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Title Section14 1998-11-25 1 MITA(P) 110/12/97 X 8 THE BUSINESS TIMES SINGAPORE Internet: http://business-times.asial.com.sg/ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 199814 words
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Article61 1998-11-25 1 Dm MUM (+35.96) mm vr-ai U «J3 (+15.05) visDßcinmnDß U 212J2 (+7.67) STOCK HAIXET DOMES Tuesday Change KLSECOMP *mu NIKKEI 16,164.64 +J84.7# HANOSENO *****71 +337.18 SET INDEX 383.66 471 JAKARTA OOMP —426.08 -411 MANILA COMP _UML2§ +S8.99 TAIPEI WPI 7,4J6u84_+U3J* SEOULCOUP 460.78 *483 CLSA CHINA B _>jia33 AUST61 words
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Article76 1998-11-25 1 ran inn uss ss USS IJ38 £(US$/SS per 1.662 17M DM 1.798 MM YKN IflJ IJ47* *M JJW a.ai iKS 7.744 «L2I2 MfT KZi IH6 MJHAH 0Q22 'SttolOCmUtj St to mrnUts- FUME IATBS SINGAPORE* 666 KUALA LUMPUR UJO JAKARTA BjM BANGKOK 14.75 MANILA 31M HONGKONG 16.26 TMPH BlM SYDNEY76 words
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1288 1998-11-25 1 Anna Teo - 6 percentage points of 10-point CPF cut to come from ordinary account By Anna Teo (SINGAPORE] Businesses will get a 10 per cent corporate tax rebate for Year of Assessment 1999 on top of a 10-point cut in CPF contributions for two years from1,288 words
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Article, Illustration618 1998-11-25 1 Wong Wei Kong - Wong Wei Kong [SINGAPORE] Retail investors yesterday snapped up $10 million of bonds offered by Jurong Town Corporation in 90 minutes, a response which took the statutory board by surprise. Investors turned up at the three Citibank branches sellingCHRISTOPHER LOH - 618 words
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273 1998-11-25 1 R Sivanithy - Locally, Sesdaq leads the way with hi-tech counters rising AJB% By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] The rehabilitation of Asian equities continued yesterday, fuelled by an overnight record on Wall Street and hefty rallies in Japan and Hongkong. Here, small-cap electronics stocks traded mainly on Sesdaq273 words
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404 1998-11-25 1 Ven Sreenivasan - By Ven Sreenivasan BUSINESSES should be pleased with the size and substance of the cost-cutting package unveiled by the government yesterday, according to analysts. Most of the analysts polled by BT said they were surprised by the magnitude of the cuts,404 words
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Advertisement117 1998-11-25 1 «hpb Pacific Ictanwt IPO Pacific Internet will make an initial public offer of its shares in the US to raise USs32.sm to USs37.sm, Pf 21 flMNTflftk The US economy grew at a slower-than-expected pace in the third quarter in the government's latest revisions, and corporate profits faltered, putting in the117 words
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Advertisement33 1998-11-25 1 Market reports, Pg 26-30 Singapore's 50 most promising, private firms will receive the A Enterprise 50 award today. J BT profiles the winners in a supplement tomorrow. FREE with your copy of BT.33 words
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Advertisement102 1998-11-25 1 Mora reports Commentary; Companies carVt rea*y ask for more, Py 2 ■JTC, HOB rent cuts, Pg 2 Substantial tax rebates tor companies, Pg 4 ■Text of BG Lee's speech, Pg 6 A 7 The sensation of time CONCORD. Watchmakers Since 1908 CONCORD swiss VENETO™ Time as a i v. experience...102 words
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PARLIAMENT
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Article, Illustration637 1998-11-25 2 Corinne Kerk - Lower rates to be permanent; rent freeze for two years; 5.5% cap on increase Ity I Corinne Kerk LKSSEES and tenants of industrial land, factories and commercial properties owned by Jurong Town Corporation and the Housing Development Board (HDB) standFILE PHOTO - 637 words
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368 1998-11-25 2 Christopher Tan - By< Christopher Tan ALL things remaining equal, car buyers could save about $2,000 on a model like the Toyota Corolla and $5,000 for the Mercedes E2OO, while a transport operator like Comfort Group is likely to save some $1.8 million a year. And going368 words
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Article, Illustration789 1998-11-25 2 Patrick Daniel - COMMENTARY Even for those making losses, the steep cots will be the closest thing to manna from above By Patrick Daniel IT was quite unfortunate that in the past three weeks, 60 much of the noise on the need for cost cuts was over789 words
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373 1998-11-25 2 Anna Teo - He tells bosses to be realistic and stop calling for more cats By. Anna Teo EMPLOYERS should stop calling for more cuts because a 15 per cent reduction in business costs is "already a significant achievement", labour MP Lim Swee Say said373 words
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392 1998-11-25 2 Carol Eng - levy maid levy stays By Carol Eng THE fcfeign worker levy for both-skilled and unskilled workers will be cut, with workers slashed across the board to $30 from < SlOQjjaid Deputy Prime istep-Lee Hsien Loong j —rtir day, TT W«i tTJhis is the392 words
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Article354 1998-11-25 2 David Boey - Telco gets TAS nod for cost-cutting measures By] David Boey SINGAPORE Telecom subscribers stand to save a total of $340 million from telecommunication charges a year, after a slew of rate reductions and discount schemes for telephone services take effect from next year. In a354 words
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236 1998-11-25 2 HOUSEHOLDS and businesses will pay less for their electricity when the government's cost-cutting measures take effect on Jan 1 next year. Deputy Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said in Parliament yesterday that Singapore Power (SP) will increase the rebate on electricity tariffs from236 words
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246 1998-11-25 4 PORT users could save up to $32 million yearly, thanks to the business cost reduction package unveiled yesterday by the government. Contained in the package is an extension of the 20 per cent concession on port dues for containerships and harbour craft246 words
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Article, Illustration535 1998-11-25 4 David Boey - These include 10% rebate for corporate income for' 99 assessment year By\ David Boey CORPORATE taxpayers can look forward to receiving "substantial tax rebates" from the government as part of a package of measures to help companies tide over hard times. This includesARTHUR LEE - 535 words
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589 1998-11-25 4 Ven Sreenivasan Wong Wei Kong - SNEF, SFCCI also call for senior managers to take deeper wage cats Byy Ven Sreenivasan Wong Wei Kong THE National Trades Union Congress has welcomed the National Wage Council's call for civil servants drawing higher income to take proportionately deeper wage cuts589 words
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Article343 1998-11-25 4 "Rarely do you have the opportunity as you now have to see across-the-board cost cuts. It presents an opportunity for our members to deal with this recession in a very different way by retaining resources and staff you normally would have shed." Philip Overmyer, president of the343 words
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565 1998-11-25 4 Carol Eng - Top civil servants will also get 10% pay cut; Div 111 and IV officers'pay cut 5% By< Carol Eng [SINGAPORE] The annual pay of ministers and top civil servants will be cut by 10 per cent, while those of junior officers at the565 words
