The Business Times, 1 December 1998

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  • 14 1 MITA(P) 110/12/97 85c THE BUSINESS TIMES SINGAPORE Internet: http.V/business times.asial.com.sg/ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1998
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  • 67 1 □m UKH (+21.79) D S3? (+9.06) PVsnranmnEß U ZLLM (+3.21) Q MAIKETMOOD: MM Kind STOCK HABKET INDICES Monday Change KLSE OOMP 501.47 ♦»39 NIKKEI 14,8862.1 -184.19 HANG SENG 10,***** ***** SET INDEX ***** -1027 JAKARTA OOMP _J8627 -6.05 MANILA OOMP CJoaed TAIPEI WPI 7,***** -142.1 SEOUL OOMP 451.88
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  • 78 1 FOBEX BATES uss St USI 1.662 £(U8*5Sper£) 1652 1728 DM 1.711 0.966 YEN 12X7 1JB6* *M 3.800 0.435 HKJ 7.744 0213 BAHT 36.07 0.046 mJPIAH 7,486 0022 'Stto lOOuntu •St to 100 units FUME KATES SINGAPORE* 641 KUALA LUMPUR 11.50 JAKARTA 28.00 BANGKOK 14 75 MANILA HONGKONG 1015 TAIPEI
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  • 651 1  -  Data boost hopes of bottoming out of market, particularly at the lower end By. Ang Wan May [SINGAPORE] More than 1,400 people bought private homes in November, breaking the record set in October for the highest number of units sold in a
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  • 974 1  -  Singapore exchange studying tie-up with Osaka counterpart By I Stow Li Sen [SINGAPORE] The Singapore Commodity Exchange (Sicom) is exploring a tie-up with the Osaka Mercantile Exchange (OME) which, if successful, could propel Sicom into the international big league of rubber
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  • 909 1  -  Pahang injects assets, Danamodal buys into RHB Bank From, Ruth Wong in Kuala Lumpur DEBT-RIDDEN Malaysian financial group Rashid Hussain Bhd (RHB) is to undergo a massive 3.3 billion Malaysian ringgit (Ssl.4 billion) recapitalisation that will see chairman Abdul
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  • 833 1  -  By\ Clarissa Tan [SINGAPORE] A buying frenzy sent Singapore bank stocks soaring by as much as 15 per cent yesterday as investors re-rated the sector following the slight relaxation of banks' capital adequacy ratio (CAR) by the Monetary Authority of
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  • 71 1 Reuters [NEW YORK] The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost more than 100 points in noon trading yesterday as investors cashed in profits following the market's recent run-up. At 12 noon EST the Dow was down 112 points at 9,221.08. The fall was led
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    • 172 1 dbbpe HAS puts 81M32m ba Malaysian Airlines System suffered an interim group pre-tax loss of RM432m and reported forex translation losses that exceeded its shareholders' ftmds, Pf 22 Metro in the rod Metro incurred an interim loss of nearly 92m for the six months to Sept 30, 1986, because of
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    • 23 1 Govt's bridging loan a practical move, Pg 5 8* of adults eyeing private property, Pg 4 Sioom to use electronic order-driven system, Pg24
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  • SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
    • 519 2  -  But country ranks second in Asia for the transparency of its business environment Bij, Audrey Tan SINGAPORE ranks second in Asia for the transparency of its business environment, but its listed companies are not forthcoming on providing information, said the
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    • 376 2  -  Wong Wei Kong THE Monetary Authority of Singapore is offering $850 million of two-year Singapore government securities (SGS), in line with its policy of increasing the supply of government bonds to help boost the local debt market. The sale, through a competitive tender, closes on
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    • 325 2 SINGAPORE and Japan must work closely to realise their common vision of an open, prosperous and peaceful Asia, said Minister for Education Teo Chee Hean. Speaking at the Third Ja-pan-Singapore symposium in Tokyo yesterday, he said the regional crisis has
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    • 262 2  -  External trade op 5.7% in '97 but it'll be tougher in '98 By] David Boey WITH Singapore and the regional economies mired in an economic downturn, the Trade Development Board's role to help Singapore companies expand beyond the region
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    • 324 2  -  EYE ON THE ECONOMY Inflation By. Anna Teo AS in the rest of Asia, the current deflationary trend in Singapore has further to run and will likely persist over the next 12-18 months, with significant implications for economic policy and financial markets, says Barclay Capital.
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    • 274 2 IN an attempt to give the humblest form of public transport a touch of class, bus operator Tibs has introduced telephones, newspapers and magazines on its services. Starting yesterday, in a joint effort with Ml and Singapore Press Holdings, two buses on Service 171
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    • 119 2  -  LETTER TO THE EDITOR M R Vinayak Singapore YOUR obituary on the late Rajabali Jumabhoy was concise and to the point. However, it left a bad taste in the mouth. Every big and powerful family has its own problems, some are able to sweep
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    • 444 4  -  SINGAPORE TOURISM CONFERENCE Overall decline may be bottoming oat; next year's figures should match 1998 Reports try. Marissa Chew THE Singapore Tourism Board expects visitor arrivals to Singapore to decline hy up to 9 per cent in November and December, its
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    • 411 4  -  Byl Corinne Kerk SOME 8 per cent or 196,000 of adults aged 20 and above intend to buy private property in the next five years, with most of them preferring brand new condominiums in the north-east and east zones. In the survey conducted
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    • 279 4 MARINA Mandarin will save some $690,000 off a $5.3 million bill for refurbishing the hotel, thanks to a new tax perk. It is the first hotel to receive the Special Allowance for Hotel Refurbishment under a scheme announced in July as part of
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  • FOCUS: PROPERTY
    • 726 5  -  THE PROPERTY COLUMN But it should also send out message that this scheme will be the last CPF hail-out to discourage property buyers from committing beyond their means By Lee Han Shih IS the government obliged to help house-buyers affected by the cut in
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    • 329 5 Bloomberg (HONGKONG) Hongkong property prices will fall no more than 15 per cent before beginning a gradual recovery, said Ronnie Chan, chairman of Hang Lung Development Co, one of the city's biggest property companies. Residential property prices fell about 55 per
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  • ASIA'S ECONOMIC SLUMP
    • 511 6 Main aircraft maintenance firm to lay off 8% of staff; fiscal reserves down HKs42b in 7 months Reuters [HONGKONG] Hongkong's battered economy suffered another blow yesterday with more layoffs and the government announcing a ballooning budget deficit in the first seven months of the
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    • 630 6  -  From Shoeb Kagda in Jakarta INDONESIA'S runaway inflation could top the government's predicted 80 per cent for the year, as month-on-month figures released yesterday showed little improvement despite a more than 40 per cent appreciation of the rupiah against the US dollar.
