The Business Times, 11 November 1998
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Title Section13 1998-11-11 1 MITA(P) IKVI2/97 THE BUSINESS TIMES SINGAPORE Internet: http://business-times.asial.com.sg/ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1998 85c13 words
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Article64 1998-11-11 1 □sn *****9 (-47.22) nn-w mm nu7 (-21.43) noma rums mm 172.43 (-6.07) ggjuamaoo* STOCK MAKFT INDICES Tuesday Change KLSECOMP ***** +E8K NIKKEI 14,108.99 -86.46 HANOSENO 1,***** -130.60 SET INDEX 336.62 -2713 JAKARTA OOMP _J6730 -730 MANUKA COUP 1437.1S -76.41 TAIPEI WPI 6JS1130 -146.10 SEOUL OOMP 40X24 2121 CL8A64 words
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Article73 1998-11-11 1 FttEBX BATES uss ss USS UN £(US$/SJ per |j» 1763 DM 1.688 OJK YKN 122J» 1JW RM UN 14*7 HKS 7.741 0214 BART 17.17 0.045 RUPIAH &2M MM* •SfttMmtiU PUKE BATES SINGAPORE* 6.96 KUALA LUMPUR UM JAKARTA 28.M BANGKOK 14.75 MANILA JIM HONGKONG 10.25 TAIPH &M SYDNEY A45 TOKYO73 words
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647 1998-11-11 1 Audrey Tan - Sept results pull up earlier estimate, but growth next year could be negative By. Audrey Tan [SINGAPORE] The Singapore economy held up better than expected in the third quarter, shrinking 0.7 per cent against an initial estimate of a 1.5 per cent647 words
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Article, Illustration434 1998-11-11 1 David Boey - By\ David Boey [SINGAPORE] Singapore should brace itself for several more quarters of declines in gross domestic product (GDP) before any signs of a turnaround, possibly by the third quarter of 1999, Minister for National Development Lim Hng Kiang said yesterday.434 words
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422 1998-11-11 1 Eddie Toh - From Eddie Toh in Kuala Lumpur MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad has dismissed the possibility of scrapping the country's controversial capital controls over the next 18 months, as has been widely speculated. He said the international community was not422 words
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385 1998-11-11 1 R Sivanithy - S'pore stocks fall for fourth day as US$ strengthens By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] Stocks markets tumbled throughout Asia yesterday, with the Thai market sold down a bruising 7.5 per cent as the strengthening US dollar and profit-tak-ing continued to take385 words
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Advertisement157 1998-11-11 1 MHDMB Seeking 126 The Singapore dollar fell back yesterday to test one-month lows for the second straight day as the US$ powered through the crucial 120 yen level in overnight trading in New York, Pg6 M, ii Money Birow Markets are pausing for breath as the Dow Jones index and157 words
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Advertisement8 1998-11-11 1 Contracts awarded in Q3 plunge 47.5%, Pg 28 words
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Advertisement199 1998-11-11 1 REUTERS Power play [WELLINGTON] In a rare public appearance, Quek Leng Chan, a director and major shareholder ofßrier ley Investments, was seen here yesterday addressing the company's annual meeting in Wellington, Mr Quek's Camerlin Group backs Shamrock's bid for management control but founder Ron Brier ley (thirdfrom left) told shareholders199 words
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Advertisement16 1998-11-11 1 Property stocks fall another 7%, Pg 19 Beware the bear trap, watch who's selling, Pg 1916 words
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3rd QUARTER ECONOMIC SURVEY
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Article, Illustration486 1998-11-11 2 Jennifer Lien - MANUrACTURM Ltwer disk drive stock, stable chip prices may be just a Christmas blip By, Jennifer Lien THE key electronics sector is showing some "positive signs" although it's too early to predict a clear turnaround, Economic Development Board officials saidSource MTI; FILE PHOTO - 486 words
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388 1998-11-11 2 Audrey Tan - LABOUR By. Audrey Tan A NET 17,900 jobs were lost in the last quarter Jjrom both retrenchment and attrition and the Ministry of Trade Industry warns that the job loss rate could pick up as the economic slowdown drags on.388 words
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315 1998-11-11 2 HIT by a contraction in all segments, the commerce sector continued its slide for the second consecutive quarter, falling a steeper 6 per cent against Q2's 4.7 per cent drop. Entrepot trade, which accounts for 35 per cent of the sector's315 words
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285 1998-11-11 2 Anna Teo - US growth likely to dip; N-E Asian rivals a threat to exports By Anna Teo THE outlook for the Singapore economy over the next few quarters is highly uncertain because the economic environment in both the developed and regional economies remains cloudy, according285 words
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334 1998-11-11 2 Slow Li Sen - COMSTOUCTIOX By I Slow Li Sen CONSTRUCTION contracts awarded in the third quarter plunged 47.5 per cent to $3.1 billion, resulting in a sharp drop in the sector's growth to just one per cent, said the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI). Although the334 words
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514 1998-11-11 2 Slow Li Sen - nXAMCXAVBUSDIBSS SERVICES MTL Negative credit expansion first in ten years By\ Slow Li Sen THE financial and business services sector grew a slower 1.7 per cent in the third quarter down from 2.4 per cent in Q2 reflecting declines in the Asian514 words
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298 1998-11-11 2 TRANSPORT OOMKUMICATIOVS THE transport and communications sector, accounting for about 14 per cent of gross domestic product, turned in the strongest growth of 3.2 per cent in the third quarter, though this was down from its Q2 performance of 5.6 per298 words
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SURVEY Snippets
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87 1998-11-11 2 ON a quarter-on-quarter basis (i.e. compared to the preceding period), gross domestic product growth shrank for a second straight quarter—by 3.5 per cent in Q3 signalling that the economy is in a technical recession. The manufacturing and commerce sectors turned in a third and87 words
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Article99 1998-11-11 2 WITH belt-tightening in retail spending, private consumption turned negative for the first time since the first quarter 0f1906, falling 2.9 per cent in Q3. The clothing and footwear, as well as recreation and fUrniture/ household equipment, segments shrank. Communications was the only bright spot, with spending99 words
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Article80 1998-11-11 2 COST pressures eased in Q3. The unit labour cost (ULC) index of the overall economy rosea slower 1.8 per cent, while the unit business cost index of the manufacturing sector fell 0.9 per cent. Service costs and government rates and fees fell, reflecting declines in rentals and port80 words
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Article84 1998-11-11 2 LABOUR productivity fell across the board in Q3 due to the sharp slowdown in output growth. The overall rate was a minus -2.5 per cent, with the commerce sector posting the biggest productivity decline of 5.5 per cent Excluding construction, overall productivity fell 2 per cent. Construction84 words
