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Title Section13 1998-09-30 1 MITA(P) 110/12/97 85C THE BUSINESS TIMES SINGAPORE Internet: http://business-times.asial.com.sg/ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 199813 words
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Article60 1998-09-30 1 i i. i Oma (4-7.38) OSiiSa <+mq DSSSm+II.6I) fiptunua mans M LJM3jM(+O.2) STOCK MAMCTDOJICES Tuesday Change KLSECOMP I77JB +76 NIKKEI Hffll.4 -®J4 HANOSENO 7,837.61 198.43 SET INDEX m* -A 18 JAKARTA C0MP—J7M1 HJl MANILA COMP _lt»17 +7J7 TAIPH WH -26.11 SBOULOOMP ***** *W CL8A CHINA B 6*138 +41260 words
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Article, Illustration963 1998-09-30 1 Eddie Tab Ruth Wong - Ez-DPM pleads not guilty, says he was beaten unconscious From] Eddie Tab Ruth Wong in Kuala Lumpur FORMER Malaysian deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim was produced in court yesterday with a swollen black eye and bruises on his right arm—to face nine charges of sodomy and corruptREUTERS - 963 words
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Article78 1998-09-30 1 Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] Two men who were recently convicted of being sodomised by sacked Malaysian deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim have decided to retract their guilty pleas and appeal against the conviction, lawyers said yesterday. The lawyers, who asked not to be identified, said Sukma DermaReuters - 78 words
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386 1998-09-30 1 230 am LATEST Vail Street seems disappointed, with Dow down 44 punts Reuters Reuters [WASHINGTON] The US Federal Reserve yesterday gave world financial markets what they wanted by cutting US interest rate a quarter percentage point its first cut in almostReuters - 386 words
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547 1998-09-30 1 Judge: 18% interest 'aggressive', MAS should look into it The Straits Times [SINGAPORE] High Court judge Warren Khoo has criticised Hong Leong Finance's practice of charging a default interest rate of 18 per cent a year when its customers could notThe Straits Times - 547 words
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651 1998-09-30 1 Lee Han Shih - Scale of loss raises concern omits net tangible assets By Lee Han Shih [SINGAPORE] Neptune Orient Line yesterday declared a staggering interim loss of $240.8 million, raising questions as to how long the national shipping line can continue to sustain losses of this651 words
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Advertisement150 1998-09-30 1 STpcre-Japui initiative Singapore is teaming up with half a dozen leading Japanese companies to position its manufacturing sector at the forefront of next-generation electronics and telecomunications technology, Pg4 Wafer fab plant Dutch chip giant Philips Semiconductors is investing USsl2b in a wafer fabrication plant In Singapore, teaming up with Taiwan150 words
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ANWAR'S ARREST
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176 1998-09-30 2 AFP AFX-Asia [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysian police said yesterday they had detained another three without trial for being involved in activities that threaten national security. The three are student leader Ahmad Shabrimi Mohamad Sidek, opposition Parti Islam member Abdul Malek Hussein and lawyer Zulkifli Nordin,AFP; AFX-Asia - 176 words
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84 1998-09-30 2 AFP [OTTAWA] Canadian Finance Minister Paul Martin pledged on Monday to raise the plight of Malaysia's jailed former finance minister Anwar Ibrahim during a meeting of Commonwealth finance ministers this week. Mr Martin, describing Anwar as a friend, said he would raise theAFP - 84 words
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Article530 1998-09-30 2 They also venture that DrM could be brought to the stand [KUALA LUMPUR] The Malaysian government took its first concrete step yesterday in prosecuting former deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim, but lawyers warned that the trial could.drag on for months, and ventured that the prime530 words
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Article, Illustration458 1998-09-30 2 He was commenting on Islamic requirement to prove the act of sodomy Bernama [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysian Prime Mihister Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday that due to the state of the present society where many people claim to be Muslims but fail toBernama; REUTERS - 458 words
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355 1998-09-30 2 Bernama [KUALA LUMPUR] A special sitting of the Dewan Rakyat yesterday was told that former deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim was detained under the Internal Security Act (ISA) for trying to incite his supporters to start riots. Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said itBernama - 355 words
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Article1258 1998-09-30 2 These are the charges against Malaysia's sacked Deputy Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim. All are dated Sept 29. BT has translated the charges into English from Malay. Sodomy ohmrgo* Charge 1: That you, on a night in April 1994 at No 8, Jalan Setia Murni 1, Bukit Damansara in1,258 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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644 1998-09-30 3 Jennifer Lion - Dutch chip giant in Joint venture with EDB and Taiwan Semiconductor By Jennifer Lion DUTCH chip giant Philips Semiconductors is investing US$l.2 billion (SI2 billion) in a wafer fabrication plant here, teaming up with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC) and the644 words
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223 1998-09-30 3 THE government has extended the double tax deduction (DTD) scheme, first launched by the Trade Development Board, to the tourism industry. The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) said yesterday that companies in the tourism industry can now offiset, against their taxable income, twice the eligible223 words
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Article, Illustration678 1998-09-30 4 Ronnie Lim - BO LEE'S VISIT TO TOKYO Mm into forefront of electronics and telecommunications technology Reportsby Ronnie Lim in Tokyo SINGAPORE is teaming up with half a dozen leading Japanese companies to position its manufacturing sector at the forefront of next-genera-tion electronics and telecommunicationsAPP - 678 words
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251 1998-09-30 4 David Boey - By David Boey SINGAPORE Airlines has made another about-turn on its fares for the SingaporeManila route, barely a week after it said it would be charging the fUll published rates. Yesterday, the national carrier said it was reinstating discounted market fares for its251 words
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532 1998-09-30 4 S'pore taking action to stay competitive, investors assured JAPANESE investors in Asia are concerned about the regional crisis and its impact on their regional operations, especially the growing protectionist policies used by some Asian countries to manage their problems. But Japanese532 words
