rescue deals in troubled Asian nations but said Russia would find it difficult to winReuters; Reuters, Bloomberg - 362 words
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391 1998-09-17 10 MOSCOW Farther sign of new cabinet not in fa war of radical reform AFP PRIME Minister Yevgeny Primakov packed the heart of his government with a troika of centrists yesterday in a further sign that the new cabinet will choose pragmatism over radicalAFP - 391 words
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EDITORIAL & OPINIOM
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Article, Illustration765 1998-09-17 11 Shada Islam - THE BOTTOMLDVE OPINION By Shada Islam The writer is a Brussels-based journalist who contributes to BT AS head of the World Trade Organisation, Renato Ruggiero has one overriding priority: efforts to promote world trade must not be allowed to fall victim to the widening765 words
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Article103 1998-09-17 11 The global capitalist system which has been responsible for the remarkable prosperity of this country in the last decade is coming apart at the seams.' Sara US financier, to the US House of Representatives. 'It's not a message about fidelity or infidelity. It's that people want politics103 words
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Article659 1998-09-17 11 EDITORIAL THERE is no magic wand to wave in the face of the global economic crisis to make it go away. The synchronised statements from US President Bill Clinton and the Group of Seven (G-7) industrialised nations will do nothing immediately for the659 words
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Article, Illustration931 1998-09-17 11 Leon Hadar - Clinton must repair his domestic political base, and sell a clear vision of US foreign policy 1 to the American public By Leon Hadar The writer is BT's Washington correspondent WITH President Clinton facing the possibility of being impeached by the United States CongressFILE PHOTO - 931 words
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Article1040 1998-09-17 11 QoOmr*! mklwociatk w>y» IN THIS age of reform, politicians are judged by their sensitivity towards efforts to introduce a greater degree of democracy... There have recently been calls for a more democratic system within the People's Consultative Assembly (MPR), Indonesia's highest constitutional body. At issue are1,040 words
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EXECUTIVE LIFESTTLE
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Article, Illustration845 1998-09-17 12 GILBERT LE GRAS - Niagara's cool climate keeps acidity and quality high in all varieties of grapes, says gilbert lb aus GILBERT LE GRAS Reuters IF savouring wine is like listening to a melody, Canada's premier wine region, the Niagara peninsula, is starting to strike the right chords. WhatReuters; FILE PHOTO - 845 words
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586 1998-09-17 12 HEALTH The screening spots cancer in fewer than 1% of these cases Reuters [WASHINGTON] Mammograms in elderly women those over the age of 70 may be a waste of time, serving only to make them anxious, doctors said on Tuesday. A report published InReuters - 586 words
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Advertisement169 1998-09-17 12 Locate its owner through Classification 821 (Found). Simply call CJLT.S. at 1800-737-1166 for this free service. Another Classified Service I Waiting till 1999 1 I may be too late! I Many foreign subsidiaries have already received instructions ■I from their Head Offices to ensure Year 2000 compliance for their payroll169 words
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Advertisement357 1998-09-17 12 The Advisory Firm KPMGSeminarSeries Malaysian Foreign Exchange Controls: The Changes and Practical Perspectives The dramatic changes to the Malaysian foreign exchange controls m part of aeries of measures to carb negative speculative effects oa the Malaysian economy caught many withia aad without Malaysia by surprise. There is a great measure357 words
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Page 13 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous911 1998-09-17 13 TV&BADIO fi-OO NewssToday Followed mances. IMrf By Wheel of Fortune. 2.00 TV Innovations. 2-30 TV Innovations. 6.30 The Pyramid Game. 3.00 Legend of the Flying J d' 4.00 Kidz Blitz: Sesame 7.00 News 5At Seven. Fox. Street 7.30 Home Improvement. 3JB TV Champion. 540 The Silver Brumby. 8.00 Phua Chu911 words
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Miscellaneous171 1998-09-17 13 OKVFTIC CROSSWORD 1 Uncle's business is selling Lhi LmJ—-—--ment (4,5) aBree^ DOWN ta srass (7) YEBTEBDAYT3 SOLUTION i u II 14 Courted after having downed ***** HAtftlTßilglKMf it! 1 Humiliating criticism gets re- tools (63) full ardrt(34) 15 Temperate Tibetans dispersed 2 A heart throb ftiil of beans, around noon171 words
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MOTORING
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Article, Illustration764 1998-09-17 14 Christopher Tan - Forget the frills, just basic wheels will do as car-buyers become more budget-conscious in these trying times Reports by^ Christopher Tan [SINGAPORE! PRACTICALLY relegated to the sidelines in recent years, manual transmission cars are roaring back into fashion, official figures show. According to the Motor764 words
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Article, Illustration495 1998-09-17 14 K«ii>g|fnn defaults spark demand in repo business [SINGAPORE] Vehicle repossession, traditionally the purview of individual operators and freelancers, has apparently become lucrative enough for companies to get into the act. One such company, Repo Recovery Services, is based in International Plaza, and has written to banksARTHUR LEE - 495 words
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Article, Illustration226 1998-09-17 14 [SINGAPORE] Transport operator Tibs has brought in the TXI the first new London cab model in SO years. Costing about £23,000 (5566,300) (before taxes) each, the TXI London taxi is more expensive than the latest batch of India-assembled Mercedes-Benz taxis. Tibs has226 words
