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Title Section17 1998-10-31 1 85c MIT A (P) 110/12/97 THE BUSINESS TIMES SINGAPORE WEEKEND EDITION, OCTOBER 31-NOVEMBER 1, 1998 Internet: http://business-times.asial.com.sg/17 words
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Article61 1998-10-31 1 Dsn 1204J8 (+18.97) BT-SBI 567J2 (4-10.97) SMSCI FUTURES 171.48 (+1.75) STOCK MA1KET DOHCBS Friday Change KLSE COUP 405.33 1.02 NIKKEI 13*64.51 —-***** HANG SENG 10,*****—+223.48 SET INDEX ***** 13.78 JAKARTA COMP __300.77 -&64 MANII<ACOMP 1,756.04 +86.08 TAIPEI WPI 7.101.46 +84J7 SEOUL COM" 384.75 +14.45 CUSA CHINA B 641.8361 words
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Article72 1998-10-31 1 FOBEX BATES US$ S$ US$ 1.623 £(US$/SS per t.677 1722 DM 1.663 0982 YKN 1161 1JJ99 RM 1800 0.427 HKS 7.745 0210 BAHT 36.72 0.044 RUPIAH 7,626 a02l •SttolOOuntti PRIME RATES SINGAPORE* 7.52 KUALA IJJMPUR 11.50 JAKARTA 18.00 BANGKOK 14.75 MANILA n.9» HONGKONG 10.25 TAIPEI 8.80 SYDNEY 8.45 TOKYO72 words
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Article, Illustration599 1998-10-31 1 Ang Wan May - Biggest quarterly drop seen as major reason for recent pick-up in sales Reports by Ang Wan May [SINGAPORE] Private housing prices suffered their biggest quarterly fall of 13.1 per cent in the third quarter, dragging their values to someSource:; Compiled by BT - 599 words
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622 1998-10-31 1 Neil Behrmann - Group also to look at stronger framework for global markets From Neil Behrmann in London IN the strongest concerted international action so far to contain the world financial crisis, the Group of Seven industrial powers yesterday pledged an additional US$9O billion (Ssl46622 words
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Article63 1998-10-31 1 Reuters [NEW YORK] Wall Street stocks powered to their highest levels in two months at midday yesterday, buoyed by the G-7 move to throw the world's stricken economies a new lifeline as well as the easing of recession fears in the US. ByReuters - 63 words
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Article325 1998-10-31 1 Hardest hit are bungalows with a fall of 47.6% [SINGAPORE] Landed homes have had their values slashed by up to 46.5 per cent since mid-1996 when the market was at its most feverish. Bungalow prices, which peaked the earliest, have fallen the hardest. Since325 words
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409 1998-10-31 1 Eddie Toh - One-off move brings hope for 115 warrants on market tYom Eddie Toh in Kuala Lumpur IN an unprecedented one-off move, Malaysia's Securities Commission will extend the exercise period of all warrants to 10 years from the current five. "In409 words
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Advertisement103 1998-10-31 1 DfBPE leer's MUmiS km Billionaire investor Julian Robertson's Tiger Management LLC funds lost billions of dollars in the past two months, wiping out all of the funds' gains for the year as of last week, P»7 Hang Seng tops Full report, Pg 6 Rich and dry Wealthy Asians, buffered by103 words
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Advertisement14 1998-10-31 1 HDB Q3 resale price indices fall, Pg3 Commercial, industrial property prices dive, Pg 314 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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413 1998-10-31 2 Conrad Raj - Court order comes on application by biggest creditor HE Shanghai Banking Conrad Raj COMMODITIES trader Asiatic Enterprises once one of Singapore's most promising companies is being wound up after failing to pay a group of creditors over $50 million.413 words
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Article, Illustration370 1998-10-31 2 Jennifer Lien - Reports by. Jennifer Lien THE Committee on Singapore's Competitiveness (CSC) will announce its package of cost-cutting proposals on Nov 11, Trade and Industry Minister Lee Yock Suan said yesterday. Speaking at the opening ceremony of 3Com's new plant, Mr Lee said370 words
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Article217 1998-10-31 2 NETWORKING products maker 3Com Corp yesterday opened its US$7O million (*****.6 million) Asia-Pacific headquarters and manufacturing plant in Changi. The plant is 3Com's largest worldwide. Output is mainly for its Asia-Pacific customers. The plant has been operating for 10 months. Occupying 330,000 sq ft of217 words
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Article, Illustration409 1998-10-31 2 Christopher Tan - Reports by Christopher Tan RENAULT of France is adopting a zero-margin approach to raising its presence in the Asia-Pacific region, which accounts for less than one per cent of its global sales. "We have undergone a major (product) price correction worldwide to increaseSIEW YAW HOONG - 409 words
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228 1998-10-31 2 RENAULT distributor Exklusiv Auto becomes the first car agency here to have a go at soft-selling when it opens its "fashion cafe-style" outfit in Scotts Road today. Set up in a colonial black-and-white bungalow next to Renault's regional headquarters, the facility228 words
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Article, Illustration887 1998-10-31 2 Anna Teo - EYE ON THE ECONOMY Fortnightly wrap-up By, Anna Teo FOR many economists, the points of concern in Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong's speech on Thursday weren't so much his announcement that the economy shrank 1.5 per cent in the third quarter, nor his strongest indication887 words
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514 1998-10-31 2 Chuang Peck Ming - Concern greater for Asia, Arinn Media Conference told By I Chuang Peck Ming THE government's stand must still be made known, clearly and consistently, even as information technology advances are eroding its control of the media in Asia and igniting514 words
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Article, Illustration511 1998-10-31 3 David Boey - Valuations for four main types of flats show double-digit percentage falls By) David Boey HOUSING and Development Board resale flat valuations fell across-the-board by between $5,100 and $14,000 in the third quarter of the year, pushing the price indices511 words
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Article, Illustration273 1998-10-31 3 Major landed residential projects not 100% sold DEVELOPMENT LOCATION TOTAL UNITS SOLD BALANCE LAUNCHED The Waterdale Garlick Ave 141 13 128 Kings Ville King's Rd 105 80 25 Holland Green Holland Green 49 19 30 The Riverina Elias Rd/Pasir Ris 210 114 96 The Springfield Jin273 words
