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Title Section15 1998-10-10 1 MITA(P) 110/12/97 S.BSC The Business Times SIN GAPORE Internet: http://business-times.asial.com.sg/ WEEKEND EDITION, OCTOBER 10-11, 199815 words
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Article61 1998-10-10 1 DnUS (+25.69) wmvr-sai LJ44La5(+9.64) BT COUP 77M4 (-1-31.85) SIIISCI FUTURES 148J0 (+1.30) STOCK MAHBTIHMCEB Friday Change KLSECOMP S718____.-t.77 NIKKEI lW7*f7__-MMI HANG SENG &M8.79 +M7J8 SET INDEX mil +718 JAKARTA COUP _JHM +112* MANILA COUP —1*1* +MJ6 TAIPEI WF! UM4.17 KM SEOUL OOMP S7JC +H.74 CLSA CHINA B MM61 words
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Article, Illustration714 1998-10-10 1 Larry Wee - Tiger Fund takes USs2b hit from greenback's 10-yen drop on Wednesday By\ Larry Wee [SINGAPORE] After the unprecedented volatility of the yen in the last few days, currency traders are bracing themselves for further bouts of wild currency swings nextSource: Bridge - 714 words
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Article, Illustration73 1998-10-10 1 [SINGAPORE] This is a painting that seems to describe the bombed-out economies and burnt-out currencies of our time. That may not have been the intention of the artist Tiara Guay when she painted "Ash to cash, cash to ash two years ago. But if it was; thenARTHUR LEE - 73 words
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Article350 1998-10-10 1 Eugene Low - Shares close 40% above issue price on first trading day By\ Eugene Low [SINGAPORE] It was deja vu when PSL Holdings debut on Sesdaq yesterday with 57 million shares traded to close at 21 cents, 40 per cent above its offer price of 15350 words
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393 1998-10-10 1 Christopher Tan - By" Christopher Tan [SINGAPORE] In what could be the first of several wideranging changes to the COE system for motor vehicles, the Land Transport Authority yesterday revised the formula for calculating the prevailing quota premium. The formula, previously based on393 words
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417 1998-10-10 1 R Sivanithy - By: R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] Regional stock markets rose smartly vyesterday, led by a 7 per cent surge in Hongkong. Stiffened by the promise of lower global interest rates, investors shrugged off worries about Japan and weakness in US equities. The Straits Times Index417 words
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Article, Illustration616 1998-10-10 1 Siow Li Sen - By\ Siow Li Sen {SINGAPORE] At the pace that interest rates seem to be going down, Singapore's prime rate could hit 4 per cent next year, a record low which will probably do the trick of helping the economySource: Parte Asa Equity - 616 words
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Advertisement78 1998-10-10 1 111 HIDE Ly/>3 Hl m ■BHp St SCI I are dSBB Dividend talks There are many reasons why Singapore stock market investors will need to refbcus on divi- dends, Pf 4 C free market Singapore remains committed to the free market system notwithstanding the present economic difficulties, said Deputy Prime78 words
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Advertisement9 1998-10-10 1 Surge in medium, luxury, open COE categories, Pg 29 words
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Advertisement69 1998-10-10 1 No plans to intervene in forex market for now: Miyazawa, Pg 6 Dollar's slide ups pressure for G-7 action, Pg 9 Tiger funds lose 9% in net assets, Pg 12 The sensation of time CONCORD. CONCORD Watchmakers Snce 1908 VENETO Time as a iCJ V > jHv 1 "/K tOUCII.69 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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Article, Illustration511 1998-10-10 2 Conrad Raj - S'pore mast differentiate itself from neighbours, BG Lee tells US press Reports by( Conrad Raj SINGAPORE remains committed to the free market system, notwithstanding the present economic difficulties, Deputy Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has said. In an interview with several American journalists inFILE PHOTO - 511 words
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477 1998-10-10 2 Christopher Tan - By^ Christopher Tan FUELLED by price cuts and heavy promotions, two car COEs and the open category chalked four-figure rises for the November tender. The medium category, which accounts for the bulk of Certificates of Entitlement, posted the biggest increase of $2,408 to477 words
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277 1998-10-10 2 SINGAPORE'S current differences and problems with Indonesia and Malaysia are unlikely to develop into a military problem. "It is not that sort of situation," Deputy Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong told several American journalists in an interview which also277 words
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Article, Illustration524 1998-10-10 2 Catherine Ong - KL's capital controls expected to be hotly debated By i Catherine Ong POLITICAL leaders from Indonesia and Malaysia are noticeably absent from this year's World Economic Forum (WEF) East Asian summit despite the intense discussions expected to take place on the regional financialCHRIS LOH - 524 words
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323 1998-10-10 2 Chuang Peck Ming - By Chuang Peck Ming ASIA is less risky a place to do business now than when the region was booming because investors' worst'fears have already materialised today, Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew told Gerranan industrialists on Thursday. Speaking at the Dussel dorf323 words
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277 1998-10-10 2 THE impact of ending trading of Malaysian shares on Clob International and of Malaysia's capital controls, and the issue of oil prices will be discussed in Parliament on Mon day. Members of Parliament have submitted a total of 47 questions on various topics for277 words
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364 1998-10-10 2 New complex should be ready by April 2001 COLOMBO Court a familiar landmark in the High Street area will soon make way for a new $200 million Supreme Court complex. The Supreme Court Registry said yesterday the building and an adjacent L-shaped carpark364 words
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227 1998-10-10 2 With a $388 per square foot (psf) average selling price, Sunshine Lodge, a freehold apartment project along Upper Serangoon Road, has secured buyers even before its official launch today. Melvyn Lu, project manager for marketing agent HSR International Realtors Pte Ltd, said response to Sunshine227 words