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427 1998-09-17 14 Sates slashed by $8,000-510,000 to woo buyers [SINGAPORE] Toyota distributor Borneo Motors, part of listed Inchcape Motors, is going on the offensive against parallel importers. In a thinly disguised campaign, Borneo Motors reduced prices of a wide range of products, bringing rates427 words
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BUMPER to BUMPER
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Article52 1998-09-17 14 V OLKS WAGEN Ag will donate five milllaii renminbi B m(X mtlHffi) In ¥k tlim nf flm Hi lit— flnort (llwilm VWchairman Ferdinand Ptoch, in announcing the donation, add: "We are long-standing friend* of China, «nd fuel tinipffl* fTMna denting n^dja^.^ilac^^ 17MH0 care to Chin* up per oentfrwn52 words
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Article, Illustration74 1998-09-17 14 FORMER F-l ace Gerhard Berger, 38. has been appointed motorsport director at BMW Motorsport Ltd. Berger, who ended hb Formula One career In 1987 after 210 Grand Prix and 10 vietoriee,wffl work towards preparing j BMW for its return to F-l racing in 3900. The manufrcturer74 words
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78 1998-09-17 14 BMW will soon be offering "active seats" for the 7-series. Developed jointly with orthopaedic surgeons, the seats Incorporate two hydraulic chambers located side by side underneath the seat pan. A water-glycantine mixture is pumped and drained from these chambers, improving circulation and keeping the78 words
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87 1998-09-17 14 Cristopher Tan - OmlMkr Cristopher Tan HONDA Motor has introduced a new type of vehicle body that minimises pedestrian head injuries in case of a collision. The bumper, bonnet and other frontal parts have been designed to absorb impact energy, reducing head injury level by 50 per cent, the87 words
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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702 1998-09-17 15 Wong Wei Kong; Siow Li Sen - But positive impact of lower rates may be offset by possible CPFcnt: analysts By' Wong Wei Kong and Siow Li Sen [SINGAPORE] Bank and property stocks snapped back yesterday on the cut in prime rates by Singapore's major banks. After weeks of being702 words
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449 1998-09-17 15 Christopher Tan - By I Christopher Tan [SINGAPORE] Sime Singapore yesterday released its full-year results without the dreaded "p" word making it one of the few companies in recent months not to have made provisions for foreseeable losses. The diversified group remained very much in the449 words
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238 1998-09-17 15 [SINGAPORE] Billiontex International, which controls Asiamatrix together with Silver Beads, has sold 1.5 million of its shares in the company at an average price of $1.30. Sesdaq-listed Asiamatrix, which is aspiring to be a regional healthcare specialist, said the shares were registered in the238 words
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662 1998-09-17 15 Wong Wei Kong - HOCK LOCK SIEW Wong Wei Kong MERGERS are supposed to create winners all round. But the latest union in corporate Singapore, the marriage of listed broker Vickers Ballas with finance group ST Capital, produced winners and losers almost immediately. The real662 words
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493 1998-09-17 15 Wong Wei Kong - Inopportnne timing as industry is just starting to open up By' Wong Wei Kong [SINGAPORE] Anxiety over a possible cut to Central Provident Fund contributions could not have come at a worse time for the CPF unit trust industry, which493 words
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203 1998-09-17 15 [SINGAPORE] Kian Ann Engineering has agreed to raise its stake in an Australialisted heavy machinery company to 11.2 per cent for just under $11 million. The company will buy 6.7 million Tat Hong Holdings shares from one of the latter's substantial203 words
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595 1998-09-17 16 Quak Hiang Whai - Poorer earnings mainly due to USs3om provisions for S-E Asia assets From Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong HONGKONG Land Holdings, the property arm of Jardine Matheson Group, yesterday reported an 18 per cent drop in interim profit and said its bottom595 words
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Article, Illustration450 1998-09-17 16 Loh Hui Yin - Seccnd half bears the brant as Asia crisis deepens From, Loh Hui Yin in Hongkong ASIA'S deepening economic crisis has savaged the earnings of Sino Hotels, leaving it with just HK$l.6 million (*****,200) for the year to June, against a robust HK)I47 million a450 words
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Article255 1998-09-17 16 Bloomberg [KUALA LUMPUR] The credit ratings of Malayan Banking Bhd, Malaysia's largest bank, and RHB Bank Bhd were cut to one notch above junk status by Standard A Poor's Corp yesterday, following a similar cut in the country's rating on Tuesday. Malayan Banking's long-term foreignBloomberg - 255 words
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169 1998-09-17 16 Bloomberg [SINGAPORE] Osprey Maritime Ltd, a shipowner and operator, may sell assets or refinance existing loans as it looks for ways to repay its massive debt after cancelling a bond sale last week to raise $500 million. Osprey's interest payments more than doubledBloomberg - 169 words
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378 1998-09-17 16 AFX-Asia [HONGKONG] Giordano International Ltd said it is looking past the current regional crisis, which has hit earnings badly, towards continued expansion both locally and abroad as part of its long-term strategy. Accordingly, the company plans to open its firstAFX-Asia - 378 words