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484 1998-10-31 3 Carol Eng - Both sectors saw double-digit drops in third quarter By Carol Eng PRICES of both commercial and industrial properties fell sharply in the third quarter, with the value of commercial space down 11.7 per cent and industrial, 14 per cent. The declines were484 words
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412 1998-10-31 3 ALLEGATIONS OF AIR INTRUSIONS S'pore has already refuted allegations with facts last week, it says The Straits Times MALAYSIA'S latest statement on air intrusions by Singapore made on Thursday by its defence minister does not raise anything new to supportThe Straits Times - 412 words
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91 1998-10-31 3 SINGAPORE has agreed to Malaysia's request for another month and a half to submit legal arguments supporting its claim of a legal right to maintain its customs, immigration and quarantine (CIQ) operations at Tanjong Pagar. Malaysia will now have up to91 words
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Advertisement164 1998-10-31 2 CM of South Africa. At Le Meridien niiln Ihi' mil i>/ South \(i n n and embark on a culinary safari, presented by a /nod ambassador of the dark continent, l itis little-exfdored cuisine, using fruits of the African soil like Untternnt pumpkin, (.ape ijuince ami walnuts, fnoni/srs to be164 words
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Advertisement856 1998-10-31 3 IG KIAN ANN ENGINEERING LTD (Incorporated in Republic of Singapore) NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at The Board Room, 12 Jalan Lembah Kallang, Singapore *****8 on 16 November 1998 at 10.30 a.m. for the following856 words
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FOCUS: PERSONAL FINANCE & INVESTMENT
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BULL'S
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Article, Illustration551 1998-10-31 4 Those polled for their views on the Singapore stock market outlook for next week were: Daiwa, Eraser, GK Goh, Kim Eng. OCBC, OngCo. Phillip, Indosuez WI Carr. ST Engineering ♦(Buy) Indosuez WI Carr, Oct 29, $1.59 ST Engineering's nine-month results were in line with fullyear expectations, with551 words
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Article, Illustration437 1998-10-31 4 Low Beng Lan - Low Beng Lan Manager, institutional equity DBS Asset Management 44 SIAN equities rose by about 30 per cent il from their lows since end-August. What has changed to cause this sharp rally? The yen strengthened, Japan announced yet another banking package and the US Federal Reserve announced437 words
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Article, Illustration602 1998-10-31 4 Shiv Taneja - Wealthy Asian individuals, buffered by global diversification, have lost only 10% of their assets, says consultant !<!/■ Shiv Taneja [SINGAPORE] Regional markets may have been decimated over the past 12 months, but surprisingly, Asian high net worth individuals (HNWI) have lost just about 10 per602 words
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198 1998-10-31 4 DESPITE fears of global financial turbulence in the near term, high net worth individual (HNWI) assets around the world are set to grow 10 per cent a year to US$23 trillion (5537.2 trillion) by the turn of the century, according to the 1998 World198 words
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Article, Illustration633 1998-10-31 4 Al Labita - E7E ON THE REGIOM: THE PHILIPPINES Aggressive buying of telecom stock helps lift Phisix to five-month high tYom. Al Labita in Ma n ila NO stock has sizzled the market in the past weeks as much as the Manila and New YorklistedFILE PHOTO - 633 words
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680 1998-10-31 4 Dfirt mmmt 1-Brt» 3-mWt P«»wlt mm—< H»tt 3-»tt Bank of China £25.000 £49.999 6.7500 6.5600 6.2800 SwFr A$ SW.000 SwF99,999 0.2900 0.4700 0.4100 10.000 49,999 3.8125 3.7500 3.6875 SwfWO.OOO S«fl49.999 0J900 0.5700 0.5300 50.000 i Above 4.1250 4.0625680 words
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Article, Illustration587 1998-10-31 5 Marissa Chew - Upbeat IPO sentiment could benefit the corrosion prevention firm: analysts Hy. Marissa Chew [SINGAPORE] COMPANIES like See Hup Seng, which provides blasting and coating services, are the Hondas of the corporate world they are basic and serviceable but lack the flair of the FiatsFILE PHOTO - 587 words
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Article, Illustration789 1998-10-31 5 Faizal M Fazluddin - A diversified portfolio, an early start in savings help build nest egg By. Faizal M Fazluddin The writer is a business development manager with UOB Asset Management, and a confirmed Generation X er. His only regret is that he wished he'd started savingFILE PHOTO - 789 words
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Article, Illustration632 1998-10-31 5 Catherine Ong - Markets attractive as currencies are undervalued By i Catherine Ong [SINGAPOREI Asia, in particular South Korea and Thailand, is showing the "first green shoots" of a recovery in domestic demand and is looking attractive relative to other emerging markets, said the London-based global strategist ofFILE PHOTO; CHRIS LOH - 632 words
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Article, Illustration301 1998-10-31 5 Source: Investment objective Long-term capital growth through investing in securities traded on the stock exchanges of Japan Investment style Emphasis on securities selection using a bottom-up approach, coupled with rigorous and intensive research within a disciplined investment process. Market outlook The market has rebounded from its lows withSource: - 301 words
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Advertisement13 1998-10-31 5 Buy It Sell It. Find It. Classified. Call Today For Results Tomorrow. 1100-737-116613 words
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ASIA'S ECONOMIC SLUMP
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506 1998-10-31 6 Shoeb Kagda - Talks nnderway to work out USsl4b loan repayment: finance minister From Shoeb Kagda ui Jakarta INDONESIA'S efforts to revamp its crippled banking sector took another turn yesterday with Finance Minister Bambang Subianto stating that banks will not be held to a one-year deadline506 words
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464 1998-10-31 6 Industrial output up for first time this year in Sept Bloomberg [SEOUL] South Korean share prices soared nearly 4 per cent yesterday as foreign buyers moved into the market in force on the back of a stronger yen andBloomberg - 464 words
