The Business Times, 14 October 1998
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Title Section22 1998-10-14 1 85f MITA(P) 110/1207 THE BUSINESS TIMES S I N G A P O R eCC. r£y Internet: http://business-times.asial.com.sg/ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 199822 words
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Article58 1998-10-14 1 HI U0UJ4(4.96) BT-OI 4KUSB (+1.07) FlsnHsnmnoß U ***** (+1.40) giyjurrwwDe STOCK MAIKET DQHCES Tuesday Change KLSECOMP SSJ4 4.4* NIKKEI WttTt—-J 1122 HANOSENO WMRM SET INDEX mil -Ml JAKARTA COUP-J1W *»7 MANILA COMP —1*7.77 +UM TAIPHWPl una -11U SEOUL COMP MU6 4M CLBA CHINA B MUS +123 AUSTALLORD 1488J58 words
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Article72 1998-10-14 1 FOSEX BATES USI 81 rn 1.6X2 mi 1770 DM UK MM YEN UU LTT ni xm o.m HSS 7.747 Mil BAHT S&M MM MJPfAH Mil Mil* •nm Mm*n nmiAUB SINGAPORE* 7.M KUALA LUMPUR 11.60 JAKARTA KM BANGKOK 1471 MANILA 2LN BONG KONG MA TAIPEI KM SYW8EY TOKYO 1M SEOUL72 words
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Article, Illustration531 1998-10-14 1 Loh Hui Yin - Major part of cuts will be in wages, including variable bonuses, he indicates Reports by Loh Hui Yin in Hongkong A COMPREHENSIVE package to cut business costs in Singapore covering labour, land, utilities and transport costs, as well as governmentREUTERS - 531 words
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Article330 1998-10-14 1 R Sivanithy - S'pore resilient; Nikkei down 2-3% after Monday surge By] R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] The powerful rally on regional stock markets on Monday gave way to caution yesterday, with most bourses giving up part of their gains. Tokyo led the retracement, falling back 2.3 per cent after Monday's 5.2330 words
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639 1998-10-14 1 Quak Hiang Whai - From* Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong THE sluggish Hongkong residential market has shown tentative signs of stirring, with the housing secretary even venturing yesterday that the market has stabilised. Encouraged by cuts in global interest rates and reduced hedge fund activity which helped639 words
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216 1998-10-14 1 CHOOSING his words carefully as he is not wont to state a public opinion on the property market, Deputy Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said he would hazard a guess that property prices in Singapore are "not yet ready to go up sharply216 words
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379 1998-10-14 1 Annette Pau - Upgraded facilities will help meet demand for high-memory chips By. Annette Pau [SINGAPORE] US memory chip maker Micron Technology plans to spend some US$5OO million (SIBIS million) over the next two years to transfer technology and new equipment to its newlyacquired operations here.379 words
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Advertisement112 1998-10-14 1 miBPC shMpa wolves Money Matters Most of Asia's battered economies will bottom out in the first half of 1909, the IMF predicted yesterday. This and other reports from the World Economic Forum.. Pi 2 MMg rmi| Renong Bhd will revamp its management but analysts said the debt-laden listed infrastructure group112 words
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Advertisement49 1998-10-14 1 EYE ON HEDGE FUNDS How LTCM was felled, Money Matters, Pg 7 John Meriwether's passion for betting, Pg 16 US investment fund Ellington Capital unloads US$l b in bonds, Pg 14 Soros's Quantum Fund lost 4%, Pg 14 Watch bank managers' own investments, Pg 22 Market reports, Pg 24-2849 words
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WOULD ECONOMIC FORUM
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Article, Illustration331 1998-10-14 2 Lu Ning - By] Lu Ning CHINA has "no need" to devalue its currency in 1999, its executive vice-minister of finance, Lou Jiwei, said yesterday. He also ruled out the prospect of re-pegging the Hongkong dollar to the Chinese yuan. A devaluation of the331 words
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311 1998-10-14 2 Wong Wei Kong - By' Wong Wei Kong STABILITY in the foreign exchange markets, the resumption of trade financing and continuing trade liberalisation are key to the recovery of trade in crisis-hit Asia, a panel of trade experts said at the World Economic Forum. "We need311 words
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525 1998-10-14 2 Catherine Ong - Recovery will depend on m&croeconomic expansion and structural reform Byt Catherine Ong MOST of Asia's, battered economies will bottom out in the first half of next year and return to positive growth in the second half, the International Monetary525 words
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240 1998-10-14 2 Vikram Khanna - By' Vikram Khanna FACED with a heavy barrage of criticism of the IMFs approach to the Asian crisis thus Car, the director of the IMF's Asia-Pacific Department, Hubert Neiss, mounted a spirited defence of the institution's actions. Responding to the allegation that the IMF had240 words
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Article, Illustration45 1998-10-14 2 PARTICIPANTS at the East Asia Economic Summit queuing up yesterday to collect the latest summary of the day's proceedings. An annual event organised by the World Economic Forum, the three-day summit being held at the Suntec Convention Centre ends today. SIEW YAW HOONGSIEW YAW HOONG - 45 words
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344 1998-10-14 2 Catherine Ong - By< Catherine Ong THE world economic climate will have to get much worse before a consensus can emerge for a new global financial architecture to replace the existing one, said Singapore's information and the arts minister, George Yeo. Speaking at344 words
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280 1998-10-14 2 Audrey Tan - By. Audrey Tan ASIA must invest in intellectual capital if it does not want to be left behind in the Information Age, a panel of businessmen and government officials said yesterday. They warned that the crisis may lead some Asian countries to resist globalisation,280 words
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422 1998-10-14 2 Yang Razali Kassim - Manila's experience shows such moves invite corruption By Yang Razali Kassim THERE is no way currency controls will take root in the Philippines for as long as he is in charge. With that firm message, recently-elected President Joseph Estrada, for the second time422 words
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313 1998-10-14 2 Vikram Khanna - By Vikram Khanna WHILE Asian stock markets and currencies may recover as the region's economies start to stabilise, the economies themselves could be faced with another crisis over the next six to 12 months, renowned investment adviser Marc Faber said313 words
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298 1998-10-14 2 THE recent rescue of US hedge fund Long-Term Capital Management has "been a lesson to the Japanese people" and the "too big to fail" principle should also be invoked in the clean-up of Japan's banking system, a senior Japanese official298 words
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198 1998-10-14 2 Slow Li Sen - By Slow Li Sen THE rising trend of protectionism is very worrying and could end up delaying the recovery of Asia's worst-hit economies, said Thai Deputy Prime Minister Supachai Panitchpakdi at a press conference yesterday. "I am deeply worried about the rising protectionism," he198 words
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SIDELINES
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Article74 1998-10-14 2 THAILAND'S Deputy Prime Minister Supachai Panitchpakdi did not mince his words when he complained about the huge premiums Asia's battered economies have to pay in the international bond market "For a country like Thailand, if we go to the bond market, we will have to pay 700 basis74 words
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Article131 1998-10-14 2 POOR Hubert Neiss. The IMF Asia Pacific director is a brave man for daring to show up at the WEF summit at a time when many in the region and outside erf it are bashing the Washington-based organisation for its handling of the Asian crisis. The131 words
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Article69 1998-10-14 2 A consolation for Mr Neiss is that the IMF wasn't the only one under attack at the summit. At another session, a participant who stood up to express his view about "irresponsible bankers" received a thunderous applause from the audience. He lambasted the bankers for walking69 words