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Article, Illustration417 1998-09-17 16 Jennifer Lien - IPO WATCH By. Jennifer Lien [SINGAPORE] Local electronics firm Ultro Technologies, previously known as Uraco Technologies, is eyeing a listing "soon" to fuel growth. The first company to supply the now-übiquitous cal-ler-ID sets to Singapore Telecom started life in 1987 with twoCHRIS LOH - 417 words
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405 1998-09-17 16 Move deals major blow to seller Amcorp's revamp DEBT-LADEN Arab-Malay-sian Corporation Bhd (Amcorp) faces a major setback in its reconstruction plans now that Dutch-Belgian bank and insurance group Fortis International NV pulled out of talks to buy a stake in405 words
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Article, Illustration430 1998-09-17 16 Diana Oon - Fonds to upgrade machinery and fa* working capital By] Diana Oon [SINGAPORE] Main board aspirant Leong Hin Holdings will be looking to raise between $5 million and $10 million from its initial public offer later this month. Managing director Bernard Chan said yesterday theCHRIS LOH - 430 words
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Article118 1998-09-17 16 [SINGAPORE) Pentex Schweizer Circuits' net earnings plunged 74 per cent to $2 million for the year to June, while group turnover rose 57.3 per cent to $148.1 million. Earnings per share plummetted to 3.04 cents from 11.38 cents on a fully diluted basis, while net tangible118 words
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Article39 1998-09-17 16 as (SML) effective yesterday, but will refhain as independent non-executive director for the group. Mr was appointed as an independent member of SML's audit committee, replacing the chairman Tham Heng Man who resigned effective Sept l.39 words
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Article84 1998-09-17 16 [SINGAPORE] ASJ Holdings'net earnings roae 2D per cent to $2.82 million for the six months toJune. Turnover Jumped 46 per cent to $28.3 million Earnings per share rose to 8.13 cents from 2.09 cents while net tangible assets per share climbed to 34.41 cents from 29.6184 words
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52 1998-09-17 16 [SINGAPORE] ST Computer Systems Services has bought a 50 per oent stake in SCS Consulting Services Pte Ltd for $500,000. This fallows its Sept 2 joint venture agreement with Software Consulting Services Australia Pty Ltd to undertake consulting and outsourcing services for its52 words
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Article77 1998-09-17 16 [SINGAPORE] Mainboard-listed International Factors Singapore is in the red at half-time to June, with net losses of $3.8 million, compared to the previous year's interim net earnings of million. Group turnover was up 4.1 per cent to $17.3 million. Loss per share amounted to77 words
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Article90 1998-09-17 16 (SINGAPORE] ABR Holdings' interim net losses to June widened to $1.4 million from $429,000 a year ago, as a result of associates and subsidiaries' losses, while group turnover fell 2J6 per oent to $15 million. Loss per share rose to three cents from one90 words
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323 1998-09-17 17 The money will be used to reduce debt and for further investments Bloomberg [LONDON] British Telecommunications pic, the UK's largest telephone company, said it will record a £1 billion (552.9 billion) pretax profit in the quarter ending Sept 30 relatedBloomberg - 323 words
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294 1998-09-17 17 FT [PARIS] Thomson-CSF, the French defence electronics group, on Tuesday announced a restructuring that could push it into the red'this year. The company, which this year reverted to majority private ownership after 16 years of state control, said moves to combine businesses following theFT - 294 words
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Article, Illustration55 1998-09-17 17 [PARISJ Jean Lhoste, director of the pharmaceutical company Pfizer, shows the Swiss version of the anti-impotence pill Viagra inPocesur Cisse, south-west of Paris. Pfizer is the only company to distribute Viagra to Europe, the Middle East and parts of Africa. Viagra was cleared for sale throughout theAFP - 55 words
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341 1998-09-17 17 Bloomberg [EDEN PRAIRIE, Minnesota] Best Buy Co, the biggest US electronics retailer, said fiscal second-quarter earnings rose more than sixfold on lower operating costs and higher sales of televisions and entertainment software. Net income for the quarter ended AugBloomberg - 341 words
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260 1998-09-17 17 Reuters [LONDON] British retail group Kingfisher pic yesterday reported a 22 per cent increase in first-half profits but warned of a general slackening in UK retail sales growth. The firm, whose B&Q chain is the Do-It-Yourself market leader in the UK, made profits before taxReuters - 260 words
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467 1998-09-17 18 Shiv Taneja - But region's woes far from over, says derivatives expert By Shiv Taneja [SINGAPORE] The region's problems are far from over, but its financial markets are likely to experience far less volatility in the days and months ahead, said an expert on financial derivatives.467 words
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434 1998-09-17 18 Analysts put Q3 earnings at USs4lom; trading loss surges 50% Bloomberg [SAN FRANCISCO] BankAmerica Corp said its trading loss widened 50 per cent to more than US$33O million (*****.8 million) this quarter, as stocks and bonds in emerging markets tumbled. The biggest bank onBloomberg - 434 words
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309 1998-09-17 18 Bloomberg [WASHINGTON] Two groups representing derivatives investors joined the chorus of voices urging the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to refrain from imposing broad new rules on the US$3O trillion (5J51.7 trillion) over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives market. The End-Users ofBloomberg - 309 words