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    • 415 6 Bernama (KUALA LUMPUR] The government may not achieve its target of minimum one per cent growth in next year's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) if local banks are unable to meet the 8 per cent loans growth target for
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    • 491 6  -  BIS says loans to Asia from Western banks fell USss2b in first half of '98 Prom Neil Behrmann in London THERE was a "massive withdrawal" of international banking funds from emerging economies in Asia in the first half of this
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    • 226 6 Bloomberg [OSAKA] Bank of Japan governor Masaru Hayami said most Japanese banks have prepared sufficient funds for year-end account settlements, shrugging off concern about a credit crunch. "I'm optimistic about it," Mr Hayami told local business leaders in Osaka. Japanese banks need plenty
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    • 533 6 Sept investment index in biggest &11 in 10 years AFP Bloomberg [BANGKOK] Thailand's recession is deepening, as the total value of loans in October fell from the previous month and the private investment index in September showed its biggest drop in at
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  • SOUTH-EAST ASIA
    • 518 7 ANWAR'S TRIAL Stay of execution granted against 3-month jail term for contempt of court AFP [KUALA LUMPUR] A defence counsel of ousted deputy premier Anwar Ibrahim won a last-minute reprieve against a three-month jail sentence for contempt of court yesterday, as hundreds of lawyers
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    • 264 7 HANOI AFP VIETNAM needs to bolster its fledgling private enterprises to create jobs and help propel economic growth, the chief representative of the World Bank here said yesterday. "The private sector would like to see a much more friendly environment if Vietnam
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    • 142 8 MANAMA, Bahrain Reuters THE Islamic Development Bank (IDB) said yesterday it had signed a US$2BO million (*****.1 million) deal to help Indonesia finance imports of rice, foodstuffs and medicine. An IDB statement said the agreement was signed on Sunday at the bank's headquarters
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    • 503 8 JAKARTA Mosques, shops attacked in retaliation for anti-Christian riots AFP THOUSANDS of people in Kupang, the capital of the predominantly Christian Indonesian province of East Nusa Tenggara, attacked mosques and shops yesterday, officials and residents said. The attacks came as the West Timor city marked
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    • 295 8 PHNOM PENH Cambodia plans to regain UN seat and join Asean Reuters CAMBODIAN Prime Minister Hun Sen's decision to retain Finance Minister Keat Chhon in his new cabinet will be welcomed by the business community and the country's aid donors, analysts said yesterday.
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    • 180 8 SINGAPORE Not practical to hold any special meeting now: Jayakumar SINGAPORE has no plans to convene a special or emergency meeting of Asean foreign ministers to discuss the question of Cambodia's admission to the regional grouping, Foreign Affairs Minister S Jayakumar said yesterday.
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    • 215 8 JAKARTA AFP AN independent commission to probe the wealth accumulated by former president Suharto during his 32-year rule will be only advisory and leave any decisions to the new president, State Secretary Akbar Tanjung said yesterday. The commission "will be authorised to do
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    • NOTEBook
      • 72 8 Bloomberg [BANGKOK] Thailand asked Japan for between US$l.l5 billion (511.9 billion) and US$l.35 billion of debt aid as the first instalment of credit from a US$BO billion programme by Tokyo to help its neighbours in Asia, Nikkei English News service reported, citing a Thai
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      • 93 8 Reuters [JAKARTA] Bank Papan Sejahtera said yesterday that a business unit of the country's largest Muslim group had bought a 19.98 per cent stake in the bank, becoming the largest single shareholder. Harawi Sekawan Group, set up by Nahdlatul Ulama, bought the stake
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      • 55 8 Bernama [SEREMBAN, Malaysia] Taiwan emerges as Negri Sembilan's biggest investor for new or expansion projects between January and September this year with 472 million Malaysian ringgit (Ss2os million) in investment, said Mentri Besar Mohd Isa Abdul Samad. This represented 54 per cent of overall foreign
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      • 65 8 AFP [PUERTO PRINCESA, Philippines] A Philippine Navy patrol has arrested 20 Chinese fishermen near the disputed Mischief Reef in the South China Sea, a military spokesman said yesterday. Manila increased patrols in the area earlier this month after it lodged a diplomatic protest over new Chinese construction
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  • CHINA
    • 371 9 BEIJING Enterprises will be shut down or reorganised: minister in charge Reuters CHINA aims to complete reforms divesting the Communist Party and state bureaucracies of their business interests by the end of December, a cabinet official said yesterday. Beijing is "very
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    • 231 9 BEIJING Reuters CHINA'S central bank governor warned yesterday that Beijing had approved too many trust companies and many were now in difficulty. Indicating a major shakeout in the troubled sector, Dai Xianglong also said the firms would be forced to split their trust and
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  • CHINA-HONGKONG-TAIWAN
    • 458 12 SHANGHAI Payment delay pats Bering at odds with intl practice, may hart its reputation Reuters CHINA'S clampdown on capital flight, aimed at preserving foreign currency, is slowing payments to overseas creditors and disrupting trade, bankers and businessmen said yesterday. It also was putting