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Article, Illustration254 1998-10-31 6 Reuters (TOKYO] Eisuke Sakakibara, .Japan's vice-finance minister for international affairs, was quoted yesterday as saying that global capitalism is what prompted the Asian financial crisis. "The Asian crisis was not caused by problems in Asia, but was triggered by the 'global capitalism' which 9oughtReuters; FILE PHOTO - 254 words
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282 1998-10-31 6 AFP AFX-Asia [SHANGHAI) Legislative chief Li Peng has ruled out any overhaul of China's stockmarket system, saying the A-share market will remain closed to overseas investors for the foreseeable future, the official China Dailyreported yesterday. "In the long term, the Ashare marketAFP; AFX-Asia - 282 words
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169 1998-10-31 6 Reuters (JAKARTA) Indonesian state 'oil firm Pertamina, continuing a drive against companies linked to former president "Suharto, has recommended that Unocal Corp buy out minority shares in two oil blocks, an official said yesterday. The Pertamina official. who spoke on condition ofReuters - 169 words
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356 1998-10-31 6 Loh Hui Yin - Expected rate cats, strong Wall St, short-covering cited Front Loh Hui Yin ■in Hongkong ANTICIPATION of further interest rate cuts, a strong Wall Street and short-cover-ing by market players drove Hongkong shares over the important 10.000-level yesterday for the first time356 words
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Article, Illustration57 1998-10-31 6 [BANGKOK] A potential buyer noting down details yesterday of real estate projects which will be auctioned by the upcoming Financial Sector Restructuring Authority (FRA) next month. FRA expects to complete the auction of all assets belonging to some 56failed finance companies that were shut down permanentlyAFP - 57 words
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Article222 1998-10-31 6 Reuters [BEIJING] China yesterday unveiled a sweeping reform package for its central bank in a bid to reduce risk and avoid the Asian financial contagion. In the first official confirmation of the new structure for the central bank, People's Bank of China deputy governor LiuReuters - 222 words
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568 1998-10-31 6 Harish Mehta - Bangkok set to miss IMF deadline today on law amendments From Harish Mehta in Bangkok FOREIGN banks will not lend to Thai companies again unless the Thai government enacts a tough foreclosure law to protect creditors, a leading568 words
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REGION/WORLD
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382 1998-10-31 7 WASHINGTON Rise in inventory investments helps moderate 2.9% decline in exports Reuters ROBUST consumer spending and brisk inventory investment boosted US output by a surprisingly strong 3.3 per cent in the third quarter, the government said yesterday in a report suggesting thatReuters - 382 words
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399 1998-10-31 7 THE MICROSOFT CASE [WASHINGTON] The government and Microsoft both claimed on Thursday the evidence was helping their case as the second week of testimony in a landmark anti-trust case came to a close. But a much-anticipated videotaped deposition of Microsoft399 words
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165 1998-10-31 7 WASHINGTON AFP Bloomberg THE US government has adopted a plan for paying an estimated US$3O billion (5548.7 billion) in claims arising from the savings and loan (S&L) crisis. Buried in the US$5OO billion 1999 federal budget deal is an agreement thatAFP; Bloomberg - 165 words
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584 1998-10-31 7 I NEW YORK Through Aug, funds up average 33%; last week they were flat Bloomberg Reuters BILLIONAIRE investor Julian Robertson's Tiger Management LLC funds lost billions of dollars in the past two months, wiping out all of the funds' gains for the yearBloomberg; Reuters - 584 words
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Article, Illustration404 1998-10-31 7 WASHINGTON Reuters FINANCIAL turmoil in Latin America is forcing the World Bank into the International Monetary Fund's business of rushing short-term emergency loans to countries caught up in the fast-moving crisis. At the urging of Western powers and over initial objections from someReuters; REUTERS - 404 words
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340 1998-10-31 7 BOMBAY AFP INDIA'S central bank announced here yesterday a string of measures to reform and strengthen the domestic financial sector. Reserve Bank of India (RBI) governor Bimal Jalan said the new measures were part of its monetary and credit policyAFP - 340 words
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252 1998-10-31 7 NEW YORK Reuters THE continued high risk premium in US bond prices continues to worry Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan and may prompt further interest rate cuts, aci cording to a published report yesterday. i "While the stock market has gotten a psychologicalReuters - 252 words
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538 1998-10-31 7 Ronnie Lim - S'pore closely monitoring power liberalisation From, Ronnie Lim in Melbourne AUSTRALIA'S "national market" for electricity will finally start up on Dec 13, some five years after market competition trials first started here in the southern state of Victoria. This development will be538 words
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Miscellaneous285 1998-10-31 7 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD 1 Rejects and scoffs at make-up ■BaTHr"fefl H 5 A good man got into debt 9 I I I I 1 I when laid up (6) 9 Till the cows come home nevertheless! (8) 11 Sits with reel spinning with- hh wearying 12 Part after exchanging a quiet285 words
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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629 1998-10-31 8 Clarissa Tan - Current rules seen by market as fairly stringent, more so than those in US By I Clarissa Tan [SINGAPORE] The Stock Exchange of Singapore (SES) is looking at*ways to give companies more flexibility in granting stock options. This move, observers said,629 words
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285 1998-10-31 8 [SINGAPORE] The spate of bad news from Ipco International continues, the latest being its termination of a 171 million Malaysian ringgit (Ss73 million) infrastructure project in Sabah that could lead to a $19 million loss. The company, which is stuck with Mid-Continent285 words