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329 1998-09-30 4 David Boey - By: David Boey SPURRED by the need to speed up workers' skills upgrading, the government has brought forward by six months the start date of a new workers training fund, labour chief Lim Boon Heng announced last night. The NTUC Education and Training329 words
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405 1998-09-30 4 Slow Li Sen - Reason: it is now Asian HQ after HK took brant of sweeping revamp By I Slow Li Sen DAIWA Securities Singapore will not be retrenching any staff now that it has become the Asian headquarters of Japan's second biggest broker, after Hongkong bore405 words
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Article, Illustration325 1998-09-30 4 Carol Eng - EYE OM THE ECONOMY Commerce Byi Carol Eng VISITOR arrivals fell 11.7 per cent year-on-year in August, bringing to 16.8 per cent the total drop in arrivals for the first eight months of the year. The August decline, though, had moderated from the 20 perSource: - 325 words
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NEWS Roundup
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Article94 1998-09-30 4 The Straits Times NTUC chief Lim Boon Heng does not think the National Wages Council is in the position to recommend what should be the percentage cut in the 20 per cant monthly contributions of enqdoyect. HesaMthattfaeMWC, reconvened last week to issue fresh guidelines, wouldThe Straits Times - 94 words
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Article44 1998-09-30 4 AMERICAN technology company TRW Inc will pump in US*L million (tl .7 million) here by year-end as part of Investments in its new regional headquarters, officially opened on Monday The regional headquarters, called TRW Systems Overseas Inc, will oversee the group's44 words
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Article, Illustration32 1998-09-30 4 joint vMm, atifl te Asia Pacific managing director Anthony Fox. ftatarpts are mainly the bom* J iuipftiaeiuaut aad alar 1 Mlr nl retail tmilnaiaaa, and poMfttjr health fcbMutjr too.32 words
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Article50 1998-09-30 4 MICHAEL Page Ltd, a headhunting and executive aaarch company, pleated guilty in court on 1988 tor i yat 11 n an nieirt agency without a valid licence of Manpower (MOMXtha mtniaKy sak! yeeterday. The company was fined $1,000. MOM said the maximum fine for this oftace under the Employment50 words
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Article21 1998-09-30 4 SINGAPORE Changl Airport has pictari up a arithin a month—readers of Business TVuuaKarmagatfne have voted Changithe "Beat Airport and21 words
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Article39 1998-09-30 4 METROPOLITAN YMCA, which recently launched 26 aarrics aparttieiUaal Stevens Rd. has tied up with Tele-Medical Servicea to ofier its gueats basic medical services. These include telephone medical conaall a ttotii for minor ailments round-the-clock every day.39 words
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Article, Illustration65 1998-09-30 4 SINGAPORE Ucodmiltted to market ytfajjlMtl* Lim S-<w«?Sq?SiSsySlaL-map of the fcuvwniwiwr pailianientaxy committee for finance and trade ft industry. "Instead of looking for easy but unsustainable ways to »et out of this regional crisis, we are determined to turn thte economic crisis Into a growth65 words
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Article12 1998-09-30 4 to develop national ttandarda for frtrurturlug compoter-aided design (CAD)dM» to tmprovetfetl12 words
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FOCUS: MONET MATTERS
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Article, Illustration1141 1998-09-30 7 Larry Wee - The US$ seems likely to weaken as Asian interest rates recede sharply By Larry Wee IF you are long, you are wrong. That's been the basic message that's been building up over the last week for many US dollar holders. In Asia, this was mostSource: HypoVereinsbank - 1,141 words
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1272 1998-09-30 7 Desmond Supple of Barclays Capital briefs US lawmakers en the likely implications of Asia's economic crisis and champions banking reform as the best path to recovery FUTURE economic growth and policy trends in Asia will be framed by the region's banking1,272 words
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Advertisement27 1998-09-30 7 This is an excerpt of a 19-page testimony to the US House Banking and Financial Services Committee hearing on the world economic crisis, held on Sept 14.1998.27 words
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ASIA'S ECONOMIC SLUMP
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Article, Illustration895 1998-09-30 8 Leon Hadar - WORLD BANK REPORT OM EAST ASIA Recovery likely to take longer in East Asia than in Mexico in 1994 From Leon Hadar in Washington IN its first comprehensive study of the East Asian financial turmoil, the World Bank suggests that theAFP - 895 words
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358 1998-09-30 8 Quak Hiang Whai - There must be total transparency from everyone, lie says From* Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong HONGKONG'S combative Financial Secretary Donald Tsang has called for new international rules and regulations to cover foreign exchange activities by investment banks and hedge funds.358 words
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215 1998-09-30 8 HKMA proposes moving HK rate gradually to 7.8 Reuters [HONGKONG] The Hong Kong Monetary Authority has proposed gradually weakening the rate at which it converts banks' Hongkong dollar balances to US dollars over a 500-day period starting next April, the authority said yesterday. "We have written to the HKAB (HongReuters - 215 words
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607 1998-09-30 9 Shoeb Kagda - Capital adequacy ratio raised to 4% from current -25% From Shoeb Kagda in Jakarta INDONESIA'S efforts to restructure its moribund banking sector moved another step forward with the government's announcement yesterday that it was launching a recapitalisation programme for troubled banks. Bank Indonesia607 words
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Article, Illustration294 1998-09-30 9 Larry Wee - By Larry Wee [SINGAPORE] Asian currencies continued their advance against the US dollar yesterday, amid widespread expectation of a US interest rate cut at the start of US trading. Traders said the greenback's weaker tone was on the back of anSource: OCBC - 294 words
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502 1998-09-30 9 Anthony Rowley - Plans allow for viable banks to get injections, sell NPLs From, Anthony Rowley in Tokyo WITH a political compromise now achieved for rescuing the nation's failing banks, Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party is preparing to advance much bolder plans502 words
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SOUTH-EAST ASIA