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    • 203 12 HONGKONG Bridge News UNITED STATES Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan is "sympathetic" towards Hongkong, and "understands" the Hongkong government's recent market actions, David Li, chairman of Hongkong's Bank of East Asia, said at a function here last Friday. Mr Li said Mr Greenspan made the
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    • 188 12 SHANGHAI Reuters CHINA needs to loosen credit next year by pushing banks to offer more loans to boost the economy, an official Chinese newspaper said yesterday. China should learn a lesson from inefficient monetary policies in the first half of this year
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    • 244 12 TAIPEI Rate at 20-month high, reflecting cash-flow problems at some companies Bloomberg TAIWAN'S bounced-cheque ratio rose to a 20-month high in October of 0.57 per cent, suggesting that a series of recent well-publicised bad cheque incidents at some major conglomerates were mirrored in the broader
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    • SINOBriefs
      • 83 12 Reuters [SHENZHEN] Chinese companies making an initial public offering on domestic stock markets will no longer be allowed to issue shares to staff, an official of the China Securities Regulatory Commission said yesterday. The new rule is designed to prevent speculative behaviour sparked
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      • 74 12 AFP [BEIJING] Authorities in the southern city of Guangzhou have issued orders for the closure 0f574 medical agencies and clinics, the China Daily said yesterday. Recent investigations showed that hundreds of clinics had hired unqualified doctors and peddled fkke medicines for a profit, it said. The
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      • 78 12 AFP [BEUING] China's demand for steel products is to reach 115 million tonnes in 2000 and rise to 140 million tonnes in 2010, Xinhua reported. It quoted the China Metallurgical Information and Research Centre as saying the current market was sluggish but predicting expansion
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      • 57 12 Reuters (BEIJING] Chinese consumers are expected to buy 21 million colour television sets in 1998, up 20 per cent from last year, the People's Daily overseas edition said yesterday. Sales were expected to rise further to 25 million sets in 1999, it quoted a
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      • 77 12 AFP [TAIPEI] Taiwan plans to drastically alter its naval build up policy and buy four advanced US-made Aegis destroyers instead of building its own fleet, the China Times said yesterday. The navy would have to postpone its plan to build a fleet ofl,ooo-tonne frigates due
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    • 396 12 HONGKONG Welfare group blames pay cats, urges minim-m wage AFP THE gap between rich and poor is wider in Hongkong than in Africa and will get even worse unless the government takes immediate action, a welfare group warned yesterday. Henry Mok Tai-kee,
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    • 203 12 BEIJING AFP CHINA'S computer systems are full of loopholes and are increasingly falling prey to computer hackers, official media reported yesterday. "Although computer security has taken the spotlight in society, China lacks feasible and reliable means to guarantee network safety," the China Daily quoted public
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  • ASIA
    • 303 13 BOMBAY Investor sentiment will be hit if instability continues AFP INDIAN financial analysts and industrialists voiced concern yesterday at the economic impact of political uncertainty looming from the ruling Hindu nationalists' defeat in key state elections. The humiliating electoral rout of Prime
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    • 284 13 SYDNEY Strong home demand propels October figure to Asl.lb Bloomberg AUSTRALIA posted its biggest trade deficit in more than nine years in October, as robust demand at home sucked in imports, outstripping a modest increase in exports. The trade deficit widened to Asl.l billion
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  • REGION/WORLD
    • 382 14 TOKYO Ruling party may instead form a non-Cabinet alliance with the Liberals Bloomberg JAPAN'S ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) may back away from its planned coalition with an opposition party, top government officials said, adding to doubts the government will cut
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    • 238 14 TOKYO Bloomberg THE Japan Federation of Economic Organisations (Keidanren), the country's most influential business lobby, will ask the government to speed up the implementation of planned corporate tax cuts, the Nihon Keizai newspaper said, without citing sources. Keidanren chairman Takashi Imai will visit
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    • 544 14 BASLE Banks tighten in Q3, loan syndication business falls 23% AFP RUSSIA'S debt default in August and the near-coUapse of a large US hedge fund triggered a massive flight to quality and liquidity, the Bank for International Settlements said on
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    • 59 14 [CAPE TOWN] The archetypal pink teddy bear once again found its way onto a burly biker's handle-bars during Cape Town's annual "toy run "on Sunday. Hundreds of bikers joined in the annual event which donates all the toys to local charities which
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    • 257 14 ■LONDON AFP THE British government faced conflicting pressures yesterday over the case of Augusto Pinochet, as a swathe of MPs from the ruling Labour Party urged it to reject Chilean proposals that the former dictator be tried in his home country rather than in Spain.