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Article58 1998-10-14 2 When asked why Japan, despite its huge pension fUnds and other cash-rich institutions, did not have any hedge fUnds, a senior Japanese official said sardonically that it was because, as everybody knows, the country's financial services industry is relatively backward. "Also, we have no Nobel58 words
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Advertisement8 1998-10-14 2 Indonesia not planning capital controls: Neiss Pg 68 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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Article, Illustration393 1998-10-14 4 Slow Li Sen - Credit POSB lowers its mortgage loan rates by 25 basis points as well By Slow Li Sen DBS Bank has reduced its prime rate by 25 basis points to 7 per cent effective today, the only Big Four bankSource: MAS/Reuters - 393 words
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Article, Illustration293 1998-10-14 4 THE Asia-Pacific tourism industry will worsen before it gets better, but demographics and easier access to countries suggest the sector will likely stage some recovery from the end of next year, the World Travel Tourism Council (WTTC) said yesterday. Speaking at a World Economic293 words
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283 1998-10-14 4 Carol Eng - Bat bright spots in markets like NZ, Australia, China, UK By i Carol Eng WHILE Singapore's tourism receipts will likely fall 20 per cent this year, the good news is that with downside risk limited, upside returns can only get better, Singapore283 words
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343 1998-10-14 4 FOR some travellers, all flight and hotel bookings, even checking in, renting a car and reserving a restaurant table, may just be a few mouse clicks away, thanks to technology from US computer giant IBM. All it takes is a few minutes online,343 words
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Article, Illustration292 1998-10-14 4 Jennifer Lien - EYE ON THE ECONOMY Electronics By< Jennifer Lien NEW orders for electronic components in the US beat a retreat in August after a wild surge in July, dropping 21.4 per cent. In July, the measure had soared a revised 67 per cent, triggering a seriesSource: US Dept - 292 words
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468 1998-10-14 4 Ronnie Lim - US owner bought Citipower from govt for AsLs7b in 1995 By] Ronnie Lim SINGAPORE Power's bid to buy Australia's Citipower prequalifying tenders for which close today could cost it between Asl.2 billion (Ssl.2 billion) and A 11.6 billion,468 words
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192 1998-10-14 4 LEADERS of the Philippines and Singapore were in an upbeat mood yesterday morning during an impromptu media call after the signing ceremony for a Philippine industrial park. Asked how his first working visit to Singapore was proceeding, Philippine President Joseph Estrada said: "Well, very192 words
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290 1998-10-14 4 THE government will continue to lower taxes and charges where possible to cut business costs, but the Goods and Services Tax (GST) will not be touched, Finance Minister Richard Hu said in reply to a question in Parliament on290 words
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Article, Illustration429 1998-10-14 4 PHILIPPINE President Joseph Estrada and Singapore Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong yesterday witnessed the signing of seven investment agreements for Carmelray Industrial Park 11, a project jointly managed by Philippine and Singaporean companies. Sited in Laguna Province in the Philippines, some 58km from downtownSIEW YAW HOONG - 429 words
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311 1998-10-14 4 ASIAN economies will start recovering within the next two years or so, said Zurich Group global chief economist David Hale yesterday. Spurring the Asian recovery, he explained, would be foreign investments and heavier capitalisation of banks in this region. Additional capital311 words
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117 1998-10-14 4 FORMER army chief Winston Choo has been appointed non-executive chairman of Burson-Marstellar Singapore, the public relations firm said yesterday. Burson-Marstellar said LtGeneral (Retired) Choo, who was chief of general staff and chief of defence forces, wiU advise clients on government and business issues in Singapore117 words
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ASIA'S ECONOMIC SLUMP
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Article, Illustration606 1998-10-14 6 Anthony Rowley - Scheme could become law as early as Fri; major fiscal stimulus package next in line From. Anthony Rowley in Tokyo THE Japanese cabinet yesterday approved a 43 trillion yen (*****.1 billion) scheme to recapitalise viable but weak banks and nationalise failing ones.AFP - 606 words
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308 1998-10-14 6 Some bank ratings could be cut within the next year, it says AFP Bloomberg [SEOUL] US ratings agency Moody's yesterday poured cold water on South Korea's hopes of cleaning up its debtladen banking sector this year, warning that "dismantling Korea Inc willAFP; Bloomberg - 308 words
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422 1998-10-14 6 Alan Boyd - Customers should benefit from banks' access to cheap funds From Alan Boyd in Bangkok THAI banks have been warned to stop profiteering on interest rate margins at the expense of ailing businesses, as they scramble for funds to meet higher debt reserves and422 words
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Article, Illustration251 1998-10-14 6 Reuters Bloomberg [SINGAPORE] Indonesia has no intention of imposing capital controls, the IMF's AsiaPacific director Hubert Neiss said yesterday. "I don't think we have discussed currency controls. Indonesia, I don't think, intends to introduce controls on capital flows," he said here. In Jakarta, Indonesia'sReuters; Bloomberg - 251 words
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273 1998-10-14 6 Bloomberg [KARACHI] Pakistani stock prices fell after Standard Poor's Corp on Monday cut the country's debt rating to the lowest in the world on concern that it does not have enough dollars to pay its external debt. "This is veryBloomberg - 273 words
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FOCUS: MONET MATTERS
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Article, Illustration1330 1998-10-14 7 Larry Wee - Reduced liquidity suggests even smaller trades may rock markets violently By Larry Wee [SINGAPORE] Financial markets have rarely been less predictable even though we did manage to warn our readers about a resurgent yen last week. The big picture is that US financialSource: - 1,330 words
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Article660 1998-10-14 7 Larry Wee - Tell 9 lSSwu By Larry Wee [SINGAPORE] History will no doubt point the finger at the leveraged bond arbitrage strategies of mega-hedge funds like Long-Term Capital Management for sparking off near panic conditions in world financial markets last week. The mess this created US$4 billion (556.5660 words
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488 1998-10-14 7 Nell Behrmann - By' Nell Behrmann The writer Is BT's London correspondent [LONDON] Because of rising fears these days that private issuers of securities could go bust global capital has voted overwhelmingly to hold the sovereign bonds of leading industrial nations. The majority view is that, while488 words
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SOUTH-EAST ASIA
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Article, Illustration445 1998-10-14 9 Yang Razali Kassim - ■BATAM They express hope KL will overcome difficulties now facing the country By Yang Razali Kassim THE presidents 01 me rnuippines and Indonesia yesterday expressed concern over the situation in Malaysia following the arrest of former deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim. They also expressedREUTERS - 445 words
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211 1998-10-14 9 KUALA LUMPUR Reuters MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad had not agreed to visit Jakarta to address a business conference next month as claimed by the Indonesian organisers, a government official said yesterday. A statement issued by the Indonesia Forum onReuters - 211 words
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559 1998-10-14 10 KUALA LUMPUR Govt unveils new postcard campaign to counter growing support for Anwar Reuters AFP SACKED Malaysian finance minister Anwar Ibrahim has launched an appeal against a court decision to refuse him bail on his indictment for sodomy and corruption, his lawyer said yesterday. TheReuters; AFP - 559 words