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317 1998-09-17 18 Bloomberg [SEOUL] Samsung Electronics Co said it halved a record one trillion won (511.2 billion) bond sale, bowing to pressure from the South Korean government to help curb rising interest rates. The decision by the world's biggest memory chip producer comesBloomberg - 317 words
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255 1998-09-17 18 Report Reuters [SINGAPORE] Simex Euroyen futures eased yesterday on concerns over Japan's financial system following negative ratings moves by Standard Poor's and Moody's. S&P said it had put the long- and short-term ratings of Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi on negative credit watch. Moody's placed theReuters - 255 words
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179 1998-09-17 18 Charlie Kuo - MSGI TAIWAN FUTURES Charlie Kuo service dealer, Refco Singapore THE Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures rallied yesterday on the back of Wall Street gains, which eased concerns over the financial turmoil in the emerging markets. The September 98 contract surged 6.2 points to179 words
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208 1998-09-17 18 ENERGY REPORT Reuters [LONDON] Oil prices shuffled sideways yesterday with little impact from a short meeting of Gulf oil powers in Kuwait London Brent blend crude oil futures for November traded up two cents at U5513.30 a barrel by 1600 GMT. Opec ministersReuters - 208 words
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Article266 1998-09-17 18 AFP T«ondom THE dollar was firm against the yen and the German mark ahead of Federal Reserve chairman Allan Greenspan's testimony, rising against the Japanese currency after ratings agencies Standard Poor's and Moody's revised outlooks for some Japanese banks and put others on notice of a possible creditAFP - 266 words
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Article, Illustration1128 1998-09-17 18 DfTHRBAMK OOS8 KATB8 sevie > i w m t:— AS C$ fca* -fcCV FTr 9m WO Hd tote—a Van Wan M HZjmt Naa S» tand tk Off WtNi Mf 0 999 6.TT0 OJU 3.395 1010 4-603 ***** M751 0 803 1171 22*7 1*732.*****005 102S 1421 09*3 0594 Canada IM 15H1,128 words
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Article1335 1998-09-17 19 *****1 FUTURES Sep it MMCl(Mmsdasto|KriSJ0*a> RSS1 COHTtACT(ScHitjAg) ClQM Mm Opofl Until Hi«h low Sott (towws) Maraat Oct* TI7.00 114.50 f&OO 300 *575 MvM 117.75 M90 I OK 96 ***** m.90 118.50 600 1450 Jan/Mar 99 121.00 1950 Ipr/JH 99 125.25 1950 Jtf/5» 99 129.75 BSS 3 CONTRACT (US1,335 words
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Article1792 1998-09-17 19 §0M00ft rS >I>H Pw** 34 Group 497.400 7.400 AB Ports 258.000 unch Attay IMtoMl L 1185.900 «-100 AModDoniocg 475.000 -1.000 Am*c 149.000 -2.000 AsdaGroi* 180.600 -5.000 BA7lnd 435.400 -7.800 8C PIC 370.200 19.800 BKC 79.000 1.000 BOC Group 785.000 5.000 BRPotroMum 826.000 9.000 BTR 120.000 4.000 Bank*1,792 words
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Article1520 1998-09-17 19 Bloomberg Plata as -2M7 JAPANESE stocks traded mixed as Wall Street's third day of gains and a weaker yen fuelled hopes for increased profit at exporters such as Sony Corp and Honda Motor Co. On the other hand, Long-Term Credit Bank of Japan Ltd plunged 34 per cent andBloomberg - 1,520 words
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Article, Illustration669 1998-09-17 20 AFP P Composite lidex -L 23 INDONESIAN shares yesterday closed 0.4 per cent lower as investors scratched around for fresh leads after a near 9 per cent plunge the previous day, dealers said. "The market sentiment remained bearish following yesterday's panic-selling," a dealer with a state brokerage said, addingAFP - 669 words
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Article, Illustration1495 1998-09-17 20 Reuters P Hang Seng +127.21 BLUE chips ended firm yesterday as they drew strength from a positive tone in overseas markets, but China plays stole the spotlight with a strong rally on hopes China would spur its economy. The Hang Seng Index closed on a gain of 127.21 pointsReuters - 1,495 words
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Article, Illustration595 1998-09-17 20 Reuters 13 Shenzhen B Index -0.77 SHENZHEN'S hard currency B shares closed lower yesterday as technical selling pared back Tuesday's strong gains, analysts said. The B Index fell 0.77 of a point to 66.02 on turnover of HK$26 million. "On the technical side, there is a need for BReuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 595 words
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Article330 1998-09-17 20 AFP QWFlndez +IHSB TAIWAN stock markets surged 1.7 per cent yesterday on strong buying of lowpriced blue chips, dealers said. The Weighted Price Index rose 114.58 points to 6,972.54, following a 2.21-point slip in the previous session. "Big players have worked together to lift low-priced large-cap shares," said AndyAFP - 330 words
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Article256 1998-09-17 20 AFP Q Wellington -JAM LATE selling of Telecom Corp and Carter Holt Harvey Ltd shares pushed New Zealand stocks down 0.8 per cent yesterday. The NZSE-40 Index shed 14.89 points to 1,747.74 on turnover of NZ$67 million with Telecom Corp closing at NZ$7.3O, down 20 cents. i*»m us rwiAFP - 256 words
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Article, Illustration775 1998-09-17 20 AFP set Index +7J2 THAI shares gained 3.6 per cent yesterday with solid buying in leading banking and energy stocks amid rises on other regional bourses, analysts said. Relatively strong buying interest was fuelled by speculation of a US rate cut and expectations G-7 countries will help stabilise globalAFP - 775 words