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422 1998-09-30 10 JAKARTA Verdict will hurt investor confidence in legal system, say analysts Reuters INDONESIA'S first real attempt at a bankruptcy case in 95 years came unstuck yesterday and analysts warned it would make investors even less comfortable with the country's cloudy legal system. AnReuters - 422 words
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Article361 1998-09-30 10 JAKARTA Moody's move expected to affect USs73om debt of power companies Bloomberg THREE Indonesian power projects' ratings were cut by Moody's Investors Service, affecting debt of as much as US$73O million (Ssl.2 billion), after state oil company Pertamina and utility PLN breached contracts toBloomberg - 361 words
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Article, Illustration379 1998-09-30 10 BANGKOK Reuters AFP THAILAND'S Democrat Party said Prime Minister Chuan Leekpai's new coalition took shape yesterday when all seven parties agreed to keep economic portfolios in the hands of the core Democrats. Sanan Kachornprasart, secretary-general of the Democrat Party, told reporters that theReuters; AFP - 379 words
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316 1998-09-30 10 JAKARTA They will be banned from the industry, say newspapers AFP THE Indonesian government is to bar owners of troubled banks from working in the banking industry if they have been found guilty of bank crimes, newspapers said yesterday. Central Bank Indonesia (BI) director forAFP - 316 words
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278 1998-09-30 10 SINGAPORE AFP THE Asian economic crisis may be both boon and bane for companies pushing hightechnology products in the region, an independent thinktank said yesterday. Lower spending power may limit the entry of new technology, but the crisis may also make It easierAFP - 278 words
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209 1998-09-30 10 JAKARTA AFP A BRAWL between army and police units in Indonesia's West Kalimantan province yesterday sparked a shooting spree which left up to three people dead and scores injured, witnesses said. "It was a war," a resident source said by telephone fromAFP - 209 words
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Advertisement770 1998-09-30 10 =p Den norske Bank as a PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNTS BALANCE SHEETS >T-y v Amounts in NOK million 1997 1996 AmoMßte in NOK million 31 Dec. 1997 31 Dw.1996 Interest income; 12 015 11 781 ASSETS Interest expenses 7 587 7 539 Cash and deposits with central banks 857- 3770 words
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Advertisement957 1998-09-30 10 —1 r: l 'i Noble group limited Incorporated in Bermuda with limited liability INTERIM RESULTS ANNOUNCEMENT for the half-year period ended 30 June 1998 The Board of Director* of Noble Group Limited present to you Asian market*. Our response, as margins have contracted, has below the unaudited operating results of957 words
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CHINA-HONGKONG-TAIWAN
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336 1998-09-30 11 HONGKONG AFP HONGKONG'S unemployment rate, already at a 15year high, is expected to soar higher as one out of three firms plans to cut staff in the second half of the year, a survey showed yesterday. The survey carried out by the HongAFP - 336 words
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573 1998-09-30 11 Loh Hui Yin - Some, like Th&kral, are oat to protect China investments while others seek to cover repayments From Loh Hui Yin in Hongkong WORRIED about a devaluation of the Chinese yuan, more companies with investments in China, including Singapore's Thakral Corp, are protecting573 words
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Article, Illustration313 1998-09-30 11 BEIJING Stricter measures to stem capital flight: diplomatic sources AFP CHINA'S foreign exchange administration is preparing new controls in light of increasing capital flight out of the country, diplomatic sources said yesterday. These/noves follow an order by the State Administration of Foreign Exchange'sAFP; REUTERS - 313 words
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137 1998-09-30 11 BEIJING Reuters CHINA is expected to set up a new one billion yuan (*****.7 million) securities firm in the south-western city of Chongqing, a Chongqing International Trust and Investment Co official said yesterday. The new brokerage will be set up soon following theReuters - 137 words
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ASIA
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418 1998-09-30 12 MELBOURNE Work stoppage after Friday's gas plant blast said to be costing As3sm a day Reuters Bloomberg GAS consumers in the state of Victoria yesterday sued Esso Australia Ltd, operator of a gas plant which exploded last week and severed most ofReuters; Bloomberg - 418 words
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240 1998-09-30 12 SEOUL Bloomberg SOUTH Korean banks and labour unions have reached an agreement on layoffs in the banking sector, avoiding planned strikes and chaos in banking operations during the country's busiest holiday season. In last-ditch talks yesterday, seven out of nine banks bowed toBloomberg - 240 words
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Article95 1998-09-30 12 ISLAMABAD Reuters THE head of Pakistan's armed forces on Monday denied a London newspaper report that the army planned a coup because of alleged corruption by Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif. General Jenhangir Karamat said in a statement that a report in the Sunday Observer that heReuters - 95 words
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THE WORLD
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424 1998-09-30 13 US, IMF plan US 30b loan for Brazil: report NEW YORK Beacne package to stave off prospects of a devaluation of the real, says NYT AFP THE US administration and the IMF are putting together a US$3O billion (5550.4 billion) rescue package for Brazil in a bid to protect LatinAFP - 424 words
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154 1998-09-30 13 SANJOSE -Bloomberg WORLDWIDE sales of computer chips are expected to rise 12 per cent in 1999, rebounding from a decline of 6 per cent this year, according to a market research group. Gartner Group Inc's Dataquest research unit said on Monday weak-Bloomberg - 154 words
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259 1998-09-30 13 BRUSSELS Reuters THE European Union and 71 developing countries this week begin the most radical overhaul of their relationship in a quarter century. The wealthy 15-nation EU and the African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) group, which includes many of the world's poorestReuters - 259 words
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118 1998-09-30 13 WASHINGTON AFP PRIVATE capital flows to emerging markets around the world are expected to contract sharply this year, falling to US$l6O billion (*****.6 billion) from US$24O billion in 1997, a leading financial association warned yesterday. "Capital markets are at a critical juncture andAFP - 118 words
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401 1998-09-30 13 MOSCOW Controlled emission of money not workable, he says AFP Bloomberg THE International Monetary Fund's representative in Russia criticised on Monday the government's sketchy plans to revive its crippled economy, saying Russia urgently needed a strong political consensus to push ahead with radical reforms. IMPsAFP; Bloomberg - 401 words