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98 1998-11-11 2 Current account surplus up 1.6b THE current account surplus rose by $1.5 billion to |BJ billion in Q3, with the services account balance returning to a small surplus of 9462 million. This improvement reflected a smaller deficit on the travel account and higher receipts from miscellaneous services. The net investment98 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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245 1998-11-11 3 SINGAPORE must upgrade its capabilities relentlessly to maintain a competitive edge amid an adverse external climate, said Economic Development Board chief Philip Yeo in EDB's latest annual report, released yesterday. "Only then can we continue to attract new investors to Singapore and ensure245 words
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457 1998-11-11 3 Christopher Tan - Prices poised to go up further as traders' traditional year-end sales race returns By 1 Christopher Tan VEHICLE certificates of entitlement have rebounded strongly for the second month running, and look set to continue their northward march. While no one in the industry457 words
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424 1998-11-11 3 Conrad Raj - Companies point to cap on penalties they can impose Ry i Conrad Raj SOME finance companies are unhappy that banks can impose higher penalties on loan defaulters than they can. According to a notice from the Association of Banks in Singapore (ABS),424 words
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316 1998-11-11 3 Clarissa Tan - By I Clarissa Tan IN its latest round of staff cutbacks, J P Morgan will retrench about 10 people from its private client business in Singapore, and shift the remaining eight people in that unit to its Hongkong office,316 words
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470 1998-11-11 4 Ronnie Lim - Reports by] Ronnie Lim IN a signal that all's well with a mega project earlier said to be in danger of being delayed, Exxon Chemical is starting to recruit workers for its US$2 billion (553.3 billion) petrochemical complex on Jurong470 words
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274 1998-11-11 4 AS expected, all three Singa-pore-US consortiums eyeing the 60 per cent stake in the Ss3 billion Tuas Power (TP) have been shortlisted by Temasek Holdings to participate in the actual tender. They are SembCorp Energy/Edison Mission Energy, Keppel Fels/CMS Energy and United Engineers Ltd/Enron274 words
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425 1998-11-11 4 Catherine Ong - Bill seeks to exclude derivatives trading from gaming laws, as suggested by CFC By Catherine Ong A BILL to clarify the legality of over-the-counter derivatives trading has been tabled before Parliament the first of a total of 38 recommendations425 words
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420 1998-11-11 4 Louis Beckerling - Rewards await the bold entrepreneur who treads carefully By] Louis Beckerling AFRICA presents opportunities aplenty for trade and investment but not for the faint-hearted, delegates were warned at a seminar held here yesterday. Speaking on "Business Opportunities in sub-Saha-ran Africa", Mohan Vaswani of420 words
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Article, Illustration437 1998-11-11 4 Teh Hooi Ling - Research centre to focus on wireless applications and terminals By' Teh Hooi Ling SWEDISH telecommunications giant Ericsson plans to set up R&D facilities in Singapore and is now in "intensive" discussion with the Economic Development Board concerning its plan. Goran Berntson,437 words
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413 1998-11-11 4 Ven Sreenivasan - S'pore feces deflationary spiral if price fells are left unchecked: academic By Ven Sreenivasan IF the fall in property prices is not checked, it could ultimately unleash forces which could drag the Singapore economy into a prolonged slump, said academic Augustine Tan yesterday. Prof Tan,413 words
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202 1998-11-11 4 PAGING company Hutchison IntraPage yesterday denied its shareholders had engaged Goldman Sachs to find buyers for the company. Responding to yesterday's BT report "S'pore paging market shrinks by 16,100 in Q3", the company said: "We would like to clarify that the shareholders202 words
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FOCUS: MONEY MATTERS
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Article, Illustration1163 1998-11-11 5 Larry Wee - Markets pause for breath as Dow and greenback react to a much improved outlook By Larry Wee Hedge funds were at the centre of the action when the Thai baht's collapse in July 1997 sparked 16 months of financially cataclysmic events: first inSource: NCZ International Bank, Bridge; Source: HypoVereinsbank - 1,163 words
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Article521 1998-11-11 5 Neil Behrmann - Dip in expected to be accompanied by US dollar weakness From Neil Behrmann The writer is BT's London correspondent in London DESPITE Britain's biggest interest rate cut since 1995 last week, sterling rallied from lows against the US dollar and the Deutschemark. Perhaps521 words
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Article373 1998-11-11 5 ANALYSIS RECENT news from Brazil will very likely support recent optimism in Asian financial markets in the short term. But we caution that if current euphoria further postpones crucial banking sector reforms, this may in the end delay any sustained recovery for the region. A crucial pension373 words
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Article349 1998-11-11 5 Larry Wee - Compiled by Larry Wee Si&fftporo Today: The Committee on Singapore's Competitiveness (CSC) releases its main report. Measures to cut business costs eagerly awaited. Focus will be on labour costs, which are estimated to make up an average 29 per cent of business costs. Other moves may include349 words
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ASIA'S ECONOMIC SLUMP
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314 1998-11-11 6 Bloomberg {JAKARTA] Indonesia agreed to extend a deadline for banks to repay more than 100 trillion rupiah (Ss2o billion) in emergency loans to four years from one, said an official from the office of Ginandjar Kartasasmita, Indonesia's Coordinating Minister forBloomberg - 314 words
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Article, Illustration415 1998-11-11 6 Larry Wee - Bnt rupiah tracks trend on IMF official's remarks By] Larry Wee [SINGAPORE] The Singapore dollar fell back yesterday to test one-month lows for the second straight day as the US dollar powered through the crucial 120 yen level in overnight trading inSource: Bridge - 415 words
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Article, Illustration378 1998-11-11 6 Anthony Rowley - Crisis-hit countries need to rely more on own efforts for fnnds, Wolfensohn says From, Anthony Rowley in Tokyo WORLD Bank president James Wolfensohn yesterday painted a bleak picture of the prospects for international private capital flowing back to emerging marketsAFP - 378 words
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201 1998-11-11 6 [SINGAPORE] With Asia's corporate sector mired in debt and pinned down by insolvency, the Asian Development Bank will be holding a two-day symposium in Manila early next year on the legal issues surrounding corporate failure. The Jan 25-26 symposium, Insolvency Law Reform in Asia,201 words
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315 1998-11-11 6 Genevieve Cua - By Genevieve Cua [SINGAPORE] Asia's troubled economies are turning the corner, as confidence and credibility have started to return, said SG Securities economist Neil Saker. The firm has forecast modest positive growth in 1999 for most of Asia, except Hongkong whose GDP is expected315 words