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Article265 1998-09-17 20 AFP Fl Manila +36J4 PHILIPPINE share prices closed 3.2 per cent higher yesterday amid signs that foreign investors may be returning, analysts said. The Philippine Stock Exchange Composite Index rose 36.14 points to close at 1,176.54 points. Volume fell to 263 million shares worth 1.061 billion pesos. —AFP ManilaAFP - 265 words
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Article404 1998-09-17 20 AFP Composite Index *188 SOUTH Korean share prices ended the day less than one per cent higher on technical factors, with sentiment underpinned by declining money market rates and a firmer won, dealers said. The Korea Stock Exchange Composite Index ended 2.88 points up at 313.17, off a highAFP - 404 words
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Article581 1998-09-17 20 AFP PAH Primaries -LI SHARES eased slightly yesterday as profit-takers made their mark in light trade. The All Ordinaries Index feU 1.1 points to 2,553.2. The All Industrials Index shed 22 points to 4,483.9 and the All Resources eased 0.2 of a point to 996.1. Turnover totalled 214.4 millionAFP - 581 words
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Article, Illustration344 1998-09-17 21 Bloomberg Bernama IHI Composite Index +4M MALAYSIAN stocks rose, with the 75-stock property index gaining 6.64 per cent, after Malayan Banking Bhd, the country's largest bank, cut its key lending rate to 8.9 per cent from 9.05 per cent. The Composite Index roseBloomberg; Bernama - 344 words
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Article8168 1998-09-17 21 INDUSTRIALS Cmsmmt pnAKti 1998 Last Vol Day Nat Cap If C—I8—y >1» •OOP Hm> Law >/l $W 310 170 A|momoto 210 11.6 85.) 148 35 Anqkasa 60.5 1 134 62 59 L4 89.2 290 123 Apollo Food Hlq ISO 3 M ISO 170 6.3 72.0 355 I0S Bar jaya Land8,168 words
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Article2476 1998-09-17 22 BONDS, LOANS IWAMANTS 1998 LMt Va4 Day Laat Owti A v« Hlfk Low StiM Campany W« *ar- COOO) Hl«h Law Buyar lllw Prka 20 5 3 3160 "Acar W*****1 US$ 15 4 5.5 95 5 3164 AcmaW0K>724 8.5 *1.5 600 73 6.5 7 3161 AUTach W*****7 28.5 253 39 182,476 words
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Article222 1998-09-17 22 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH -By R Sivanithy THE local market has responded really well to the closure of trading in Malaysian shares on Clob some of the gains among the small caps and warrants easily rival Clob at its best. One good example which perhaps has gone222 words
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Article196 1998-09-17 22 C€ Or >9M Lm( V* tor LatfQm** Ok M W M M Cap H»» L— X— Umrnmi ton COOOI U» toyr M» Cw W t— ~400 250 5123 COL (2000) Ml 400 MS fcO 1A 2j0 203 7744.7 5124 CaVWy toe 20c MIL—720 265.0 2J 7* 6.0 *****/*196 words
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Article1016 1998-09-17 23 Or Or M Wl ±4* #8» LMtOMto Ok Ml YN Ml Cap Avf HNfc L— mm ciw>M» %m *h room i—i m —y«r cw w <3T wi? 243 30 2049 'AS Auto K)c 72 cd *05 1*00 TU 70 715 72 HON 7.0 2.1 64 622 66 •2 40.51,016 words
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Article209 1998-09-17 24 Stocks VotMM Keppei LandSOc 20,418,000 Wing Tal 25c 17,798,000 SingTel 15c 11,920,000 DBS Land 11,616.000 tappet Corp 11,380,000 STEnggWc 9,870,000 Excel 20c 7,619,000 ComfortGrp 25c 6,944,000 Frt Unto 20c 6,477,000 Guthrie *02 5,978,000 Stocks SingTel 15c 34,555,020 MS Foreign 29,235,075 SIA Foreign 19,699,687 Keppet Corp 19,499,911 STEngglOc 15,982,760 SPH 15,398,438209 words
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Article, Illustration722 1998-09-17 24 R Sivanithy - STOCK KiSKBT COMMENTARY Investors shrag off S&P's report and turn to bine chips, penny stocks in the absence of Malaysian shares on dob By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] Investors responded to the absence of Malaysian shares in the local market by722 words
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Article144 1998-09-17 24 HONGKONG'S Financial Secretary Donald Tsang has just bought a flat in the posh Mid-Levels for less than HK$lO million (512.2 million). Mr Tsang, if you remember, has been exhorting Hongkongers to buy some of the territory's assets, what with prices having fallen so sharply. In fact,144 words
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Article117 1998-09-17 24 A LOT of thought apparently went into crafting the name "Lebex" used by the KLW group—Singapore's leading door-maker—as a brand name Ibr its range of doors. Though the name meant nothing by itself, Lebex has its roots in a wordplay by Lim Kok Hui, the KLW117 words
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Article52 1998-09-17 24 WE'RE not sure if the other radio stations paid similar tributes, but FM 90.5 had a hearty birthday song dedication yesterday for Senior Minister Lea Kuan Yew, who turned 75. One listener called in with birthday wishes and a request for Mr Lee. The song—Frank Sinatra's52 words
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Article136 1998-09-17 24 THE roller coaster ride in world markets has caused many a disgruntled investor to rile against the so-called "investment gurus" of our time. One such investor wrote in to the US financial weekly Barron's (Aug n 'It's a bull, iTsabear, it's a bull, ifsabear. No, it's Just136 words
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Article, Illustration67 1998-09-17 24 Shiv Taneja - -by Shiv Taneja EXCEL Machine Toots closed two cents higher yesterday at 24 cents on a volume of 7.62 mNlion shares, compared with its 10-day traded average of 386,500 shares. While there is good support for the stock at current levels, there could be some volatility in the67 words
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Article323 1998-09-17 25 Bridge News Reuters THERE continues to be a little new business in the gram trades, but it is more for the handy sizes rather than the Panamaxes. Generally, trading here remains lacklustre with little new in the way of fixtures emerging. From Vancouver, Bunge took the 1977-built AlcorBridge News; Reuters - 323 words