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543 1998-09-30 14 BONN Govt may move to Berlin in April or May; chancellor reassures allies Reuters AFP GERMANY'S newly elected Social Democrats moved swiftly to put their stamp on power as plans emerged to cut taxes in 1999 and bring forward the government'sReuters; AFP - 543 words
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377 1998-09-30 14 NEW YORK Greenspan feeling pressure to shew leaderships analysts Reuters THE Federal Reserve's success In presiding over the best US economy in decades may be drawing the US central bank into a global role beyond its mandate, Fed watchers said on Monday. TheReuters - 377 words
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EDITORIAL & OPINION
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Article, Illustration691 1998-09-30 15 Anthony Rowley - TBB BOTTOM LIMB OPINION By Anthony Rowley The writer is BT's Tokyo correspondent WHEN G-7 finance ministers gathered in Hongkong a year ago prior to the IMF and World Bank annual meetings there, the Asia crisis looked like a single dark cloud in an691 words
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Article158 1998-09-30 15 'It showed us that the Americans could easily ignore their own principles.' ihtait a prominent economist and president of Nakamae International Economic Research in Tokyo on the US$3.5 billion rescue of Long-Term Capital Management. The financial world is dominated by those with big bucks, and those guys158 words
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Article591 1998-09-30 15 EDITORIAL IS it that voters became tired of the old faces or is a new political mood sweeping through Europe? In the past two years, West Europeans seem to have turned away from the economic rationalism of the ThatcherReagan years. Three of its richest nations —France,591 words
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Article, Illustration839 1998-09-30 15 James Giasaman - Such help for the rich and well-connected is grossly unfair and encourages reckless actions in future By, James Giasaman The writer is a fellow at the American Enterprise Institute The Washington Post THE principle behind welfare reform was simple: If you pay people whenThe Washington Post; FILE PHOTO - 839 words
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Article1106 1998-09-30 15 THE world's top finance officials gather in Washington this week for the annual meetings of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund. Though the parties may be as lavish as ever, the mood will be somber. With financial meltdowns and economic slumps in much of the1,106 words
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EXECUTIVE LIFESTYLE
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Article, Illustration816 1998-09-30 16 CHARLES LEVENDOSKY - They will undoubtedly be better reading than special prosecutor Starr's report on Clinton, says chablbs levendoskt CHARLES LEVENDOSKY NYT IT'S National Banned Books Week in the US —a good time to pick up a book that has been banned and read It. It will undoubtedly beNYT; FILE PHOTO - 816 words
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421 1998-09-30 16 FILM His new film reveals myriad feelings, ranging from joy to disdain, about fame Reuters [NEW YORK] Characters In Woody Allen's new film Celebrity have a host of feelings about fame some revel in it, some disdain it, some abuse it, some don'tReuters - 421 words
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Article, Illustration827 1998-09-30 18 KENNETH JAMES - Management commitment and talented staff play a big part in Cisco Systems' success, CEO John Chambers tells xbmmbth jahzs KENNETH JAMES ONE statistic sums it all up for Cisco Systems Inc last year, this company alone accounted for an astonishing one-third of allSIEW YAW HOONG - 827 words
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501 1998-09-30 18 ▼ataelngatjr uderestnu ted at CSbco fbiff ASIA'S electronic commerce potential has been hugely underestimated, Cisco Systems CEO John Chambers believes. "The most aggressive estimate I've seen on e-commerce in Asia is US$35 billion (5559.4 billion) by the year 2002.1 believe that's off maybe five, maybe501 words
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94 1998-09-30 18 THE National Association of Travel Agents Singapore (Natas) has unveiled its new Web site which contains more information and new interactive features. The new site, which aims to provide the latest developments on the travel and tourism industry in Singapore, will reproduce the monthly94 words
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Article, Illustration87 1998-09-30 18 SINGAPORECONNECT. one of the leading business directory Web sites here, has introduced a new bulletin board service called "Business Leads". The business service, which is currently free, allows local and overseas companies to find partners and other business opportunities on the Net. Registered users87 words
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107 1998-09-30 18 SOME 12 per cent of the American population have read the recent Kenneth Starr report on the Internet, J according to a poll in the US by Frank Lutz polling company. The 20 million Americans who accessed the Starr Report represents the highest number107 words
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103 1998-09-30 18 ONLINE coupons may become the next big advertising phenomenon on the Net according to figures from Forrester Research. The coupons industry is currently worth US$3 billion (SIS. l billion), accounting for only 0.06 per cent of the overall advertising market share. However, Forrester Research103 words
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138 1998-09-30 18 Francis Ang - Francis Ang ONLINE satesof software packages are expected to f rocket to US$5.9 billkm (SSIO billion) by2ool ftx>m an estimated US$2OO million in 1997, the latest report by International Data Corp shows (www.idcresearch.com). IDC predicts that by the year 2008, nearly 100 per cent138 words
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703 1998-09-30 19 Annette Pan - Most of them either meet or exceed profit forecastsdespite electronics slump and regional woes By, Annette Pan [SINGAPORE] THE latest round of corporate reporting yielded no surprises in the local electronics sector those expected to deliver delivered, while those expected to turn in less-than-exciting703 words
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Article, Illustration528 1998-09-30 19 Bill on transfer of Malaysian shares traded overseas bach to KL gets nod AFXAsia Bloomberg Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad proposed a new set of laws in Parliament to make it easier for the government to know investors'AFX- Asia; Bloomberg; Reuters - 528 words
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Article, Illustration768 1998-09-30 19 Lee Han Shih - HOCK LOCK SIEW Lee Han Shih SEEN as a corporate coup last year, Neptune Orient Lines' purchase of its American rival APL now looks like a major mistake. In April 1997, prior to the start of file Asian crisis,ARTHUR LEE - 768 words