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322 1998-11-11 6 Ven Sreenivasan - Economies will also be weighed down by excess capacity: prof By' Ven Sreenivasan (SINGAPORE] Although cri-sis-stricken Asian economies will gradually recover, the pace of recovery may be weighed down by severe fiscal constraints and excess capacity problems, an economist said yesterday. Mukul322 words
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SOUTH-EAST ASIA
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Article, Illustration707 1998-11-11 10 Shoeb Kagda - From Shoeb Kagda in Jakarta AS legislators debated on Indonesia's future, the country's four main opposition leaders joined in a historic meeting in South Jakarta yesterday and called on the people to unite in their demands for free and fairAFP - 707 words
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550 1998-11-11 10 ANWAR'S TRIAL Officer: The two caved in after all-nitfit questioning Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysian police forced a man and a woman to retract allegations of sex crimes by sacked finance minister Anwar Ibrahim by threatening them during an all-night interrogation, an officer said yesterday.Reuters - 550 words
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385 1998-11-11 10 KUALA LUMPUR AFP JN an outburst daring a court recess yesterday, deposed deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim alleged that Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad has lost the support of his own people and international leaders. "The PM is getting too recalcitrant. Foreign leaders areAFP - 385 words
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Article, Illustration543 1998-11-11 10 RUlf-UP TO AFBC SUMMIT Bat he may give forum a miss if Iraq crisis hots up Bloomberg [WASHINGTON] President Bill Clinton may propose a plan to help Asian nations restructure corporate debt and recapitalise their banks, two Clinton aides and a banking official closeBloomberg; Source: The Monetary Authority of Singapore - 543 words
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258 1998-11-11 10 KUALA LUMPUR AFP RIGHTS and political groups yesterday urged Malaysia to ratify two key universal human rights covenants if it wanted to champion the cause of the developing world. The groups, including London-based Amnesty International, made the call at a press conference whereAFP - 258 words
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CHINA – HONGKONG – TAIWAN
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333 1998-11-11 12 HONGKONG Talus will &D a further USs239b, ODP to shrink by 6% in "MSG Securities AFX-Asia THE value of real estate in Hongkong has fallen by US$444 billion (*****.3 billion) since the middle of last year, SG Securities said. According toAFX-Asia - 333 words
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279 1998-11-11 12 SINGAPORE Multiple merger will be launched next week, says Baoshan Reuters CHINA has taken a big step towards consolidating its huge steel industry through a multiple merger, but it needs more technology and reform to link it to the world market, anReuters - 279 words
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213 1998-11-11 12 SHANGHAI Reuters ONE of Shanghai's biggest traders is shifting exports to the United States and Europe to offset weak Asian demand but trade friction and the debut of the euro could threaten its plans next year. Shanghai Lansheng Corp, a supplier of lightReuters - 213 words
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396 1998-11-11 12 SHANGHAI Majority owner of joint ventures will have to be Chinese FT FOREIGN retailers in China have had to postpone expansion plans and cancel proposed investments after Beijing announced measures to limit foreign ownership of stores and supermarkets. China has set a year-end deadlineFT - 396 words
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Article, Illustration284 1998-11-11 12 BEIJING Reuters AFP CHINA yesterday expressed "serious concern and strong dissatisfaction" over the visit to Taiwan by US Energy Secretary Bill Richardson, saying the visit broke US pledges to avoid official contacts with Taipei. "The Chinese side has always opposed exchanges betweenReuters; AFP; REUTERS - 284 words
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ASIA
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272 1998-11-11 13 NEW DELHI THE Indian government won't have trouble unloading a 15 per cent stake in Container Corp of India, a cargo transport company, if the price is near 250 rupees (Ss9) per share, investors say. India started collecting bids for 10272 words
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336 1998-11-11 13 BOMBAY RBI says they have cut non-performing assets, raised capital adequacy AFP INDIA'S banks are turning in better profits and reducing non-performing assets after six years of financial sector reforms, the central bank said yesterday. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI), in itsAFP - 336 words
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290 1998-11-11 13 CANBERRA Canberra bows to pressure from opposition parties Bloomberg AUSTRALIA'S government has agreed to hold a Senate inquiry into its tax plans, bowing to pressure from opposition parties and independent politicians for a review of the proposed reforms. Treasurer Peter Costello yesterday released guidelinesBloomberg - 290 words
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398 1998-11-11 13 DIDIA-PAKXSTAIf TALKS Power, tea seen as two areas where cooperation's likely Reuters (NEW DELHI) India and Pa kistan began their fourth day of talks yesterday, focusing on economic and commercial cooperation. Hopes for a breakthrough were running low after the first three daysReuters - 398 words
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Article, Illustration395 1998-11-11 13 AFP Reuters [TOKYO) Japan has decided to lift most of its economic sanctions imposed on Pakistan in protest against its nuclear tests, a report said yesterday. Japan's Foreign Minister Masahiko Komura will announce the unlocking of economic aid at aAFP; Reuters - 395 words
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160 1998-11-11 13 TOKYO AFP JAPANESE scientists have cloned three calf foetuses from milk in a world's first, an official said yesterday. The calves are due to be born in April, said a spokesman for the laboratory at Tomakomai in northern Japan. Researchers in May extractedAFP - 160 words
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THE WORLD
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419 1998-11-11 14 GENEVA But report doesn't give specific forecasts, ignores recent world events Reuters FOREIGN direct investment flows to Asia are foracast to dip in 1998 after 1997's 9 per cent jump, UN trade and development agency Unctad said yesterday. In its 428-pageReuters - 419 words
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266 1998-11-11 14 WASHINGTON 2.3% rise dne to heavy investment in new technologies Bloomberg US worker productivity accelerated in the third quarter after stalling in the previous three months, Labour Department figures released yesterday showed. That is a sign that the almost eight-year-old business expansion isBloomberg - 266 words
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Article, Illustration75 1998-11-11 14 (ROME) A man dressed as an ancient Roman legionary showing his sword in the midst of taxis parked in central Rome's Piazza Venezia yesterday. Taxi drivers, in dispute for nearly a month with the city government over plans to liberalise taxi services, started a four-dayREUTERS - 75 words