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Article189 1998-10-10 2 PERKIN-ELMER, a US-based manufacturer of life science systems and analytical instruments, is investing $10 million in its Singapore operations over the next four years. At the official opening yesterday of the local manufacturing facility, Choy Kem Wah, director (Singapore manufacturing), said PerkinElmer Singapore will reap a turnover189 words
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WORLD ECONOMY
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Article, Illustration1268 1998-10-10 3 Anthony Rowley - The contrast between the mood of self congratulation in the meeting halls and the bleak events in the real world could not have been more stark By. Anthony Rowley [WASHINGTON] THE Washington annual meetings of the IMF and World Bank ended on Thursday on aREUTERS - 1,268 words
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Article1267 1998-10-10 3 Robert Reich - Worldwide approach needed to avert a global recession By] Robert Reich LAT-WP ECONOMIC policymakers have been fighting the last war so long, they can't see they're entering a different battle on the opposite front. The old war was against inflation. It shaped the fears of thoseLAT-WP - 1,267 words
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FOCUS: PERSONAL FINANCE & INVESTMENT
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BULL'S EYE
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Article, Illustration537 1998-10-10 4 Those polled for their views on the Singapore stock market outlook for next week were: Daiwa, Deutsche Morgan Grenfeil, Fraser, GK Goh, ING Baring, Kay Hian, Kim Eng, Merrill Lynch. DBS Bank (Ml Foreign tranche) Indosuez WI Carr, Oct 8, $7.50 We remain negative on bank stocks537 words
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Article, Illustration459 1998-10-10 4 Paul Sohymyck - Paul Sohymyck Executive director and regional economist for Asia r.nwaiUpw Imperial of Commerce. 44TTT HILE the region l/V is truly in recesf f sion, some of the downturns could be overly exaggerated. Recoveries for these economies are therefore likely to surprise many investors. Take Indonesia. If we459 words
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Article, Illustration465 1998-10-10 4 Shiv Taneja - They are likely to be the only source of earnings for the foreseeable future with capital gains no longer plentiful By I Shiv Taneja [SINGAPORE] Dividend and dividend yield are concepts local investors had better get familiar with they are likely to be the only sourceSource: DATA - 465 words
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Article98 1998-10-10 4 DIVIDEND payout is the distribution erf part of a company's earnings to its shareholders. The dividend is normally expressed as an amount per share on the par value of the share. Thus a IS per cent dividend on a $1 share will pay 15 cents per share. However,98 words
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Article, Illustration649 1998-10-10 4 Ben Fok - While there is no optimum number, diversification is a desirable concept By] Ben Fok The writer is a manager and fund specialist with Fraser Securities [SINGAPORE] Many investors are now famUiar with unit trusts as a form of investment. However, faced with over aFILE PHOTO - 649 words
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289 1998-10-10 5 THE GAME OVER the past three months, stock markets in the region and the rest of the world, for that matter have bounced around all over the place. And in just over three weeks, we will find out which players in The Game289 words
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Article, Illustration668 1998-10-10 5 Shiv Taneja - One analyst recommends a buy, another suggests things may not be so rosy By I Shiv Taneja [SINGAPORE] A MASSIVE consolidation in the disk drive industry has presented investors with a buying opportunity in disk drive-related stocks. Or so says Keppel Securities' analyst Edwin Goh, whoSource: Keppel Securities; Source: Bloomberg; FILE PHOTO - 668 words
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Article, Illustration333 1998-10-10 5 Source: Investment Objective To maximise medium to long term capital growth by tapping opportunities in the global bond market. Investment Style The focus is on capital gains from interest rate movements and currency allocations. At the same time, the fund avoids taking exposure to credit risk. Fund Manager'sSource: - 333 words
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Article1131 1998-10-10 5 Qualifying funds The Game no uMrmsrwME 3YRS US* HR RETURN RETURN CM RfflO 1 AUmJaeflAetenrtaUtausneFiart m n/a a n/a 2 08 GMiel Bond Fund 17.65 3161 A 1.77 3 DBS <i«<un gjiwwlc Bam fttal 31.86 N/A A N/A 4 DBS Shenton Income Fund 2.51 19.17 A 1.54 5 Fwe AnuwtAsian1,131 words
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ASIA'S ECONOMIC SLUMP
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244 1998-10-10 6 It wants to ensure proposed monitoring system will work AFP [JAKARTA] Indonesia is consulting the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank on a proposed new system of monitoring capital flows, the top economics minister said yesterday. "We wantAFP - 244 words
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540 1998-10-10 6 Quak Hiang Whai - Market up on talk of rates easing but HE hankers not moved From* Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong THE Hongkong bourse yesterday put on its best performance since July 21 when it burst through the 8,500 barrier on widespread expectations of interest540 words
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Article, Illustration645 1998-10-10 6 Erratic movements troublesome, but will eventually calm down, he says Bloomberg AFP [TOKYO] Japanese Finance Minister Kiichi Miyazawa said Japan has no plans at the moment to step into the foreign exchange market, following the dollar's plunge against the yenBloomberg; AFP - 645 words
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Article, Illustration406 1998-10-10 6 Bloomberg AFP [TOKYO] Tokyo stocks kept tumbling to close at their lowest level in nearly 13 years yesterday as investors dumped international blue chips, fearing that the surging yen will slash their profits, brokers said. The key Nikkei average fell 1.1 per cent as dozensBloomberg; AFP; Source: Bloomberg - 406 words
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419 1998-10-10 6 Move matches opposition demand for injection of funds AFP [TOKYO] Japan's ruling party stepped up its plans to prop up weak banks yesterday, saying it was planning a 50 trillion yen (***** billion) bank bailout fund. The move comes close to meeting aAFP - 419 words