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REGIONAL COMPANIES
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452 1998-09-30 20 Quak Hiang Whai - Hyslittb tain from investment property sale cats exceptional loss to just HKs229m From Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong NET earnings for Lee Shaukee's Henderson Land Development slumped by almost half in its last financial year > even after being cushioned by a452 words
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216 1998-09-30 20 [SINGAPORE] Electronic Resources yesterday posted a 15 per cent gain in net earnings to $10.7 million for the six months ended June 30. But earnings per share fell to 4.5 cents from 5.3 cents in the same period last year due to a l-for-2216 words
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333 1998-09-30 20 Koh Bros net suffers 66% blow as G W profit dives [SINGAPORE] Specialist construction group Koh Brothers and its listed subsidiary G&W Group saw profits fall 66 per cent and 64 per cent respectively in the first half of this year. Koh Brothers posted net earnings of $685,000, down from333 words
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225 1998-09-30 20 [SINGAPORE] Guthrie GTS' net interim earnings tumbled 52 per cent to $5.4 million, which was worsened further by debt and investment provisions of $57 million. The hefty provisions took attributable losses to $52 million for the six months ended June 30, compared to225 words
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312 1998-09-30 20 Ang Wan May - But Hong Leong and Goodwood potting condo plans on hold By. Ang Wan May [SINGAPOREI The Hong Leong group's Boulevard Hotel and Khoo Teck Puat's Ladyhill hotel have received approval for a re-zoning of the sites for permanent residential use but redevelopment plans312 words
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Article, Illustration399 1998-09-30 20 Eugene Low - By] Eugene Low [SINGAPORE] Ground engineering specialist PSL Holdings yesterday launched its initial public offer of 25 million new shares at 15 cents apiece. The offer, leading to a Sesdaq listing, comprises a public tranche of 7.5 million sharesCHRIS LOH - 399 words
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COMPANY Briefs
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Article67 1998-09-30 20 [SINGAPORE] Furniture maker Hwa Tat Lee chalked up a loss of CM) million for its half year ended Jims 30 despite a 5.73 per cent rise in turnover to MS. 12 million. lem* MM |jtl wiHIWm, $ÜB,OOQ pn)flt pi evkKiaiy .Rwa Tat Lee said67 words
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97 1998-09-30 20 [SINGAPORE] Shipping company Coeco Investment M reported that earnings for its latest half year ended Jtme f3O had Jumped 61 per cent to $1.8 million. Turnover was down 28 per cent to $230 million. The group said its earnings rose primarily because of97 words
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119 1998-09-30 20 Asiama-trix to the red with 341.000 loss I [SINGAPORE] Plastics infection mould-maker and healthcare provider Asiamatrix Ltd raked up a iocs of $341,000 for its latest half year but said the loss was an improvement from the previous interim's $711,*****t5. Turnover rose 10JS per cent to $3.6 million, with contributions119 words
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129 1998-09-30 20 [SINGAPORE] United Engineers' earnings dived 61 par cent to $8.36 million for the half year ended June $0. Turnover foil 20 per cent to $173 million white pre-tax operating profit rose by a mere one per cent to $204 million. Looking ahead, UE said it129 words
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Article, Illustration925 1998-09-30 21 Rich investors reassess investments in hedge funds as worries emerge over Convergence Asset Management NYT Bloomberg [NEW YORK] A CONSORTIUM of big Wall Street banks completed a hugescale rescue package for Long-Term Capital Management on Monday night, but investors' anxiety rose about a secondNYT; Bloomberg - 925 words
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478 1998-09-30 21 Bloomberg [NEW YORK] As September draws to a close, some prominent hedge funds are in for another disappointing month, though none of them will come close to having the debacle that rattled Long-Term Capital Management LP. "A lot of funds have beenBloomberg - 478 words
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532 1998-09-30 21 After urging Asia not to rescue its sinking banks, the US does something similar NYT [HONGKONG] In Asia, which has been sermonised by the United States over its economic policies, there is a sense of grim satisfaction at the near-collapse of LongTerm Capital ManagementNYT - 532 words
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505 1998-09-30 23 Comp&nies' results said to be distorted to meet analysts' projections Bloomberg [NEW YORK] US Securities and Exchange Commission chairman Arthur Levitt announced a series of accounting initiatives to stem what he described as widespread company manipulation of financial reports. "Increasingly,Bloomberg - 505 words
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Article220 1998-09-30 23 McDonald's in US 3.sb buyback Bloomoerg [OAK BROOK, Illinois] McDonald's Corp, the largest restaurant company, plans to buy back US$3.5 biUion (555.9 billion) of its stock, or 8.9 per cent of shares outstanding, over the next three years to bolster its lagging stock price. The company also said it expectsBloomoerg - 220 words
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444 1998-09-30 23 Shares of rivals have tumbled since its decision to go public Bloomberg Reuters [NEW YORK] Goldman Sachs Group LP, blaming a bear market in shares of bank and securities firm stocks, cancelled an initial public offering that just two months ago was expected toBloomberg; Reuters - 444 words
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506 1998-09-30 23 Bat it has no plans to quit Singapore joint venture AFP [TOKYO] The world's top steelmaker Nippon Steel said yesterday that it is pulling out of domestic microchip production in Japan and selling its semiconductor subsidiary to a Taiwanese firm. Nippon SteelAFP - 506 words
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136 1998-09-30 23 Bloomberg [WHITE PLAINS, New York] IBM and Sedgwick Group pic, the world's third largest insurance broker, announced they have teamed up to insure companies against such Internet hazards as network hacking, computer viruses and electronic theft. IBM officials said the ven- ture willBloomberg - 136 words
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FINANCE & COMMODITIES
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498 1998-09-30 24 Catherine Ong - Average daily volume of USss.9b in April '98,228% up over a three-year period: BIS survey By < Catherine Ong [SINGAPORE] Trading of foreign exchange derivatives in Singapore has ballooned in the last three years, with average daily volume surging by nearly 228 per cent498 words
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Article403 1998-09-30 24 Wong Wei Kong - New fund to target investors deterred by volatile stock markets By' Wong Wei Kong [SINGAPORE] UOB Asset Management yesterday launched its United Global Bond Fund that will invest in high-grade sovereign bonds worldwide, appealing to investors deterred by the high volatility of equity markets.403 words