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298 1998-11-11 14 THE MICROSOFT CASE Reuters [WASHINGTON] An executive for the world's largest computer chip maker testified on Monday that Microsoft Corp chairman Bill Gates effectively threatened his company's US$5OO million investment in new chip technology unless it abandoned a software project. In the most dramatic testimonyReuters - 298 words
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270 1998-11-11 14 WASHINGTON Bloomberg EUROPE and Japan must redouble their efforts to spur growth in their economies so they can work with the US to produce a strong recovery in the global economy, Deputy US Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers said. "The United States cannot beBloomberg - 270 words
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240 1998-11-11 14 SOFIA Bridge News INTERNATIONAL financier George Soros said on Monday the inherent instability of the world's financial system was the main reason for the current economic crisis. "The reason I view the global financial system as the major reason for the emerging economicBridge News - 240 words
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206 1998-11-11 14 BONN Reuters GERMAN Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder sought to stamp his authority on economic policy yesterday after a turbulent period in which his powerful Finance Minister Oskar Lafontaine appeared to be calling the shots. In his inaugural address to Parliament, Mr Schroeder tried to calm tensionsReuters - 206 words
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EDITORIAL & OPINION
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Article, Illustration834 1998-11-11 15 David Mason - OPINION THE BOTTOMLDVE By David Mason The writer was a partner in an international accounting firm in Singapore for 14 years. He is now a business consultant in the United Kingdom. He contributed this article to BT A FEW weeks ago, I suggested834 words
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Article113 1998-11-11 15 'But what this really shows is how racism deforms the spirits of even some of the most intellectual and enlightened and highly trained people in society.' Roger Wilkins history professor at George Mason University, on why historians refuse to face the fact that Thomas Jefferson, a founding113 words
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Article634 1998-11-11 15 EDITORIAL IT is ironic that in a week when Hongkong and Singapore were ranked the world's two freest economies in an international survey, the two cities should be at odds over competitive trading of derivatives. The two are caught in an unseemly spat over plans by Simex,634 words
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Article, Illustration987 1998-11-11 15 Joe Zhang - Beijing has more scope to pomp-prime the economy and to cnt interest rates and it will act faster By, Joe Zhang The writer, formerly a manager at China's central bank, is head of China research at HSBC Securities in Hongkong JAPAN has been inFILE PHOTOS - 987 words
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Article342 1998-11-11 15 Pot Americans, balance is la WHO would have thought Newt Gingrich would lose his job before Bill Clinton did? To call it ironic is to slight the true reversal of fortune. Both were hyperarticulate, visionary and undisciplined. However imperfectly, Mr Clinton embodied the baby boomers who342 words
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EXECUTIVE LIFESTYLE
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Article, Illustration997 1998-11-11 16 In a season in which Best Picture hopefuls usually crop up, studio executives are finding it hard to pick an Oscar challenger to Spielberg's war epic LAT-WP IT IS the perfect Academy Award movie, a three-hour tale of profound human courage set against one of great tragediesLAT-WP; FILE PHOTO - 997 words
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Article, Illustration328 1998-11-11 16 Andrew Wee - INTERNET Philips' system is for those unfamiliar with computers By Andrew Wee [SINGAPORE] Want to surf the Internet but the thought of fiddling with PCs sends you into the throes of technophobia? You can avoid the pain of running installation procedures and328 words
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Advertisement169 1998-11-11 17 Buy It. Sell It. Find It. Classified. CATS. Call Today For Results Tomorrow. 1800-*****66 [P 0 HAIRY CRAB PROMOTION IST NOV 30TH DEC 98 Live Hairy Crabs will be available for sale at Chinatown Restaurant dtuing this period on A la Carte basis, which is a unique delicacy from China.169 words
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Advertisement107 1998-11-11 17 M Savour Revolving with Grossman at Revolving Restaurant Reservations 831-6258/88 Mandarin Singapore 333 Orchard Road, Singapore *****7 Tel: *****11 EkoHc Dgl">C«nOgS ExH«wrA»wry Prices In November, Won Hoo Chinese Restouront brings you the rare exotic delicocy of South Pole Ice Fith, braised, steamed whole or shr-fried, at |ustsl7 00+++ per piece107 words
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Miscellaneous721 1998-11-11 17 TV&RAPIO I' I' 7.00 News 5At Seven. Majin Hero Wataru. T 7JO Weird Science 6.00 See Thursday's Schedf3o PMTVJtanovations. School Spirits. ules. Street Sesame aOO Showbuzz Trtmm 13 ■Bpa j~ 5.00 PoDular Mechanics For Buffv g The Vampire nm PM Response TV sao Pantain«« Sla y er What's My 100721 words
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Miscellaneous137 1998-11-11 17 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD 26 Near dark not quite (4) 27 Temp ranted about organ is 8 After holiday, call to repair YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION ation of office (10) racquet (8) DOWN 11 Fall for Milton's work (8,4) IBIaI I lUe|YMA|FIFj6ICjTIEJO| 1 Porch ideal to display bloom 14 f r SUCh a lIWcBeIB137 words
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334 1998-11-11 18 Bloomberg [NEW DELHI] India has ended Videsh Sanchar Nigam Ltd's monopoly as the country's only Internet service provider, by allowing more firms to provide access to the global computer network. The Department of Telecommunications says it has kept entry costs low to encourage growthBloomberg - 334 words
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Article, Illustration872 1998-11-11 18 RAJU CHELLAM - Software for such centres, related services seen crossing USs6b by 2003, RAJU CBELLAH reports RAJU CHELLAM THERE'S a new business niche on the Net that's now ready to boom. It is called a call centre, or a one-stop-shop that customers can call for getting information,FILE PHOTO - 872 words
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Article79 1998-11-11 18 SINGAPORE'S first electronic supply chain symposium, covering e-commerce outsourcing and supply chain management for manufacturing, will be held on Nov 17 and 18 at the National Computer Board Auditorium. Participants will get a sneak preview of the Trade Card before its launch in Singapore. The symposium is79 words
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Article65 1998-11-11 18 WANT to know how to maximise your marketing efforts on the Net? Check out the internet marketing centre the name is all in lower case. Here companies, which want to advertise online, can learn how to achieve the best results. Ideas range from improving65 words
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Article81 1998-11-11 18 GETTING tired of all that unsolicited e-mail that keeps flooding your inbox? Well you are not alone. This site is the home of one of the many initiatives to reduce the amount of spam constantly being churned out by companies looking for a sale. There are true81 words