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Article267 1998-09-17 25 M *_±__5L CWTOMributlon _0J2 *0.00 291 CTiuan Hup 0.365 undl 1613 Cetco Invastmant 0.41 *0.01 U rrttaMUnks O.W *0.005 6477 GB Hotdlnqs 023 *0.01 28 Hal Sun Hup 0.325 undl 4319 HltPCNZoMfl 0.54 *0.035 391 IMCHoMnps H* 5.60 JpyaHaMnqt 0.41 *0.01 28 Jurana Shipyard 6.XJ -0.2 1*4 Kappal267 words
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Article, Illustration693 1998-09-17 25 Felix Chan - S'pore office plans to operate at least 6 ships in region by year-end By Felix Chan [SINGAPORE] Odfjell Tankers Singapore has been expanding steadily, fuelled by robust growth in the petrochemical trade in recent years, and plans to have at least six ships operatingSIEW YAW HOONG - 693 words
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Article, Illustration744 1998-09-17 25 Marcus Hand - SHIPSHAPE By: Marcus Hand DESPITE having succesfully built a joint company with his two Norwegian partners in the offshore oil business over the last 16 years, Karl Urdshals, executive chairman of Nortrans, comes across as a modest and unassuming man. In a744 words
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356 1998-09-17 25 Marcus Hand - By\ Marcus Hand [SINGAPORE] Neptune Orient Lines (NOL) is spending some US$4O mUlion (5568.8 million) over the next three years to ensure the company's computer systems are not affected by the so-caUed "millennium bug". Lim How Teck, NOL's group deputy president and deputy356 words
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Article, Illustration261 1998-09-17 25 Lloyd's List [KUALA LUMPUR] The 2.8 bUlion Malaysian Ringgit (SSI.2 billion) Tanjung Pelapas port, which is taking shape at the southern tip of Peninsular Malaysia, should be operational by December 1999 at least three months ahead of its commitment toLloyd's List - 261 words
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Article123 1998-09-17 25 (SINGAPORE] Martech *98 International Conference and Exhibition on Maritime Safety and Resource Management 2000, opens in Singapore this morning. The exhibition and conference, Jointly organised by the Singapore Polytechnic's Department of Maritime Technology Transportation and the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA), will focus on123 words
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Article, Illustration648 1998-09-17 26 DONALD URQUHART - Emphasising safety management and pollution prevention, Safety Management (ISM) code hopes to weed out sub-stancfard shipping.oWif?4 and encourage responsible f maintainAtximmteafoETrnn-tr nt^"-~saj ■Y DONALD URQUHART Donald Urquhart is a writer with the Special Projects Unit, SPH. arine M industry experts say the International Safety Management648 words
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Article118 1998-09-17 26 Donald Urquhart - Donald Urquhart Martech '98, which started yesterday and will end tomorrow, brings together the professionals, decision makers &nd academics of the maritime world. Co-sponsored by the Maritime Port Authority of Singapore and the Department of Maritime Technology Transportation, Singapore Polytechnic, the threeday event focuses on118 words
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Article221 1998-09-17 26 Donald Urquhart - Donald Urquhart The International Safety Management (ISM) code grew out of mounting concern in the 1980s about the shipping industry's poor management standards. In 1989, the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) adopted management guidelines for the safe operation of ships and for pollution prevention. These were developed into the221 words
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Article, Illustration438 1998-09-17 27 DONALD URQUHART - World-class maritime schools here aim to train more skilled and professional seafarers for Singapore to remain a world leader in the maritime industry. ■y DONALD URQUHART Shifting patterns in global shipping dominance and changes in international regulation mean an increased demand for Singaporean seafarers, said Singapore Polytechnic's438 words
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161 1998-09-17 27 Donald Urquhart - Donald Urquhart Aside from international accreditation, including the United Nation's International Maritime Organisation (IMO) and links with universities in the US and UK, Singapore Polytechnic's Department of Maritime Technology Transportation (MTT) was the first maritime institute in the world to get ISO 9002 quality certification.161 words
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Article, Illustration591 1998-09-17 27 New technologies in the maritime industry. Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore Winds of change Marine consultancy group Pelmatic Knud E. Hansen completed a study in late 1996 on the feasibility of using wind ships on long routes such as crossing the Atlantic or Pacific Oceans.Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore - 591 words
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Article249 1998-09-17 27 Mr Paul Ashton, Spec Tec Pte Ltd - Contributed by Mr Paul Ashton, Spec Tec Pte Ltd ■Hhe recent introduction of I the ISM code and other regulatory changes has increased the demand for marine management software and new features in existing packages. Planned maintenance software, personnel software for managing training certification records and communications249 words
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Article, Illustration377 1998-09-17 28 DONALD URQUHART - Virtual sailing gives navigation students hands-on sea experience without even getting wet. •V DONALD URQUHART Students specialising in navigation studies at Singapore Polytechnic do up to 15 per cent of their course work in the Department of Maritime Technology Transportation's $2 million Maritime Simulator Centre,377 words