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Article, Illustration7133 1998-11-25 6 We reproduce in full the speech by Deputy Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong in Parliament yesterday, giving the government's response to the recommendations of the Committee on Singapore's Competitiveness SINGAPORE is facing its gravest challenge since Independence. As the regional crisis has spreadFILE PHOTO - 7,133 words
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Advertisement41 1998-11-25 4 m W <11 This year's Enterprise 50 awards will be presented to the top 50 privately-held firms on 25 November. Hie Business limes celebrates Singapore's enterprising spirit in a special supplement on Thursday, 26 November, FREE with your copy of BT.41 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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179 1998-11-25 5 OVERSEAS Union Bank yesterday finally cut its prime lending rate by half a point to 6 per cent, in line with the other Big Four banks. It was the last among the five local banking groups to slash its179 words
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NEWS Roundup
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Article49 1998-11-25 5 SENIOR Minister Lee Kuan Yew was discharged by Associate Professor John Wong from the National University Hospital on Monday, the Prime Minister's Office said yesterday. Mr Lee has recovered from his infection and wiU finish off his course of intravenous antibiotics as an outpatient.49 words
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76 1998-11-25 5 VISTA Healthcare Asia and Clinical Laboratory of Singapore are merging their laboratory business to create the largest non-hospital clinical laboratory group here. The new merged entity will be caUed Vista Clinical Laboratories, and is expected to have revenues of $7.3 minion annually. Vista is76 words
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Article66 1998-11-25 5 NORTHWEST Airlines is revamping its World Perks frequent flyer programme as part of its announced aUiance with Continental Airlines. Among the changes: From Dec 6 (subject to regulatory review) World Perks members can earn miles on Continental, Continental Express and Continental Micronesia flights. Most of the changes,66 words
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Article46 1998-11-25 5 KOPITIAM will be opening its third food court on Dec 4 in the newly-refUrbished Plaza Singapura. The $3-mUlion food court will be designed with an "adventure" theme. The 1,754-sq-m food court will have 30 food stalls and can accommodate over 800 diners.46 words
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Article, Illustration408 1998-11-25 5 Marissa Chew - TLI-Asia programme will offer access to consultancy, workshops, research Ky\ Marissa Chew BY the year 2000, logistics companies in Singapore can look to The Logistics Insti-tute-Asia (TLI-Asia) for help in research, consulting and education opportunities. A collaboration between the National University ofLIANHE ZAOBAO - 408 words
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241 1998-11-25 5 Eugene Low - Property, business services lead with $39.5b receipts By. Eugene Low THE service sector's operating receipts rose 14 per cent to $107.3 billion in 1996, compared to $94.3 billion in 1995, a survey by the Singapore Department of Statistics (DOS) has found. Operating receipts241 words
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Article335 1998-11-25 5 Audrey Tan - EYE ON THE ECONOMY Outlook By. Audrey Tan ECONOMIC forecasters expect private consumption to contract 0.6 per cent next year, a survey by Consensus Economics shows. The London-based agency polled 13 financial institutions early this month and found that most expected poor domestic demand to lead335 words
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ASIA'S ECONOMIC SLUMP
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436 1998-11-25 9 Growth in 23 developing countries in region expected to rise to 3.4% in 1199 FT [MANlLA] The worst of the economic crisis seen in Asia over the past 18 months may be over, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has forecast. JungsooFT - 436 words
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465 1998-11-25 9 Walton Morais - It's healthier than peers, with poss NPLs of 4.9%: agency By' Walton Morais [SINGAPORE] International rating agency Fitch IBCA has reaffirmed its adequate C individual rating for Malaysia's Public Bank, according to a statement released yesterday. It also reaffirmed the bank's 2T support rating465 words
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233 1998-11-25 9 AFP [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia's Deputy Finance Minister Wong See Wah said yesterday that exchange controls introduced in September would remain in force despite assertions that their removal would encourage foreign investment. "Those suggesting (foreign direct investment) would increase upon immediate withdrawal of theAFP - 233 words
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Article, Illustration263 1998-11-25 9 Reuters AFP [HONGKONG] Hongkong Financial Secretary Donald Tsang said yesterday the territory could expect a weak economic performance in the next six months despite a pick-up in property and stock markets. "We will continue to see some very conflicting signals inReuters; AFP - 263 words
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498 1998-11-25 9 Even IBJ asks for 600b yen; but analysts say banks acting too slowly AFP (TOKYOI More major Japanese banks put their hands out for public money yesterday and nearly all warned they would slump into the red this year asAFP - 498 words
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378 1998-11-25 11 Cats in sums owed, conversion of debt into equity among proposals made AFP [JAKARTA] The Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin) is asking Japanese creditors to restructure, cut and grant extensions of loan repayments for indebted private companies, the organisation's chairman said yesterday.AFP - 378 words
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225 1998-11-25 11 Plan downscaled to 6 from 12 firms with govt under less pressure to sell AFP [JAKARTA] Indonesia, in agreement with the IMF, will privatise six state firms in the fiscal year ending March, downscaling its plan to sell equity in 12AFP - 225 words
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272 1998-11-25 11 Bloomberg [SEOUL] The South Korean government plans to spend about US$3O billion (5549.1 billion most of its budget for investment projects in 1999 in the first six months of next year to help speed up an economic recovery. "We wantBloomberg - 272 words
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SOUTH-EAST ASIA
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Article, Illustration535 1998-11-25 12 ANWAR'S TRIAL Minister turned over letter accusing ex-deputy premier of sex crimes to police Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia's police chief ordered an investigation into former deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim after one of his cabinet colleagues turned over a letter accusing him of sex crimes,Reuters - 535 words
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578 1998-11-25 12 Shoeb Kagda - Groups seen to be fragmented with internal conflicts From Shoeb Kagda in Jakarta AS thousands of student demonstrators kept up their pressure on the Habibie government by continuing their protest movement into the third straight week, political analysts expressed reservations on their ability578 words
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307 1998-11-25 12 MJAKARTA AFP THE youngest son of former Indonesian president Suharto, Hutomo "Tommy" Mandala Putra, reported to the Attorney General's office here yesterday for a second straight day in connection with a multi-million dollar land scam, reports said. The state Antara news agency said MrAFP - 307 words