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314 1998-10-10 6 Increasing defaults will hart insurers' loan portfolios AFX-Asia [HONGKONG] Moody's Investors Service has expressed concerns about the deepening problems of Japan's financial markets particularly its declining equity markets, increasing levels of non-per-forming assets and their potential blow to the credit qualityAFX-Asia - 314 words
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295 1998-10-10 6 AFP [SEOUL] South Korean share prices shot up 7.45 per cent yesterday as foreign investors and institutions were spurred by the strengthening yen and falling interest rates, dealers said. The upturn was led by large caps in electronics, heavy industries and automobilesAFP - 295 words
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Advertisement13 1998-10-10 6 Buy It. Sell It. Find It. Classified. Call Today For Results Tomorrow. CAT-S13 words
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THE REGION
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443 1998-10-10 7 JAKARTA Projects involving 159 Snh&rto-linked companies may be renegotiated Reuters INDONESIA said yesterday that it had found evidence of corruption in deals between state oil firm Pertamina and 159 companies most linked to the family and friends of former President SuhartoReuters - 443 words
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208 1998-10-10 7 JAKARTA Reuters INDONESIA'S former president Suharto is not a suspect in an official probe into possible corruption because no proof can be found of wealth allegedly hoarded abroad, Mr Suharto's chief lawyer was quoted as saying yesterday. "How can heReuters - 208 words
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306 1998-10-10 7 MANILA AFP PHILIPPINE Airlines (PAL) needs nine billion pesos (***** million) in new capital to resume normal operations after various disruptions, top officials were quoted as saying yesterday. The Manila Bulletin newspaper quoted Philippine Finance Secretary Edgardo EspirituAFP - 306 words
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114 1998-10-10 7 KUALA LUMPUR AFP MALAYSIA is mulling additional funding for vital public sector services to combat the millennium bug, Bernama news agency reported yesterday. National Y2K Task Force chief Nuraizah Abdul Hamid said the government may recommend additional funds for basic servicesAFP - 114 words
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Article, Illustration265 1998-10-10 7 TAIPEI Reuters TAIWAN'S parliament passed a controversial bill yesterday to gradually phase out the island's provincial government over the next two years, lawmakers said. "With the majority voting in support of the bill, I hereby announce the passage of the provincial governmentReuters; AFP - 265 words
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Article154 1998-10-10 7 TAIPEI Reuters TAIWAN yesterday restated its goal of eventual union with mainland China but made clear it would not negotiate away its core principles of democracy, freedom and equitable prosperity in looming talks. "We are committed to the ideal of democracy, freedom and equitable prosperityReuters - 154 words
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Article, Illustration410 1998-10-10 7 KUALA LUMPUR Police warn against illegal gatherings in KL, Penang Reuters AFP LAWYERS for sacked Malaysian minister Anwar Ibrahim met him in his police cell yesterday to prepare his defence against charges of sodomy and corruption as studehts staged a protest in his support. ThreeReuters; AFP - 410 words
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167 1998-10-10 7 KUALA LUMPUR Bernama MALAYSIAN Foreign Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi yesterday called on other countries not to interfere in Malaysia's internal affairs by supporting the actions of a group of Malaysians who run down their national leaders abroad. "We have already told these countriesBernama - 167 words
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518 1998-10-10 7 KUALA LUMPUR Rise in electronics exports a strong factor: analysts Bernama MALAYSIA'S 10th straight month of trade surplus recorded in August 1998 shows that its export activities are still robust, said analysts. The country recorded a trade surplus of RM6.3 billion (552.7Bernama - 518 words
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Miscellaneous165 1998-10-10 7 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD 29 To view round restful (6) 30 Lack of generosity can get a land (4) 27 Gamble with a Greek characgirl into trouble (8) 7 Returned plate for dog, per- ter (4) 31 Plant in which many a cut's haps (6) made (6) 8 Appear ambivalent, as the165 words
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REGION
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386 1998-10-10 8 Lu Ning - Keeping currency stable vital for global economic health By Lu Ning [SINGAPORE] An influential Chinese economic think-tank has urged the Chinese government to stick to the current exchange rate policy and not devalue the yuan in 1999 in the interest386 words
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Article, Illustration500 1998-10-10 8 Loh Hai Yin - He suggests devising new rules, codes of practice for world financial markets From Loh Hai Yin in Hongkong BRITISH Prime Minister Tony Blair has called for rapid and imaginative measures to deal with the global financial crisis, and said that any effortREUTERS - 500 words
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171 1998-10-10 8 SHANGHAI AFP SHANGHAI mayor Xu Kuangdi has signalled in talks with Prime Minister Tony Blair that Britain will get a key role in a 40 billion yuan (557.9 billion) river clean-up project here, the official Wenhui Daily reported. Mr Xu wasAFP - 171 words
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346 1998-10-10 8 SYDNEY It sees rise in unemployment, interest rates falling AFX-Asia THE Australian economy will see a SO per cent fall in growth next year along with a substantial cut in interest rates, according to JP Morgan Australia. "Given the very high correlationAFX-Asia - 346 words
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Article, Illustration413 1998-10-10 8 HUH DAE JUNO'S VISIT TO TOKYO AFP [TOKYO] South Korean President Kim Dae Jung was heaped with praise and scorn yesterday as he neared the end of a landmark visit to resolve historical Tokyo's harsh 35-year colonial rule over Korea. TheAFP - 413 words