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146 1998-10-31 8 Reuters [SINGAPORE] G K Goh Holdings Ltd's shares opened at 24.5 cents, or 31 per cent, higher at $1.03 yesterday, resuming trade after a one-day suspension and the announcement of a merger. The counter closed up 17.5 cents, or 22.3Reuters - 146 words
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745 1998-10-31 8 Anthony Rowley - HOCK LOCK SIEW Anthony Rowley MANY of Japan's so-called blue-chip companies have suddenly turned into "red" chips they have gone into the red in the first half of fiscal 1998. Others expect to make losses in the second half of the745 words
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216 1998-10-31 8 [SINGAPORE] Creative Technology's stock rose for the third consecutive day yesterday, gaining $1.10 or 4.8 per cent. The sound card maker was the day's top gainer in value terms. It rose over 10 per cent in early trading to touch the day's high216 words
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234 1998-10-31 8 [SINGAPORE] Investors who applied for between 10 and 19 lots of the shares offered to the public by Spindex Industries Ltd will get the lion's share, or 33.91 per cent, of the initial public offer (IPO). The allotments were234 words
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311 1998-10-31 8 Ven Sreenivasan - Itwillpay $70mto folly own Coca-Cola Chuong Duong By Ven Sreenivasan [SINGAPORE] Coca-Cola Indochina yesterday announced that it has secured approval from the Vietnamese government to make Co-ca-Cola Chuong Duong Soft Drinks Company in Ho Chi Minh City a311 words
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COMPANIES
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369 1998-10-31 9 Harish Mehta - 'Grey list' will be kept under wraps but 'black list' of serious offenders will be widely publicised From Harish Mehta in Bangkok IN a continuing effort to clean up Thailand Inc, the Stock Exchange of Thailand this week369 words
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Article, Illustration338 1998-10-31 9 Opposition from fans, politicians prompts extended review Bloomberg [LONDON] UK anti-trust regulators have ordered an extended review of British Sky Broadcasting Group pic's purchase of English soccer team Manchester United pic, citing concerns over broadcasting competition and "the wider public interest". TheBloomberg; FILE PHOTO - 338 words
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Article167 1998-10-31 9 [SINGAPORE] Mainboardlisted Showpla Asia has cut its staff by 256 people as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen its financial situation. In addition to shedding 17 staff from the company, the group is also axing 40 people from wholly-owned subsidiary Showpla Technology Centre (S). The167 words
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COMPANY Briefs
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Article37 1998-10-31 9 [SINGAPORE] Nobel Design Holdings director Choong Chee Peng has sold two million shares in the company at 19.5 cents each, thus reducing his stake to 10.8 per cent or 10.06 million shares.37 words
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Article108 1998-10-31 9 [SINGAPORE] TLB Land has appointed Teo Soon Hoe, Alan F C Choe and Kevin Wong King Cheung to its board with effect from today. Mr Teo is group finance director of Keppel Corporation. Mr Choe and Mr Wong are members of the Keppel Land board.108 words
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22 1998-10-31 9 [SINGAPORE] Sembawang Resources yesterday said Mak Lye Mun had resigned from its board, effective on Oct 27.22 words
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43 1998-10-31 9 Reuters [HONGKONG] Hutchison Whampoa Ltd on Thursday signed a HK$2.5 billion (*****.8 million) club loan, bankers said yesterday. The loan, which has a tenure of three years, will be used for general corporate purposes and was self-arranged by Hutchison.—ReutersReuters - 43 words
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Article84 1998-10-31 9 AFP [BANGKOK] Toyota Motor Thailand Co Ltd has boosted its holding in engine-maker Siam Toyota Manufacturing to 60 per cent by acquiring a 10 per cent stake from Industrial Finance Corp of Thailand (IFCT), a company spokesman said yesterday. The stake cost 240.6 millionAFP - 84 words
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Article83 1998-10-31 9 AFP [TOKYO] Nikon Corp said yesterday it slid into the red for the six months to September, hit by a microchip slump, Japan's recession and the Asian economic crisis. The Japanese camera manufacturer incurred a parent pre-tax loss of 2.2 billion yen (5530.7 million), againstAFP - 83 words
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143 1998-10-31 9 [SINGAPORE] Singapore Telecom and British Telecommunications yesterday signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to explore opportunities for enhancing their International Leased Circuit (ILC) services. Under the MOU, they will look into joint projects to better serve customers' needs. These projects, according to143 words
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216 1998-10-31 9 Poor results due mainly to losses at its Ho Chi Minh hotel [SINGAPORE] Construction and property group Low Keng Huat deepened its net loss for the half year ended July 31 to $2.5 million as its Saigon hotel suffered heavy216 words
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255 1998-10-31 9 Christopher Tan - By i Christopher Tan [SINGAPORE] The largest taxi company in Singapore, which also sells cars, minivans and motorcycles, has just got into a deal to distribute trucks. Comfort Group has set up Com Trucks Pte Ltd to sell Hicom Perkasa commercial vehicles here.255 words
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359 1998-10-31 9 Taipei foundation plans to sell half its 71% stake in carrier AFX-Asia Reuters [SINGAPORE] Singapore Airlines said yesterday it is still considering buying a 25 per cent stake in China Airlines. The SIA statement followed one issued by the China AviationAFX-Asia; Reuters - 359 words
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376 1998-10-31 9 AFP [TOKYO] Japan Airlines Co Ltd said yesterday it pushed up profits in the six months to September but warned the recession was pulling down passenger and cargo traffic. JAL, Japan's largest airline, said parent pre-tax profit was up 36.4 per cent at 29.3AFP - 376 words
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Article262 1998-10-31 9 AFP [MANlLA] Hongkong's First Pacific Group and US-based Southwest Bell Corp may both acquire stakes in blue chip Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co (PLDT), President Joseph Estrada said yesterday. PLDT, the country's dominant telecommunications player which had been busy fighting what it describedAFP - 262 words