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Article323 1998-09-17 28 the Department of Maritime Technology; Transportation, Singapore Polytechnic - Research and development is the next big step for the local maritime industry. Contributed by the Department of Maritime Technology Transportation, Singapore Polytechnic. The Singapore Polytechnic's Department of Maritime Transportation Technology has embarked on a research and development (R&D) initiative by establishing a maritime R&D323 words
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Article, Illustration1201 1998-09-17 29 SHIPPING INDUSTRY To prevent ships from losing more cargo to airplanes, some experts feel a 'fast ship' is needed to cut sailing time ITJ THE fascination of the idea of a superfast containership is still lingering. In addition, the economy has recently been putting moreITJ - 1,201 words
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Article215 1998-09-17 29 PAGE Delmas 7 ACl 9 Djak Lloyd 7 ANL 6 Dongnama 6 Accord 11 ECl Appenship 8 9 Astro 6 F00n9Stt0 Austral 11 GLink BSA 10 GWWtrinS Genshpg 10 8 tang Mas 11 h CMA Ha* 6 C0SC 8 Heung A 10 CSAV 6 Hyunda. 10 tt215 words
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Article19308 1998-09-17 36 THEBUSINESSTIMES THEBUSINESSTIMES EXPORT ETA ETA Adv*rtis*r Vessel Voyage Telephone ETA ETA Advertiser Vessel Voyage Teiepnone SIN D*st'n Nam* Nam* Number Number SIN D*st'n Nam* Nam* Number Number 23/09 W/B CSAV IBIS OOIS 65-2T***** To ADELAIDE (ADL) 2007 Australia 23/09 w/io Evergreen e garden 0249-074* u-jtirm W/09 H/10 Ofak19,308 words
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Article716 1998-09-17 39 V*JS#I Voy No B«rth Airtv»l Dtparturo Artamontt (JC76 J "™l J23 alongsid* 17.09/2000 Aim* PtfWu *****8 J11 liontuk 17 09/1800 As*an Jumbo S03N J15 alongsid* 17.09/1800 Bt Afriial S£PK J01 Mongud* 14.09/2359 Bt C Indra 2 *****C JOt alongsid* 16.09/2300 Mttsti m *****8 J01 atonfSK* 17.09/0600 Bt PJ)716 words
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Article1735 1998-09-17 39 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCl CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Book log/BtUnco Rstls Ship Voy Wo Ett/Btr Pftod from To FroM to u»r oon m/hoo u m/boo h/hs* wmo H/BOO M/MM MNO a K/iToo w®*** amoo it wmo 17/0*9* ff/Woc 3 17/0700 17/1B* 17/M00 4 17/1200 IT/MM 17/1700 »iw)m«» usw1,735 words
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Article197 1998-09-17 39 Sop IS Mexico: Independence Day. Sep 23 Japan: Autumnal Equinox Day. Bap 24 South Africa: Heritage Day. Sap 28 Hong Kong: Chung Yeung Festival Taiwan: Teacher's Day. Oot 1 China: National Day. Hong Kong: National Day. Oot 2 China: National Day Holiday. Hong Kong: National Day Holiday. Oot197 words
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Article514 1998-09-17 39 THIS report. conpUsd try Cocked Marias OH Ud. showi pries raogss la US dollan tnauad at slaps priess fcr s ssort ooaprehenetve description rftfc market Prices slump ars based on swap ilssd stent Market movements are ladicatsd The Cockett Bubker Pries ladsx chante sod the ladlridwl514 words
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Article432 1998-09-17 39 Cartaa NO Mm 9*2.0 2.0 19.9 O.M 342 0.0T Owwftif Motor RmMm Ask UwUm Si—it He okow E25 1 4 12 3 3 0 380 Aw 997.7 OJ 0.4 0.07 31 0.03 Im m Mu 9919 0.9 19.4 0.11 *7 0.11 Wo QkOW 635 17 0432 words
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AIR & LAND TRANSPORT NEWS
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Article, Illustration618 1998-09-17 40 S'pore carrier upgrading all cabin classes, US airline doing away with first class NYT SINGAPORE Airlines and Delta Air Lines announced two differing strategies to upgrade their long-haul in-flight service for business travellers. Singapore Airlines, which wins frequent plaudits for its service,NYT; FILE PHOTO - 618 words
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141 1998-09-17 40 AFP [CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand] Rescue helicopters yesterday spotted a plane crashed on the Rudolf Glacier, near Mount Cook, with a pilot and two Japanese tourists on board, the National Rescue Coordination Centre said. Two helicopters had set off from Mount Cook search and rescueAFP - 141 words
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Article, Illustration298 1998-09-17 40 AFP [BEIJING] Residents of Beijing capital of the world's biggest bicycle user have abandoned three million deflmct cycles across their city, the official Xinhua news agency reported. Once the city's 12 million people used bikes more than any other form of transport, with littleAFP; FILE PHOTO - 298 words
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288 1998-09-17 40 Bloomberg [LUXEMBOURG] A European Union appeals court rejected a complaint by Ryanair Holdings pic, Europe's biggest low-cost airline, that state subsidies paid to Irish national carrier Aer Lingus were illegal. The Luxembourg-based European Court of First Instance upheld a 1993 decision byBloomberg - 288 words
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359 1998-09-17 40 Bloomberg [WELLINGTON] Tranz Rail Holdings Ltd, New Zealand's only commercial railroad owner, said it will cut jobs and is reviewing its operations and capital spending in case the economy takes longer to recover than first thought. Tranz Rail corporate relations managerBloomberg - 359 words
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Article182 1998-09-17 40 Reuters [HONGKONG] Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd said it was cutting its service to Indonesia to 19 weekly flights from 24 weekly flights in its winter schedule, effective on Oct 25. Hongkong's flag carrier said it will increase the number of flights to North America, Europe andReuters - 182 words
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Advertisement19 1998-09-17 25 Dreams of saperfastshipto compete with jet Some experts feel a 'fast ship* is needed to cut sailing time. P»f»219 words