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247 1998-11-25 12 KUALA LUMPUR AFP A COALITION of Malaysian opposition parties and nongovernment organisations yesterday denounced the weekend arrest of its chairman and called for him to be either immediately released or charged in court. "We believe that Tlan Chua is being persecuted because he daredAFP - 247 words
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289 1998-11-25 12 JAKARTA Reuters AFP MORE than 2,000 students protested in East Timor's capital yesterday demanding a probe into allegations of a massacre of up to SO people in the disputed territory. Witnesses in the capital Dili said students occupying the local Parliament building wereReuters; AFP - 289 words
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378 1998-11-25 12 SINGAPORE Sliq suggestion as myth The Straits Tima PRESIDENT Habibie's special adviser yesterday dismissed the "myth" that the Indonesian military is the only force holding the country together. Replying to a question on whether the country would break up without the armedThe Straits Tima - 378 words
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287 1998-11-25 12 KUALA LUMPUR AFP MALAYSIAN Information Minister Mohamed Rahmat has blamed the US for stirring up the latest unrest in Indonesia, newspapers reported yesterday. "We are surprised that the problems in Indonesia have suddenly taken a turn for the worse sifter (US Vice-Presi-dentAFP - 287 words
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CHINA HONGKONG TAIWAN
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462 1998-11-25 14 BEIJING But economists warn *99 could see downturn if funds are drawn to other Asian nations Reuters CHINA'S foreign direct investment edged up in the first 10 months of this year, buoyed by rising investment from Western countries, the trade ministryReuters - 462 words
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389 1998-11-25 14 BEIJING But it does not insist on formal support for 'three no's'policy AFP CHINA demanded yesterday that Japan honour its commitments on Taiwan but did not insist that Tokyo formally supports its "three no's" policy during Chinese President Jiang Zemin's upcoming stateAFP - 389 words
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Article, Illustration94 1998-11-25 14 [BEIJING] Despite inviting signs welcoming shoppers, most shops remained empty or closed in one of Beijing's newest and most modern shopping and business complexes yesterday. Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji, however, has said China can achieve its economic growth target and ensure a smooth reformAFP - 94 words
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165 1998-11-25 14 BEIJING AFP CHINA is likely to introduce its contentious fuel tax, aimed at replacing a slew of fees imposed on car owners, in January, a newspaper reported yesterday. "There is hope that the reform to convert fees on cars into taxesAFP - 165 words
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354 1998-11-25 14 BEIJING Institution may be set np next year to manage risky assets Reuters CHINA is considering the possibility of securitising loans of its commercial banks to reduce bad debts, the Financial News said yesterday. A two-day seminar on the subject wasReuters - 354 words
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285 1998-11-25 14 SHANGHAI Reuters CHINA should increase gold reserves to help diversify the nation's foreign exchange holdings, the official Financial News said yesterday. China's gold reserves stood at 12.67 million ounces at the end of September, unchanged from the end of last year, officialReuters - 285 words
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235 1998-11-25 14 BEIJING They include mineral resources, services, tourism and shipping AFP CHINA is planning to open up more industries to foreign investment and direct participation. official media reported yesterday. "We want to attract foreign investment in mineral resources and gradually openAFP - 235 words
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249 1998-11-25 14 TAIPEI Bloomberg TAIWAN'S economy grew 4.66 per cent at an annualised rate in the third quarter, the government said, all but insuring that Taiwan this year will post its slowest growth since 1985. Taiwan's gross domestic product the totalBloomberg - 249 words
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ASIA
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273 1998-11-25 15 KATHMANDU Reuters SOUTH Asian nations have agreed to more than double the range of products for preferential trade, in a move towards establishing a free trade area in the region, an official said yesterday. Amit Dasgupta, director at the Kathmandu-based secretariat ofReuters - 273 words
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465 1998-11-25 15 Rajendra Bajpai - Foreign equity participation capped at 26%; life sector liberalised too From Rajendra Bajpai in New Delh i THE Indian government has opened up the insurance sector to foreign companies but capped their equity participation at 26 per cent. The development has been465 words
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Article, Illustration54 1998-11-25 15 [SYDNEY] A man writing a message to a friend who diedfrom Aids on an illuminated board at the annual Candlelight Aids Memorial held over the weekend. The memorial march commemorates the 10 million young people living with HIV/Aids globally and promotes World Aids DayAFP - 54 words
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162 1998-11-25 15 mSEOUL Deregulation aimed at attracting more foreign capital Bloomberg THE South Korean government will allow foreign companies to hold ownership rights for developing mineral resources in Korea as part of efforts to attract more foreign investment. The new regulation is included in a packageBloomberg - 162 words
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353 1998-11-25 15 SEOUL Banks most posh for action or face second crisis,hewarns AFP SOUTH Korean President Kim Dae Jung spelled out a tough policy yesterday against foot-dragging on reform by incorrigible conglomerates, prodding banks to snap into bolder action. "The international communityAFP - 353 words
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160 1998-11-25 15 COLOMBO AFP FOREIGN and local banks in Sri Lanka are resisting government moves to probe account holders with more than 100,000 rupees (552,200) in savings, press reports said yesterday. The influential Banks Association, in a letter to the Inland Revenue DepartmentAFP - 160 words
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394 1998-11-25 15 TOKYO LDP members say sales and income tax cats being negotiated Bloomberg JAPAN'S ruling Liberal Democratic Party and the opposition Liberal Party have started negotiations aimed at reconciling their policies ahead of the launch of a coalition government in January, senior LDPBloomberg - 394 words
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THE WORLD
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477 1998-11-25 16 WASHINGTON Consumption leads growth but weak profits, trade deficit will hurt: economists Bloomberg THE US economy grew at a slower-than-expected pace in the third quarter in the government's latest revisions, and corporate profits faltered, putting in the weakest annual performance inBloomberg - 477 words
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329 1998-11-25 16 NEW YORK Sow's record close on Monday quashed fears of bear market Bloomberg US stocks surged on Monday in a takeover-fuelled rally, propelling the Dow Jones Industrial Average to a record high and quashing fears that the 1990s bull market was over. The DowBloomberg - 329 words
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Article, Illustration61 1998-11-25 16 [FRANKFURT] A share trader gesturing while putting in an order during the morning session at the Frankfurt stock exchange yesterday. European stock markets baulked at prospects of following the Dow's leap to an all-time high, with shares slipping amid concerns they look expensive after weeksREUTERS - 61 words