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113 1998-10-31 9 Bloomberg [WILMINGTON, Delaware] DuPont Co, the biggest US chemicals company, has agreed to buy paintmaker Herberts from Germany's Hoechst AG for 3.13 billion Deutschemarks (Ss3.l billion) in cash, making DuPont the world's No 1 maker of car paints. The combination will have annual salesBloomberg - 113 words
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FINANCE & COMMODITIES
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458 1998-10-31 10 Positive cashflow of USs6.sb in Sept after outflow of USsll.7b in Ang Reuters [NEW YORK] US stock mutual funds are back in favour with investors after running into some severe turbulence during August, according to new industry figures. The Investment Company Institute, tradeReuters - 458 words
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367 1998-10-31 10 NAB, St George and Westp&c results set to defy Asia crisis Bloomberg [SYDNEY] Australia's biggest banks report second-half earnings starting next week, with results expected to show they are mostly defying Asia's recession. Analysts say the big four banks National AustraliaBloomberg - 367 words
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Article, Illustration433 1998-10-31 10 USS/mark: The greenback started the week on a strong note, only to relinquish all gains towards the end of the week. USS/mark had rallied to a high of 1.6668 on Monday but by Thursday it was down to a low of 1.6448 and was seen tradingSource DBS Bank - 433 words
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250 1998-10-31 10 AFP Bloomberg [TOKYO] Japan's Mitsui Trust and Banking Co Ltd yesterday said it would withdraw from offshore banking operations next year under a sweeping restructuring plan. Mitsui also said it had reached a basic accord with State Street Corp of the United States toAFP; Bloomberg - 250 words
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176 1998-10-31 10 AFP [TOKYO] Japan's Sumitomo Bank Ltd said yesterday it would step in to help an ailing regional bank in a 35.8 billion yen (***** million) deal. Sumitomo, a top Japanese commercial bank, said it will raise its stake in the Bank of Kansai LtdAFP - 176 words
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156 1998-10-31 10 SIMTIX Report MSCI Singapore Index Jardine Fleming THE MSCI Singapore Index Futures rose yesterday on optimism that property prices will rebound. The benchmark three-month interbank rate fell for a second day to 2.75 per cent, a 20-month low. Big property stocks like City DevelopmentsJardine Fleming - 156 words
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Article182 1998-10-31 10 MS& Taiwan fixtures Refco Singapore THE Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures contract continued its raUy yesterday gaining 4.70 points. Computer chip makers led the 84.57 points gain in the benchmark stock index as investors' confidence was boosted by the rosy sales figures reportedRefco Singapore - 182 words
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299 1998-10-31 10 ENERGY REPORT Reuters [CAPE TOWN] Petroleum powerhouse Saudi Arabia said yesterday it wanted to pursue further efforts among producers to reduce boom-and-bust oU price volatUity. The kingdom's OU Minister, Ali al-Naimi, said producers in and out of the Organisation of Petroleum ExportingReuters - 299 words
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Article263 1998-10-31 10 AFP Reuters London THE dollar pulled back from the brink of a precipice yesterday as major industrial powers unveiled plans to head off economic crises and prevent fresh outbreaks of financial turmoil. The Group of Seven industrial nations said they will reform the Bretton Woods institutions and setAFP; Reuters - 263 words
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Article, Illustration1228 1998-10-31 10 MTERBAIfK CROSS RATES 0ct30 AS C$ tmb ECU Ffr HK$ NbhUH Yen *m Mi MgNfc ta N> S} N Sir m WNrt Australia 0.970 6.178 0.526 3.466 1.034 4.843 26.484 47.687 0.726 1249 2.377 1.*****885 ***** lOtt 3.565 0.*****279 22.968 0173 0*25 Canada 1.031 5.349 0.542 3.572 1065 4.992 *****1,228 words
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Article1910 1998-10-31 11 S1C0M PUTURES Oct 90 RUBBER (Mures closing as *t 5.30pm) RSS1 CONTRACTS cents/hq) Close Volume Open Month High low Sett (tonnes) Interest Nov 98 116.50 1250 Dec 98 116.75 1450 Jan 99 118.75 80 550 Feb 99 120.75 725 Iter 99 122.00 1175 Apr/Jwi 99 125.50 125.50 125.501,910 words
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Article2365 1998-10-31 11 LONDON Industrials Oct 30 Pt*t 31 Group I 509.400 4.400 AB Ports 277.000 -1.000 Abbey National 1162.000 14.000 Allied Domecq 550.000 14.000 Allied Zurich 714.000 40.600 Amec 176.000 1.000 Asda Group 161.000 1.800 SAT Ind 539.400 24.200 BG PIC 391.400 -4.200 BICC 50.000 uivch BOC Group 877.0002,365 words
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Article1620 1998-10-31 11 Reuters AFP Q Nikkei 225 -***** STOCKS slumped yesterday as a stronger yen prompted concerns that blue-chip exporters will suffer weaker earnings in the second half of the financial year. The benchmark Nikkei Average fell 104.21 points, or 0.76 per cent, to 13,564.51. It finished 580.19 points, or 4.1Reuters; AFP - 1,620 words
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Article, Illustration1562 1998-10-31 12 Reuters AFP Hang Seng +223.48 STOCKS closed higher yesterday as cash-rich foreign funds streamed into the market, putting sidelined money back to work, brokers said. The Hang Seng Index gained 223.48 points, or 2.25 per cent, to end at 10,154.94. its highest close since May 4. The blue chipReuters; AFP - 1,562 words
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Article, Illustration676 1998-10-31 12 Reuters Shenzhen B Index -2.03 SHKNZHEN'S hard currency B Share Index ended 3.13 per cent lower yesterday as fears of tighter restrictions on domestic investors' access to the market prompted heavy selling, analysts said. The B Share Index lost 2.03 points to close at 62.75 on turnover of HK$25Reuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 676 words
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Article402 1998-10-31 12 AFP □§p Index +84-57 TAIWAN share prices moved up 1.2 per cent yesterday, led by technology shares, buoyed by overnight gains on Wall Street, dealers said. The Weighted Price Index rose 84.57 points to 7,101.46, following a 0.8 per cent rise in the previous session. "The market trend wasAFP - 402 words