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281 1998-10-10 8 TOKYO Reuters JAPAN'S economy remains mired in a slump with "extremely severe" conditions, the Economic Planning Agency said yesterday, maintaining its basic economic assessment in a regular monthly report. An agency official said capital spending had weakened and sentiment had worsened dueReuters - 281 words
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Article127 1998-10-10 8 HONGKONG AFP HONGKONG yesterday gazetted a bill for legislative approval next month to pave the way for the Jan 1 launch of Europe's single currency. "As an international financial centre, there is a need to introduce specific legislation in Hongkong, as in theAFP - 127 words
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Advertisement1195 1998-10-10 8 ST CAPITAL LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING NOTICE is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of ST Capital Limited (the "Company") will be held at Conference Room 2, 79 Robinson Road #30-00, CPF Building, Singapore *****7 on 26 October1,195 words
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THE WORLD
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607 1998-10-10 9 LONDON Volatility unprecedented in recent years, dealers say Reuters ALARM bells rang across the world's financial markets yesterday after a dramatic drop in the US dollar piled pressure on governments to tackle the most bewildering twist in the global economic turmoil.Reuters - 607 words
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513 1998-10-10 9 LONDON J P Morgan cuts estimates sharply to 1.7% from 2.5% Reuters THE latest turmoil on global currency markets and a slowdown in major economies such as the United States have led analysts to mark down sharply their growth forecasts for the 11 countriesReuters - 513 words
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332 1998-10-10 9 WASHINGTON 31 Democrats join 227 Republicans to support probe Bloomberg THE US House of Representatives voted to open a formal impeachment inquiry against President Bill Clinton, with 31 Democrats joining a unanimous Republican majority in supporting an investigation into charges that Mr ClintonBloomberg - 332 words
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168 1998-10-10 9 ULOS ANGELES AFP NEWS Corp, media magnet Rupert Murdoch's company, has offered Monica Lewinsky US$3 million (554.9 million) to tell her side of the White House sex-and-lies scandal that threatens Bill Clinton's presidency, Daily Variety reported on Thursday. The multi-media offer includes anAFP - 168 words
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273 1998-10-10 9 Bloomberg [WASHINGTON] World Bank president James Wolfensohn played down talk of a rift between the bank and the International Monetary Fund, saying the IMF understands that harsh economic conditions imposed on countries in crisis have to be balanced with spending to easeBloomberg - 273 words
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265 1998-10-10 9 LAGOS AFP ANGLO-DUTCH oil giant Shell has shut down two terminals in the Niger Delta after attacks by local youths on its facilities halved exports from the region, Shell officials confirmed yesterday. "The Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria has declaredAFP - 265 words
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Article, Illustration50 1998-10-10 9 [CHICAGO] A trader at the Chicago Board of Trade taking a break to reconcile trades in Treasury bond futures during frenzied activity on Thursday. Treasury bond futures saw what traders described as near panic selling. The bonds posted their biggest loss in almost a month. REUTERSREUTERS - 50 words
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385 1998-10-10 9 ROME Tuning sensitive as Nato attacks mnst nse airbases in Italy Reuters ITALY'S centre-left government collapsed yesterday at a highly sensitive moment for Nato as military planners prepared for possible air strikes against Yugoslavia that would need to useReuters - 385 words
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Advertisement18 1998-10-10 9 Hollow triumph for IMF/ World Bank, Pg 3 Blair urges rapid steps to tackle global crisis, Pg 818 words
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Companies & Markets
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461 1998-10-10 10 Aug Wan May - Parkway Parade also for sale if price is right By, Aug Wan May [SINGAPORE] Parkway Holdings expects to bring in some $240 million in the next couple of months through asset sales and converted warrants to reduce its borrowings of over $1 billion.461 words
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Article261 1998-10-10 10 Wong Wei Kong - By Wong Wei Kong [SINGAPORE] Sound card maker Creative Technologies said yesterday it plans to buy back 9.3 million shares, subject to shareholders' approval and the passing of a bill allowing share buybacks by Singapore companies. An extraordinary general meeting will be held on261 words
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Article, Illustration590 1998-10-10 10 Marissa Chew - Byl Marissa Chew [SINGAPORE] Eastern Asia Technology Pte Ltd (East Tech), which designs and makes acoustic products, is going public and aims to raise $15 million to $20 million from its initial public offer. The company said it had secured in-fcrinciple approvalCHRIS LOH - 590 words
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767 1998-10-10 10 Russell Baker - Australia's Pkmeer cements M'sian ties; rivals do a rethink* HOCK LOCK SIEW Russell Baker LAST month leading Australian building materials group Pioneer International demonstrated its confidence in Malaysia's economic prospects when it unveiled two joint ventures with construction conglomerate Sungei Way. At a time when other Australian groups are steering767 words
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430 1998-10-10 10 Louis Beckerling - Sales come amid sodden surge in counter's price By] Louis Beckerling [SINGAPORE] Shares originally held by Indonesian tycoon Johannes Kotjo in marine engineering company Van der Horst (VDH) were force-sold this week to pay off some of his debts. The forced-sales by Hong Leong430 words
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REGIONAL COMPANIES
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Article, Illustration830 1998-10-10 11 Eddie Toh - BEMOm RESTRUCTURING Payment for bonds to come from future cashflows and tax payments of Plus Frovn\ Eddie Toh in Kuala Lumpur THE government will raise over 11.3 billion Malaysian ringgit (554.9 billion) in bonds to help shore up the debt-laden Renong830 words