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209 1998-11-25 16 WASHINGTON Bloomberg US bankruptcy filings rose 5.1 per cent to 1.4 million for the 12 months ended Sept 30 as a surge in personal bankruptcies left filings on a path to break last year's record total. The American Bankruptcy Institute, a non-partisan research group, saidBloomberg - 209 words
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265 1998-11-25 16 LONDON Reuters WORLD economic growth will halve to 1.7 per cent in 1999 from 3.5 per cent this year, with the chance of a global recession significantly higher than at the start of the year, two British think tanks saidReuters - 265 words
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174 1998-11-25 16 MOSCOW AFP Bloomberg A TOP International Monetary Fund mission left Moscow yesterday having refused to extend a fresh financial lifeline to the Russian government which is desperately short of funds. Russian cabinet ministers pressed the IMF team to reschedule repayment of nearlyAFP; Bloomberg - 174 words
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193 1998-11-25 16 ■SAO PAULO Bloomberg J P Morgan Co said Brazil's economy will shrink 4.3 per cent next year, worse than previously expected, because interest rates aren't likely to fall enough to boost growth. The US bank had previously predicted a declineBloomberg - 193 words
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EDITORIAL & OPINION
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Article, Illustration870 1998-11-25 17 Paul Samuelson - THE BOTTOM LOVE OPINION By Paul Samuelson The writer is an economist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. This commentary first appeared in The Los Angeles Times WHILE the US Congress fiddles polemically about President Clinton's personal life, America's Federal Reserve and870 words
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Article78 1998-11-25 17 'I believe that the interest to impeach the president is running out of gas.' Jack Qmnn Republican representative from New York, on the move to impeach United States President Bill Clinton. 'Capital will move anywhere in the world where it can make maximum profit. Money has no78 words
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Article592 1998-11-25 17 EDITORIAL PRESIDENT Bill Clinton's recent foray to East Asia took place amid signs that he was consolidating his standing at home while projecting US power abroad by forcing Iraq's Saddam Hussein to back down on United Nations weapons inspections and advancing efforts to deal with the592 words
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Article, Illustration1183 1998-11-25 17 Wong Poh Kam - ESS Economists View Businesses with the winning edge will be the ones that are able to get or supply the right attention By Wong Poh Kam IT HAS become a cliche to speak of the ascendancy of the information economy, what withFILE PHOTO - 1,183 words
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Article345 1998-11-25 17 Mo rush to privatise THE privatisation of publicly owned companies is usually justified by the need for more efficient and accountable management and for better, more competitive and more courteous service. In theory, the chance to fill the government's coffers is an incidental bonus... In practice,345 words
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EXECUTIVE LIFESTYLE
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Article, Illustration969 1998-11-25 18 MICHELLE FAY CORTEZ - iiwcBBLLB fat ooeib finds big drug makers muscling in on the action as > disenchanted baby boomers turn increasingly to herbal medicine MICHELLE FAY CORTEZ Bloomberg OWERHOUSE pharmaceutical companies are shaking up the multibillion-dollar herbal remedy market, lending their technology, their brand names 'andBloomberg; FILE PHOTO - 969 words
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338 1998-11-25 18 Sugar's not-so-sweet side it could age you HEALTH Reuters [WASHINGTON] Rats that eat high levels of a natural sugar known as fructose seem to age faster than other rats and the same could be true for people who eat too much sweet junk food, Israeli researchers said on Monday. Fructose,Reuters - 338 words
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Advertisement97 1998-11-25 19 24-hour Coffee House Ist floor The CHicken Rice Capital Of The World > <** 335 Orchard Road. Singapore *****7. Tel: 737 AAII TVmrs>*y, Z6H\ Th*HV*flivi»vfl feu£PeV Creom o< Pumpkin Soup with Honey. Carved Roost Turfcey with Homemade Stuffing. Ice Chilled Oyster*. Prowns Baby lobster. Deep Ron Apple Cinnamon Pie. 3297 words
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Miscellaneous757 1998-11-25 19 TVVRADIO 8.00 showbuzz Prte»u 9.00 Talking Point. PM Response TV. 2-30 PM TV Innovations. 9.30 Buffy The Vampire TV Innovations. 4.00 Kidz Blitz: Sesame Slayer Ted. 4.00 Littlest Pet Shop. Street. 10.30 News 5 Tonight (in- i m Saltv's Lighthouse V 5,00 Rj?, U^s?^f aniCSFOr F? din il r Hi757 words
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Miscellaneous145 1998-11-25 19 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD 26 Evangelist enthusiastic? Not very (8) be disciplined (9) YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION 8 One digging for plate (8) Idlollleßclolnltlelsltlalnltl uwrf 13 Tense supporter of high- M Mil Ml M"'IMB IM I W 1 1 2 Add some fizz taking a wire act (9) long time, note (6) 14 After145 words
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Article, Illustration688 1998-11-25 20 TOH HAN SHIH - Internet billing starts here in January. For customers, the service opens windows for further transactions and flexible payment packages; for businesses, it yields new revenue streams and cost savings, says tob ham sam TOH HAN SHIH INTERNET billing, soon to be launched in Singapore, willSource: NETS - 688 words
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Article, Illustration399 1998-11-25 20 Raju Chellam - Candle bullish about Asian growth with new Net-based solutions By\ Raju Chellam [SINGAPORE] One of America's leading independent developers of software solutions for networked businesses, Candle Corp, plans to invest about US$25 million (5540.9 million) over the next couple of years in399 words
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Article81 1998-11-25 20 LOOKING for a word? Can't think what some long words mean? One Look Dictionaries may well offer the answer. The site says it has indexed 2,052,658 words in 418 dictionaries from around the Net and all it takes is to enter the word and click81 words
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70 1998-11-25 20 THE World Chambers Network has just launched a new online service called e-Club. It is designed to help members with compatible business interests to find each other on the Web. Investors can find investment opportunities, and companies can find investors and potential markets. All the70 words
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Article, Illustration82 1998-11-25 20 IF you are looking for style, then look no further than your desktop. Just go to www.stylesurfers.aMn.Bg. Style Surfers offers information on local fashion, music, food, health, cosmetics, people, and parties for the discerning Net-surfers out there. A special features section also offers advice on82 words
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Article58 1998-11-25 20 IF you are creating a Web site ft* your company or just having fUn building a small homepage for yourself, then browse through "Web Wonk". It offers useful tips on subjects such as spelling in cyberspace, the use of images and colours, and how to set up your58 words
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Article51 1998-11-25 20 IN these times of recession and retrenchment, job-hunting can be difficult You can now do some of your leg-work online at the "Singapore Job and Employment Jobßank". The site offers openings in eight different categories and currently has 37 companies with openings advertised. Job hunt at:51 words