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Article262 1998-10-31 12 AFP fl Wellington +13-95 NEW Zealand stocks closed yesterday up 0.7 per cent as low interest rates and Wall Street's overnight gains supported the market. The NZSE-40 Index rose 13.95 points to 1,878.55 on solid turnover of NZ$ll4 million. Telecom Corp was up three cents to NZ57.79. AFP CuttusAFP - 262 words
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Article, Illustration788 1998-10-31 12 AFP Cj SET Index -13.78 THAI share prices dropped 4.2 per cent yesterday in heavy trading as local retail investors cashed in profits in the banking and finance sectors, analysts said. "The market needs a big correction otherwise it cannot move further," National Finance and Securities vicepresident for securitiesAFP - 788 words
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Article403 1998-10-31 12 AFP n Composite Index +14.45 SOUTH Korean share prices soared nearly 4 per cent yesterday as foreign buyers moved into the market in force on the back of a stronger yen and positive economic news, dealers said. There was also intense fu-tures-related bargain hunting among institutions following the revivedAFP - 403 words
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Article591 1998-10-31 12 AFP Q All Ordinaries +30.0 AUSTRALIAN share prices gained 1.2 per cent yesterday, buoyed by speculation of an interest rate cut that has driven the market all week. The All Ordinaries Index rose 30 points to 2,647.3. The All Industrials Index gained 53.2 points to 4,617.6 while the AllAFP - 591 words
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Article, Illustration701 1998-10-31 12 AFP |2 Composite Index -8.64 INDONESIAN shares yesterday closed 2.8 per cent lower on local political concerns in the run-up to a planned special assembly session, dealers said. "I think the share price falls were due to investors' worry that protests could escalate ahead of Parliament's special session," aAFP - 701 words
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Article335 1998-10-31 12 AFP W 1 Manila +86.08 PHILIPPINE share prices closed 5.2 per cent higher yesterday due to an appreciating local currency, lower interest rates and signs that foreign investors were returning, analysts said. The Composite Index rose 86.08 points to close at 1,755.04 points. Volume rose to 3.39 billion sharesAFP - 335 words
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Article8808 1998-10-31 13 INDUSTRIALS Consumer products 1998 L«l Vot Day Net Cap High Low Company Salt 000 High Low P/C Smil 310 170 Ajinomoto 240 13.2 97.3 148 35 Angkasa 55 81.1 290 123 Apollo Food Hiq 190 unch 4 196 190 6.6 76.0 388 108 Beriaya Land 138 1 93 140 1368,808 words
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Article, Illustration444 1998-10-31 13 AFP Composite Index -LO2 MALAYSIAN share prices closed barely lower yesterday as earlier rises on the back of further bank recapitalisation news failed to gain momentum. "Players, especially retail investors, were cautious as (former) deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim's trial is toAFP - 444 words
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Article2778 1998-10-31 14 BONDS, LOANS WARRANTS wt 1998 Last Vol Day Last Quota Avq Hiqn Low Stno Company Sal* *or- (OOO) High Low Buyor Sol lor Prlco 20.5 3 3160 "Acer <¥*****1USS 13.5 -1 302 15.5 13.5 13 14 95 4.5 3164 AcmaW0l0724 19 »0.5 858 19.5 18 18.5 19 18 3161 AIITech2,778 words
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Article210 1998-10-31 14 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH liy R Sivanithy THE furious rotational playing of penny stocks is now in full swing. As one dealer yesterday put it, "the market is now scrapping the bottom of the barrel top volume and percentage gains are being recorded by companies which210 words
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Article236 1998-10-31 14 HONGKONG STOCKS Gf Gr 1998 Last V* Day La»« Quota Wv Otv rid Nat M Cap High Law Stno Company Sala COOO) High Law Buyar Sa<tar C'vf P/E im* 400 250 5123 COC (2000) MK. 400 8.0 2.4 2.0 20.5 7744 7 5124 Cathay Pac 20c HK-.720 265.0236 words
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6919 1998-10-31 15 Transaction date: Oct 30 Cr Or M Wt 199a Lift V* Day Last Ouota W* tMv YM Mat Cap High LOT St No Company rOOO) H» Lot Buyar S»»«r C'w P/E SmM Prtca MHLTHNOUSTVY 142 49.5 m t tOOO Ac ma 50c 81.5 26,919 words
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Article1276 1998-10-31 15 Of Of M Wt 1998 LMt VM Day Lut Ouoti IN* Dtv VM Nat Cap A»g Hm» f Wh C—p—y COOOt U» low umtr C*w Wl WWW MAHUf ACTURINC 243 30 2049 AS Auto K)C 99 6109 HH 91 98 99 15.0N T.0 1.5 9 J "3.0 93 821,276 words
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Advertisement336 1998-10-31 8 FORUM THE WAITING GAME IS OVER The Conference to Restore Confidence 19-20 November 1998 Jakarta Convention Center, Jakarta SPEAKERS INCLUDE BJ. Habibie, Jean-Michel Severino, Roberto de Ocampo, the President of VP East Asia Pacific, Former Finance Minister, Republic of Indonesia The World Bank the Philippines Ginandjar Kartasasmita, Paul Keating, Bambang336 words
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Advertisement110 1998-10-31 13 NOTICE IS IIHKHHY GIVEN that. I CHIAU FONG WF. of Hlk 835 *08-550 Hougang Central, Singapore *****5. have applied lor a Retail Liquor Shop Licence in respect of MA As trill Meadows Mini Mart and Snack Bar located at 50 Coronation Rd West *01-02 Somerset Court, Singapore *****4, and that110 words
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Advertisement268 1998-10-31 14 TO ADVERTISE CALL TOLL-FREE 1800-741 1883 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I JOY MARIE BERNASCONI of 3 Gallop Road *02-6U, Gallop Court, Singapore *****4, have applied for a Public House, Ist Class Licence in respect of M/s Caffe Beviamo Pte Ltd located at 36 Purvis Street *01-01, Singapore *****2, and268 words
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Advertisement540 1998-10-31 14 DAI GO INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD (IN MEMBERS VOLIVTARY LIQUIDATION) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A FINAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE COMPANY WILL BE HELD ON THE JO™ DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1998 AT 10AM AT 10 HOE CHIANG ROAD #18-00 KEPPEL TOWERS SINGAPORE *****5 FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSE. AGENDA 1. To540 words
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Advertisement183 1998-10-31 14 WSS3M ASSISTANT VICE-PRESIDENT |i|i|M (MARKETING) Your contribution to the team's objectives will be in: assisting in the analysis, evaluation and documentation of derivative transactions, and progressing on to a business development role in active sales by targeting, soliciting and facilitating new businesses. Your preparing and developing sales proposals undertaking financial183 words