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Article, Illustration562 1998-10-10 11 Ruth Wong - Rest of RMB24m bonds to come from UEM vehicle From Ruth Wong in Kuala Lumpur THE main element of Renong's restructuring is the formation of the Infrastructure Development Corporation (IDC), which is a 100 per cent owned unit of562 words
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376 1998-10-10 11 Lu Ning - By] Lu Ning [SINGAPORE] Less than six months after acquiring a stake in Hongkong's Star Telecom, American financier George Soros has sold it back at a substantial loss to Oei Hong Leong who controls Star Telecom, amid signs that376 words
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239 1998-10-10 11 CAN tycoon Halim Saad afford to exercise his put option to buy back the Renong shares for more than 2.34 billion Malaysian ringgit (Ssl billion) from United Engineers Malaysia (UEM) within three years? "You ask me in 2001," he said at a press239 words
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345 1998-10-10 11 Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] US software giant Computer Associates said it expected demand for its products to remain strong in Asia despite being dealt a setback by the region's financial crisis. "The slowdown has hit all companies in the region. We are also hit," ChuaReuters - 345 words
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618 1998-10-10 11 Harish Mehta - Of 30 business sectors, two thirds still profitable From Harish Mehta in Bangkok THAILAND'S corporate sector was bloodied but still fighting fit, according to firsthalf earnings results. Of the 30 business sectors, 10 reported a combined loss topping 120 billion baht618 words
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74 1998-10-10 11 AFP [TOKYO] Japan's NEC Corp said yesterday it would tie up with three Taiwan semiconductor makers to work on high-speed memory microchip technolbgy. From next January, the three firms will make chip sets for NEC's high-speed dynamic random access memory microchips, knownAFP - 74 words
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237 1998-10-10 11 Annette Pan - By, Annette Pan [SINGAPORE] GP Batteries is taking a partner for its lith-ium-ion business in Taiwan to help fund its expansion. The company said yesterday it has struck a deal with Taiwan investment bank China Development Corp (CDC), which will acquire237 words
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Article158 1998-10-10 11 [SINGAPORE] QAF Ltd has secured a $60 million transferable term loan facility from Citicorp Investment Bank (Singapore) Ltd, which will be used to finance redemption of its $62.8 million unsecured loan stocks due in November. The company said yesterday that wholly-owned subsidiary Gardenia Foods158 words
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COMPANY Briefs
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125 1998-10-10 11 [SINGAPORE] Singapore Press Holdings announced yesterday that for the purpose of calculating the Straits Times Index, the market capitalisation of component stock ST Engineering (STE) will be moderated from Monday, Oct 12. STE joins a list of 10 large-cap index stocks whose influence125 words
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Article43 1998-10-10 11 Reuters [SINGAPORE] Singapore seafood trader Pacific Andes (Holdings) Ltd yesterday said its wholly-owned subsidiary, Lions City Investment Inc, has sold a 51 per cent equity interest in Maritime Pacific Investment Group Ltd for US$3.2 million (515.3 million). —ReutersReuters - 43 words
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55 1998-10-10 11 [SINGAPORE] Cam International's directors yesterday said it has subscribed for another 35.5 million shares at par value of 1 peso in subsidiary Cam Mechatronic Philippines. The shares will be paid for by capitalising 35.5 million pesos due from CMP. Cam's stake in CMP55 words
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FINANCE & COMMODITIES
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312 1998-10-10 12 Loans registered with Chinese central bank nnit to get repayment priority Bloomberg [BEIJING] Foreign banks may face losses on an estimated US$5OO million (*****.3 million) of short-term loans they made to Guangdong International Trust and Investment Corp (Gitic), the Chinese trust companyBloomberg - 312 words
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211 1998-10-10 12 AFP [TOKYO] Shares in the Long-Term Credit Bank of Japan tumbled yesterday after its merger with another bank was scrapped. LTCB's stock lost a quarter of its value to close at just nine yen, just 18 per cent of its face value of 50AFP - 211 words
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Article, Illustration467 1998-10-10 12 USS/mark: The greenback suffered bigtime this week, collapsing from the week's high of 1.6447 on Tuesday to touch a low of 1.5887 by Thursday. Reports of the Federal Reserve checking rates on US$/yen ruffled sellers, prompting them to reverse their position and propelling the US$/markSource: - 467 words
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291 1998-10-10 12 Wednesday's losses total USs2b, say investors Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Julian Robertson's Tiger Management lost 9 per cent of net assets on Wednesday, or almost US$2 billion (553.3 billion), across all its funds, two investors said, as the dollar tumbled againstBloomberg - 291 words
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292 1998-10-10 12 Bloomberg [SYDNEY] Three of GIO Australia Holdings Ltd's largest shareholders said they won't accept an offer from AMP Ltd, Australia's largest life insurer, for the general insurance company. AMP is making a cash offer of A 54.75 a share for Syd-ney-based GIO inBloomberg - 292 words
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202 1998-10-10 12 Jardine Fleming - SOSEXJieport MSCI Singapore Index Jardine Fleming THE MSCI Singapore Index futures rallied at the open led by gains on interest-rate sensitive banking and property stocks. Expectations that banks will follow United Overseas Bank's lead in cutting prime rates gave a boost to banking stocks.202 words
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Article202 1998-10-10 12 Refco Singapore - MSCI Taiwan fatnres Refco Singapore OPEN interest for the Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures achieved a record high of 26,941 contracts as on Thursday, surpassing the previous record of 26,856 contracts that was registered on June 26. The Simex MSCI Taiwan Index futures ended202 words