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56 1998-11-25 20 CULTURE Is never fat away on the Net. The Victoria and Albert Museum—the largest museum of the decorative arts in the world has its own Web site at www.vam ac.uk The extensive site offers a mixture of interactive exhibitions and general information about the56 words
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Article79 1998-11-25 20 Justyn Olby - OomgSMLbf, Justyn Olby IF you enjoy a round of golf, or you're a fanatic supporter of the game, you can putt around GoifWeb. The site bills itself as "everything golf on the World Wide Web" and it certainly tries to live up to its tagline. The79 words
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Advertisement316 1998-11-25 20 (©e-business tools I I COMPETITIVE. ThinkPad 380Z All-in-one integrated PC 300GL microtower Intel* Celeron'" TFT Rat Panel Monitor 15" TFT LCD design Pentium' II processor 233 MHz, processor 300 A MHz. 32M8 SDRAM. Monitor. VGA. SVGA. XGA. 1024 x 768 lAIf% I I I I IVI 32 MB RAM, 13.3"316 words
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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353 1998-11-25 21 Jennifer Lien - Gains fuelled by liquidity, positive US news; longer-term uncertain: analysts By, Jennifer Lien {SINGAPORE) Electronics stocks continued their surge yesterday, as rotational interest drove investors into the relatively-undervalued sector. The SES Electronics Index soared 4.27 points, or 4.8 cent, to 93.39 points353 words
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Article, Illustration288 1998-11-25 21 Siow Li Sen - Rival contract on HKFE sees 29% rise in turnover By\ Siow Li Sen [SINGAPORE] Helped by Wall Street's strong overnight performance, volume in the Hongkong stock index futures contract, the Singapore International Monetary Exchange's latest baby, jumped 41 perFILE PHOTO - 288 words
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Article, Illustration229 1998-11-25 21 David Boey - Ny David Boey SPURRED by the Stock Exchange of Thailand's (SET) rally, shares of mainboardlisted Thai telecommunications company Total Access Communications (TAC) has gained close to US$l, or 66 per cent, in intraday trading since last Thursday. Until last Thursday, TACSource: Bloomberg - 229 words
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664 1998-11-25 21 Louis Beckerling - HOCK LOCK SXEW Louis Beckerling THE sea change in the investment mood on the Singapore market since the end of September is reflected in the relative price performance of ST Engineering. Defence-related and defensive by appeal as far as investors are664 words
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452 1998-11-25 21 Conrad Raj - Offer to be priced at up to US$l5; parent SCI shares surge Byi Conrad Raj [SINGAPORE] Pacific Internet. Singapore's largest Internet service provider, will make an initial public offer of its shares in the US to raise U5532.5 million to452 words
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158 1998-11-25 21 (SINGAPORE) Progen Holdings and Datapulse Technology announced yesterday share placements to raise funds for working capital and for business expansion. Progen said that it plans to place out 11.9 million new shares at $0.45 each through Lum Chang Securities to raise about158 words
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REGIONAL COMPANIES
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337 1998-11-25 22 Bloomberg [HONGKONG) China Everbright Ltd said yesterday it has sold a third of its holdings in China Telecom (HK) Ltd for HK$B3B million (*****.2 million) to reduce debt. Hongkong-listed China Everbright, a China-backed investment company, sold 57.25 million China Telecom shares in theBloomberg - 337 words
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Article244 1998-11-25 22 Bloomberg [TOKYO) Daihatsu Motor Co, a Tojrota unit, said half-year profit tumbled 43 per cent as recession crimped sales of its smaH cars and trucks. Parent net profit at the maker of Terios cars fell to 1.9 billi<sn yen (Ss26 million), or 4.48 yen perBloomberg - 244 words
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Article, Illustration442 1998-11-25 22 Ang Wan May - Group aims to take 100% stake or secure management rights with 20% interest liy Ang Wan May [SINGAPORE] CDL Hotels International is looking for hotel acquisitions in Seoul, Tokyo and Bangkok to grow its portfolio of 66 hotels. The group intends to acquire aSIEW YAW HOONG - 442 words
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Article204 1998-11-25 22 [SINGAPORE! Low Keng Huat has bought a 75 per cent interest in Pyline Pte Ltd for the purpose of acquiring Melbourne's Heritage Hotel for As 34 million (5535.6 million) cash. The stake, comprising 750 ordinary shares of $1 each fully paid at par for204 words
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196 1998-11-25 22 Bloomberg [KUALA LUMPURI Thailand's Siam Syntech Construction pic, a major shareholder of Malaysia's Plantation Development Corp, is seeking a waiver from its obligation to guarantee the plantation and property company's future profits. Siam Syntech, a construction company, which owns 14.8 per cent ofBloomberg - 196 words
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269 1998-11-25 22 [SINGAPORE] Hotel Equatorial Pte Ltd (HEPL), a whollyowned subsidiary of Lim Kah Ngam (LKN), is throwing in the towel after being slapped with a judgement on its debts. LKN said HEPL's directors decided to liquidate the company by way of a creditors' voluntary269 words
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329 1998-11-25 22 Al Labita - From. Al Labita in Manila HONGKONG-listed First Pacific Co Ltd yesterday took over the Philippines' largest telecoms firm after acquiring a 17.2 per cent stake for a hefty 29.7 billion pesos (Ssl.2 billion). "This is now our largest single long-term329 words
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749 1998-11-25 23 AOL-METSCAPE DEAL Its side deal with Son will help it take on Microsoft in the desktop arena NYT [NEW YORK] America Online Inc (AOL) wants to become the "next Microsoft" in two promising informationage fields where Microsoft Corp is just anotherNYT - 749 words
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Article, Illustration648 1998-11-25 23 Move aims at filling gap in group's global operations: Murdoch Reuters [LONDON] Media mogul Rupert Murdoch on Monday raised News Corp's flag in mainland Europe, taking aim at the Italian pay-TV market as part of a push toReuters; REUTERS - 648 words
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COMPANY Briefs
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83 1998-11-25 23 Bloomberg [PARIS] Thomson CSF, Europe's largest defence-electronics company, said it expects to reap about 2 billion French francs (*****.4 million) from a South African contract under which it will furnish combat-management systems for four boats and three submarines. A company spokesman said South Africa'sBloomberg - 83 words
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60 1998-11-25 23 Dow-Jones [TOKYO] Standard Poor's said yesterday it has assigned a single-A long-term issuer credit rating to Fuji Xerox Co. S&P added that the rating outlook is stable. The rating reflects the company's leading position in the office copier and printer market in JapanDow-Jones - 60 words
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90 1998-11-25 23 Bloomberg [TURIN] Giovanni Agnelli Co, the Agnelli family holding company which controls carmaker Fiat, said it will increase its capital by more than 20 per cent and sell a bond to buy common shares at Ifi SpA, another family-controlled company. Agnelli Co said it willBloomberg - 90 words