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283 1998-10-14 10 KUALA LUMPUR Reuters MALAYSIA said yesterday it will allow prescription sales of the impotence drug Viagra but is advising users to be cautious of possible adverse side-effects. Health Minister Chua Jui Meng was quoted by the official Bernama news agency as saying theReuters - 283 words
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Article, Illustration355 1998-10-14 10 SINGAPORE Reuters ASEAN secretary-general said yesterday the grouping has not failed its members despite devising no solution to the crippling economic crisis gripping .the region. "If there are shortcomings in the individual members then that is not Asean's fault," Rodolfo Severino said. "ItReuters; FILE PHOTO - 355 words
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303 1998-10-14 10 HANOI State tuned firms, financial sector seed restructuring Reuters THE head of the Asian Development Bank in Vietnam said yesterday that Hanoi must urgently push ahead with reform if it wants to ward off an impending economic crisis. Jean-Pierre Verbiest, theReuters - 303 words
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206 1998-10-14 10 JAKARTA Reuters THE eldest son of former president Suharto has been questioned as a witness in a major bank fraud case, the Jakarta Post said yesterday. It quoted North Sumatra's deputy chief prosecutor as saying Sigit Harjojudanto was questioned for seven hoursReuters - 206 words
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CHINA-HONGKONG-TAIWAN
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378 1998-10-14 11 BEIJING Money diverted to property, stocks, cars auditors Reuters CHINESE auditors have discovered a "stunning" 214 billion yuan (5541.9 billion) has gone missing from state grain purchase funds in the past six years, the China Business Times said yesterday. Between April 1992Reuters - 378 words
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Article, Illustration279 1998-10-14 11 HONGKONG AFP HONGKONG'S Financial Secretary Donald Tsang wants international credit rating agencies to "professionally review" their negative view of the recession-hit territory, saying it deserves better treatment. Hongkong's economic future was a "good story" which deserved a fairer appraisal from Moody's and Standard andAFP; FILE PHOTO - 279 words
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520 1998-10-14 11 Laurence Eyton - From. Laurence Eyton in Taipei KOO Chen-fu, Taiwan's top negotiator with China, will meet his Chinese counterpart Wang Daohan today for the first time in five years. The two men have formally met only once before, in Singapore in 1993. That520 words
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SINOBriefs
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36 1998-10-14 11 AFP [HONGKONG] Hongkong yesterday appointed its first director of the territory's new office in Beijing. Bowen Leung, now planning, environment and lands secretary, takes up the post in November. —AFPAFP - 36 words
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Article69 1998-10-14 11 AFP [HONGKONG] Hongkong is in talks to set up Asia's second Disney theme park in the territory, government radio reported yesterday. Secretary for Economic Services Stephen Ip was quoted as telling legislators the government was working hard to get Disney to build a themeAFP - 69 words
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Article61 1998-10-14 11 AFP [BEIJING] Copyright infringements remain "rampant" in China, more than 60 experts from 15 Asia Pacific countries were told on Monday at a symposium in Shanghai, Xinhua said. The deputy director of China's State Copy Right Bureau, Shen Rengan, said infringements remained rampant due to anAFP - 61 words
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74 1998-10-14 11 AFP [SYDNEY] Nearly 40 Australian and 286 Chinese universities will swap information, staff, students and research under an exchange agreement signed in Beijing yesterday. Australian Vice Chancellors' Committee president John Niland said it was designed to bring a new era of cooperation between AustraliaAFP - 74 words
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57 1998-10-14 11 AFP [BEIJING] China has raised the value added tax rebate on aluminium, zinc and lead exports from 9 to 11 per cent, the China Daily reported yesterday. The rebate increase was effective retroactively from Sept 1, the report said. The new policy is intendedAFP - 57 words
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ASIA
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238 1998-10-14 13 SYDNEY AFP AUSTRALIA was told yesterday to take the lead in agricultural trade reform because US President Bill Clinton's behaviour had reduced his influence on trade negotiations. Dennis Avery, director of the Centre for Global Food Issues at the US think-tank, the HudsonAFP - 238 words
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Article, Illustration459 1998-10-14 13 BOMBAY Group colluding with foreign institutions to erode confidence: finance ministry FT INDIA'S finance ministry has assailed speculators who hammered banking stocks in recent days, blaming them for spreading rumours about the health of India's financial sector. "There is a bearFT - 459 words
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215 1998-10-14 13 SYDNEY AFP AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister John Howard's government will be sworn in for a second term next week after the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) confirms the Liberal-National coalition has a clear majority in the new Parliament. Mr Howard said yesterday thatAFP - 215 words
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326 1998-10-14 13 BRUSSELS Grouping accused of blocking developing country exports Reuters INDIA'S Commerce Minister Ramakrishna Hegde attacked what he called the European Union's "retrograde protectionism" on Monday, accusing the bloc of putting up a series of barriers to developing country exports. While India had beenReuters - 326 words
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288 1998-10-14 13 USEOUL Fall in oil prices, US$, interest rates; analysts sceptical AFP SOUTH Korea is expected to reap windfall gains cMf US$ll.6 billion (5518.9 billion) this year alone from so-called "three lows" the weak US dollar, low oil prices and lowAFP - 288 words
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THE WORLD
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547 1998-10-14 14 HEDGE FUNDS DEBACLE Investment firm still in business despite sale, assures partner NYT Reuters [NEW YORK] Turbulence in the bond markets continues to wreak havoc among some of the most sophisticated investors. Ellington Capital Management, a US investment firm created byNYT; Reuters - 547 words
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244 1998-10-14 14 LONDON FT PRESSURE on the Bank of England to cut interest rates has grown with the publication of a survey which shows consumer confidence falling fast. Last week's rate reduction from 7.5 per cent to 7.25 per cent is unlikely toFT - 244 words
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137 1998-10-14 14 NEW YORK Bloomberg BILLIONAIRE George Soros' flagship Quantum Fund lost about 4 per cent, or about US$3BO million (*****.6 million), last Wednesday, when the dollar had its biggest drop against the yen in 25 years. The US$9.6 billion Quantum Fluid is aBloomberg - 137 words
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486 1998-10-14 14 WASHINGTON Progress made but some issues remain, says White Honse AFP Reuters THE White House and Congress were closing in on a deal to release US$lB billion (5529.3 billion) in critical funding for the International Monetary Fund, officials said yesterday. "I thinkAFP; Reuters - 486 words
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Article, Illustration75 1998-10-14 14 [LONDON] The world's biggest game of Scrabble being played out on the pitch at Wembley stadium yesterday. The board game covered most qf the pitch where top football matches are usually played, with teams from the armed services lifting the letters—the size of dining room tables—toAFP - 75 words
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196 1998-10-14 14 ■SAO PAULO Reuters X THE World Bank plans to boost its project finance loan to Brazil this year to US$4.5 billion (557.3 billion) to help the government slim its bloated budget deficit, an economist with the agency was quoted as saying yesterday. The loan,Reuters - 196 words