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238 1998-10-10 12 ENERGY REPORT Reuters [LONDON] OU prices staged a modest recovery yesterday as buyers slowly crept back to take advantage of a market hit hard by dismal demand forecasts and recent heavy losses. London benchmark Brent blend crude futures had recovered 19 cents aReuters - 238 words
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Article281 1998-10-10 12 AFP London THE dollar seemed still weak but stabilised against the yen and against the main European currencies at the noonhour yesterday. The dollar was up in early afternoon to 118.23 yen from 117.88 in the morning and 118.38 Thursday evening in London. It stood at 1.6317 marksAFP - 281 words
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Article1616 1998-10-10 13 SICOM FUTURES Oct 9 RUMta (Mam cteswg u at L30pa> BS1CO«rrtA€T»cMtiA«) CtOM VotaM OfM i Low Xtt (tww«) htarost ***** 1525 Doc98 122X10 WOO JM99 123.00 625 Fta99 125.00 650 f -***** -150 *r/ta»99 129.75 2100 JatfSop 99 133.75 80 Oct/Dtc 99 137.25 RSS 3 CONTRACT (US cwb/feQ)1,616 words
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Article2221 1998-10-10 13 LONDON Mutririi Oct* Noct *h 31 Croup 502.000 7.000 AS Ports 274.000 7.000 Abboy National 972.340 30,340 AModDomocq *37 MX) *23.600 A mac 160.000 -1.000 AuSa Group 160.400 -7.000 BATInd 486.000 -4.000 6G Me 370.000 -6.200 BtCC 61-000 1.000 BOC Croup 736.400 23.400 BP Potroloum 638.000 12.0002,221 words
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Article1625 1998-10-10 13 Bloomberg □Nikkei 225 -146.09 JAPAN'S key stock index fell yesterday to its lowest in almost 13 years, led by Honda Motor Co and Fuji Photo Film Co on concern the rai> idly strengthening yen will deal a heavy blow to exporters' profits. "The market is still struggling to comeBloomberg - 1,625 words
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Article, Illustration1428 1998-10-10 14 Reuters HangSeng STOCKS surged to a sharply higher close yesterday with property counters leading the pack as optimism spread about an early Hongkong interest rate cut, brokers said. The Hang Seng Index rallied 567.28 points, or 7.15 per cent, to 8,506.79. It was the blue chip index's highest closeReuters - 1,428 words
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Article, Illustration571 1998-10-10 14 Reuters Q Shenzhen B Index -0.08 SHENZHEN'S hard currency B Share Index ended slightly lower yesterday in thin, directionless trade as most investors waited on the sidelines for fresh policy news from Beijing, analysts said. The B Index dipped 0.08 of a point to 64.72 on turnover of HK$6.7Reuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 571 words
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Article315 1998-10-10 14 AFP □wPfalg -atot TAIWAN share prices slipped 0.4 per cent yesterday as investors took profits on recent sharp gains, dealers said. The Weighted Price Index dropped 26.06 points to 6,944.17, following a 4.4 per cent rise in the previous session. "Profit-taking was especially obvious among plastics and petrochemical sharesAFP - 315 words
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Article246 1998-10-10 14 AFP QWethagtao -25J4 NEW Zealand stocks closed 1.5 per cent down yesterday, depressed by falls in New York and Tokyo. The NZSE-40 Index fell 25.14 points to 1,704.47 on turnover of NZ573.9 million. Telecom Corp was down 11 cents to NZ57.32. Insurer Sovereign fell 12 cents to NZ52.20.--AFP miAFP - 246 words
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Article, Illustration708 1998-10-10 14 AFP Reuters n SET Intox +7.28 THAI shares gained 2.6 per cent yesterday on an influx of foreign investment in large capitalisation issues, analysts said. The SET Composite Index rose 7.28 points to 292.50. "Reappearance of foreign investors boosted Thai stocks further today," said a trader at a localAFP; Reuters - 708 words
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Article377 1998-10-10 14 AFX-Asia d Composite Index *2174 SHARE prices closed sharply higher on active buying by foreign investors and institutions encouraged by the strengthening of the yen and Calling interest rates, dealers said. The Composite Index closed up 22.74 points at 327.96, off a high of 328.61. Volume was 112.3 millionAFX-Asia - 377 words
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Article561 1998-10-10 14 AFP PMOrinuuici -LLOO AUSTRALIAN share prices closed 0.5 per cent lower yesterday, with the Japanese bourse providing most of the direction, brokers said. The All Ordinaries Index fell 12.0 points to 2,491.3. National turnover totalled 308.79 million shares worth A 5927.24 million. The All Resources Index fell 2.4 pointsAFP - 561 words
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Article, Illustration696 1998-10-10 14 Bloomberg Q Composite Index +1129 STOCKS closed sharply higher yesterday, propelled by strong rises in telecommunications giants Telkom and Indosat and banking stocks. Dealers said state-run firms were boosted by foreign buying amid signs of an improvement in Indonesia's economic fundamentals, with Telkom and Indosat leading the way andBloomberg - 696 words
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Article279 1998-10-10 14 AFP Q Manila +5096 PHILIPPINE share prices rose 4.1 per cent yesterday due to the strength of the Japanese yen and the local currency, analysts said. The Philippine Stock Exchange Composite Index gained 50.95 points to close at 1,301.36 points. Volume fell to 429 million shares worth 1.356 billionAFP - 279 words
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Article7871 1998-10-10 15 INDUSTRIALS Consumer products 1998 Last Vai D«v Nat Cam L Ce«n»any >M 'OOP High Lew P/E $mil 3 J2 '12 010 2,2 7 2 212 210 11.7 85.9 ,25 n 9**» 52 unch 15 53 51.5 76.7 ,i2 *PO»o Food Hlg 198 3 16 200 195 6.9 79.2 2?S Land7,871 words
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Article, Illustration418 1998-10-10 15 AFP Q Composite Index -0.77 MALAYSIAN share prices ended mixed yesterday in listless trading as the market digested news of the Renong group's restructuring exercise. "The market is still digesting the news. There weren't many leads in the market, so investors are trying toAFP - 418 words
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Article2453 1998-10-10 16 BONDS, LOANS WARRANTS u Lm« Vt Day Lot Ouoto Avq hign Law st no Company Salt *ar- COOO) High Loo Buy or Sollof Prtco 20.5 3 3160 "Acar ******1USS 4 *1 108 4 3 5 3.5 4 95 4.5 3164 Acma ******4 6 +0.5 126 6 5.5 5.5 6 52,453 words
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Article201 1998-10-10 16 Cf Qf UL-. 19 y On La* Owrt. Ov CNv VM Nat M Cap HHH Law »twa Cimpmy M« rOOO) Law »»y«f ST Cw P/C )ml 250 5123 COL (2000) MK 400 gg g.0 2.4 2.0 203 7744.7 g* y*V>*a0cHK-720 2*5.0 2-1 7A 6.0 *****.4 "25 Chaunq Kooq50c201 words