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54 1998-11-25 23 Bloomberg [TOKYO] Asahi Glass will buy all outstanding shares of a Japanese joint venture formed with Imperial Chemical Industries of the UK. The joint venture, Asahi ICI Fluoropolymers, is now equally owned by the two companies. The company, established in 1981 in Tokyo,Bloomberg - 54 words
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305 1998-11-25 23 USsBm paid will help Versaware buy rights, build stock Bloomberg [JERUSALEM] Nomura Securities Co's European subsidiary paid US$B million for an 11 per cent stake in Versaware Technologies Inc, which is trying to establish itself as an electronic publisher on the Internet. TheBloomberg - 305 words
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246 1998-11-25 23 Bloomberg [BRUSSELS) AT&T and British Telecom are likely to face up to four more months of European Union scrutiny of their global joint venture, a senior EU official said, signalling serious antitrust concerns. The in-depth probe means the No 1 US andBloomberg - 246 words
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244 1998-11-25 23 AFP [TOKYO] Japan's Sanyo Securities Co Ltd, which filed for court protection from its creditors last year, is in talks to sell its assets and liquidate itself, officials said yesterday. Sanyo is expected to sell its assets to Osaka-based securities house, NCS Securities Co Ltd,AFP - 244 words
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381 1998-11-25 23 UK group sees little hope for better fall-year showing Reuters [LONDON] British music giant EMI Group pic posted a sharp drop in first-half profits yesterday and held out little hope for full-year improvement due to weak global markets outside theReuters - 381 words
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Article, Illustration597 1998-11-25 24 DEUTSCHE-BANKERS TRUST MERGER Deal closes in 4-5 months; financing for the takeover not yet finalised Reuters Bloomberg [FRANKFURT] Deutsche Bank AG said yesterday that its planned acquisition of Bankers Trust would entail layoffs in New York and London and that it expectedReuters; Bloomberg; AFP - 597 words
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230 1998-11-25 24 Bloomberg pPOKYOI Sumitomo Trust and Banking Co was expected yesterday to slash its profit forecast and ask for billions of yen in government aid, as it led off a final day of grim earnings reports by Japan's biggest lenders. Last week, seven of nineBloomberg - 230 words
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275 1998-11-25 24 Japan bank, buyer Fleet Financial mum on sale price Bridge News [HONGKONG] Sources close to Sanwa Bank have indicated that the bank received close to the US$7OO million (551.14 billion) to US$75O million figure being discussed in the market forBridge News - 275 words
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294 1998-11-25 24 Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Dean Witter, Discover Co on Monday won dismissal of a lawsuit by investors who said its brokerage arm, Dean Witter Reynolds, fraudulently promoted risky, high-fee funds that trade futures contracts. New York State Supreme Court Judge Charles Ramos last week threw outBloomberg - 294 words
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209 1998-11-25 24 Bloomberg [SYDNEY] HSBC Australia, a unit of London-based HSBC Group, has launched a discount stockbroking service charging as little as As2B (5529.3) a trade. The bank said yesterday the service would be the first in Australia to allow clients to place orders for shares directlyBloomberg - 209 words
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Article214 1998-11-25 24 Bob Butcher, Jardine Fleming - Report MSCI Singapore Index Bob Butcher, Jardine Fleming THE rally continued on Simex yesterday as the MSCI Singapore Index Futures again made new highs. Lucky traders who bought the November contract on the open at 211.50 were also buying the day's low. The market pushed relentlessly214 words
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140 1998-11-25 24 Perry Gilbert - MSd Taiwan futures Perry Gilbert THE Simex MSCI Taiwan Index futures moved sharply higher over the session, buoyed by a very strong rise in the US equity markets across the board. Sentiment in all Asian markets remains positive with Taiwan in particular looking bullish.140 words
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301 1998-11-25 24 ENERGY REPORT Reuters [LONDON] World oil prices stayed in the bargain basement yesterday as the United Nations broadly agreed on another round of Iraqi oil sales and the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries seemed powerless to reverse the current slump. At 1319 GMT,Reuters - 301 words
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Article268 1998-11-25 24 AFP AFX-Asia London THE dollar fell back against major currencies in afternoon trade, mirroring the profit-taking on Wall Street after its record gains on Monday, dealers said. They said the downward move on Wall Street was largely technical, as some investors squared their positions ahead of the extendedAFP; AFX-Asia - 268 words
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Article, Illustration1219 1998-11-25 24 IHTERBAUK CROSS KATES Nov24 *L_2__!5LJ2L—£L_fiLJKJtiL!LfiS!S-J5LJ£L—5LJ£SL!LZHL-J!-ifi--2!LJ2L«iSL225LJ3 55S a«9l 6.178 0555 3261 1.091 4.941 Z7.W7 48.432 0.777 7.990 2.411 L200 ***** 2528 1047 IMS 0.9012&7I6 ***** 02S7 02* C""* tOOt 5.349 0.559 1693 iW 4.991 *****4M56 MM ION 2.449 12*34J44 255J7 1056 H77 0.*****.947 ***** 0J90 0445 CMM 0.189 0.187 0.105 0.6901,219 words
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Article1909 1998-11-25 25 81C0M I'UTUKBS Nov24 RUBBER (futures closing ts «t 5.30pm) RSS1 CONTRACTS cents/kg) Closo Votomo Open Month High Low Sott (towns) lirtorost Doc 98 110.50 450 Jon 99 111.25 550 Fob 99 113.00 113.00 112.00 300 1075 Mot 99 113.75 1175 Apr/Jon 99 118.25 118.25 118.50 150 2550 Jui/Sop1,909 words
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Article2271 1998-11-25 25 LONOON Mistrials Km 24 fence 31 Group 557.400 4.400 AB Ports 302.000 5.000 Abbey National 1317.000 -23.000 Allied Domecq 526.000 4.400 Allied Zurich 826.000 6.000 AIMC no.400 5.400 Asdi Group 156.000 -1.400 BAT Ind 545.000 7.000 BC Pic 429.400 4.400 BtCC 67.400 -1.600 BOC Group 892.000 -29.0002,271 words
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Article1643 1998-11-25 25 Bloomberg PjjjttdjjS *384.70 JAPAN'S benchmark Nikkei Stock Average surged to a three-month high as Wall Street's record gains fuelled hopes for Sony Corp, Honda Motor Co and other exporters that look to vibrant US sales to offset the recession-bound home market. "Bull markets are contagious," said Alex Muromcew, internationalBloomberg - 1,643 words
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Article, Illustration1564 1998-11-25 26 Reuters AFP yiHangScng +337J8 STOCKS strode to a higher close yesterday with the Hang Seng Index scoring a seven-month high as buoyant overseas markets sent investors on a buying spree, brokers said. The Hang Seng Index gained 337.18 points, or 3.21 per cent, to finish at 10,851.71, close toReuters; AFP - 1,564 words
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Article, Illustration635 1998-11-25 26 Reuters n Shenzhen B Index -028 SHENZHEN'S hard currency B Share Index closed lower yesterday as foreign investors continued to shift funds from the Shenzhen market to rising Hongkong stocks, analysts said. The B Share Index lost 0.28 of a point, or 0.44 per cent, to 61.74 on turnoverReuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 635 words
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Article367 1998-11-25 26 AFP QWP Index *12X58 TAIWAN share prices rose 1.7 per cent yesterday, paced by the technology sector and buoyed by a record-high overnight close on Wall Street, dealers said. The Weighted Price Index rose 123.58 points to 7,435.84, following a 0.7 per cent decline in the previous session. "AAFP - 367 words