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    • 489 14 LONDON City's status as biggest forex trading centre at stake Reuters FINANCIAL institutions here are working flat out to ensure that "Euro Big Bang" weekend is a success even though Britain isn't even joining the new European single currency. That's because
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    • WORLD Watch
      • 60 14 Bloomberg [WASHINGTON] President Bill Clinton said he will ask Congress to approve US$400 million (S$660 million) in additional ftinds for the economic development of the West Bank ami Gaza Strip during the next few years. That assistance will be in addition to the US$100
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      • 34 14 AFP [JERUSALEM] Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denied yesterday that his government was considering a unilateral withdrawal from south Lebanon during its current review of security options. AFP
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      • 54 14 AFP [MOSCOW] The Russian government has put off deliberations on its crucial, controversial 1999 budget until after a visit this week by International Monetary Fund chief Michel Camdessus, news agencies said yesterday. Mr Camdessus was to inspect details of the spending plan on his visit
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      • 41 14 Reuters [NAIROBI] The IMF and Kenya's central bank said yesterday that debt defaulters, including some cabinet ministers, are hurting the economy and should be forced to repay their loans from struggling banks. Reuters
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  • Offshore SEA conference & exhibition
    • 1751 15  -  By] Lan Scott The writer is the vice-president and director of The Boston Consulting Group, Singapore MOST upstream oil and gas companies do not make very attractive returns. Research undertaken by The Boston Consulting Group(TBCG) shows over the past 10 years the majority have
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    • 913 16 THE offshore sector in Singa pore is expected to remain strong for some time. One reason is Singapore yards have successfully penetrated markets worldwide, winning orders from all four major exploration and production areas of the Gulf of Mexico, the Norwegian and North
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    • 474 17 ASIAN crisis or no, this year's four-day OSEA 98 regional offshore event starting today at the Singapore Suntec Centre is still attracting strong international interest, with some 900 companies participating at last count, say its organisers. OSEA 98 or the 12th Offshore South East Asia
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  • EDITORIAL&OPINION
    • 784 18  -  THE BOTTOM LUTE OPINION By Anthony Rowley The writer is BT's Tokyo correspondent JAPAN would probably prefer to forget the events of last week when it failed miserably to heal old wounds with China, and when it also handed out rather shabby
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    • 92 18 'Now young women who come to me will barely look at a banker.' -Park Soon Ja a professional matchmaker in Seoul, on how the economic crisis has changed perception of prospective partners. This is going to start merger mania again.' Tim Chesterfield a fund manager at Pavilion
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    • 653 18 EDITORIAL THE shrinking of Hongkong" s economy by a record 7 per cent in the third quarter is the most sobering piece of news to come out of the territory this year. It should prompt serious rethinking among the mandarins in charge of economic management Early on
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    • 1030 18  -  The proposed Exxon and Mobil merger would provide benefits in many areas for both sides By i Christopher Parkes and Robert Corzine Financial Times IT WAS a mere squib by comparison with the fusion experiment planned by Mobil and Exxon, but last week's
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    • 295 18  -  MAILBOX William Ramseyer, Atascadero, California, US via Internet THE United States has cut interest rates. US consumers continue to spend like drunken sailors, pulling down savings .accounts and running up credit cards. Goods from Asia and from within the US
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    • 745 18 Mega-mergars back hi vogue AFTER a brief intermission, while the stock market temporarily crashed, megamergers are back. The latest talks, it seems, involve Exxon and Mobil and could create a group worth £150 billion (Ss4lo billion). Other deals on the table include Deutsche Bank's planned near-US$lO
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  • EXECUTIVE LIFESTYLE
    • 790 19 FILM Pix&r, Disney pleased with film's USs33.6m weekend ticket sales Bloomberg [LOS ANGELES] Walt Disney Co's and Pixar Inc's A Bug's Life debuted in the US and Canada at No 1 last weekend with U5533.6 million (5555.4 million) in estimated sales, setting it on
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    • 787 20  -  Well-known speculator warns in a book that a global depression is in the offing unless reforms are made in international finance soon. Lawrence reports LAWRENCE MALKIN IHT George Soros, the greatest speculator of the age, admitted in a book published worldwide on Sunday
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    • 580 20  -  BT GOLF INDEX Nov index rises 3.76 to *****, largest point-increase in over three years Yen Sreenivasan [SINGAPORE] As this column pointed out last month, the open market prices for memberships at Singaporebased golf clubs seem to have bottomed out in
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  • COMPANIES & MARKETS
    • 472 21  -  Group cites leisure, retail division losses, temporary closure of Paragon store and higher interest costs By\ Rahita Elias [SINGAPORE] Metro Holdings incurred an interim loss of nearly $2 million for the six months to Sept 30,1998, due to losses from
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    • 271 21  -  By\ Siow Li Sen [SINGAPORE] Jack ChiaMPH yesterday reported an 85 per cent plunge in net interim earnings to $1.51 million for the six months ended Sept 30, hit by both tough competition and the regional economic crisis. Earnings per share fell to
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    • 804 21  -  lIOCK LOCK SIEW R Sivanithy ONE of the biggest problems with covered warrants is a lack of understanding of just what the business is all about, rather than how to trade or price the instrument. After all, most dealers, remisiers and members
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    • 465 21  -  Next phase in 500 ha project to be launched soon From Quak Hiang Whai in Kunming, Yunnan KEPPEL Land's massive golf resort in Kunming, has sold almost 90 per cent of the first cluster of 50 resort homes. Lim Chee Onn,
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    • 222 21  -  By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] The Sonica-Fu Yu Manufacturing saga has taken another twist, with a petition to wind up Sonica withdrawn at the eleventh hour last Friday. BT understands that the main petitioning creditor, a Taiwanese firm, pulled out at a High Court hearing
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    • REGIONAL COMPANIES
      • 517 22  -  RM3J2b forex losses exert drag few hints as to how it will deal with RMILBb debt From'. Meera Tharmaratnam in Kuala Lumpur MALAYSIAN Airline System (MAS) suffered an interim group pre-tax loss of 431.99 million Malaysian ringgit (SslBB million) and reported foreign
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      • 444 22  -  From, Loh Hni Yin in Hongkong SING Tao Holdings, controlled by publisher Sally Aw Sian, has raised HK$2l million (554.5 million) after it sold a 32 per cent stake in its associate, Culturecom Holdings. The buyer is a mainlandcontrolled company called Via
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      • 246 22  -  By] David Boey HIGHER tax provisions led to a 92 per cent plunge in Boustead Singapore Ltd's net earnings to $74,000 in the half year ended Sept 30. The mainboard-listed industrial products group yesterday said overseas subsidiaries' profits incurred higher tax rates and certain
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      • 110 22 (SINGAPORE] OCBC Bank has come up with a first to entice more savings: It's offering a rewards programme for savings account holders, the bank said yesterday. As interest rates head south, OCBC seems to be getting more innovative by awarding points to its passbook savings
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      • 110 22 [SINGAPORE] Gimmill Industrial said its cash offer for Mayfran International closed yesterday with acceptances totalling only 0.24 per cent, or 154,000 shares, of Mayfran's capital. Prior to the offer, the garments group had held 32.8 million shares representing a 50.46 per cent stake
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      • 493 22  -  One of the biggest in M'sian history, loss wipes out 47% of shareholders' funds From Meera Tharmaratnam in Kuala Lumpur RASHID Hussain Bhd (RHB) yesterday reported one of the biggest corporate losses in Malaysian history 1.56 billion ringgit (*****.5 million) at the
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      • COMPANY Briefs
        • 46 22 [SINGAPORE] ABR Holdings, an ice-cream parlour operator, said its subsidiary Fairwood Singapore Pte Ltd is the defendant in a lawsuit in which the plaintiff has been awarded judgement for $443,907. ABR holds a 50.01 per cent stake in Fairwood Singapore.