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462 1998-09-30 24 Palm oil exporters to revert to US Exporters under pressure from foreign buyers to review RM pacts MBT [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysian palm oil exporters, who have been quoting their forward trades in ringgit from early this year on the insistence of the government, say they will have to revert toMBT - 462 words
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278 1998-09-30 24 NYT [NEW YORK] WaU Street investment bank Lazard Freres Co has agreed to pay US$9 million (5515.3 million) to settle a civil lawsuit accusing it of grossly overcharging the Los Angeles Metropolitan Transportation Agency in a 1993 bond transaction, participants inNYT - 278 words
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200 1998-09-30 24 SSMEXReport Reuters [SINGAPORE] Simex Euroyen futures kept a firm footing but were little changed yesterday despite worries about Japan's ailing financial sector. Dealers said concerns about a worsening of credit crunch in Japan mounted after the recent failure of Japan Leasing Corp. But caution overReuters - 200 words
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191 1998-09-30 24 Cecilia Loh - MSGI TAIWAN FUTURES Cecilia Loh service dealer, Refco Singapore FOCUS shifted to October 98 futures yesterday as the September 98 contract dipped 0.70 point on its last trading day. But the October 98 contract lost its early gains, ending 2.10 points down. The stock index191 words
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282 1998-09-30 24 ENERGY REPORT Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Crude oil was little changed in early trading yesterday as traders awaited a US inventory report that could show a sixth week of declines, due to a halt in production and imports caused by Hurricane Georges. Storms in theBloomberg - 282 words
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Article285 1998-09-30 24 AFP Reuters London THE imminent end to the long wait for news on US interest rates kept the dollar soft. Renewed expressions of US concern about a weak yen on Monday by Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin, and lingering disquiet about the shape and policies of Germany's new governmentAFP; Reuters - 285 words
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Article, Illustration1213 1998-09-30 24 INTERBANK CROSS RATES Sep 29 At C$ ECU Ffr Dai HKS H>4 fa NUaH Vw Ww KM IU3P*is Hf S$ land Sir MT$ 8K Hmt USS AatfraKa 0598 6.171 0.507 3.347 0.996 466 ********** 0.801 8.171 2.264 LI85 32.266 26.121 1.000 3.470 0.*****.547 ***** 0349 0596 Canada L114 5.509 0.5651,213 words
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Article1731 1998-09-30 25 SICOM FUTURES Sep 29 RUMKR (Marts ciosfcq at 5.30*b) RSS1 CONTRACTS cmtsAq) ClOM Volume Opon Mootfc Mfb Low Sott (too—s) Interest Oct 96 120.00 5050 Nov 98 120.75 120.25 121.75 400 1350 OK 96 124.75 123.00 122.50 620 1600 Jan/Mar 99 125.00 1950 Apr/Jm 99 129.25 1950 Jlli/Scp1,731 words
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Article2212 1998-09-30 25 LffWPfttf MutrWs ln» Naca *h 31 Group 495.000 1.000 AB Ports 261.400 4.400 Abbay National 1009.000 -16.000 Allwd Domacq 416.600 -2.000 Anwc 150.000 5.000 AsdaGroup i. 171.000 0.400 BAT Ind 463.400 *12.200 BG Pic 400.000 8.400 •urr -1.400 BOC Group *****0 -2.000 BR Pttrotoum 892.000 3.000 BTP2,212 words
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Article1607 1998-09-30 25 Bloomberg Q Nikkei 225 -87J4 JAPANESE stocks were mixed, as late gains by exporters offset declines by trading companies and helped the benchmark index erase most of an early deficit. Mitsui Co and Mitsubishi Corp fell on concern profits will be eroded by crumbling investments, while Sony Corp ledBloomberg - 1,607 words
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Article, Illustration1500 1998-09-30 26 Reuters AFP n Hang Seng -108.43 STOCKS eased to a lower close y&sterday with investors holding their breath ahead of a US Federal Reserve policy meeting, already discounting an interest rate cut of 25 basis points. The Hang Seng Index lost 108.43 points to finish at 7,837.61. Turnover amountedReuters; AFP - 1,500 words
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Article, Illustration629 1998-09-30 26 Reuters n Shenzhen B Index +L 24 SHENZHEN'S hard currency B shares ended higher yesterday amid renewed rumours that Beijing would roll out market-boosting measures and cut interest rates, analysts said. The B Index gained 1.24 points to 65.35 on turnover of HK$l3.4 million. "Although B shares were slightlyReuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 629 words
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Article357 1998-09-30 26 AFP □wp latex -Mil TAIWAN share prices slipped 0.4 per cent yesterday amid pessimism over the market's outlook despite a central bank move to loosen liquidity the previous day, dealers said. The Weighted Price Index dropped 26.11 points to 6,884.50, following a one per cent drop in the previousAFP - 357 words
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Article, Illustration706 1998-09-30 26 AFP Composite Indei +LOl INDONESIAN shares closed 0.4 per cent higher yesterday on cautious expectations of a US interest rate cut amid a lack of fresh domestic incentives, dealers said. A dealer with a joint-ven-ture brokerage said there were plenty of cheap shares, but investors still appeared to beAFP - 706 words
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Article, Illustration777 1998-09-30 26 AFP QSETlnfex -4LIB THAI stocks closed 0.1 per cent down yesterday on short-term speculation ahead of an expected cut in US interest rates, analysts said. They said most investors were awaiting the decision of the US Federal Reserve on whether to cut interest rates, leaving the market open toAFP - 777 words
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Article285 1998-09-30 26 AFP £3 Manila +7.67 PHILIPPINE share prices closed 0.6 per cent higher yesterday due to speculative buying on the Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co, the country's main telecommunications firm. The Philippine Stock Exchange Composite Index rose 7.67 points to 1,238.17. Turnover slumped to 142 million shares worth 803 millionAFP - 285 words
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Article418 1998-09-30 26 AFP 410 SOUTH Korean shares closed 2.2 per cent higher yesterday as unions at nine banks cancelled planned strikes and accepted massive layoffs in return for extra benefits. The Composite Index closed up 6.60 points to close out at 312.33. Volume was 61.4 million shares worth 293.5 billion won.AFP - 418 words
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Article575 1998-09-30 26 AFP HmOrflMrit* +1100 AUSTRALIAN share prices finished 0.5 per cent higher yesterday aided by solid gains in Telstra and other industrial stocks. The All Ordinaries Index rose 12.0 points to 2,603.6 after shrugging off earlier losses. The All Industrials firmed 23.6 points to 4,565.6 and the All Resources IndexAFP - 575 words