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Article274 1998-11-25 26 AFP PI Wellington +9JLS SHARES rose a modest 0.5 per cent yesterday, building a solid base for future rises despite their failure to sustain gains above the psychological 2,000-point barrier. The NZSE-40 Capital Index finished up 9.15 points at 1.995.71 on total turnover of NZ582.78 million. AFP *0*24 W$AFP - 274 words
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Article, Illustration768 1998-11-25 26 AFP n SET Index -&77 THAI stocks ended 1.7 per cent lower yesterday, closing off their highs amid heavy profit-taking led by the banking and finance sectors, analysts said. However, they said interest in property counters and continued foreign buying helped to moderate further falls. "The market fluctuated wildlyAFP - 768 words
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Article429 1998-11-25 26 AFP n Composite Index +&83 SOUTH Korean share prices closed 1.5 per cent higher yesterday, with sentiment buoyed by a strong performance by regional markets after a record-high close on Wall Street, dealers said. The Korea Stock Exchange Composite Index closed up 6.83 points at 460.78, off a highAFP - 429 words
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Article585 1998-11-25 26 AFP |H| An Ordinaries <ttl AUSTRALIAN share prices gained 0.5 per cent yesterday with profit-taking sapping the strong leads from overseas markets, brokers said. The All Ordinaries Index climbed 12.6 points to 2,760.2. National turnover totalled 433.57 million stocks worth NTS1.32 billion. The All Industrials Index rose 20 pointsAFP - 585 words
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Article, Illustration734 1998-11-25 26 AFP n Composite Index -4JI SHARES closed down yesterday, with the index giving up early gains amid profit-tak-ing in most large caps after the previous day's sharp rises, dealers said. They said the fall was moderated by active trade due mainly to renewed interest in banks amid speculation onAFP - 734 words
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Article317 1998-11-25 26 AFP Manila +38.99 PHILIPPINE share prices rose 2 per cent yesterday due to a cut in overnight rates as a record-high close on Wall Street boosted regional mar kets. The Philippine Stock Exchange Composite Index rose 38.99 points to close at 1,961.25. Volume rose to 1.27 billion shares worthAFP - 317 words
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Article9381 1998-11-25 27 INDUSTRIALS C9nproducts >998 Last Vet Day Nat Cap High Law Company Sale '000 Mlg» Law P/t $mH 310 170 Ajinomoto 270 unch 19 277 270 14.9 109.4 148 35 Angkasa 70.5 1 223 71.5 70 104.0 290 123 Apollo Food Hlg 237 1 22 242 236 8.2 94.8 388 1089,381 words
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Article, Illustration444 1998-11-25 27 AFP UJ Composite Index +12.49 SHARE prices closed 2.6 per cent higher yesterday boosted by gains in regional bourses following the rally on Wall Street, dealers said. The Composite Index was up 12.49 points at 489.66 points. The Second Board rose 0.25 of aAFP - 444 words
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Article2656 1998-11-25 28 BONDS, LOANS WARRANTS wt 1998 Last Vol Day Last Quote Avq Hign Low St no Company Sat* ♦of- (OOO) Htqii Law Buyor SoNor Prtca 20.5 3 3160 "Acer W*****1 USS 14.5 *1.5 178 15 14 14 14.5 95 4.5 3164 Acma W*****4 unch 614 18.5 17.5 17.5 18 16 31612,656 words
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Article243 1998-11-25 28 HONGKONG STOCKS Gr Cr 1998 Last Vol Day Last Ouot* CHv Div Yld N«t M Cap High Low Stno Company Sale COOP) High Law Buyer Se«or Cit HZ $mII 400 2SO 5123 COL (2000) HK. 400 8.0 2.4 2.0 20.5 7744.7 5124 Cathay Pac 20c HK.... 720 265.0243 words
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Article186 1998-11-25 28 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH Hu R Sivanithy IN a market as bullish as this one, bad news, it seems, has little or no effect. There's an odd sense of defiance out there which is making investors view pullbacks as buying opportunities often, with increasing gusto.186 words
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6253 1998-11-25 29 Transaction datcj Nov 24 j Gr Or M Wt v#l o» LHl Ouote Dlv 01* YW Net C»» A»g HI* Low tmmm M* COOO) High Lew Buyer Seller *-g $m« Price MULTI-INDUSTRY 1 142 49.5 mt VOOO Acma50c__ 82 IS 2358 87 81.5 826,253 words
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Article1163 1998-11-25 29 Cr Or M Wt Last Vol Day Last Ouott Mv Otv YW Nat Cap At* High Low StNo Com>w Ml rOOO> H» L— —yr Ctir *K %m» MANUFACTURING 243 30 e 2049 'ASAutotOc 131 *2 '0839 142 131 131 132 15.0N 7.0 1.2 12.4 149.6 119 2 il 451,163 words
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Article, Illustration360 1998-11-25 30 Stocks Volume SembCorpI 25c 33,476.000 Brilliant 8c 27,741,000 Uraco HldgslOc 24,893,000 SingTel 15c 17,993,000 SM Summit 10c 16,150,000 ST Capital 25c 16,018,000 Wing Tai 25c 15,954,000 Ultro Tech 15c 14,637,000 MMI Hldgs 10c 14,481,000 Aztech 5c 13,239,000 Stocks SembCorpI 25c 65,397.370 SingTel 15c 49,270,340 SIA Foreign 37,644,710 U08 Foreign 33,016,585360 words
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Article, Illustration636 1998-11-25 30 R Sivanithy - STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY Dow's surge, rises in Hang Seng and Nikkei cited; focus now on electronics stocks, seen lagging the recent rises R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] The recent upward momentum in local stocks continued in full swing yesterday, pushing the Straits Times636 words
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Article65 1998-11-25 30 DANAHARTA, the Malaysian agency in charge of taking over a big chunk of the country's fast-rising non-performing loans, is expected to announce its biggest acquisition of NPLs in the next few weeks. Danaharata may issue zero-coupon bonds worth more than five billion Malaysian ringgit (552.15 billion)65 words
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Article196 1998-11-25 30 SINCE Noordin Sopiee, head of Malaysia's think-tank Institute of Strategic and International Studies, took out a full-page advertisement in the New Straits Times (NST) lambasting US Vice-President A 1 Gore for supporting the reform movement in Malaysia last week, thousands of Malaysians have jumped onto the196 words
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Article94 1998-11-25 30 A COUPLE of months after the death of Princess Diana in August last year, a spate of books on the princess hit the bookstores in Singapore. And many of the books were snapped up by Singapore residents, including British expatriates, still numb with shock over the94 words
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Article104 1998-11-25 30 TITANIC star Leonardo DiCaprio and singer-actress Madonna may be popular with the younger generation but not with collectors. At an auction of Hollywood memorabilia in London yesterday, two costumes worn by DiCaprio in the movie The Man in the Iron Mask sold for less than104 words
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Article, Illustration88 1998-11-25 30 Shiv Taneja - ai>u -by S Shiv Taneja ST Capital closed four cents higher yesterday at 62.5 cents on a volume ol 16 million shares, compared with its 10-day traded average of 4 8 million units The counter is expected to experience some selling pressure in the near term, but this88 words
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Article315 1998-11-25 31 Bridge News Reuters IT was an active start to the week on the tanker market with a flurry of new orders quoted. Rates were little changed in most areas although the sentiment in the Persian Gulf market remained weak and easier rates were seen for Mediterranean Suezmaxes. The cleanBridge News; Reuters - 315 words
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Article301 1998-11-25 31 StS '000 8aal4 HI CWT Distribution 0.49 *0.015 148 ChuanHup 0.55 +0.01 696 Cosco Invastmant 0.535 *0.015 39 FralgM Links 0.205 *0.01 5733 GB Holdings 0.445 unch 173 Hal Sun Hup 0.485 *0.03 1659 HKaChl Zosan 0.715 *0.025 676 IMC Holdings HK 5.60 Jaya Holdings 0.56 -0.035 235301 words