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Article72 1998-11-11 18 EVERYONE'S favourite office cartoon—loved by the workers and sometimes hated by the bosses—has its own Web site now. The site offers a two-week archive of Dilbert strips and various fun and "useful" activities that include "The Daily Mental Workout" and "List of the Day". There is also72 words
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Article, Illustration62 1998-11-11 18 THERE are no illusions about this Website. It offers a database of Singapore-based magicians, and has articles by members of the Singapore Magicians' Network. Titles include Starting magic as a hobby and What is magic? Also included is an online magic shop for the masters— or62 words
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Article54 1998-11-11 18 THE legendary Harley-Davidson motorcycle now has its own home page. This is the manufacturer's own site, featuring an online guide to all the current models, complete with technical specs and comparative data, and an online accessories catalogue for surfers to turn themselves into bikers. If you wish, you54 words
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Article67 1998-11-11 18 Justyn Olby - Compiled by Justyn Olby THE word "Netiquette" was coined long ago to give a name to the rules that were generally followed by people talking to each other on the Net. Here is a comprehensive guide to the dos and don'ts of the online community.67 words
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851 1998-11-11 19 Shiv Taneja - Bat only less than half of the trusts are ready for subscription By\ Shiv Taneja [SINGAPORE] A total of 53 unit trusts have been approved under the liberalised Central Provident Fund Investment Scheme by the CPF Board but less than half are851 words
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585 1998-11-11 19 Shiv Taneja - By\ Shiv Taneja [SINGAPORE) Japanese companies lead the way in disseminating corporate information through the Internet, followed by Hongkong and Singapore, a survey of top Asian firms found. According to the survey by UK-based Company Annual Report On-Line Service (Carol), which launched an Asian585 words
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718 1998-11-11 19 Lee Han Shih - HOCK LOCK SIEW Lee Han Shih IN a memorable day last week when the stock market was charging full steam ahead, documents filed with the Singapore stock exchange showed that three prominent stockbrokers Wee Ee Chao of Kay Hian, Douglas Ooi of718 words
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334 1998-11-11 19 Louis Beckeriing - CityDev, Sing Land, DBS Land, Keppel Land lead the drop liy Louis Beckeriing [SINGAPORE] Property stocks extended their sharp correction into a fourth day yesterday, falling another 7 per cent as measured by the SES Property Index. Leading the sector's retreat were334 words
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425 1998-11-11 19 Conrad Raj - Conrad Raj [SINGAPORE] Rig-builder Keppel FELS (KFels) and sister company Keppel Integrated Engineering will be restructured under a new listed company called Keppel FELS Energy and Infrastructure Ltd (KepFels). Upon completion of the restructuring scheme, the two companies will be delisted and become whollyowned425 words
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Article792 1998-11-11 20 Ruth Wong - Results due mainly to RM3.5b forex loss; company expects profit this year bYom Ruth Wong in Kuala Lumpur TENAGA Nasional yesterday posted a massive but expected 3.09 billion Malaysian ringgit (Ssl.3 billion) net loss for the financial year ended Aug 31, but the power792 words
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555 1998-11-11 20 Clarissa Tan - HONGKONG FUTURES SPAT It will also protect its individual traders or locals By i Clarissa Tan [SINGAPORE] Simex will remain open, efficient and competitive, even though these characteristics may be "viewed as a threat by some", the president of the futures exchange,555 words
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703 1998-11-11 20 David DeRosa - Hie very icon of free market now wants to manage markets By\ David DeRosa The writer is president of Deßosa Research and Trading and an adjunct finance professor at Yale School of Management. [NEW YORK] REMEMBER a place called Hongkong, once the very703 words
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220 1998-11-11 20 (SINGAPORE) Eastern Asia Technology's mainboard initial public offer has drawn a subscription of 4.2 times. The Taiwanese audio systems maker's US-dollar offer received applications for some 23.21 million shares for its 5.5 million public tranche, while application monies received amounted to U5523.91 million (5539.65220 words
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649 1998-11-11 20 Reuters AFP [HONGKONG) The Hongkong Futures Exchange has taken defensive measures to protect its lucrative Hang Seng Index futures market from perceived predators, and says moves by Singapore to grab a share of the market are doomed to failure. "Derivatives exchanges areReuters; AFP - 649 words
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Article, Illustration390 1998-11-11 20 Harish Mehta - Front Harish Mehta in Banykok SCANDAL-ridden Bangkok Bank of Commerce (BBC) is suing high-flying Saudi Arabian businessman Adnan Khashoggi and his son Mohamed to recover two loans worth 2.7 billion baht (*****.3 million). The lawsuit highlights the reckless manner in390 words
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412 1998-11-11 20 Disney arm will know today if it has ousted 3 directors Bloomberg (WELLINGTON] Brierley Investments, a struggling New Zealand investment group, said it plans further asset sales and rationalisation while it continues to resist Roy E Disney's attempts to gain management control.Bloomberg - 412 words
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Article136 1998-11-11 21 Bloomberg [SAN FRANCISCO] Chevron Corps capital expenditures will drop to US$5.5 billion (Ss9 billion) this year and stay at that level next year because of low oil prices, chairman and chief executive Kenneth Derr said. Chevron, the fourth-larg-est US oil company, will fall short ofBloomberg - 136 words
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485 1998-11-11 21 It will also pay USsl.3b to creditors in plan to hanl itself ont of bankruptcy Bloomberg [BAY CITY, Michigan] Dow Corning Corp has agreed to pay US$3.2 billion (555.3 billion) to women who are suing over its silicone breast implants andBloomberg - 485 words
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Article, Illustration478 1998-11-11 21 Results a boost for News Corp unit's coming IPO Bloomberg [NEW YORK] News Corp said its Fox Entertainment Group's fiscal first-quarter profit doubled on hit movies, boding well for the media company's sale of stock in Fox to the public later this week. NetBloomberg; FILE PHOTO - 478 words
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293 1998-11-11 21 It says best way to sway shareholders is to improve profit Bloomberg [HARRISBURG, Pennsylvania] AMP Inc said it's ending its effort to persuade Pennsylvania legislators to pass a bill aimed at thwarting Allied Signal's US$9.B billion (5516.2 billion) hostile takeover attempt.Bloomberg - 293 words
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430 1998-11-11 21 Bloomberg [MINNEAPOLIS] One of Dell Computer Corp's biggest fans is getting nervous about what he sees as slowing growth at the No 1 direct seller of personal computers. Piper Jaffray analyst Ashok Kumar said in a report to investors on Monday thatBloomberg - 430 words