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        • 59 22 [SINGAPORE] LC Development yesterday said that options granted by Draycott Garden Pte Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary, to sell 17 apartments on an en bloc basis in 7 Draycott Drive for $17.9 million, have been exercised. The developer said about $3.6 million, or 20 per
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        • 28 22 [SINGAPORE] Chua Kee Lock, a director of Nat Steel Broadway Ltd, resigned yesterday with immediate effect, the company said yesterday. No reasons were given.
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        • 53 22 [SINGAPORE] Freight Links Express Holdings said Tan Kay Hock has vacated his position as a non-executive director with immediate effect. Mr Tan has also given up all executive responsibilities and all directorships and positions in all companies within the group except Vincent Intertrans (Holdings)
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        • 43 22 [SINGAPORE] Singapore Technologies Electronics Ltd, a unit of mainboard-listed ST Engineering, has won a $36.9 million contract from the Land Transport Authority (LTA) to expand its Expressway Monitoring and Advisory System, or EMAS, by another 41 km.
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        • 37 22 AFX-Asia [SINGAPORE] United Overseas Bank said its associate Affln-UOB Securities Sdn Bhd will start stockbroking operations in Malaysia today after receiving its licence. Affln-UOB Securities is 45 per cent by UOB. —AFX-Asia
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        • 53 22 Bloomberg I JAKARTA! PT Astra International, Indonesia's largest carmaker, posted a 487.2 billion rupiah (***** million) loss in the first nine months. This compares with profit of 326 billion rupiah in the same period last year. Sales fell 22 per cent to 8.51
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        • 77 22 AFX-Asia Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] Hicom Holdings chairman Mohd Saleh Sulong said the company is still in talks with Petroliam Nasional Bhd over the proposed sale of its stake in Proton, Bernama reported. Separately, Hicom said it proposes to extend the expiry date of
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        • 50 22 AFX-Asia [KUALA LUMPUR] Time Engineering plans to extend the exercise period for its warrants to 10 years, to August 2006. The 249.9 million detachable warrants came with its August 1996 issue of US$25O million (Ss4l2 million) bonds and are due to expire in February 2001. —AFX-Asia
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    • COMPANIES
      • 341 23 Chaebol seeks to calm debt fears; hopes to get another USs4.sb next year FT [SEOUL] Hyundai, South Korea's largest conglomerate, has raised US$5 billion (SsB.2 billion) in overseas funds this year and expects another US$4.5 billion in 1999 as it sought to counter criticism
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      • 522 23 Reuters [NEW YORK] If they can agree terms, Exxon and Mobil are set to announce today what could be the world's biggest industrial takeover, according to a source familiar with the negotiations. The source said there were still "a lot of blanks" to
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    • FINANCE & COMMODITIES
      • 396 24 DEUTSCHE-BANKERS TRUST MERGER Deutsche to slash USslb in annual costs, mostly by cutting 5,500j0bs Bloomberg [FRANKFURT] Deutsche Bank AG agreed to buy Bankers Trust Corp for US$lO.l billion (5516.7 billion) in cash to boost profits by forming the world's biggest financial-ser-vices company,
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      • 358 24 Bloomberg [LONDON] The last time Deutsche Bank AG called on Josef Ackermann to manage a group of investment bankers, 200 of them quit. That didn't appear to bother his bosses, who are putting him in charge of the largest German bank's US$lO bUlion (5516.5
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      • 442 24  -  Move to meet challenge from Osaka exchange By\ Siow Li Sen [SINGAPORE] After months of deliberations and having overcome deep-rooted resistance the Singapore Commodity Exchange (Sicom) will switch to the electronic order-driven system. With this, the marketmaking system that has served the rubber industry
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      • 209 24  -  Slmrjji Report MSCI Singapore Index Bob Butcher, Jardine Fleming BLUE chip stocks in the US ended on a firm note last week in a quiet holiday trade but the high-tech second board hit record highs. The party spilled over into Asia this
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      • 156 24  -  MSCI Taiwan fatores Perry Gilbert, Refco Singapore THE Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures contract corrected in yesterday's session as the December 98 contract made its debut as the spot contract. The stock index feU 2 per cent, led by technology stocks. Profit-taking weighed
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      • 284 24 ENERGY REPORT Reuters [LONDON] World oil markets were back on the defensive yesterday with prices falling again after Opec oil producers last week failed to act to alleviate a global glut. Kuwait's Oil Minister Sheikh Saud al-Sabah said on Saturday that he feared oil