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496 1998-10-14 14 Merrill poll shows they no longer think Europe immune Bloomberg [LONDON] Continental European fund managers turned gloomy in their outlook for economic growth and corporate profits even though many said they think stock prices are cheap, according to a survey by Merrill Lynch. "The viewBloomberg - 496 words
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291 1998-10-14 14 WASHINGTON Reuters THE US House of Representatives approved landmark legislation on Monday updating copyright law for the digital age, sending the bill to the White House where President Bill Clinton is expected to sign it into law. The bill, approved by the Senate lastReuters - 291 words
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EDITORIAL & OPINION
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Article, Illustration705 1998-10-14 15 Ong Yong Hwee - THE BOTTOKLDVE OPINION By Ong Yong Hwee The writer is a mechanical engineer by training and a business consultant by profession AN interesting phenomenon became evident early last month. Stock prices traded on Clob and on KLSE in the wake of Malaysia's capital control705 words
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Article132 1998-10-14 15 'We have not seen a withdrawal of liquidity this big from the Third World since the good lord parted the Red Sea to let the children of Israel walk through.' Robert Hoc-mats vice-chairman of Goldman Sachs International, on the global economic crisis. 'At his residence (in Uzbekistan),132 words
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Article677 1998-10-14 15 EDITORIAL THE events of the past week have illustrated vividly, and rather scaringly, the instability inherent in the international financial and monetary system. Yet there appears to be little willingness among international leaders to acknowledge this fact, let alone begin taking actions that might even now677 words
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Article, Illustration1233 1998-10-14 15 David Friedman - Championship of free flows of capital won't solve world economic crisis By] David Friedman The writer is fellow in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Japan Programme LAT-WP THE failure of last week's topdrawer financial meetings to produce a solution to the global economicLAT-WP; FILE PHOTO - 1,233 words
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Article335 1998-10-14 15 Yan Li Jun - MAILBOX Yan Li Jun I WISH to commend Siow Li Sen on her excellent Opinion piece, entiUed "Loan defaulters made to pay too high a price" (BT, Oct 13). For too long, loan customers of local banks and finance companies have had to put up with335 words
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Article414 1998-10-14 15 Lessons for bank bosses THE resignation of the head of ING Barings, hard on the heels of the chairman of ÜBS, has two important messages for the financial community. The first has to do with banking prudence: the second with corporate governance and the responsibility of414 words
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EXECUTIVE LIFESTYLE
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Article805 1998-10-14 16 For LTCM's Meriwether, a calculating gambler, a financial party that lasted for years, is finally over Bloomberg Eleven days after the hedge fund he managed collapsed and threatened to destabilise the world's banking system, John Meriwether went to a party. In a ballroom last Sunday atBloomberg - 805 words
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Article, Illustration755 1998-10-14 16 HEALTH More and more Americans trying herb made from roots of pepper plant NYT [NEW YORK] A pill that calms you down without making you dull, sleepy or addicted? It may seem too good to be true, but the prospect of innerNYT; FILE PHOTO - 755 words
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Advertisement8 1998-10-14 16 Saturdays Off the cuff by Jaime Ee TheßusinessTimes8 words
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Advertisement606 1998-10-14 17 Buy It. Sell It. Find It. Classified. CATS. Call Today For Results Tomorrow. 1800-737-1166 Whereto wine, dine and Wm™** s m llßSfSali i DEVTLI SHUffa Daily A La-Carte menu. SHk Western and local f J favourites chefs V. m I jH speciality top selling el f I 'Jr=j Hainanese Chicken606 words
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Miscellaneous830 1998-10-14 17 TV&RADIO StflJag 16. of China. iimiiihiiu 8.00 Showbuzz. 5.10 Li Tribe of China. 230 PM TV Innovations. 9.00 Talking Point. 5.35 Snow White. 4.00 Kidz Blitz: Sesame 9.30 Buffy The Vampire 6.00 See Thursday's SchedStreet. Slayer Reptile Boy. ules. 5,00 Jhe Silver Brumby. 10.30 News 5 Tonight. JtMf 5.30 Zot830 words
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Miscellaneous125 1998-10-14 17 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD City (3,7) YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION 26 Abu blue round flnger-jomt 7 outcry over gospel! (U. 4) |R|o|B|6|«|t|P|E|E|L»mra DOWN 8 Agree, since enraptured (6) 13 Abroad, mass movement re- MsMNMrMuMi IWItIiItIi 1 Works for party on Sunday quires diplomat (10) 16 Run out of horror mag ed- jc[A[N[DfL[E[sllA[^ 2 Never125 words
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Article, Illustration854 1998-10-14 18 TOH HAN SHIH - US giant is setting up hubs around Asia to ride on its global electronic trading network, says tobham"»■" TOH HAN SHIH General Electric Information Services (GEIS), which operates the world's largest electronic trading community, is giving a big boost to electronic commerce in Asia-Pacific. Throughout854 words
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Article, Illustration410 1998-10-14 18 Raju Chellam - It offers mail system, including software, management and networking for a monthly fee By Raju Chellam [SINGAPORE] Compaq Computer yesterday launched what it calls "the first-ever messaging utility service in Asia" as part of its FutureSourcing solutions. Called Exchange Mail Utility (EMU), the service offers410 words
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BOOKmarks
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74 1998-10-14 18 THE Dutch are expected to make 1.1 billion guilders (*****.6 million) worth of online purchases by year-end, according to a recent survey by Pro Active (www.proactive.nl). The Amsterdam-based online research company polled 7,000 Internet users, and projected that the Dutch will make seven74 words
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99 1998-10-14 18 THE Clinton administration has given US-based Network Solutions Inc a two-year extension to keep administering the most popular domain names, including ".com". Under the deal, which lasts until September 2000. Network Solutions has to develop by next June software to give future competitors99 words
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Article, Illustration82 1998-10-14 18 TENNIS fens can catch all the action of the Heineken Open 1998 Singapore on the Net at www.pacifk.net.sg/heinakenopen». Now on at the Singapore Indoor Stadium until Oct 18, Asia's biggest and most popular tennis event features world-class payers such as Maroeloßiot, Michael Chang82 words
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Article60 1998-10-14 18 IN a bid to strengthen Its position as one of the moet visited Web sites, search-engine firm Lycos Inc is buying Wired Digital Inc, including the Hotßot search engine service, in a US$B3 million (8*135.3 million) stock swap deeL Wired Digital provides several Web-based products and services,60 words
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Article108 1998-10-14 18 FORRESTER Research (wwwibrrester.com) says the 8 projected jump in the number of US homes with high-speed Internet connection will alter the activities of many consumers on the Web. A recant study by the group estimates that by 200fi, 25 per cent ofUS homes, or 16108 words
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87 1998-10-14 18 Francis Ang - Ooooiled bf Francis Ang A STUDY by ActivMedia says 80 pa* cent ofbusiness Web sites will have implemented security measures to protect online transactions, and 75 per cent will upgrade or replace their current security software, over the next 11 months. The figures show increased87 words
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Advertisement278 1998-10-14 18 <e> e-imnani e-business *Leasinc AT 7AM: SIGNED A DEAL IN HONGKONG. .„d software financing 7.10: BOUGHT A BASKET OF RAMBUTANS. monthly payment at attractive AT 7.20: MET CUSTOMERS IN PARIS. AND AT 7.30: STARTED TO GET DRESSED: Imagine waking up and getting things done before leaving your apartment. Sounds useful?278 words
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Companies & Markets