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205 1998-10-10 16 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH By R Sivanithy SUDDENLY in the space of a few days, the market is looking a lot better than say, a week ago. Although no one is talking yet about a year-end rally, there are signs that the lower interest rate environment is helping205 words
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Article760 1998-10-10 17 a t x a a>a !i 2 I £S? IKJSl'&r— S* u mm m ij u u tS :1s; 2 s «S ,0 V £2 4* a I 2002 AjtecftSc 173 uncn 594 MS 17 17 17 3 4 ON 10 U 29J Mj 17 M s? ts ,5W760 words
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Article, Illustration319 1998-10-10 18 tttta Hg PSlHidgsWc 57,015,000 Keppei Land50c 29,019,000 DBS Land I7.n7.000 TAC WW 200 15,253,000 STEnggtOc 13.476,000 Wing Tai 25c... 11,723.000 008 Foreign W,385,000 SingTel 15c 9,674,000 VanderHorst 9,290,000 SembCorpInd 25 6,076,000 mdrn SJA Foreign 27,585,506 SingTel 15c 27,521,959 009 Foreign 26,362,018 SPH 24,388,000 City Dev 50c 23,347,355 Keppei Land 50c319 words
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Article, Illustration670 1998-10-10 18 R Sivanithy - STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY Recovery underpinned by firm opening for most of Europe and talk that DBS Bank could cnt interest rates by 50 basis points By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] Trading in local stocks yesterday was a tale of two contrasting halves the first marked670 words
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Article94 1998-10-10 18 THE spectre ofthe International Monetary Fund continues to dog Malaysia even though the country has come up with radical measures to stave off currency speculators. Or so It seemed yesterday listening to Credit Suisse First Boston official Joseph Gallagher, the adviser to Renong in its complex corporate restructuring. "The94 words
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Article55 1998-10-10 18 FORMER British prime minister John Major may have been an ex-Standard Chartered Bank employee but It is current Prime Minister Tony Blair who Is bringing the good news to the UK bank. Sta said yesterday that it was "delighted" that lnhls conversation with Mr Blair, Zhu bank would55 words
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Article105 1998-10-10 18 The latest issue of the US financial weekly Barron's has probably the best description of Mark Mobius read in a white. t|e guru of emerging markets (currently very submerged) at US fUnd management firm someone who looks like a croas between YulBrynnerand Jay Gatsby.isagood natured globetrotter,105 words
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Article47 1998-10-10 18 AFTER the chaotic start at Kuala Lumpur International Airport, those involved in the mega project appear to foelthe need to make some qualiffcfllons. At the launch of its initial pfcblic offer. Ultro Te&nologies' executive chairman Larry Lim proudly outlined the company's major contracts47 words
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Article23 1998-10-10 18 and one financial institution appears in a hurry to forget about it Quickly. CitibankM has already been sending out management23 words
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Article, Illustration63 1998-10-10 18 Shiv Taneja - -by Shiv Taneja ST Engineering closed one cent higher yesterday at $1.58 on a volume of 13.47 million shares, compared wi#i its 10-day traded average of six million shares. In the near term, the counter is expected to witness some price weakness, according to the daily RSI and63 words
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Article, Illustration1314 1998-10-10 19 JAIME EE - Apart from the usual measures like retrenchments, wage adjustments and cutting back on bonuses, individual companies have their own unique ways of saving money, jazkb hb reports JAIME EE UNLIKE recent reports in Japan, there is no employer in Singapore1,314 words
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Article95 1998-10-10 19 THIS year, when employee appraisals are going to be read with great care and trepidation, it may help to have a guide as to what your boss is really trying to tell you: Exceptionally well qualified. (Made no major blunders yet.) Quick thinking. (Offers plausible excuses.)95 words
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Article39 1998-10-10 19 THE People's Association, trying to drum up interest for its youth movement, sent us a press release announcing its island-wide search for members. Its definition of youth anyone from the age of 12 to 35.39 words
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Article62 1998-10-10 19 A HOTEL newsletter with a gourmet recipe section had this apology to make to some rather hot and bothered readers: "Apologies to our budding chefs who tried our curry, cashew and coconut cream soup recipe. The 125g of hot curry powder mentioned in the list of ingredients had62 words
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709 1998-10-10 20 Jaime Ee - Off the CUff by Who really wants the box of tissue paper or bottle of Coke that comes 'free' with every $30 worth of petrol? Then again, we'd probably start hankering for freebies if they suddenly disappeared from our709 words
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Article, Illustration1663 1998-10-10 20 HARISH MEHTA - Norman Mailer, at 75, is still on the prowl, shocking and dazzling his readers, and slaying his country's sacred cows with impunity. HUBnm mehta follows his trail to the Oriental Hotel in Bangkok, and finally comes face to face with America's literary lionSUKREE SUKPLANG - 1,663 words
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881 1998-10-10 20 NORMAN Mailer is fiercely critical of America, his own country its excessive patriotism, its writers. While many Americans were embarrassed by US President Bill Clinton's affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky, Mailer is not. He did not have "that881 words
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Article, Illustration861 1998-10-10 21 P Y VAN - Legends are what Kalevala Koru jewellery are made of. But with a million pieces in production each year, their popularity is certainly no myth, says r y va* P Y VAN THE story of Kalevala Koru, one of Finland's top makers of traditional Jewellery,861 words
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Article, Illustration330 1998-10-10 21 Tan Su Yen - EXHIBITION By 1 Tan Su Yen IF PHOTOGRAPHER Russel Wong could look into the future, he would tell you that in the next millennium women will exude an easy, quiet confidence. Mr Wong's work, Woman With A Palm Leaf, features a nude woman gazing serenely into the330 words