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Article265 1998-09-30 26 AFP n Wellington -ILO> NEW Zealand stocks closed down 0.7 per cent yesterday awaiting interest rate cut news from the United States. The NZSE-40 Index was down 11.69 points to 1,704.92 on moderate turnover of NZ565.3 million. Among the leaders Telecom Corp was down seven cents at NZ57.45. —AFPAFP - 265 words
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Article8272 1998-09-30 27 MDUSTKIALS Cmhwmt prefects 1998 List Vol Day Net Cap High Low Company Sale 'OOO High Low P/E SmH 310 170 AJinomoto 210 11.6 85.1 148 35 Anqkasa 59 unch 37 59 58 1.4 87.0 290 123 Apollo Food Hlq 188 12 9 189 180 6.5 75.2 388 108 BerjayaLand 1388,272 words
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Article, Illustration379 1998-09-30 27 AFP Bernama Q Composite Index -9.75 MALAYSIAN share prices ended 2.5 per cent lower yesterday, dragged down by news of deposed deputy premier Anwar Ibrahim's sex and corruption court case, dealers said. Mr Anwar's first appearance in court with bruises on hisAFP; Bernama - 379 words
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Article2476 1998-09-30 28 BONDS, LOANS ft VARIANTS MM Last Val Day Last OvoU A»g High In StM C—mmy SM **r- COOO) High Low Buyar ««»*r Prica 20.5 i~ 3160 "Acar ******1 USS 4.5 unch 14 4.5 4.5 4 4.5 95 5 3164 Acma ******4 6.5 unch 31 6.5 6 6.5 7 7 31612,476 words
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210 1998-09-30 28 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH liy\ R Sivanithy THE Keppel group of companies has sprung into play, following a disclosure that some sort of restructuring could be on the cards. All sorts of theories are circulating. some of which revolve around delistings, mergers, sell-offs and anything and everything210 words
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Article216 1998-09-30 28 H0MK0N8 STOCKS Or Cr 1998 LMt VM My Lot Oua« 0* 0* VM Nat M Cm HH«I L— Stno Cmm«> Sate C000> Mp L— Buyr *—r CV P/t tag 400 250 5123 CDL(2000)HK 400 395 80 2.4 2-0 20.5 7744.7 5124 Cattwy Ptc 20c HK—720 265.0 2.1 7.4216 words
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Article1086 1998-09-30 29 x f «f M art wm» Law urn CiipwT I* COOOl C* M £S pXS m**hitactii iumi w wmmm* m 243 30 a 2049 AS Auto 10c M H 653 71 66.5 69 69.5 15.0N 7.0 23 6.5 7U 69 •2 47 2051 AS J HMgt 20c 47 -31,086 words
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Article, Illustration297 1998-09-30 30 Stotta fjtgg OUB Foreign 12,020.000 KtppH Land 50c 9,900.000 KeppeiCorp 9,193,000 DBS Land 6,603,000 SmqTH 15c 6,438.000 E Res WtOI 6,219,000 OCBC Foreign 4,370,000 TAC BtW 200 3,250,000 UOB Foreign 3,155,000 Hett* HMgs25c 2,998,000 $tod»_ S OUB Foreign 29,249,252 OCBC Foreign 18,808,120 KeppeiCorp 18,100,120 SingTel 15c 17,854,156 UOB Foreign 15,248,980297 words
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Article, Illustration621 1998-09-30 30 R Sivanithy - STOCK MAUBT COKMBMTAKT Also in the limelight were a handful of GLC counters, notably Keppel; a fairly buoyant session too for property shares By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] The local stock market yesterday performed much as expected, with bank621 words
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Article11 1998-09-30 30 SINuArUKE Telecom's top management11 words
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Article97 1998-09-30 30 WHEN it comes to a good business deal, political rivals dont necessarily make strange bedfeliows, as is clear from the latest agreement between China Internet JCo (an Internet subsidiary of China 1 official Xinhua news agency) and Taiwan's Central News Agency (CNA). Xinhua and CNA often trade97 words
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Article69 1998-09-30 30 n seems ivuuayan sanxing nas tne nignest fixed deposit (FD)rates in town, partly pfbecawe its prime lending rale of 8.125 per cent is not being cut. For amounts under $51,000, the PD rate for one- to nine-montH f deposits is 5.5 per cent For larger amounts,69 words
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Article54 1998-09-30 30 SG, the commercial and investment •.banking business of the Societe Generate Group, has appointed Alain BaUlssard as chief executive officer of its commercial banking business in Hongkong. He replaces Alain Simon who has returned to the bank's headquarters in Paris. Mr- P||f BeUissard was most54 words
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Article, Illustration74 1998-09-30 30 Ven Sreenivasan - by Ven Sreenivasan SINGAPORE LAND has bounced back, decisively from its 52-week low at $2.00 three weeks ago. Volumes have remained strong, with yesterday* turnover just slightly below the 10-day average of $1.45 million shares. However, the technicals suggest the stock is slightly overbought and could face some74 words
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Article314 1998-09-30 31 Bridge News Reuter TANKBRfIi IT was a "lively" start to the week for very large crude carriers from the Persian Gulf as they maintained the gains made last week, brokers said. There was also some activity for Mediterranean Suezmaxes while the Aframaxes remained in the doldrums. Petron paidBridge News; Reuter - 314 words
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Article, Illustration530 1998-09-30 31 Felix Chan - Its regional office KIL Singapore now manages 21 ships By: Felix Chan [SINGAPORE] Danish shipowner Knud I Larsen (KIL) has been steadily expanding its shipmanagement activities in Singapore and plans to have its three chemical tanker newbuildings scheduled to flyARTHUR LEE - 530 words
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302 1998-09-30 31 Maritime Asia [MANILA] Maritime officials are battling an oil spill caused by the sinking of the passenger ferry Princess of the Orient on Sept 18. Coast Guard officials initially placed the volume of oil spilled by the vessel at 4,000 litres but said they expectMaritime Asia - 302 words
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703 1998-09-30 31 Seafarer - STRAIT TALK By Seafarer SOME time early next year the International Federation of Transport Workers (ITF) campaign ship Global Mariner should be in this region and it is due to call at Singapore. The converted general cargo ship is sailing around the703 words
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Article, Illustration301 1998-09-30 31 Marcus Hand - By: Marcus Hand [SINGAPORE] The controversial foam parties held on Singapore's resort island Sentosa, are back and this time on a cruise ship. Locally-based New Century Cruise Lines and the Pink Flamingo Beach Pub, Sentosa, are bringing the foam party back toFILE PHOTO - 301 words
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Article120 1998-09-30 31 AFP [DUBAI] Dubai Shipping Company (DSC) has signed a US$5O million loan agreement with three banks to buy two new oil tankers from South Korea's Daewoo, a statement from the company said. DSC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Dubai governmentowned Emirates National Oil Company (ENOC),AFP - 120 words
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72 1998-09-30 31 [SINGAPORE] Hongkong's Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL) has taken delivery of a second ice-strengthened container vessel from Daewoo Heavy Industries in South Korea. The 2,800-TEU capacity vessel was christened the OOCL Belgium on Monday at Daewoo's shipyard on Koje Island. It is the company's second72 words