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Advertisement50 1998-09-17 25 Shipping Times special supplement on Martech '98, pages 2-4. 1 I /x /VA I I 3 Sailing Schedules, to Asia More. Any destination, any time. 24 hours a day in the Shipping Guide Fax-On-Demand hotline 740 6000. Another innovnt ve service offered by Tui.Hi k i\i>s i\u> Sllim\(i TI.MKS m50 words
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Advertisement19 1998-09-17 25 SIA, Delta present competing strategies One upgrading all cabin classes, the other doing away with first class. Back Page19 words
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Advertisement170 1998-09-17 26 satt pi <2 n yi SI/7M US the systems **V INTEGRATION SPECIALIST RIDING THE NEXT WAVE OF E-COMMERCE We have worked with top names from the local and international business communities. From turnkey projects to ad-hoc assignments, we have equipped Fast forward Fr<l ht Forwardlng s a 4 appljcation our170 words
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Advertisement123 1998-09-17 27 I WARTSILA NSD I CORPORATION Wartsila 46 Sulzer 9RTAB4 I we have to offer f I 1. Two strong brand names, Wartsila and Sulzer 2. Complete diesel and gas engine portfolio with output range of 500 to ***** kW for both power generation and marine applications 3. Low, medium and123 words
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Advertisement18 1998-09-17 27 ALERT DISASTER CONTROL Q* "Global Emergency Response and I Preventative Safety Services" I STCW 95 CAPABILITIES L* -r.18 words
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Advertisement40 1998-09-17 28 (pELMAnCj PELMATIC NEG PTE LTD S.SS |H@| X- ■yr 1. International Business Park #10-04, The Synergy Singapore ***** 7 Tel: (65) 665 6100 Fax: (65) 562 4320 ill ISO 9001 CERTIFICATED FIRM 2ETNORSKE VERI T AS IND'.'STR P, TH*: METHFRiAMi40 words
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Advertisement76 1998-09-17 28 ASIAN SHIPBUILDING INDUSTRIES (PTE) LTD We are a small shipyard with a Slipway catering for all types of repairs for coastal vessels at very competitive rates. Shipyard facilities and activities Slipway 80m x 17m Boiler repairs Afloat and anchorage repairs Industrial and offshore engineering works am ber blasting and painting76 words
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Advertisement724 1998-09-17 29 IMPORT I MMm**t&UCA I QUIMNDIAN BVB-CONTINCNT I 13UPER SHUTTLE EXPBCBS IQULF KARACHI EXPRESS (QKX) 1 wssa vorAot icq mi vissa vor xa dmi ram ono kar coi pig sm OoS AMERICA 28W534 09/09 27 ''09 WO NOUOTDIAHRAJN O*T~ 91/9* ©4/09 04/09 00/09 11/09 15/09 19/09 20/09 00Q CALIFORNIA 30W537 16/09724 words
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Advertisement663 1998-09-17 29 Lines services represented n (!(Ol;) b Members of the Registry ct M■( jf.l Singapore Freight Forwarders Accredited Shipping Agents. BbAAw Association Sngapore Shipping Association CARGO FROM PORT KLANG/SINGAPORE JAKARTA ETA PKL ETA SIN ETA MALE Prt«<*B« Uh VMM 14/t9 H« 24/H Princess Lily V 8598 17/tt LILY MARINE SERVICES SINGAPORE663 words
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Advertisement1299 1998-09-17 31 DSR-SENATOR LINES TO UK/CONTINENT TO RED SEA/MEDfItIRKANEANCANADA VESSft VOY «jT LtH HTM W HUM Wf HI TOT m JB Bff SH FOB W.C MTW PUSAN SENATOR WNB3* IS M Hit Mil M M 07 10 Mil 11 10 CMOYANQ PHOENH WM*4l 17 M M M Ml* Mil Mil nII 17111,299 words
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Advertisement1365 1998-09-17 32 I VESSEL VOY SIN POU PKQ PEW POM PUB SHJ IBA BIK IRAN MATIN PJL 1308 19/09 27/09 28/09 28/09 29/09 IRAN VAHDAT PJL 1317 08/10 18/10 PQB- Mini Oaboos. DUB > Dulul. SHJ Slurjah. BA Bandar Abbas, BIK Bandar Imam Khomaini ACCEPTING CONTAINERSREAK-BULK SHIPMENTS TO INLAND POINTS IN IRAN1,365 words
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Advertisement1088 1998-09-17 33 ADVANCE CONTAINER LINES (PTE) LTD AP I 140 Cecil Street. #12-00, PIL Building, Singapore *****0 Li TEL: *****21, FAX *****19, TELEX RS ***** ACLPL CR WO. **********0E OPERATIONS: *****6 a *****05 ■AWOKOK JAKARTA gwm i tin POTn »f« LCW i m MIT) vissa voy on kk vtssa VOY I aw1,088 words
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Advertisement626 1998-09-17 35 i. cosco SQ3CQFVU, fiOMMB $£BV>C€ (FCU/FCU EXPORT TO CHMA/HONG KONG EUROPC/COffTINENT AL EAST WEST MEDOERRANEAN AUSTRALIA AMERICA AFRICA US WEST/EAST COAST PERSIAN OOLF/KARACHI Please refer above mentioned services to China Ocean Shipping Co. Advertisement in Page S. CHINA/S-E-A, FVU. CONTAW6R «Mg VESSQ VOY FBI m SGP HKG QM MO FBI626 words
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Advertisement22 1998-09-17 35 CONVENTIONAL SERVICE COLOMBO BOMBAY MALE Accepting heavy lift Upto 45 tons ETA 21.09.98 FCL/LCL WEEKLY SAILING TO BANGKOK/HO CHI MMNfMONQ KONtVKBBOJN&CALCUTTA/ KAfUCWJAPAN/PURBAH*IMaWMdW/COU)MPO22 words
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Advertisement50 1998-09-17 36 VaTil Dial 740-6000 on demand 1 —(Retrieve more schedules!) Press "1" J Select the port and key in the four digit code eg: To New York (NYQ 2275 aO Key in your fax number I your phone number Another Innovative service offered by The document Will be shipping times !laJt50 words
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Page 39 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous105 1998-09-17 39 LEGEND R Thunderstorm Temperature c A^ V Shower Weather Wind dH-.ctKjn with speed in knots Rom Cloudy Sky Wov« height winds or. indicated by orrow, wfcich fly w.th Hm »md On. Ml orcl. represents cokn or kght ond vonoWe wmds On. ho* Heche represents 5 knot, W^Ji M^'T^ ,oknOfl represents105 words
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Advertisement71 1998-09-17 40 HYUNDAI MERCHANT MARINE (S) PTE LTD have immediate vacancies for: Candidates must have Shipping experience in Liner Trade Self motivation Strong communication interpersonal skilk Preferably possess own vehicle Interestedfcpplicants are required to send in your detailed resume including current and expected salary, photograph and contact number to the following address71 words
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