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Article, Illustration356 1998-10-10 21 CHRISTOPHER TAN - Christopher tah looks at what comes with the 'refreshed' BMW CHRISTOPHER TAN BMW will introduce a mildly revised version of its 7series by the end of the year. While the unveiling may seem to have been timed strategically ahead of Merce-des-Benz's new S-class launch, there are356 words
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152 1998-10-10 21 Christopher Tan - By I Christopher Tan THE married-with-kids among us are usually relegated to more mundane choices when it comes to cars. Sedans, stationwagons, and more recently, MPVs. There seems to be an unwritten rule that fun and practicality don't match. Those who subscribe to152 words
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Article, Illustration258 1998-10-10 22 SHOWBIZ AFP [LOS ANGELES] Robin Williams read the script only once before deciding he had to do the movie What Dreams May Come. In the film, his character's wife is an artist, as is Williams' wife in real life. "Because my wife is an artist, the story hasAFP; FILE PHOTO - 258 words
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184 1998-10-10 22 Bloomberg [LOS ANGELES] Dream Works SKG's Antz debuted as the No 1 movie in the US and Canada last weekend with US$l7.2 million in ticket sales, according to figures provided by Exhibitor Relations Inc. The computer-animated film about the struggles of an antBloomberg - 184 words
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Article, Illustration733 1998-10-10 22 Susan Tsang - CINEMA Expect a sharp, smart and snappy thriller when Samuel L Jackson engages Kevin Spacey in a battle of words in The Negotiator, director F Gary Gray's third feature film By I Susan Tsang THE Negotiator is a733 words
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644 1998-10-10 23 Margy Rochlin - CELEBRITY Jane Adams is drawing much acclaim for her portrayal of Joy, the painfully trusting baby of a suburban family, in Todd Solondz's latest movie By\ Margy Rochlin LAT-WP [LOS ANGELES] The star of Todd Solondz's Happiness is wide-eyed, softedged and good at rollingLAT-WP - 644 words
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Article, Illustration391 1998-10-10 23 M Yasotha - Compiled by. M Yasotha TiiiiATRE Mail Order Brides And Other Oriental Take-Aways Action Theatre's hit play, written and directed by Pek Siok Lian, returns in a brand new product ion. The play opens the door to the seductive world of East-West romance in cyberspace through the eyes of391 words
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Article, Illustration602 1998-10-10 24 RAHITA ELIAS - übra HLIAB samples some of the new creations now travelling round the conveyor belt at Genki Sushi RAHITA ELIAS GENKI Sushi has always been a nice value-for-money place for a sushi outing. Now It has become even more so. It has kept the pricePHOTOS BY SIEW YAW HOONG - 602 words
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Article, Illustration255 1998-10-10 24 Tan Su Yen - CAFE By 1 Tan Su Yen FANCY an oxtail assam pedas pie or a vegetable marsala dosai roll? Coffee Club Xpress at The Paragon, a Coffee Club offshoot, has assembled a range of snacks which aims to give "Asian expression" to its chain of cafes. Try255 words
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Article, Illustration654 1998-10-10 24 Tan Su Yen - RESTAURANT H&in&nese fere makes a welcome appearance at the newly-renovated Empire Cafe Tan Su Yen IT WAS wet and stormy, a perfect night for stew. But as it turned out, not the best of nights in the kitchens of the newly-renovated Empire Cafe at Raffles Hotel.SIEW YAW HOONG - 654 words
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Article, Illustration119 1998-10-10 24 CRAVINGS CATCH the last two days of the Catalan promotion at The Olive Tree in Hotel Inter-Continental Singapore this weekend. Catalan is the area surrounding Barcelona in Spain and if The Olive Tree's buffet is any indication, its flavours are light and fragrant from the119 words
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Article85 1998-10-10 24 PREGO's garlic promotion returns with a vengeance. Stout-hearted garlic lovers can start with roasted garlic before moving on to home-made garlic flavoured fettucine. The less adventurous may wish to play it safe with grilled portobello mushrooms in garlic vinaigrette or pizza with tomato, mozzarella, basil and85 words
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Article, Illustration95 1998-10-10 24 FOR $15 nett per couple, brides- and grooms-to-be can enjoy a high tea of open-faced sandwiches and local delights at ANA Hotel's One-Stop Wedding Carnival The carnival will showcase wedding-related products and services like bridal boutique Jazreel Low's Collection and honeymoon packages by All Nippon Airways. Also on95 words
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Article, Illustration148 1998-10-10 24 Tan Su Yen - Compiled by Tan Su Yen HOW DO people change the way they shop for food in a recession? In a city where seafood is the treat of choice, have prawns at $24 a kg disappeared from our dinner tables? Not really, say seafood traders. Apparently, those148 words
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Article, Illustration751 1998-10-10 25 The Big Hit. Mark Wahlberg is a professional hitman, but outside his job he is a softie who just wants to be liked. Lido, Changi, Choa Chu Kang, Jurong, Hougang, Woodlands, Century, Republic, Oriental, Toa Payoh, Jubilee, Whitesands, Clementi, Princess, Yishun, Bishan, Tiong Bah.ru, Boon Lay, Tampines, Marina, Orchard,751 words
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Article116 1998-10-10 25 Cathay Org Cathay 338-3400 Eastshore 346-1816 Orchard 235-8386 Picturehouse 338-3400 Yangtze 223-7529 Eng Wah Empress 777-5867 Jubliee 454-1640 Mandarin 292-9401 Marina 338-9719 Whitesands 585-1782 Golden Village 1900-912-1234 332-6098 for group bookings wheelchair facilities Bishan Boon Lay Marina TampinesB Tiongßahru Yishun Ovtmm Movie Clement i/Co'wealtti 777-0669 Golden/New Town116 words
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Article, Illustration1327 1998-10-10 26 MARK GRAHAM - The fast-growing city of Shanghai means business, with its sights set on becoming a major world player, mark graham looks at how the grand design is shaping up MARK GRAHAM CYNICS sneered when Shanghai announced that it would be building a super-city which, in theALL PHOTOS BY MARK GRAHAM FOR BT - 1,327 words
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