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611 1998-11-25 31 Ruth Wong - Republic scores on efficiency, frequent ship calls; M'si&n business leader From, Ruth Wong in Kuala Lumpur HIGHER efficiency, more frequency of ship calls and higher number of destinations make Singapore the preferred choice over Port Klang, a Malaysian business leader said yesterday.611 words
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700 1998-11-25 31 Seafarer - STRAIT TALE By Seafarer RECENTLY published detention figures from the Paris Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on Port State Control (PSC) grouping of 18 European countries have embarrassed at least a couple of highly reputable classification societies. The statistics show that 81 vessels700 words
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324 1998-11-25 31 [SINGAPORE] The port of Hongkong aims to be the international shipping centre of Asia with plans to create an even more business friendly environment Speaking at a seminar in London last week, Hongkong Port and Maritime Board (PMB) secretary Richard Yuen said:324 words
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386 1998-11-25 31 Exporters to treat wood packings in all US-bound shipments AFP [SHANGHAI] China has apparently withdrawn its objections to US import rules to combat the Asian longhorned beetle, ordering full compliance from all its exporters, the official Liberation Daily reported yesterday. The centralAFP - 386 words
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Article, Illustration129 1998-11-25 31 [SINGAPORE] International Transport Workers Federation (ITF) assistant general secretary Mark Dickinson has called for a new probe into the 1994 Estonia ferry sinking which killed 852 people. He made the call at a joint ITF/NTF (Nordic Transport Workers Federation) Conference inFILE PHOTO - 129 words
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Article, Illustration997 1998-11-25 32 DUB AZ DRYDOCKS Its location as the gateway to the Middle East has ideally placed it to service the world's oil tankers Lloyd's Register Business is buoyant at Dubai Drvdocks, one of the world's biggest ship repair yards. But it is now turning its expertise to otherLloyd's Register; FILE PHOTO - 997 words
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Article392 1998-11-25 32 PAGE Express TL 14 Asia OCL 6 far de 6 anl 3 FoonqSun 8 It Accord 8 Fr0,a >2 Ahrenkiel 12 Frt links 14 Appenship 5 G 1 nk 4 Austral 8 Gemartrans 8 Avant 14 Genstigp 12 B'tang Mas 8 Glory Nav 14 BSA 7 HaiSunHup392 words
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Article18422 1998-11-25 39 THEBUSINESSTIMES THEBUSINESSTIMES EXPORT ETA ETA Advertiser Vessel Voyage Telephone ETA ETA Advertiser Vessel Voyage Telephone SIN Dest'n Name Name Number Number SIN Dest'n Name Name Number Number 05/12 20/12 MOL B TERATAIOUA 443 45 *****84 To ABIDJAN (ABJ) 2003 Cote D'lvoire mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 02/12 19/01 ZIM/Seth ZIM PUSANI 3W18,422 words
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SHIPS IN PORT
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Article735 1998-11-25 45 Vessel Voy No Berth Arrival Departure Baltic dotpft 14/98 'Joi Hoogs.de 2411/1900 Brilliance 8 J23 alongside 0112/0700 Bt A'rual *****8 J01 alongside 25.11/0600 Bt lestari I *****8 JO! alongside 24.11/1600 Bt Pakndo J 01T198 J01 akx*js«* 24.11/1330 Bt Ra61 *****8 J01 alongside 24.11/2000 Bt Rahmatind *****8 J01 alongside735 words
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Article1919 1998-11-25 45 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Booking/Balance Rstls Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Period From To From 2 !316H 26/0700 2* 24/1700 25/0659 25/0400 21 24/1700 25/0659 25/0900 3 25/0700 25/1159 25/VtOO 4 25/1200 25/1459 25/1700 nmtmz am nmm u wm mm twin 21 24/1700 25/0659 2V09001,919 words
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Article211 1998-11-25 45 Nov 26 United States: Thanskgiving Day. Nov 30 Philippines: Bontacio Day. Dec 8 Austria: Ammuculate Conception Deo 12 Mexico: Virgin of Guadalupe (optional). Dec 23 Japan: Emperor's Birthday New Year Holiday. Dec 24 Finland: Christmas Eve. Dec 25 Netherland: Christmas Day. Mexico: Christmas Day. Finland: Christmas Day. Australia:211 words
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Article1064 1998-11-25 45 THIS report, compiled bv Cockett Marine Oil Ltd. shows price ranges in US dollars instead of single prices for a more comprehensive description of the market Prices shown are based on average sued stem Market movements are indicated The Cockett Bun ker Price Index chance and1,064 words
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Article542 1998-11-25 45 Carbon 180 Mai 993.2 0.7 17.4 0.10 59 0.05 Nov 20 Density Water Residue Ash Aluminium Sediment No above £25 1 0 2 0 0 0 380 Ave 987.4 0.3 15.0 0.06 30 0.02 Iiimi 380 Mai 995.2 0.8 19.3 0.11 61 0.06 »6/M«3 v/v S542 words
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Article, Illustration413 1998-11-25 46 Slow growth in region has even helped smooth order load, says chairman Bloomberg Reuters [SYDNEY] Rolls-Royce pic, one of the world's biggest air-plane-engine makers, said slowing growth in Asia hasn't had a serious impact on sales in the region. "In a strangeBloomberg; Reuters - 413 words
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Article, Illustration47 1998-11-25 46 [CAEN, France] A woman cleans the deserted platform of Caen's train station on Monday, when railways across western Europe were in chaos as rail workers went on strike in protest at proposals by Brussels to deregulate state run rail networks. AFPAFP - 47 words
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Article, Illustration398 1998-11-25 46 Felix Chan - Move follows disagreement with Cathay over layoffs By] Felix Chan [SINGAPORE] Philippine Airlines (PAL) is reopening talks with Northwest Airlines on a possible alliance after disagreement with Cathay Pacific over layoffs, a government official said yesterday. In an interview aired onREUTERS - 398 words
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Article, Illustration495 1998-11-25 46 Flights from Egypt* Morocco first to land at Gaza airport AFP [RAFAH, Gaza Strip] The Gaza International Airport opened yesterday with the arrival of inaugural flights from Egypt and Morocco, giving Palestinians a longawaited economic lifeline and a key symbol of their hoped-forAFP - 495 words
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398 1998-11-25 46 Marcus Hand - By\ Marcus Hand [SINGAPORE] US-based air cargo and delivery giant Federal Express (FedEx), has managed to avert a potentially damaging strike by its 3,500 pilots during the peak holiday season, with talks resuming on Monday. The FedEx Pilots Association withdrew their threat to strike398 words
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Article1886 1998-11-25 46 en* maw tu fught etd AMaMa AN8230 1920 SOW 171S SOWO 0130 LH6381 1920 teanphau P«C CZ351 2035 SM30_J«0 i Hanoi VH741 1310 VH742 0905 Aautardam KL0843 0540 $024 2320 S0175 1835 $0176 1035 N***** 0800 KIS38 2335 VN740 1410 GA973 1005 Itot Vai MI891 11101,886 words
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Advertisement20 1998-11-25 31 Competitive and confident Dubai Drydocks Its location as Middle East gateway is ideal for serving the world's tankers. Page 220 words
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Advertisement291 1998-11-25 31 No serious impact yet from Asia's slump Bolls Hoyce Regional slow growth even helped smooth order load, says chairman. BaokPage Determine the Outlook for the Cruise Industry in Asia Explore new and traditional Source Markets for Cruising in Asia Understand the unique design, operations and supply requirements mjHm of Cruise291 words
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