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Article, Illustration337 1998-11-11 22 Lippo Bank purchase expected to boost Commercial Bank's business in Asia Bloomberg (SAN FRANCISCO) James Riady, the Indonesian businessman whose family controls the Lippo Group of financial companies, has sold the group's California bank to Commercial Bank of San Francisco for US$l5.9Bloomberg; FILE PHOTO - 337 words
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414 1998-11-11 22 Resignation follows last week's shakeup at the top Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Salomon Smith Barney Inc's global head of equities, Steven Black, quit last Friday in another top management change at the Citigroup Inc unit that had a US$l.33 billion (552.2 billion) third-quarter tradingBloomberg - 414 words
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132 1998-11-11 22 Bloomberg [HONGKONG] HSBC Holdings pic's Hongkong Bank denied a report it is curtailing lending because it is preparing to bail out another bank. HSBC spokesman Gareth Hewitt said that while lending has slowed, it is not in preparation for a rescue package. "The trendsBloomberg - 132 words
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435 1998-11-11 22 Regulation, aversion to risk giving them an edge; profits np Bloom berg [MELBOURNE] Australia's biggest banks are showing global rivals a clean pair of heels. National Australia Bank just posted its sixth straight record profit, Westpac Banking expects an 8 per cent increase in earningsBloom berg - 435 words
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277 1998-11-11 22 Reuters [SINGAPORE) Fund managers in the Asia Pacific region polled by Merrill Lynch and Gallup chose the euro, the Singapore dollar and the US dollar as their most favoured currencies over the next 12 months. The survey, made available to Reuters yesterday, showedReuters - 277 words
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172 1998-11-11 22 Bob Butcher, Jardine Fleming - Report MSCI Singapore Index Bob Butcher, Jardine Fleming THK weight of falling regional markets and lower local property shares pulled the MSCI Singapore Index futures through the support levels. The lead month November contract opened lower and attempted to fill the gap from the previous172 words
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174 1998-11-11 22 Charlie Kuo, Refco Singapore - MSCI Taiwan futures Charlie Kuo, Refco Singapore THE Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures contract tumbled amid persistent con cerns over corporate financial troubles. Some company executives or controlling shareholders issued bounced cheques, sparking worries about the cash flow of the companies they are174 words
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276 1998-11-11 22 ENERGY REPORT Reuters [LONDON] Opec oil producers were back to square one yesterday in their bid to revive export revenues after another slump on international markets took oil prices dangerously close to this summer's 10-year lows. Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries members haveReuters - 276 words
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Article287 1998-11-11 22 AFP Bloomberg New York THE US dollar dropped slightly against most European currencies amid profittaking here early yesterday but continued to rise against the yen. Around 1515 GMT, the dollar traded at 122.50 yen as compared to 121.80 late Monday; 1.6830 German marks against 1.6885; 5.6461 French francsAFP; Bloomberg - 287 words
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Article, Illustration1262 1998-11-11 22 MTERBAMK CROSS RATES Sovio AS c; »ib ECU Ftr Pw MK$ UK tupiah Yw Wo* BK HZS Pafc ts Peso S$ *mi Mr IT} til Hmi UtS Australia 0.965 6.178 0.539 3.553 1.059 4.859 26.543 51.476 0.769 8.263 2.385 1186 36.020 25.769 1041 1528 0.876 20.578 23J33 0J78 069 Canada1,262 words
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Article1818 1998-11-11 23 SICOM FUTURES Nov 10 RUBBER (futures dosinq it S.30pn) RSS1 CONTRACTS ctfttsA?) CIom Volume Open Month Law Sett (tonaei) Interest D« 98 116.00 450 J*n 99 117.00 tl50 Feb 99 119.OO 875 Mar 99 120.75 1175 Apr/Jun 99 125.25 3150 Jul/Sep 99 129.25 150 Oct/Oec 99 132.75 RSS1,818 words
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Article2338 1998-11-11 23 LOflPOM Industrials 10 Pence 31 Group 7 519 400 -0.600 AB Ports 289.000 1.000 Abbey National 1124.000 -1.000 Allied Domecq S16.000 -1.000 Allied Zurich 675 000 -28.400 Am«c 157.000 4.400 Asda Group 161.000 -4.000 BAT Ind 485.000 4.000 BG Pic 402.000 -4 400 8ICC 57.000 unch BOC2,338 words
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Article1654 1998-11-11 23 Bloomberg Q Nikkei 22S -8145 JAPANESE stocks fell yesterday as investors doubted the government's next set of economic stimulus measures can pull the economy out of its worst slump in half a century. Shiseido Co, the nation's biggest cosmetics maker, and Komatsu Ltd, the world's secondbiggest construction equipment maker,Bloomberg - 1,654 words
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Article, Illustration1509 1998-11-11 24 AFP Q Hang Seng -130.60 HONGKONG share prices fell 1.3 per cent yesterday in the fourth day of decline as investors locked away profits on recent strong gains amid an absence of fresh incentives to buy, dealers said. "It is a reasonable correction following recent strong gains," said BenAFP - 1,509 words
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Article, Illustration645 1998-11-11 24 AFP Reuters P} Shenzhen B Index *0.03 SHENZHEN'S hard currency B shares ended barely higher yesterday in thin, directionless trade dominated by retail investors, as weak Hongkong stocks kept institutions on the sidelines, analysts said. The B Share Index edged up 0.03 point, or 0.05 per cent, to 64.02AFP; Reuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 645 words
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Article380 1998-11-11 24 AFP QWP Index -145J0 TAIWAN share prices ended down 2.1 per cent yesterday as sentiment was dampened by reports that a local business leader was facing financial problems, dealers said. The Taiwan Stock Exchange Weighted Price Index dropped 145.10 points to 6,812.30. "Ho Shi-fong's financial troubles sent the marketAFP - 380 words
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Article, Illustration720 1998-11-11 24 AFP PCmnpoate Index -7.09 INDONESIAN share prices slumped 1.9 per cent yesterday as tension heightened on the first day of a bitterly-con-tested session of the the country's People's Consultative Assembly, brokers said. "The market was a little bit nervous in the afternoon session following news about student demonstrations inAFP - 720 words
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Article, Illustration775 1998-11-11 24 AFP Q SET Intel -27.23 THAI share prices plunged 7.5 per cent yesterday in across-the-board profit-tak-ing led by the bank and finance sectors following last week's gains, analysts said. Prices moved sharply lower in line with regional markets, with foreign investors selling out positions amid a strengthening of theAFP - 775 words
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Article317 1998-11-11 24 AFP £3 Manila -75.41 PHILIPPINE share prices fell 4.4 per cent yesterday as investors locked in profits for the second straight day following recent strong gains, analysts said. The Philippine Stock Exchange Composite Index fell 75.41 points to close at 1,637.10. Turnover fell to 2 billion shares worth 2.07AFP - 317 words
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Article438 1998-11-11 24 AFP n Composite Index -2L21 SOUTH Korean share prices plunged 5 per cent yesterday amid an active sell-off by foreign investors against the backdrop of the weakening yen, dealers said. They said the dollar was expected to hold on to its gains on expectations of a solid performance byAFP - 438 words