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382 1998-10-14 19 Jennifer Lien - Placement takes its holdings jnst under 34%; NEL shares fall 20centsto$3J4 By, Jennifer Lien [SINGAPORE] Nat Steel Ltd has sold a 10 per cent stake in crown jewel Nat Steel Electronics (NEL) for $134 million to cut its heavy382 words
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550 1998-10-14 19 Eddie Toll - But analysts say the infrastructure group is still too bulky From Eddie Toll in Kuala Lumpur RENONG Bhd will revamp its management but analysts said the debt-laden listed infrastructure group is still too unwieldy. From Dec 1, there will be four distinct550 words
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782 1998-10-14 19 Louis Beckerling - HOCK LOCK SIEW Louis Beckerling MH| IKE it or not, many hedge funds have acquired for B —themselves all the grace appeal of hyenas, or BBMMperhaps vultures. While traditional investors will search the herd for the best specimen and then back their hunch782 words
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328 1998-10-14 19 Meera Tharmaratnam - From. Meera Tharmaratnam in Kuala Lumpur ABRAR Corporation has announced the voluntary wind-ing-up of 51 per cent subsidiary Honan Plantations Sdn Bhd, putting the latter's long drawn-out lawsuit against a Renong subsidiary in doubt According to the New Straits Times yesterday, Abrar said328 words
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Article, Illustration287 1998-10-14 19 Eugene Low - By\ Eugene Low [SINGAPORE] Publisher and bookstore chain Popular Holdings is investing $2.5 million in an information management system from German software firm SAP to manage its regional network of outlets. Local operations of the mainboard-listed group including its publishing house and 20FILE PHOTO - 287 words
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REGIONAL COMPANIES
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509 1998-10-14 20 US investment firm seeks direct talks with directors in letter to board Reuters AFP [WELLINGTON] Private US investment firm Shamrock Capital Advisors defended its "rescue plan" for New Zealand's troubled Brierley Investments and called for direct negotiations in a letter faxedReuters; AFP - 509 words
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319 1998-10-14 20 Conrad Raj - SML, Belgian firm to operate one-stop hnb for logistics services By* Conrad Raj [SINGAPORE] Sembawang Marine Logistics (SML) together with its Belgian partner Katoen Natie is set to build and operate the first petrochemical logistics centre in South-east Asia at a cost of319 words
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124 1998-10-14 20 Reuters [JAKARTA] An Indonesian commercial court has declared property firm PT Modernland Realty bankrupt, the first bankruptcy declared under new laws introduced in August, the Jakarta Stock Exchange said yesterday. "The (commercial court's) judges have approved the plaintiffs' petition," a stock exchange statement said. TwoReuters - 124 words
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491 1998-10-14 20 ASZ hopes float will give it edge against rival exchanges Reuters [SYDNEY] The Australia Stock Exchange becomes a public company today, floating shares on its own board as it tries to find an anchor in the Asia-Pacific region. The Australian Stock ExchangeReuters - 491 words
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Article, Illustration388 1998-10-14 20 Failure to complete elevated rail, road project cited AFP [BANGKOK] Thailand's transport ministry said yesterday it may sue the Thai unit of Hongkong's Hopewell Holdings Ltd for US$6.B billion (SsU.l billion) for failing to complete an elevated rail and road project. DeputyAFP - 388 words
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175 1998-10-14 20 Reuters [SINGAPORE] Malaysia's benchmark Composite Index is likely to test its next resistance around the 420 level, Albert Lam, technical analyst at Vickers Ballas, said yesterday. "The KL index had bottomed around 261 and then it rose to 473. It hasReuters - 175 words
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606 1998-10-14 20 Japan's No 2 shipper will boost profits by cutting staff, debt Bloomberg [TOKYO) Mitsui OSK Lines, Japan's second largest shipper behind Nippon Yusen KK, said it is expecting profit to rise 4 per cent in the year to March 2000Bloomberg - 606 words
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COMPANYBriefs
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90 1998-10-14 20 [SINGAPORE] Mayfran International has appointed Banque Internationale A Luxembourg BIL (Asia) to advise its independent directors on a general offer by Gimmill Industrial Pte Ltd. Keppel Bank, which is acting n for Gimmill, said the 18-cent-a-share offer is for the remaining 32.2 million90 words
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Article148 1998-10-14 20 [SINGAPORE] GPE Industries has raised its stake in an indirectly-held subsidiary, Shenzhen Nike Electronic Ltd (Shenzhen Nike) from 54.5 per cent to 70.6 per cent through a reduction in Shenzhen Nike's registered capital. Shenzhen Nike was incorporated in China in 1993 with a registered148 words
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33 1998-10-14 20 [SINGAPORE] Pertama Holdings director Pak Keam Hong told 90,000 shares on the open market on Monday, Oct 12, for a total price of or 7.5 cents per share.33 words
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647 1998-10-14 21 Firm to lay off 5% of workforce; earnings before charge fall 75% Reuters Bloomberg {NEW YORK] Hurt by trading losses abroad and a slowdown across key businesses, US securities firm Merrill Lynch and Co yesterday said its third-quarter earnings fellReuters; Bloomberg - 647 words
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403 1998-10-14 21 Cost cuts moderate impact of summer strikes, slump in overseas sales Bloomberg Reuters [DETROIT] General Motors Corp, the world's largest carmaker, reported a smaller-than-expected loss for the third quarter because cost cuts tempered the effects of two summer strikes and anBloomberg; Reuters - 403 words
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Article, Illustration506 1998-10-14 21 Reuters [ADELAIDE] Global media mogul Rupert Murdoch said yesterday he was worried about a world recession and warned he would not go ahead with the float of his Fox movie and television interests until financial markets had settled. "We seem to be movingReuters; REUTERS - 506 words
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Article152 1998-10-14 21 Reuters [TOKYO] Canon Inc will supply several hundred thousand colour laser printer engines a year to US-based Hewlett-Packard Co in a business tie-up, said a business daily yesterday. HP will mount the engines and its control software into printers for sale under its ownReuters - 152 words
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332 1998-10-14 21 Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Tiger Management, the hedge fund family run by Julian Robertson, asked US regulators to let its Jaguar NV fund raise its stake in US Airways Group above 10 per cent, a request that likely gave theBloomberg - 332 words
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263 1998-10-14 22 Gitic Hongkong and Goangxin Enterprises under voluntary liquidation Reuters [HONGKONG] Two subsidiaries of debt-laden Guangdong International Trust and Investment Corp (Gitic) have liabilities totalling HK$6.6 billion (SSI.4 billion), provisional liquidator KPMG Peat Marwick said yesterday. Gabriel CK Tam, a partner of KPMGReuters - 263 words
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412 1998-10-14 22 HEDGE FUNDS DEBACLE Transparency essential to avoid conflict of interest Reuters [LONDON] Banks must be squeaky clean when it comes to top managers making personal investments in hedge funds, Britain's financial watchdog chief said Monday. "Managements need to ensure that circumstances cannot ever ariseReuters - 412 words
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279 1998-10-14 22 Shiv Taneja - By\ Shiv Taneja [SINGAPORE] UOB Asset Management said yesterday it was terminating its Malaysian unit trust, the United Malaysia Fund, about a month after suspending trading in the fund's units. The termination is effective Jan 13,1999. UOBAM's move comes on279 words
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234 1998-10-14 22 Bloomberg (TOKYOJ Westdeutsche Landesbank Glronzentrale, Germany's largest state-owned bank, will acquire the asset management arm of defunct Hokkaido Takushoku Bank Ltd, according to KPMG Corporate Finance Group. The move ends Takugin Asset Management's search for a new shareholder nearly a year after theBloomberg - 234 words