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Advertisement63 1998-10-31 15 Blanc pain case back the Flyback chronograph's 0 EXCLUSIVELY AVAILABLE AT: SINGAPORE: Cortina Watch Centre Pte Ltd Raffles City #01-36 Tel: *****85 Lucky Plaza #01-32 Tel: *****68 Millenia Walk #01-63/64 Tel: *****28 Paragon #01-13 Tel: *****84. V^ ig. MALAYSIA: Le Cortina Watch Sdn Bhd (*****-H) G32 K.L. Plaza 179 Jalan63 words
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Article, Illustration351 1998-10-31 16 Stocks VotaiM IPC Corpn 5c 44,707,000 Heshe Hldgs25c 24,332,000 Raffles MedlOc 23,087,000 Winq Tai 25c 18,229,000 Hotel Prop 15,241,000 Kim Eng25c 14,877,000 Keppel Land50c 14,211,000 Teledata 10c 13,242,000 lianq Huat 10c 12,658,000 China M USIc 12,350^000 Stocks 5 oes Foreign 47,681.356 UOB Foreign 34,860,692 City Oev 32,711,368 0U8 Foreign 28,686,710351 words
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Article, Illustration680 1998-10-31 16 Ven Sreenivasan - STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY Expectations grow of prime rate cuts, bat traders warn of a possible correction ahead By Ven Sreenivasan [SINGAPORE] Local shares cruised to a five-month high on the back of strong speculative local buying and short-covering by hedge680 words
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Article95 1998-10-31 16 BANKING consultant Phuah Eng Chye said financial markets are not neutral. They tend to favour the rich and powerful at the expense of the weak and poor. That's how the hedge funds made their billions by feeding on the weak. But the hedge funds got too95 words
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Article75 1998-10-31 16 MERCHANT bank and fund management firm Rothschild is celebrating 25 years in Singapore, and to commemorate this occasion, they are sponsoring a series of concerts organised by the Singapore Symphony Orchestra in late November. Happily, it isn't the stuffed-shirt variety aimed at just the grown-ups, but75 words
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Article80 1998-10-31 16 ATTENDING industry conferences can be time-consuming and pretty boring, to say nothing of the expense (they typically cost upwards of US$l,5OO (552,430) per head for a two-day affair). Recognising this and the fact that most corporate travel budgets have been pared down significantly—lßC Asia, which is organising a80 words
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Article124 1998-10-31 16 MANY of us are by now used to receiving invitation cards laying down the dress codes for the occasion. The prescribed attire ranges from the stiff black tie and officious lounge suit to national dress and even smart casuals. For the most part, dress code recommendations are124 words
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Article107 1998-10-31 16 THE Delifrance cafe outside Scotts shopping centre, razed by fire a few months back, is opening again "like a phoenix rising from the ashes", the cafe's PR people tell us. When the cafe burnt down to the ground, Delifrance had quickly called in Parisian designer Frederic107 words
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Article, Illustration68 1998-10-31 16 Shiv Taneja - by Shiv Taneja HESHE Holdings closed one cent higher yesterday at eight-and-a-half cents on a volume of 24.3 million shares, compared with its 10-day traded average of 5 8 million shares The daily and weekly RSI and Stochastics indicate that the medium-term outlook for the counter is neutral68 words
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Advertisement310 1998-10-31 16 TO ADVERTISE CALL TOLL-FREE 1800-741 1883 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I SETHURAJAN S/O MANICKAM of 37 Beach Road Singapore *****8, have applied for a Retail Beer Shop Licence in respect of M/s Podakkudi Mini Mart located at 121 East Coast Road Singapore *****7, and that this application will be310 words
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Advertisement960 1998-10-31 16 VICKERS BALLAS HOLDINGS LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the shareholders of the Company will be held at Windows East. 20th Floor, Four Seasons Hotel. 190 Orchard Boulevard, Singapore *****6 on 16 November 1998960 words
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Article, Illustration2721 1998-10-31 17 JAIME EE - COVER STORY Critics of the International Design Forum tell jaime ee it has become too commercial, but its defenders argue that it is striving for a balance JAIME EE AT the recently ended International Design Forum (IDF) '98, one local design stood out from among theFILE PHOTO - 2,721 words
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Article69 1998-10-31 17 ONE reporter who went to a press conference recently was issued the standard plastic press tag for identification. Usually, reporters just clip it on for the duration of the press conference and then stuff it in their press kits when they leave or just trash it.69 words
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Article115 1998-10-31 17 Word in the office is AN offering from a cyberwit on the of- fice vocabulary of the 90s: ♦Blamestorming a group discussion on why a deadline was missed or a project failed and who was responsible. ♦Seagull manager a manager who flies in, makes a lot of noise, shits over115 words
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Article57 1998-10-31 17 HERE'S one advertising campaign that didn't quite milk its potential. The American dairy industry had spent nearly US$4OO million (*****.9 million) in a four-year blitz to encourage people to drink more milk. What they found, however, was that milk sales went down at an accelerated rate57 words
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Article, Illustration1031 1998-10-31 18 PATRICK CONNOLE - A new biography finds that his definitive work was far from a spontaneous burst of genius, but the result of careful, almost traditional planning for 2 years, reports Patrick comnole PATRICK CONNOLE Reuters JACK Kerouac is said to be the writer who launched aReuters; FILE PHOTO - 1,031 words
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584 1998-10-31 18 HEALTH US experts say poor diet can damage cells in much the same way radiation does Reuters {RESTON, Virginia] The ail-American junk food diet could be causing more than $n epidemic of obesity, heart disease and diabetes. It could be giving millions of peopleReuters - 584 words
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815 1998-10-31 19 Jaime Ee - Off the cuff From furniture to pagers, designer goods often ignore the practical, which indeed, would have made such items unnecessary in the first place by Jaime Ee I LIKE good design as much as anybody. That is why I work to815 words