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      • 267 24 Reuters AFP London THE dollar eased against the mark, falling through key support amid a brisk mark/yen bid and thinner hopes that core euro interest rates would fall soon, dealers said. Meanwhile, dollar/yen edged lower from Friday's close, but weak Japanese economic data and doubts over a proposed
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        929 24 DfTERBAMK OQ8S RATBS Nov 30 %Ti C$ ECU Ffr Pw m r— Ww Bl nahtti hM s$ tmt sir NTS MM Mi u» 3s pg \°55 HI IBslI S£ £5 SSS&S lm 2% 1% S3 k iiiiiPiililllllilllll lr I i l i r «J gi »1J J1 i j«jrw 0.4*
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    • 1718 25 SICOM ruTuaBS Nov 30 RUSKS (Mnr*$cJostafM it IJQpa) RSS1 CONTSACT(S cwhAg) Close Votome Open 0flth **9* Sett (toiwos) Interest !5S K 450 ■fr Ti moo 550 25 2 ra n3 00 "2-75 150 1375 IW-50 1175 H9.25 2250 ■WtopW 123.25 150 Oct/D«e 99 126.75 SSS 3 CONTRACT (US
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    • 2226 25 LONDON Industrials Nact 31 Of oup 570.400 -4.000 AB Ports 314.000 -1.000 Abbey National 1225.000 -25.320 AMed Domecq 516.000 -5.000 ADM Zurich 888.000 32.000 Am* 179.000 2.000 Asda Group 157.200 -4.800 BAT tad 556.000 12.800 BC Pic 416.000 -11.200 8ICC 62.000 -2.000 BOC Group 880.400 -19.000 BR
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    • 1625 25 Bloomberg AFP Nikkei 225 -184.19 JAPANESE stocks fell for a second day, led by Seven-Eleven Japan Co and Toyota Motor Corp, amid concern political infighting may jeopardise a sales-tax cut and other measures to encourage consumer spending. Retailers and carmakers paced declines as cracks appeared in an alliance between
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      1516 26 Reuters AFP PHangSeag -339.79 STOCKS sank to a sharply lower close yesterday as investors stayed away after last week's expiry of index futures on Friday and with little fresh incentives to spur buying, brokers said. The Hang Seng Index lost 339.79 points to 10,402.32. The blue chip index gained
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      603 26 Reuters n Shenzhen B Index +0.84 SHENZHEN'S hard currency B shares closed sharply higher yesterday, rebounding from several consecutive days of heavy losses as low-priced issues gained on bottomfishing by local investors, analysts said. The B Index gained 0.84 of a point to 58.44 on turnover of HK$6.2 million.
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    • 344 26 AFP QWP Index -141} TAIWAN share prices closed 2.0 per cent lower yesterday due to uncertainty over the outcome of major elections at the coming week-end, dealers said. The Weighted Price Index fell 142.9 points to 7,177.22 points. "The uncertainty arising from the coming elections made investors step on
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      763 26 AFP □set Index -1027 THAI share prices were down 2.8 per cent yesterday in across-the-board declines led by property, banking and finance stocks amid renewed concerns over recapitalisation plans, analysts said. Trade was very light with investors remaining sidelined amid concerns over whether Parliament would approve key economic bills
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    • Article, Illustration
      714 26 AFP P l Composite Index -&05 INDONESIAN shares closed 1.5 per cent lower yesterday in directionless trade on the absence of offshore leads, dealers said. "There are no incentives in the market that could boost share prices," a dealer with a local brokerage said. The Composite Index was down
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    • 458 26 AFP P Composite Into -178 SOUTH Korean shares lost 0.8 per cent yesterday on fu-tures-linked selling amid caution about the expiry of the December futures contract on Dec 10, dealers said. The Korea Stock Exchange Index closed down 3.78 points at 451.88, off a low of 450.31 and a
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    • 602 26 AFP rl All Ordinaries *100 SHARES closed up 0.1 per cent yesterday as telecoms offset a slide in banking stocks following the government's quashing of rumours that it would change its stance on bank mergers. The All Ordinaries Index, closed up 2.0 points at 2,773.3. The All Industrials Index
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    • 266 26 AFP Uj Wellington +WB NEW Zealand shares ended 0.3 per cent firmer yesterday after late selling of key issues pared down earlier gains. The NZSE-40 Capital Index closed up 5.52 points on 1.991.34 on a turnover of NZ549.13 million. Telecom ordinary shares ended up 10 cents at NZ$B.lO. AFP
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    • KUALA LUMPUR STOCK MARKET
      • 8614 27 INDUSTRIALS La»« Vol Day N«t Cip High Lew Cempany SiM OOO Jit r/[ mM 310 170 Ajinomoto 294 14 17 310 286 16 2 119 2 146 35 Ang*asa 80 2 142 82 78 118 0 ?I2 ,'i2 i po F <>o<1Hk) 270 35 25 270 240 9.4 108.0 388
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      • 411 27 AFP Q Composite Index +£39 MALAYSIAN share prices closed 0.7 per cent higher in heavy trade yesterday due to sentiment that the worst was over for the recession-hit economy, dealers said. "Buying interest was boosted by investor sentiment that the economy is on
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    • WARRANTS&OPTIONS