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Article592 1998-11-11 24 AFP fl All Ordinaries -6.7 AUSTRALIAN share prices fell 0.2 per cent yesterday, led down largely by a slip on Wall Street overnight, brokers said. The Australian Stock Exchange's key All Ordinaries Index closed 6.7 points lower at 2,682.4. National turnover totalled 338.83 million shares worth A 51.12 billion.AFP - 592 words
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Article259 1998-11-11 24 AFP NEW Zealand shares closed 1.1 per cent lower yesterday, taking a breather from a recent run higher after a weaker close overnight on Wall Street. The NZSE-40 Index fell 21.32 points to 2,007.41 on turnover worth NZ$llO.7 million. AFP Mi to OOO) ANZ Banning 11.60 O K) 4396AFP - 259 words
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Article8803 1998-11-11 25 INDUSTRIALS CMKmtf presets 1998 Last VoI Day Nat Cap Hlqh Law Company »a<a OOO Hlqh L»w P/C $m« 310 170 Apnomota 265 -5 5 269 263 14.6 107.4 148 35 Anqkasa 67.5 -0.5 199 69 63.5 99.5 290 123 Apollo Food Hlq 228 -11 U 239 220 7.9 91.2 3888,803 words
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Article, Illustration417 1998-11-11 25 AFP M Composite Index +LB5 MALAYSIAN share prices closed 0.4 per cent higher yesterday after late buying by local institutions reversed earlier losses due to profit-taking, dealers said. The Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange's Composite Index rose 1.85 points to finish at 467.54. The lesser SecondAFP - 417 words
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Article2538 1998-11-11 26 BONOS, LOANS WARRANTS m 1998 Last Vol Day Last Ouota Avg High Law Stua Company Sala *or- (OOO) High Low Buyar Sailor Prlco 20.5 3 3160 *Acar ******1USS US 12.S -1.5 154 14 12 12 12.5 95 4.5 3164 Acma ******4 17.5 -1 643 18 16.5 17 17.5 19 31612,538 words
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187 1998-11-11 26 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH By] R Sivanithy AFTER a massive rally recently, interest seems to be tapering off in the Acma warrant. The company has said it did not know why there should be such heightened interest and by now. most market players are convinced that the187 words
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Article225 1998-11-11 26 HONGKONG STOCKS Gf Cr ,998 LMt Vol Day Last Ouot. M Mo VM M M Cap High Law Mm Company Sm COOP) High Low Buyar Sa6ar Cw P/C $m* 400 250 5123 CDU2000)MK 400 8.0 2.4 2.0 20.5 7744.7 5124 Cathay P»c 20c HK_. 720 265.0 2.1 7225 words
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Article1190 1998-11-11 27 Cr Of M Wt 1990 Last Val Day Last Ouata Dt* Dt* YM Mat Cap Avg Htgh Law StNo Company S<K COOOI HI* L«r Buyr S«tUf Cvf P/t $m« Mce MANUFACTURING 243 30 2049 AS AutolOc 108 -6 2758 1*4 105 >08 t09 15.0N 7.0 1.4 10.2 123J 1091,190 words
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Article, Illustration341 1998-11-11 28 Stocks Volume Keppel Land 50c 23.402,000 DBS Land 22.434.000 Wing Tai 25c 19,350,000 Keppel Corp 13,206,000 Hotel Prop 12,475,000 SemtoCorpI 25c 10,554,000 *TanChonglnt50c 9,780,000 TACBtIO 200 9,470,000 City Dev 50c 8,101,000 SingTel 15c 7,000,000 Stocks Keppel Corp 42,715,020 City Dev 50c 42,246.792 DBS Land 40,990,978 Keppel LandSOc 36,468,714 OUB Foreign341 words
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Article, Illustration649 1998-11-11 28 R Sivanithy - STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY But some see selling tapering off; possibility also of delayed impact of better-than-expected economic data By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] Despite a better-than-expected set of third-quarter economic numbers, investors in the local stock market yesterday focused on the renewed649 words
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Article73 1998-11-11 28 IS there a conflict of Interests for Morgan Stanley Asia's managing director, John Wadsworth, who is also one of two vice-chairmen of the Hongkong Futures Exchange? This question has arisen because Morgan Stanley compiles the MSCI Hongkong+ Index on which Simex, the Singapore futures exchange, will73 words
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Article117 1998-11-11 28 THE Kuala Lumpur rumour mill has it that influential corporate group Malaysian Resources Corporation Bhd (MRCB) is considering selling its stake in Independent power producer Malakoff Bhd in an effort to trim its debt. According to analysts, MRCB's debt is more than one billion Malaysian ringgit (*****.4117 words
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Article52 1998-11-11 28 THE reformasi or reform campaign started by ousted deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim has appeared in the Malaysian courtroom In a very quiet manner. Someone has carved the word on one of the benches in the small courtroom where Anwar currently faces four of the five52 words
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Article124 1998-11-11 28 TELECOMS equipment retailers here have all but given up hope of trying to get customers to part with their money for low-end handphones. They'd rather give away the phones free, on condition that the customers subscribe to the service for at least one year. In the process,124 words
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Article66 1998-11-11 28 MOTORISTS In Hongkong had a field day yesterday when the territory's 3,000 plus electronic parking meters broke down in the morning. As a result, the motorists enjoyed a rare respite from the ever vigilant traffic police, who were instructed not to go after motorists who took advantage of66 words
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Article, Illustration74 1998-11-11 28 Shiv Taneja - -by Shiv Taneja BLUE chip counter CityDev closed 65 cents lower yesterday at $5 on a volume ot 81 million shares, compared with its 10-day average of 4.5 million units. The counter may see something of a technical rebound in the near term, according to its daily RSI74 words
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Article268 1998-11-11 29 mw* ■arW Hi CWT Distribution. 0.455 unch 213 Chuan Hup 0.515 -0.015 461 Cotco Invastmant 0.S2 -0.02 12 FratqMUnk* 0.18 -0.01 21W GBHoldinqs 0.35 -0.09 277 Hal Sun Hup 0.449 -0.025 739 HltacMZaian 0.74 -0.025 1037 IMCHoMfcigt HK 9.60 JayaHoMn«a 0.91 -0.09 74 Jursna Shipyard 6J0 -0.90 23«268 words
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473 1998-11-11 29 Marcus Hand - Excessive delay the reason for firm's withdrawal from Vadha van port project: report By] Marcus Hand [SINGAPORE] P&O Ports has withdrawn from a US$l billion (551.62 billion) port project at Vadhavan in the western Indian state of Maharashtra, according to473 words
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Article, Illustration130 1998-11-11 29 [TONGHAE] The 18,000-tonne Bongrae, chartered by South Korea's Hyundai business group, enters the eastern port of Tonghae yesterday. She is scheduled to ferry some 1,000 South Korean tourists to the North next Wednesday. Hyundai has chartered two cruise ships from Malaysia's Star CruisesAFP - 130 words
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724 1998-11-11 29 Seafarer - STRAIT TALK By\ Seafarer EIGHTEEN years is a long time to have been crying in the wilderness but that is, effectively, what International Maritime Industries Forum (IMIF) chairman Jim Davis has been doing. Last week saw the annual IMIF724 words
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452 1998-11-11 29 Jerzy Farynaki - Those who do not use safe ships will see business suffer, seminar told From Jerzy Farynaki in Sydney CARGO owners will, in the long run, have to be accountable for ship safety, according to a former Australian federal minister for transport452 words