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Article, Illustration1492 1998-10-31 19 LOUIS BECKERLING - From Russia to Yugoslavia, former US defence minister Caspar Weinberger laments to louis beckbrldtg about the lack of decisive US action LOUIS BECKERLING PORMER US defence minister Caspar Weinberger has given up the sword for the pen and is now a columnist for the1,492 words
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Article, Illustration1500 1998-10-31 20 JAIME EE - Renowned architect Michael Graves' work spans the whimsical to the post-modernist. The man himself also refuses to be pigeon-holed, explaining to jaime ee his holistic view of his chosen art form JAIME EE CHANCES are that, if you are not an architect or theCHRIS LOH - 1,500 words
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Article, Illustration332 1998-10-31 20 Jaime Ee - Prom taps to WCs, his second edition is ingeniously designed By Jaime Ee MENTION Philippe Starck and all trendoids will freeze in awe. What to-die-for adornment has the great designer come up with yet again? The man who has put his name on every332 words
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Article, Illustration506 1998-10-31 21 FOOD PROMOTION Some dishes seem strange, but others are well worth a try /ft/Rahita Ellas THINK Turkish food and Donner Kebabs come to mind. But Turkish cuisine is so much more than that. If you're keen to try it out, pop by Mandarin Singapore for506 words
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Article, Illustration730 1998-10-31 21 LARRY WEE - Ban Seng restaurant much missed by LARBY wee, reopens at The Riverwalk LARRY WEE AT last. The Ban Seng Teochew restaurant is back in business, and not a moment too soon either. I thought there would be no trouble finding alternatives when Ban Seng's formerCHRIS LOH - 730 words
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Article74 1998-10-31 21 CRAVINGS HERE'S an irresistible offer from Spring Court, the restaurant in Upper East Coast Road. In celebration of its 69th anniversary, it's offering patrons a dish that's all of 69 cents. For this, you will get a deep-fried Talipia in traditional gravy (usual price $25). But74 words
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Article, Illustration133 1998-10-31 21 THOSE in search of some Cantonese comfort food, look no further than Peach Blossoms at Marina Mandarin. Starting tomorrow, Chef Lau Swee Theen will be offering 16 favourites with a home-cooked flavour. Mindful of the current mood, these dishes will be served up in value-for-money portions and133 words
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Article, Illustration99 1998-10-31 21 Elaine Koh - Compiled by Elaine Koh ON to more adventurous fare from Four Seasons Hotel, which will be having a Mexican-themed promotion between Nov 2 and Nov 14. Described as cuisine that "wakes up the senses", the dishes include Ceviche Yucatan (a Yucatan cocktail of yellowtail99 words
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668 1998-10-31 21 N K Yong - WINE CONNOISSEUR An excellent tasting session was marred by a possible fraud By N K Yong APART from the pleasure of building up your own cellar of wines, one often overlooked benefit is that you are assured that of their authenticity. Knowledge of the668 words
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Article, Illustration539 1998-10-31 21 Parvathi Narayan - NIGHTSPOT The bar next to the S'pore Art Museum has hit the right note By: Parvathi Narayan HU'U: small atoll off Java with waves few surfers can ride. Hu'u: new acid jazz bar currently peaking the popularity crest, the newest dive whereSIEW YAW HOONG - 539 words
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Article, Illustration907 1998-10-31 22 Mel Gussow - PEOPLE The comic actor puts his inimitable style to paper. The collection of musings Pure Drivel turns out to be more th*n the title suggests By' Mel Gussow NYT STEVE Martin, the actor, comedian and screenwriter, began his fourth career or was it hisNYT - 907 words
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Article, Illustration371 1998-10-31 22 M Yasotha - Compiled by M Yasotha DAMCE Moscow City Ballet: Swan Lake This production of the full-length Swan Lake features some of the most beautiful sets and costumes created by the artists of the Bolshoi Theatre. Nov 4-5, Bpm at Kallang Theatre. Tickets: $75, $50, $35. $25 $15 available at371 words
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Article, Illustration687 1998-10-31 23 Antz. Animated feature about human-like ants. Previewing at Lido, Chinatown. Choa Chu Kang, Hougang, Woodlands, Jurong, Republic, Changi, Century, Republic, Orchard, Cathay, Eastshore, Beach Road, Bugis, Toa Payoh, Whitesands. Empress, Jubilee, Yishun, Bishan, Tiong Bahru, Boon Lay, Marina, Tampines, Princess, Clementi, New Crown, East point, Riverside. Black Dog. Patrick687 words
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Article118 1998-10-31 23 Cathay Org Cathay 338-3400 Eastshore 346-1816 Orchard 235-8386 Picturehouse 338-3400 Yangtze 223-7529 EngWah Empress 777-5867 Jubliee 454-1640 Mandarin 292-9401 Marina 338-9719 Whitesands 585-1782 Golcton Villaga 1900-912-1234 332-6098 for group bookings <$ wheelchair facilities Bishan Boon Lay Marina TampinesS Tiongßahru Yishun Ovarsaas Mo via Clementi/Co'viealth 777-0669 Golden/New Town118 words
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Article, Illustration1135 1998-10-31 24 CHRISTOPHER TAN - The reassuring feel of the Freelander gives Christopher tan the freedom to wander off the beaten track, or rather the overused expressways CHRISTOPHER TAN PREELANDER, you must admit, is a great name for a sport-utility vehicle. It spells ruggedness, a little on the wild1,135 words
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Article, Illustration918 1998-10-31 24 Cairo —the phoenix behind the chaos A new book looks at the city's capacity to survive and thrive FT THE city of the phoenix Cairo has survived through the centuries against all odds, write? Nicholas Woodsworth. As anyone who has ever strolled its streets will tell you, Cairo is oneFT; FILE PHOTO - 918 words
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Advertisement317 1998-10-31 18 ANTI-AGING SEMINAR n Age itf inevitable, but aging id not We can't turn back the clock, but we can slow it down. Find out how at our Anti-Aging Seminar. Be one of the first in Singapore to discover a revolutionary concept in Anti-Aging brought to you by Life Renewal (a317 words
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