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412 1998-10-14 22 Siow Li Sen - Recent purchases of more than 50 tonnes worth USssb made By Siow Li Sen [SINGAPORE] Recent gold purchases by US pension funds of more than 50 tonnes worth US$5 billion (SsB.2 billion) could be the start of a new source of demand, as412 words
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228 1998-10-14 22 Jardine Fleming - SIMfIX Report MSCI Singapore Index Jardine Fleming REGIONAL stock exchanges were mixed yesterday providing no steady diet of bullish news for futures traders to feast on. Without this necessary sustenance, futures traders took profits. The background of a steady Japanese yen also encouraged traders228 words
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171 1998-10-14 22 MS& Taiwan fatores THE Simex MSCI Taiwan Index futures rose initiaUy as the US Nasdaq Composite Index soared 9 per cent in the past two sessions, giving hopes that Taiwan chipmakers wiU receive more orders from their US customers. The market, however, failed to171 words
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277 1998-10-14 22 ENERGY REPORT Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Crude oil was little changed for a second day as traders awaited a weekly US inventory report today that could show an increase caused by a jump in imports. Traders are looking for any sign that a globalBloomberg - 277 words
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Article290 1998-10-14 22 AFP TfWulttn THE dollar continued to rise against the yen and rallied against the mark in the first half of the session yesterday on the London forex market. The dollar was up in early afternoon to 119.84 yen from 118.45 in the morning and 117.71 Monday evening, andAFP - 290 words
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Article, Illustration1215 1998-10-14 22 wniiwy ciobh UTM outs M c$ »a» *-i» m—nmfim ro> wm n» s$ «■< sir m la* Hmt ma AintraNa 0.H1 1170 0.5T7 3.425 1.021 4.038 ***** ***** 0.739 MK 2373 1.156 33,919 26.977 1019 1619 0.829 20.674 Zl»20 0.36S 0 625 Canada 1040 1393 0.538 1564 1063 1034 27.5191,215 words
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Article1756 1998-10-14 23 SICOM FUTURES Oct 13 NltCt (tobm dMktas at UOja) ISS1 CONTRACT'S c*«tVk<) CtOM VotaflM Opon I fcfc f It it I A A wOfiui wpi low >tii uonntsj imirvsi Nov 98 120.00 1325 Ok 96 ***** 1450 Jan 99 122.00 550 Ft*99 124.00 650 Bar 99 125.25 8501,756 words
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Article2178 1998-10-14 23 LOMBfN W Pel a hw *h 31 Group SCt.000 -2.400 AS Ports 278.000 1.000 AMty National 1041.000 ****** A Mod Oomocq 460.000 8.600 Anwc 178.000 tl.OOO Asda Group 160.200 -2.000 BAT tod 489.000 4.600 BG Ptc 371.000 -7.000 84CC 59.000 -1400 BOC Group 735.000 -5.400 BftPotrsMum 8552,178 words
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Article1588 1998-10-14 23 Bloomberg Q Nikkei 225 -***** JAPANESE stocks fell, paced by utilities such as Kansai Electric Company Co, as investors shed staid earners for blue-chip exporters such as Canon Inc that plummeted to 52-week lows in last Friday's sell-off. Also contributing to the fall was dismay that the government's bankBloomberg - 1,588 words
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Article, Illustration1509 1998-10-14 24 Reuters AFP Q Hang Seng +18^6 SHARES closed yesterday mildly higher after a rocky ride as profit-taking held the market locked in negative territory for most of the day. The Hang Seng Index added 18.56 points, or 0.21 per cent, to finish at 9,008.83 after staging a late sessionReuters; AFP - 1,509 words
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Article, Illustration603 1998-10-14 24 Reuters H Shenzhen B Index +0.42 SHENZHEN B shares closed moderately higher yesterday in a delayed reaction to recent sharp rises in Hongkong stocks, analysts said. The hard currency B Share Index rose 0.42 of a point to 66.06 as turnover swelled to HK$l3.OB million. "The Hongkong shares haveReuters; Source: Credit Lyonnais Securities (Asia) Ltd - 603 words
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Article354 1998-10-14 24 AFP □wp latex -1123 TAIWAN share prices fell 0.2 per cent yesterday as late selling wiped out early gains amid sliding confidence in the island's economic fundamentals, dealers said. The TSE Weighted Price Index dropped 11.23 points to 6,909.22, following a 0.3 per cent decline in the previous session.AFP - 354 words
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Article261 1998-10-14 24 AFP |H| Wellington +32J9 NEW Zealand stocks were up 1.9 per cent yesterday on the back of a sharply higher Wall Street close and positive Asian markets. The NZSE 40 Index was up 32.19 points to 1,755.84. Turnover was worth NZ$6O.B million. Energy company Enerco added 25 cent toAFP - 261 words
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Article, Illustration757 1998-10-14 24 AFP n SET Index -0.61 THAI share prices fell 0.2 per cent yesterday in mixed trade, with banks and finance firms generally lower, analysts said. Dealers said that although there was buying in the late afternbon, gains were offset by profit-taking earlier in the day. "I think both foreignAFP - 757 words
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Article412 1998-10-14 24 AFP kl Composite Index -6.09 SHARE prices on the Korea Stock Exchange closed 1.7 per cent down yesterday amid heavy profit-taking. The index fell 6.09 points at 346.08, off a low of 344.91 and a high of 358.31. Volume was 136.1 million shares worth 761.7 billion won. Falls outnumberedAFP - 412 words
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Article592 1998-10-14 24 AFP QAflOrfairieg -13J SHARE prices took little heed yesterday of buoyant United States and European markets overnight, closing 0.5 per cent lower following the lead set by Tokyo, brokers said. The All Ordinaries Index fell 13.1 points to 2,488.5. The All Industrials shed 20.1 points to 4,324.9 and theAFP - 592 words
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Article, Illustration724 1998-10-14 24 AFP Composite Index +&57 INDONESIAN shares yesterday closed 2.1 per cent higher on gains led by state telephone monopoly Telkom and satellite operator Indosat, dealers said. A dealer at a joint venture brokerage said he believed certain brokerages close to the government were involved in the Telkom and IndosatAFP - 724 words
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Article302 1998-10-14 24 AFP n Manila +2450 PHILIPPINE share prices rose 1.8 per cent higher yesterday as investors snapped up oversold issues and bid up the price of dominant carrier Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index gained 24.50 points to 1,367.77. Turnover fell to 269.9 million shares withAFP - 302 words
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Article, Illustration392 1998-10-14 25 AFP Q Composite Index -4.46 MALAYSIAN share prices fell 1.1 per cent yesterday as investors locked in profits on gains posted the day before. An institutional dealer at a local brokerage said the focus was on debt-ridden infrastructure giant Renong Bhd and its subsidiary United EngineersAFP - 392 words
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Article8554 1998-10-14 25 INDUSTRIALS 1998 Last Vel Day N.t Cap Hlqh Law Company Jala '000 Hiqh Law P/t Smll 3TO 170 Ajinomoto 225 1 5 229 225 12.4 91.2 148 35 Anqkasa 56.5 -0.5 30 58 52 83.3 290 123 Apollo Food Hlq 188 12 6.5 75.2 388 108 BerjayaLand 138 -2 2308,554 words
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Article2502 1998-10-14 26 BONOS, LOANS ft WARRANTS wt '998 Last Vai Day Last Oust* Ay< High Low StM Company Sal* Hf- fOOO) High Low Buyor Sallar Wet 20.5 3 3160 A Acar ******1 US$ 4 unch 126 5 4 4 5 95 4.5 3164 Acma ******4 6.5 urvch 52 6.5 6 6 6.52,502 words
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Article173 1998-10-14 26 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH By\ R Sivanithy CONTINUING our theme of low-priced, long-dated local warrants which appear to have lagged the recent rally, today's focus is on First Engineering. The warrant like most in the market is very far out-of-the-money with a conversion price of173 words
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Article218 1998-10-14 26 HONGKONG STOCKS Or Or 1998 Last Val Day Laat Oust* Oh M< «N NM M Cap HHP L—r Staa C—»any S*K COOP) M>» L— 8wyar ST H Of P/C >1 ~400 250 5123 COL (2000) MK 400 WO 420 8.0 £4 24 20.5 7744.7 5124 Cathay Pat 20c218 words
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6569 1998-10-14 27 Transaction date: Oct 13 Gr Gr M Wt ItM Last Vol D«y Lid Ouota Mv Dlv Yld Net Caa A»« wm> t— >tw> cin«m m» roooi Law 8»yar ua»r cw piz MULTHHOUSTIY 142 49.5 m t 1000 AcmaSOc 55 -1.5 224 57 54.5 54.56,569 words