      • 2532 28 BOMBS, LOANS i WAJtftAMTS La«t Val Day Last Ouota Avg High Low StiM Company Sata *or- COOOl High Law Buyar M« Ptica 20.5 3 3)60 *Acar ******1 US$ 15.5 unch 63 16.5 15.5 15 15.5 95 4.5 3164 Acma ******4 16.5 -0.5 81 17 16.5 16.5 17 17 3161 AIITach
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      • 222 28 HOM6KON6 STOCKS Cf Cr 1998 Last VM Day Laat Oust* Mv M* YM N«t M Cap Mt» Uwr S«m> Company Sata fOOO) Lmm Buym Ww Cw M >»■ *400 250 5123 COC (2000) MK 400 8.0 2.4 2.0 20 5 7744.7 5124 Cathay Pac 20c MK_ 720 265.0
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      • 168 28  -  WARRANT WATCH R Sivanithy THEMES come and go in stock markets and ours is no different. At various points in the past few weeks, electronic stocks, US dollar issues, banks and properties have been popular. More recently, Indonesian-linked stocks have come into the limelight as
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    • 7017 29 Transaction dat<*: Nov 30 j '"8 Lilt Vol Day Lost Ouott Dlv Dtv ym N«t cJo if! L#w St Wo Company Solo COOP) H+qft Low Buytr SoM«r C'vr P/C $mll Prtc* MUITHNOUSTIY 142 49.5 m t lOOO Ac ma 50c 80.5 *1 425 82.5
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    • 1188 29 J 4 1 L— »tw Cwm, U* OOP) High Law Cw «f P/t $jS Prt£ 45 I 205? ASJhS,°.20<__:. n" f 5 '?0 '73 Is" 103 07 1*0 M7 M 260 85 2001 Asiamatrli 50c. 135 123 138 39 oj io c 5 0 5 570 25 25 25.5
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    • STOCK EXCHANGE OF SINGAPORE
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        339 30 Stocks Volume Keppel Bank 20,930,000 Keppel Land 50c 13,634,000 DBS Land 11,957,000 WingTai 25c 11.729,000 ST Capital 25c 11,246,000 OUB Foreign 9,490,000 UIC 9,063,000 OCBC Foreign 7,479,000 VanderHorst 6,702,000 Hotel Prop 6,324,000 Stacks OCBC Foreign 76,375,925 0«S Foreign 63,409,624 OUB Foreign 61,091,100 UOB Foreign 60,744,948 Keppel Bank 54,903.680 DBS Land
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      • 654 30  -  STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY Indon-linked counters also in focus bat end mixed with broad market; Wall St and regional bourses seen setting the pace today By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] News of a change to the capital adequacy ratio (CAR) for banks fuelled
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      • ON THE GRAPEVINE
        • 146 30 GIVEN the bad press that the proposed acquisition by Deutsche Bank of Bankers Trust has received from various quarters, one wonders whether a press conference scheduled for yesterday evening and broadcast live via the Internet was just a marvel of technology, or PR machinery gone into overdrive. One
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        • 111 30 IN his latest Fuller Money newsletter dated Nov 24, chartist David Fuller declares that the global stock market rally is now becoming overextended and that any further near-term gains in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, SAP 500 and Nasdaq will prove difficult to maintain. "Asia's stock markets
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        • 53 30 A TOP-LEVEL BMW executive was spotted recently at the functions of two rival German car manufacturers, within days of each other. When asked why he was there —but not his compatriot from a much bigger conglomerate he replied, supposedly half in jest: "We're friendly." Hmmm, sets you
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        • 111 30 ABERDEEN Asset Management has just appointed Virna-Anne Goyal as its new sales manager. We understand that Ms Goyal brings to Aberdeen Asset her considerable experience managing the investment needs of clients, having held appointments with the private banking divisions of Credit Suisse in Singapore, and ING
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        83 30  -  by Shiv Taneja KEPPEL Bank closed 17 cents higher yesterday at $2.63 on volume of 20.9 million shares, twice its 10-day traded average of 10.18 million shares. Since the beginning of October, the counter has run up from just over a dollar to its current price, and this
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  • Page 22 Advertisements
    • 96 22 This announcement appears as a matter of record only iiii Niiii|fnni MAYFRAN INTERNATIONAL LTD (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) Unconditional Cash Offer by Gimmill Industrial (Pte.) Ltd. (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) to acquire all the issued ordinary shares of 550.15 each in the capital of Mayfran International
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    • 58 24 NOTICE OF INTEREST RATE Cho Hung Bank Global Medium-Term Note Program Due 2000 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the interest rate covering the interest payment period beginning November 24,1998 and ending on May 24, 1999 has been fixed at 5.*****%. The Interest Amount payable on each $250,000 amounts to $6,879.42.
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    • 42 26 HOCK LOCK SIEW Takes you behind the news TheßusinessTimes I I N Q A P O K I ♦The Manila market was (dosed yesterday for a holiday IMa't (n km*? Imlit in 3CN Cats' Mews/ y 'M*vttitMd. I Tw [CATS. I A
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    • 58 29 Citibank Margin Trading Account Trade up to 2.5 times your share value or withdraw CASH on it. Call 339-7126 now. THE CITI NEVER SLEEPS 1$ r;illr li v .11: sh, nl<> n ;n 2<> S Or«li.1 id K u ;mI 2 I Illr<l 11 u I .1 > 1 si.