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Article93 1998-09-30 31 [SINGAPORE] Sinotrans, the state mainland Chinese operator, has taken delivery of the first of two multi-purpose bulk carriers from Jurong Shipyard. The 37,000dwt open hatch carrier Great Rainbow goes into a long term time charter trading between Canada, northern US and Asian ports including China. Sinotrans93 words
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64 1998-09-30 31 AFX-Asia [TAIPEI] Yangming Marine Transport Corp and K Line have decided to Jointly introduce two new twice-weekly Asia-Europe routes from November, according to a statement from Yangming Marine. Yangming Marine will have seven 3,500 TEU (20-foot equivalent unit) container vessels handle the Taiwan-Asia-AFX-Asia - 64 words
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Article, Illustration1027 1998-09-30 32 Dale Wainwright - ASIAN CRUISES The USs3som SuperStar Leo, with 1,000 cabins, is the first world-class megaship to be built for Asian market Dale Wainwright Lloyds List Representing the first worldclass megaship to be built for Asia, SuperStar Leo is set to herald a new era of cruisingLloyds List; FILE PHOTO - 1,027 words
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Article370 1998-09-30 32 PAGE ESP lines 14 AsiaOCL 12 12 aml 3 Evergreen 6 Accord 8 Express TI 13 Ahrenfciel 12 FarwkJe 12 Appenshtp 5 8 ft As tro 3 Frota 13 Austral 8 Frt Links M Avant 14 n 1 4 B'tang Mas 8 Gemartrans 8 BSA 7 Genshpg370 words
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Article17743 1998-09-30 39 THEBUSINESSTIMES THEBUSINESSTIMES EXPORT ETA ETA Advertiser Vessel Voyage Telephone ETA ETA Adv*tiser Vessel Voyage Telephone SIN Oestn N«m Name Numb* Numb* SIN Dest'n Name Name Numb* Numb* 06/10 09/11 MOL NEDLLOYD SINGAPORE 380?E 65 *****M To ABIDJAN (ABJ) 2003 Cot# D'lvoire u/io u/n csav ouandrant oi*n *5-*****55 07/1017,743 words
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Article742 1998-09-30 45 Vessel Voy No Berth Arrival Departure AuliaSeraya 3598 Njt alonqs.de 29.09/2000 Bint an Mulya *****9 J02 akwqside 29.09/2300 Brilliant Re 9822 J02 akwqside 30.09/2359 Bt Afruai *****8 J01 akwqs.de 30.09/0600 Bt Lesaa Jam *****8 J01 akwqside 29.09/2359 Bt Nurdiana2 *****8 J01 akwqs.de 30.09/0600 Bt Rat I 0)0998 J01742 words
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Article1863 1998-09-30 45 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Booking/Balance Rstls Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Period From To From kc«Clew Ml 30/2359 I* 29/1500 29/1459 29/1900 II 29/1500 29/1659 29/1900 2A 29/1700 30/0459 30/0900 2a 29/1700 30/0459 30/0900 3 30/0700 30/1159 30/M00 lain CM MOH 01/1700 tt 29/1500 29/14591,863 words
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Article189 1998-09-30 45 Oct I China: National Day. Hong Kong: National Day. Oct 2 China: National Day Holiday. Hong Kong: National Day Holiday. Oct 3 Germany: Day of German Unity. South Korea: National Foundation Day. Oct 5 Portugal: Republic Day. South Korea: Harvest Moon Festival. Taiwan: Mid-Autumn Festival. Oote South Korea:189 words
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Article722 1998-09-30 45 THIS report, compiled bv Cockatt Marin* 0U Lid. •how* price range* in US dollar* inatead of ilngja price* for a more comprehenalvt description of the market. Price* ahown are baaed on averaga-elaed nam Market movement* are indicated The Cocked Bun ker Price Index change and the722 words
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Article439 1998-09-30 45 U'W" Will fflU II I"? Si! VI" Sap 24 DwnRi mm tesMua Uk MhMm MbmI NoabdME25 1 4 0 3 3 r %M/M MO AM 968.0 0.3 1S.a 0.07 27 0.03 Iu« 360 Max 996.0 0.9 19.6 0.11 S4 0.11 Wr» %W »h/m WW -a* Wo439 words
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Article, Illustration438 1998-09-30 46 Marcus Hand - Manila to call off domestic charter flights by Cathay Pacific next week By: Marcus Hand (SINGAPORE] Despite Philippine President Joseph Estrada's announcement that flag carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL) will return to the skies next week, the airline's future is far fromREUTERS - 438 words
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518 1998-09-30 46 Reuters [LONDONI British rail infrastructure giant Railtrack pic shareholders on Monday overwhelmingly backed plans to buy the first phase of the Channnel Tunnel Rail Link (CTRL) in 2003 for £1.5 billion (554.3 billion). The plan is a key part of the CTRLReuters - 518 words
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Article, Illustration590 1998-09-30 46 Carmakers focns on small models to win customers Reuters [PARIS] From Toyota's new Yaris to the Peugeot 206, small cars will be vying for the spotlight at the Paris car show this week as auto makers unveil models aimed at winning customers in aReuters; REUTERS - 590 words
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366 1998-09-30 46 Rajendra Rajpai - Minister to woo private developers for USs24b projects From Rajendra Rajpai in New Delhi INDIA'S Minister for Surface Transport, M Thambi Durai, has left for the United States and UK to find private developers for a dozen expressway project proposals worth US$24 billion366 words
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Article156 1998-09-30 46 Reuters [AMSTERDAM] KLM Royal Dutch Airlines said it would seek to cut costs wherever possible in a bid to offset the negative earnings impact of the Asian economic downturn. "We will seek to curb costs where possible across the entire organisation," spokesman Peter Wellhuener said,Reuters - 156 words
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194 1998-09-30 46 Bloomberg [WASHINGTON] The US Federal Aviation Administration ordered more inspections of Boeing 737 jetliners for potential problems with the wiring in their fuel tanks. Widening a probe that began after the explosion of TWA Flight 800 in July 1996, the agency said itBloomberg - 194 words
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106 1998-09-30 46 Reuters [SINGAPORE] Singapore Aircraft Leasing Enterprise (Sale), partly owned by Singapore Airlines, said it had delivered the final two A 320 aircraft it agreed to lease to America West Airlines. It said in a statement the agreement was for a period ofReuters - 106 words
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Article1530 1998-09-30 46 CITY FLIGHT ETA FUGHT ETO 4M230 mo FrMkfart IH6372 0640 0F05 2235 S0230 WO S02S 0640 LH6373 2350 tmtmtm mm m BMM f 3 f, *****5 1625 N***** 2359 "HI °J|] 0F06 W08 *****6 2389 /Wd,M M***** 2050 M***** 2048 PT g som OTP SOW 20451,530 words
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Advertisement162 1998-09-30 31 PAL's future depends on union referendum Manila to call off domestic charter flights by Cathay Pacific next week. Baok Page Shipping times SPECIAL FEATURE WEDNESDAY, 14 OCTOBER '98 The total marketing solution for Asia's logistics industry The first complete exhibition in Asia for the logistics industry is coming to Singapore.162 words
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