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Article1138 1998-10-14 27 Or Or M Wt NN Last VI Day Last Ovate Mv Dhr YM Nat Cap Avg HUh Law Ittta tola fOOO) MH> La» 8»y*r tatr Cw PIT tm» Prtc* MANUfACTUtWQ 3MiNH§^f'' S »•>' 243 30 2049 AS Auto 10c 70 -1 1403 73 66 69 70 'SON 7.0 2.11,138 words
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Article, Illustration345 1998-10-14 28 Stacks VthNiM Mayfran 15c 34.422,000 Keppel LandSOc 20,52#,000 DBS Land 14,503,000 Wing.Tai25c 10,911,000 Hotel Prop 10,175,000 City Dev 50c 8,060,000 STEngglOc 7,470,000 Datapuise 5c 7,238,000 NatSteel 50c 7,011,000 SwnbCofpl 25c 6,373,000 Sloda SPH 44,892,681 City D*v 50c 36,675,635 MS Foreign 22,122,209 OCBC Foreign 21,002,280 DBS Land 21,001,970 Keppel Land50c 18,419,025345 words
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Article, Illustration630 1998-10-14 28 R Sivanithy - STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY Shares also refuse to buckle under profit-taking; hedge-fond short-covering still cited; DBS rate cut seen as already discounted By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] The local market yesterday stubbornly refused to buckle under waves of profit-taking, and despite a general weakening in630 words
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Article84 1998-10-14 28 VIOLIN virtuoso Vanessa Mae nowplays for Siemens to help sell Its mobile phones. In a new TV ad scheduled to air soon, the lady supposedly puts down the Siemens SLIOBB phone, picks up her violin, and proceeds to raise the temperature at EMTs Abbey Rbad studlo in84 words
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Article91 1998-10-14 28 THERE appears to be no end to the sterling role played by local electronics-related stocks. In an otherwise fairly sombre report out yesterday, Indosuet Wi Carr Securities said that we can expect the Singapore market de-rate as competition for capital increases. In other words, while91 words
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Article139 1998-10-14 28 PIRATES of the software kind there may be at (daces like Sim Lim Square. But who skuil-and-cross-bones kind—lurking in our seas? In Parliament on Monday, opposition MP Chiam See Ton® wanted to know whether Singapore can play a more meaningful role in international efforts to combat139 words
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Article104 1998-10-14 28 SEEMS only appropriate, given bearish sentiment around these days, that thebest performing mutual fund United States in the third quarter be the (Prudent Bear Fund. This flind was up a whopping 22 per cent, according to the Llpper Mutual Fund Quarterly published 1 In the latest issue of104 words
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Article, Illustration73 1998-10-14 28 Shiv Taneja - uuuii -by: Shiv Taneja SINGTEL closed three cents higher yesterday at $2.74 on a volume of 6.26 million shares, compared with its 10-day traded average of 5.3 million shares. In the near term, the counter is likely to come under some selling pressure, according to the daily RSI73 words
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Article311 1998-10-14 29 Bridge News Reuters TRADING was patchy with some brokers taking the Columbus Day holiday. Canada was also closed for its Thanksgiving holiday and some South American countries were also on holiday. In the Atlantic Panamax sector, brokers still appear to be looking for confirmation of which way theBridge News; Reuters - 311 words
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Article261 1998-10-14 29 0«t 1 U CWT Distribution 0285 -0.02 47 ChuanHup 0.365 -0.015 74 Cosco Invastmant 0.405 -0.01 3 FrataM Unks 0.15 -0.005 847 GBHoMlnqs 0.29 *0.02 63 Hal Sun Hup 043 unch 473 HKacMZoMn 0.515 -0.015 22 IMC HaMUqa Hk 5.60 JpyaHoMkiqs —0.435 -0.02 5 Juronq Shipyard —6.60 *020261 words
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Article, Illustration527 1998-10-14 29 Felix Chan - Home-grown line diversifying beyond traditional dry bulk shipping activities By. Felix Chan [SINGAPORE! As part of its plan to grow and diversify beyond its traditional dry bulk shipping activities, Pacific Carriers Ltd (PCL) has been expanding its container feeder and logistics services divisionSIEW YAW HOONG - 527 words
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773 1998-10-14 29 Seafarer - STRAIT TALE By I Seafarer HOW much is a seafarer worth? Just how much seafarers working on the international deepsea commercial fleet should be paid is a highly controversial and emotionally-charged issue. It is controversial because the International Transport773 words
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408 1998-10-14 29 Marcus Hand - By. Marcus Hand [SINGAPORE] APL is quitting the Transpacific Westbound Rate Agreement (TWRA) conference at the end of the year ahead of deregulation of the US shipping industry. APL, the container shipping arm of Neptune Orient Lines (NOL), is the second major408 words
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189 1998-10-14 29 [SINGAPORE] Integrated Logistics Asia '98, the first AsiaPacific Forum for logistics professionals, opens here today. Minister of State for Communications John Chen will be the guest-of-honour at the opening ceremony. Organised and managed by Miller Freeman Exhibitions and the Singapore Freight Forwarders Association (SFFA),189 words
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Article, Illustration604 1998-10-14 30 SHIPPING STANDARDS The problem is caused by substandard players in all sectors of the industry combined ABS Surveyor THE problem of substandard ships is really one of a substandard mentality, says Fincantieri managing director Saverio Di Macco. "The system enables the problem to continueABS Surveyor; FILE PHOTO - 604 words
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Article309 1998-10-14 30 Xinhua [SHENZHEN] China will open its shipping sector wider to the rest of the world to ensure the sound development of foreign trade, said a senior ministry of communications official here on Monday. Foreign investment is especially encouraged in port construction, said Deputy MinisterXinhua - 309 words
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Article349 1998-10-14 30 PAGE ESP Lines M aa M time 12 E*erqreen 6 ANl 3 Express TL 12 Accord 8 FoongSun 8 Ahrenkiel 12 Frot 13 Appenshtp 5 Frt Links W tt Astro 3 CLink 4 Austral 8 Gemartrans 8 Avant M Genshgp 12 B'tang Mas 8 Glory Mav M349 words
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Article17509 1998-10-14 37 THEBUSINESSTIMES THEBUSINESSTIMES EXPORT ETA ETA Advertiser Vessel Voyage TH*phon* ETA ETA Advertiser Vessel Vo yage Tetepnone SIN Dest n Name Name Number Number SIN Dest'n Name Name Number Number To ABIDJAN (ABJ) 2003 Cote D'lvoire To CALCUTTA (CCU) 2062 India 22/10 16/12 ZIM/Seth ZIM DALIAN IW 65 *****1217,509 words
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Article750 1998-10-14 43 Vessel Voy No Berth Arrival Departure Jm Nrt Amtmu 22* JK JkmgwJt 15.10/2359 J K H«m 0CT12 JO *»#>* £2/82 kmnm ocn3 jo *515. amm M Mo M 0110* JO It Si?i2? M Sjtrwi 01»* J01 tooqv* U-ttTWC *****0 JO. Mt 12 Synroo W® J n 2SES rwL750 words
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Article1830 1998-10-14 43 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Bookiroj/Balince Rstls Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Period From To From ken CK»f 905 M/23J9 U 13/1500 u/*s9 u/noo 13/1500 13/1659 13/1900 2A 13/1700 M/0659 14/0900 21 13/1700 14/0659 >4/0900 3 14/0700 14/1159 14/1400 Maura M TV2W0 M U/HOO 0MM U/HOO1,830 words
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Article193 1998-10-14 43 Oct 19 Malaysia: Deepavali. Singapore: Deepavali. Oct 23 Thailand: Chulalongkorn Day. Oct 26 Austria: National Day. Ireland Republic Of: October Holiday. New Zealand: Labour Day. Oct 28 Greece: Oxi Day. Oct 31 Finland: All Saint Holiday. Sweden: All Saints Holiday. Taiwan: Birthday of President Chiang Kai-Sek. Nov 2193 words
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Article1030 1998-10-14 43 THIS report, complied by Cockett Marine Oil Lid. shows price ranges In US dollars instead of single prices for a more comprehensive description of the market Prices shown are baaed on average-sued Mem Market movements are Indicated The Cockett Burv ker Price Index change and the1,030 words
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Article475 1998-10-14 43 Carbon 180 Max 992.0 2J 17.7 0.K 342 0.07 Oct 8 Density Water Residue Ash Aluminium Sediment Wo above £25 1 4 10 3 3 ZZm 380 A* 917.6 0J *.0 0.07 27 0.03 (B, 3M Max 996.0 0.9 19.8 0.12 154 0.11 »t/W3 %v/v %m/m475 words