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    • 492 30 GIMMILL INDUSTRIAL (PTE.) LTD. (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) ANNOUNCEMENT UNCONDITIONAL CASH OFFER ("OFFER") TO ACQUIRE ALL THE SHARES OF 550.15 EACH IN THE CAPITAL OF MAYFRAN INTERNATIONAL LTD ("MAYFRAN") OTHER THAN THOSE ALREADY OWNED BY GIMMILL INDUSTRIAL (PTE.) LTD. ("OFFEROR") On behalf of the Offeror, Keppel Bank of
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    • 221 30 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CHAPTER SO AND IN THE MATTER OF RISENTER INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD (IN MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 308 of The Companies Act, Chapter 50, that the Final Meeting of the members of the abovenamed company will be held
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    • 261 30 THE COMPANIES ACT CAP 50 MIL MARKETING PTE LTD (In Voluntary Liquidation) At a general meeting of MIL MARKETING PTE LTD duly convened and held on the 27th day of November 1998, the following special resolution was passed: SPECIAL RESOLUTION That the Company be wound up voluntarily pursuant to Section
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
    • 306 31 Bridge News Reuters IT was a slow end to the week with rates significantly easier for Panamaxes in Asia, brokers said. Activity has been thin with the Thanksgiving holiday contributing to the sluggishness. The trade seems to have taken the day off, Clarkson Securities Ltd said in its
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    • 286 31 SES '000 tnM> CWT Distribution0.54 unch 302 Churn Hup 0.545 -0.005 976 Cosco Invastmant... 0.51 FrMMLMn 0.205 -0.01 1636 GB Holdings 0.435 unch 119 Hal Sun Hup 0.46 -0.015 2896 Hitachi Zosan 0.75 -0.005 627 IMC Holdings HK 5.60 Jay* Holdings 0.54 -0.02 64 Jurong Shipyard 7.00 0.35
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    • 436 31  -  1,847 ships inspected in 3-month campaign by 16 member states of Tokyo MOUon Port State Control By: Marcus Hand [SINGAPORE] An International Safety Management (ISM) Code blitz, by the member states of the Tokyo MOU on Port State Control, detained 67
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    • 44 31 [SAINT-NAZAIRE, France] Passers-by admiring at Saint-Nazaireport (Loire-Atlantique) the latest newbuilding by shipyard Chantiers de I'Atlantique, the 180-metre cruise ship R TWO. It can carry 700 passengers and will be delivered to Renaissance Cruise in the US. AFP
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    • 208 31 Convention opens today with address by PSA chairman YeoNing Hong [SINGAPORE] The Seatrade Asia Cruise Convention, which opens in Singapore today, will be focusing on the outlook for the cruise industry in the region. The convention officially opens this afternoon at 4pm
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    • 196 31 [SINGAPORE] The Singapore Maritime Officers' Union general secretary Thomas Tay has become the first Asian to be elected a vicechairman of the Seafarers' Section of the International Transport Workers Federation (ITF). Mr Tay, who is also a member of the central committee of the National
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    • 143 31 Services [SINGAPORE] The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) has issued a public towage licence to Marina Offshore Pte Ltd as part of its tug service liberalisation programme initiated last year. Under Phase 2 of the scheme, the licence, which is valid for a
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    • 392 32  -  KEPPEL BAT ANGAS Keppel's newest drydock in the Philippines is No 2 in the country hYom Alec Almazan in Manila KEPPEL Batangas' newly constructed 40,000-dwt drydock has completed the servicing of its first vessel. Work on the Superferry 8, a domestic cargo passenger vessel
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      • 1827 43 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCl CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Booking/Balance Rstls Sh, P VovNo Etb/Btr Period Fran To From Afci OhM coon 02/2300 M 30/1500 30/1459 30/1900 IB 30/1500 30/1659 30/1900 U 30/1700 01/0459 01/0900 21 30/1700 01/0459 01/0900 3 01/0700 01/1159 01/1400 4 01/1200 01/1459 01/1700 AI«I»iy* 2
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      • 910 43 THIS report, compiled by Cockett Marine 0U 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 Bunker Price Index change and the individual
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    • AIR&LAND TRANSPORT NEWS
      • 422 44 Chief executive plays down incident during which pilots reported smell in cockpit Reuters [ZURICH] Swissair remains committed to its fleet of MD--11 aircraft despite a problem last week that reminded many scared passengers of the September crash that killed all 229 people
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      • 353 44 Chinese cities to implement strict rules on car emissions next year AFP [BEIJING] Beijing and Shanghai have announced stringent rules on car emissions to take effect from next year as the residents of its major cities go about their business shrouded
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        85 44 [NOVA SCOTIA, Canada] Family members of victims of the crash of Swissair Flight 111 embrace as they pay respects on the deck of HMCS Goose Bay at the crash site off the coast of Nova Scotia. About a dozen people from the United States who had relatives aboard
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      • 111 44 Reuters [TOKYO] Nippon Express Co Ltd, a major Japanese transport company, said yesterday it would start new courier services from December under a tie-up with Federal Express Corp, the world's largest air express carrier. The new services, called Document Courier and Cargo Jetpack, will
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      • 154 44 Bloomberg [SYDNEY) Qantas Airways Ltd, Australia's largest airline, said it created two deputy chief executive officer positions after one of its senior executives retired. The airline said finance director Gary Toomey and executive general manager commercial Geoff Dixon have been appointed to
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      • 108 44 AFX-Asia [MANILA] The Asia-Pacific Airlines Association (AAPA) has called for lower airport fees and aeronautical charges to help the industry cope with the regional financial crisis. AAPA di-reetor-general Richard Stirland said airport charges and aeronautical fees had become a major cost for
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      • 349 44 Reuters AFX-Asia [TAIPEI] Taiwan's leading carrier China Airlines (CAL) said yesterday it would be able to break even in 1999 after big expected losses in 1998. CAL's new acting president Sandy Liu said the Taiwan dollar's appreciation and Asia's expected recovery would
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      • 271 44 Reuters [WELLINGTON] New Zealand and Germany have agreed to expand their air service pact to make more flights and destinations available for their airlines. New Zealand Transport Minister Maurice Williamson said yesterday. Flight frequencies for airlines using their own aircraft would be
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    • 1135 32 N BULLETIN BOARD Emery Worldwide has appointed Peter Wales as general manager and director of Priority Fresh, its New Zealand joint venture providing freight services from New Zealand to markets such as Singapore, Hongkong, Japan, Europe and the USA. Mr Wales will be based in Auckland and report to a
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