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188 1998-11-11 29 [PETALING JAYA, Klang] Container Terminal Bhd (KCT) and Klang Port Management Sdn Bhd (KPM) launched a new logo, North Port, reflecting their collaborative efforts in promoting a single port concept for the Klang port industry. Launched by Transport Minister Ling Liong Sik here on Monday,188 words
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Article146 1998-11-11 29 Bloomberg [SEOUL] Hanjin Heavy Industries Co, Korea's fifthlargest shipbuilder and heavy machinery maker, said some of its workers launched an indefinite strike yesterday that paralysed a third of the shipbuilder's operations. The strike broke out at two main shipyards in Pusan, Korea's biggest port city, saidBloomberg - 146 words
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Article, Illustration609 1998-11-11 30 QUALITY OF SHIPS Substandard ships can't operate without acquiescence of many parties, says Fincantieri MD ABS Surveyor THE problem of substandard ships is really one of a substandard mentality, according to Fincantieri managing director Saverio Di Macco. "The system enables the problem toABS Surveyor; FILE PHOTO - 609 words
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298 1998-11-11 30 [MILAN] P&O Ports is buying a 32 per cent stake in the company which has the concession to operate a new container terminal in Cagliari on the southern tip of Sardinia. Gruppo Investimenti Portuali has agreed to sell half its 64 per cent298 words
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Article371 1998-11-11 30 PAGE Express T L 14 AsiaOCL 6 6 ANL 3 FoongSun 6 Accord 8 frot4 '2 Ahrenfciel 12 Links 14 Appenship 5 Lil Austral 8 G""*tr«ia 8 Avant 14 Genshgp 12 B'tang Mas 8 Glory Nav 14 BSA 7 HaiSunHup 8 BTL 14 Hanqli 7 Balaji Shpq371 words
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Article17227 1998-11-11 37 THEBUSINESSTIMES THEBUSINESSTIMES EXPORT ETA ETA Advertiser Vessel Voyage Telephone ETA ETA Advertiser Vessel Voyage Telephone SIN Dest'n Njm« Name Number Number SIN Dest'n Name Name Number Number 21*1 06/12 PIL LIBRA AUSTRALIA 443 65 *****3 To ABIDJAN (ABJ) 2003 Cote D'I voire 1/1 WV MOL PS 0 NED17,227 words
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Article803 1998-11-11 43 Vessel Voy No Berth Arrival Departure JlH Nrt Kn» 09T198 J11 alongside 1011/2359 Auka Seraya 4398 J02 alongside 10 n/2000 0t Ham* Jay *****8 J01 alongside W.tl/2000 tt Lestan I *****8 J01 alongside nil/0600 8t Mekar *****8 J01 <1ongside n 11/0600 tt Mustika *****8 J01 alongside n. 11/0600803 words
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Article1809 1998-11-11 43 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Booklnq/BaltiKe Rttls Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Period From To From AUmpyt 2 8304* 12/0700 M »/1500 KVI651 0/T900 W >0/1500 10/1651 10/1900 a M/1700 n/otw ivoioo 2* 10/1700 n/t*s» n/owo n/0700 n/1159 n/MOO 4 n/1200 n/w5i n/iToo kMns won tyoioo1,809 words
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Article210 1998-11-11 43 Nov 11 Belgium: Amistice Day. Canada: Remembrance Day. France: Amistice Day. United States: Veterans Day. Nov 12 Taiwan: Birthday of Dr Sun YatSen.NovlO Brunei: Meraj. Indonesia: Ascension of the Prophet. Nov 22. Mexico: Revolution Day. Nov 23 Japan: Labour Thanksgiving Day. Nov 26 United States: Thanskgiving Day. Nov210 words
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Article799 1998-11-11 43 THIS report, compiled by Cockett Marine OU Ltd. •how* price ranees In US dollar* instead of I ingle price* for a more comprehensive description at the market Price* shown are baaed on average-sixed stem Market movements are Indicated The Cockett Bun ker Price Index change and799 words
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Article486 1998-11-11 43 Carton 180 Max 993.2 0.7 16.0 0.08 59 0.05 »o* 5 Density Water InMw Ash Aluminium Sediment No above E25 1 0 i 0 0 0 TTZ- 380 Ave 986.8 0J 15.3 0.06 31 0.02 bn. 380 Mai 995.1 0.8 19.8 0.12 154 0.07 WW1 %M/M486 words
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Article, Illustration470 1998-11-11 44 PAL chairman to provide rest of capital injection: financial secretary Bloomberg Reuters [MANlLA] Cathay Pacific Airways made a provisional offer to acquire control of Philippine Airlines Inc and has begun to conduct due diligence on the cash- strapped carrier, said Cathay ChairmanBloomberg; Reuters - 470 words
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242 1998-11-11 44 AFP [NEW DELHI] German carmaker Audi has stalled plans to manufacture luxury models in India after New Delhi insisted that most of the components should be made locally, the United News of India reported on Monday. Audi spokesman Jurgen de GraeveAFP - 242 words
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123 1998-11-11 44 AFP [STUTTGART, Germany] Daimler-Benz said that about 98 per cent of its shareholders had accepted the offer to swap their Daimler-Benz shares for those in the new DaimlerChrysler, the company formed by the merger with US carmaker Chrysler. The period during which shareholders couldAFP - 123 words
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Article, Illustration42 1998-11-11 44 [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysians looking at the first prototype automotive engine 'Petronas EOle'. Malaysian state oil company Petroliam Nasional Bhd on Monday unveiled on Monday the country's first domestically-made, working prototype of a car engine aimed for commercial production. REUTERSREUTERS - 42 words
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414 1998-11-11 44 Sept output up 31.4%, sales up 29.2% after 4 months of decline AFP [SHANGHAII China's carmakers, long plagued by a slack market, have seen demand rebound following the government's crackdown on rampant smuggling, the official Shanghai Securities News reported yesterday. After fourAFP - 414 words
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Article, Illustration473 1998-11-11 44 Bloomberg [LONDON] Airbus Industrie may offer Chinese companies a chance to build wings for some of its planes to help it sell aircraft to China, according to British Aerospace pic, a member of the European planemaker. Airbus will probably invite Chinese companiesBloomberg; FILE PHOTO - 473 words
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474 1998-11-11 44 Union pats pressure on management during peak holiday season Bloomberg [CHICAGO] Federal Express pilots began refusing to fly voluntary overtime on Monday, a move designed to increase pressure during the peak holiday shipping season as they try to win a contract with the world's largestBloomberg - 474 words
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Article1829 1998-11-11 44 cmr fubit cta fucwt ctd sozoos kso ****** 235? MMi MKN 1920 S***** 2359 LM6381 1920 FabMM SOW 1715 S0990 0130 «30 1W0 Guangzhou PtC CZ351 2035 Amstartam KL0843 0540 S024 2320 H«no< VN741 1310 **742 0905 S032T 0800 K1838 2335 S0175 1835 S0176 1035 CAI731,829 words
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Advertisement19 1998-11-11 29 Substandard ships due to substandard mentality They cannot operate without acquiescence of many parties, says Fincantieri MD. Page 219 words
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Advertisement76 1998-11-11 29 Cathay makes initial offer for stake in PAL PAL chairman to provide rest of capital injection: financial secretary. Back Page fl n r 121E53 m "J! r Any Destination, Any Time. Sailing schedules to the Americas £v mo re. 2 4 hours a day in th e S hipping Gui76 words
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