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Article, Illustration327 1998-10-14 44 Philippine national carrier waiting for results of due diligence studies AFP [MANILA] Philippine Airlines (PAL), resurrected last week after management closed it down, said it would delay its return to international flights at the request of potential investors studying itsAFP; FILE PHOTO - 327 words
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232 1998-10-14 44 Felix Chan - USsl2om deal will give SIA new ally in leasing unit By. Felix Chan [SINGAPORE] Deutsche Bank AG said yesterday it will acquire Boullioun Aviation Services Inc from Sumitomo Trust Banking Co for US$l2O million (*****.8 million). The sale, which is subject232 words
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412 1998-10-14 44 Bloomberg [BRUSSELS] Italy may have to revise its latest plan for transferring flights to Milan's new airport before it can win European Union approval, said a spokesman for EU Transport Commissioner Neil Kinnock. Mr Kinnock accepted a verbal offer fromBloomberg - 412 words
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Article, Illustration568 1998-10-14 44 International Lease Finance Corp not convinced small jets are profitable Bloomberg [SEATTLE] International Lease Finance Corp might forego buying 100-seat jets from either Boeing Co or Airbus Industrie, a top ILFC executive said, limiting a market that the jetmakers consider among theirBloomberg; FILE PHOTO - 568 words
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Article1782 1998-10-14 44 OTV FUCHT PA FUCHT OP 0F06 MPS MWt 2359 Adelaide AN8230 1910 Fukuoka S0989 1700 S0990 0115 > S0230 mo Guanozhou PtfC C2351 2045 Amsterdam 1****** 0755 K1838 2300 Hanoi YN741 1310 VN742 0905 S024 2320 S0175 1840 S0176 1105 1 S0327 0755 VH740 1410 I1,782 words
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Article, Illustration64 1998-10-14 44 [SURAJPUR, India] Workers gather around the first 0.8 litre Matiz car as it rolls out of the production line at the Daewoo Motors India plant in Surajpur on the outskirts of New Delhi. The Matiz is the second model to be manufactured atREUTERS - 64 words
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223 1998-10-14 44 Financial Times [CHICAGO] Chrysler, the smallest of the "Big Three" US carmakers and in the final stages of being taken over by Germany's Daimler-Benz, brushed off fears of a downturn in the North American car market as it reported third-quarter results comfortably exceeding analysts'Financial Times - 223 words
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Advertisement102 1998-10-14 29 PAL puts off intT flints at request of investors Philippine national carrier waiting for results of due diligence studies. Back Page 8 CimannM fiinmittini' '•> intigiuteo I 7yr!.,uwv«roon logistics y I fe.- a x/ I rfWra# 1 I Logistics A»I« am} A9lt fs> based platform set up for I you102 words
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Miscellaneous134 1998-10-14 43 IPS nofe \/^^os LEGEND: K Thunderstorm Temperature c X\ V Shower Weather Wind direction with speed in knots Rom W Cloudy Sky Wov< h ht S-Hoce winds ore indicated by arrows which Hy with the wind \Z) ry fL circle represents colm or light ond vor,ob4e wmds J.. One holt134 words
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Article, Illustration700 1998-10-14 45 DONALD URQUHART - Going electronic means companies can enjoy a shorter time-to-market, greater cost-savings and a more efficient supply chain. By DONALD URQUHART Donald, Urquhart is a writer with the Special Projects Unit, SPH. In today's economy, logistics permeates practically every aspect of a business. As KeppelPhotos: CWT Distribution Limited - 700 words
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Article158 1998-10-14 45 Logistics services and soslutions will complement open discussions on the future of logistics at the Logistics Asia '96 exhibition and Integrated Logistics Asia '98 (ILA '98) conference which open today. More than 150 exhibitors from around the world will showcase their products and services at the158 words
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Article200 1998-10-14 45 The trends of globalisation, e-commerce and the new focus on supply chain management, combined with the regional crisis, mean a window of opportunity for Singapore. Prof Hum said Singapore can become the regional logistics hub: 'Through strategic alliances and leveraging on information and computer technology, local200 words
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Article, Illustration520 1998-10-14 46 CYRIL RODRIGO - To compete in global markets, companies are under pressure to produce high quality goods quickly and at a low cost. They are turning to logistics companies who can offer a one-stop service for supply, warehousing and distribution. By CYRIL RODRIGO Cyril Rodrigo is vice-president, Asia PacificPhoto: CWT Distribution Limited - 520 words
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Article129 1998-10-14 46 TODAY TIME EVENT VENUE 05°?" 9 am-11 am Logistics education Room forum 301-302 11 am-6 pm Logistics Asia *98 Ha* 401 11.30 am-12.30 pm ILA'98 Opening Room Ceremony 303-305 3pm-5pm Challenges of logistics Room hTJsia 303-305 TOMORROW 9 am-10.30 am Building an integrated Room logistics nefciwfi129 words
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Article72 1998-10-14 46 The highlight of Logistics Asia '96 will be a 500-sq m virtual showcase a simulated warehouse environment of integrated logistics management solutions at Hall 401 of Suntec City Centre. Sponsored by Keppel Logistics, it presents a mock-up automated and computerised warehousing control centre showing logistics and72 words
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Article49 1998-10-14 46 Logistics Asia 2000, a mega-exhibition and forum is being planned by LA *98 organiser, Miller Freeman Exhibitions, at Singapore Expo from Mar 28-30 in the year 2000. It promises to be double the size of this year's show, with more interesting concepts and conferences.49 words
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Article, Illustration177 1998-10-14 46 Cyril Rodrigo - Cyril Rodrigo A customer experiencing unreliable order fulfilment and delivery as well as high operating costs in the distribution system asked Emery Worldwide to set up and manage an 80,000 sq ft distribution centre. Emery re-engineered the entire order management and warehouse operations. This resulted in cost savings177 words
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Article309 1998-10-14 47 New degrees and diplomas can benefit adult workers and career starters alike. You don't have to study logistics abroad. As Singapore strives to become a global logistics hub, some local institutions and education providers have geared up for a boom in the demand for specialised knowledge.309 words
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Article363 1998-10-14 47 CWT's online system allows quick processing of documents. Article contributed by Logistics Asia/Integratod Logistics Asia, Miller Freeman Exhibitions. Logistics, now regarded by many companies as a competitive tool, has developed rapidly in the past decade. In the '60s and '70s, entry was by specialisation andArticle contributed by Logistics Asia/Integratod Logistics Asia, Miller Freeman Exhibitions. - 363 words
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Article, Illustration400 1998-10-14 47 IT in logistics: Two companies' electronic solutions Keppel's electronically integrated way to global tracking. Article contributed by Logistics Asia/ Integrated Logistics Asia, Miller Freeman Exhibitions. The digital age has caught the logistics industry in its grip. Today, no company can afford to overlook information technology (IT) asArticle contributed by Logistics Asia/ Integrated Logistics Asia, Miller Freeman Exhibitions. - 400 words
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Article, Illustration720 1998-10-14 48 Lower costs, improved service and higher productivity are some benefits companies can look forward to, after outsourcing their logistics functions to logistics providers. Here, key advice on what, when and how to outsource. Adapted from an article in Manufacturers' Digest April/May 1998, published by theAdapted from an article in Manufacturers' Digest April/May 1998, published by the Singapore Confederation of Industries. - 720 words
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Article253 1998-10-14 48 For many companies, one of the biggest logistics costs is inventory. It is opportunity cost capital tied up in raw materials, components, semi-finished products and the finished products themselves. Some studies estimate that as much as 50 per cent of a company's current assets can be tied253 words
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