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Title Section11 1999-01-06 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES 85c SINGAPORE Internet: http://business-times.asial.com.sg/ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 199911 words
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Article, Illustration765 1999-01-06 1 Anthony Rowley - Surprise gain against US$ and euro causes export anxiety Promt Anthony Rowley in Tokyo and Larry Wee in Singapore DAY Two of euro trading saw the Japanese yen muscling to centrestage in Asian trading, soaring 2.4 per cent to close at an 18-monthSource: Bridge - 765 words
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867 1999-01-06 1 Shoeb Kagda - Budget deficit of 4£% of GDP will need 77.4 trillion rnpiah in foreign aid From! Shoeb Kagda in Jakarta PRESIDENT BJ Habibie's maiden budget yesterday placed top priority on cushioning of the poor from the ravages of the economic crisis and867 words
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511 1999-01-06 1 Eddie Toh - Changes not likely to lead to inflow of foreign funds From Eddie Toh in Kuala Lumpur THE Malaysian central bank has rectified a settlement glitch between local and foreign stockbrokers but that may not result in an inflow of foreign funds into the Malaysian511 words
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Article, Illustration1483 1999-01-06 1 Catherine Ong - He leaves this month after 14 years with bank, say sources By d Catherine Ong [SINGAPORE] Prominent banker Lim Ho Kee has resigned from the ÜBS group, climaxing a sorry saga of how the merger of two Swiss banking giantsCHRIS LOH - 1,483 words
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Advertisement122 1999-01-06 1 mama ■•My Matters H* worst may be ova*, but obstacles to a sustained recovery in the region remain, Pg4 Exprt beset China kicked off the new year by extending foreign trading rights, for the first time, to private businesses while reducing by half the number of products requiring export licences,122 words
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Advertisement15 1999-01-06 1 Habibie's test of leadership, Pg 5 Jakarta extending 300t rupiah lifeline to banks, Pg 515 words
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Advertisement10 1999-01-06 1 ÜBS execs told not to sue The Economist, Pg 210 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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597 1999-01-06 2 Catherine Ong - Move came despite probe's finding that UK magazine's allegation of massive losses was unfounded By Catherine Ong BANKER Lim Ho Kee and his colleague James Loh were told by their bosses in Zurich "in no uncertain terms" not to sue597 words
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129 1999-01-06 2 ONE thousand tonnes of rice and a supply of medicine will be distributed to Indonesians in East and Central Java in the third and final phase of the government's $12 million humanitarian aid to Indonesia. Singapore's Ambassador to Indonesia Edward Lee will officially129 words
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Article, Illustration313 1999-01-06 2 Audrey Tan - EYE ON THE ECONOMY GDP forecast By, Audrey Tan DBS Bank says that the government may cut workers' contributions to the Central Provident Fund (CPF) in the upcoming budget, to avoid a prolonged period of deflation. In its latest quarterly report on the Singapore economy,Source: URA MAS - 313 words
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245 1999-01-06 2 UNITED States electronics giant Motorola yesterday said it thinks the world chip slump has bottomed out and that it does not see the need for further layoffs in its chip division. It also said that while Motorola managed to cut 1,000, or 20245 words
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Article, Illustration46 1999-01-06 2 This is one rain shelter where you stili need an umbrella. For these commuters taking refugefrom a sudden downpour at this bus stop opposite Liang Court yesterday, even standing on the seats was not good enough. ARTHUR LEEARTHUR LEE - 46 words
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474 1999-01-06 2 Ven Sreenivasan - Exklusiv says it has invested over $30m in preparation Ven Sreenivasan VOLKSWAGEN Group Singapore Pte Ltd yesterday confirmed that Peter Kwee's Exklusiv Group has clinched the new local distributorship franchise for the marque. Exklusiv Group's wholly owned subsidiary, Car and Cars Pte Ltd, will house474 words
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416 1999-01-06 2 The Straits Times A DAY after being charged in court with speaking in public without a permit, Singapore Democratic Party chief Chee Soon Juan went ahead to address a crowd at Raffles Place yesterday afternoon. Twice, before his talk, policeThe Straits Times - 416 words
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373 1999-01-06 2 Corinne Kerk - Byi Corinne Kerk TAMIL Nadu in India is emerging as one trf the most-favoured destinations in the country for investors and is determined to make itself more attractive by being investor-friendly and transparent in decision making and governance, said Chief Minister M Karunanidhi.373 words
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FOCUS: MONEY MATTERS
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Article, Illustration1267 1999-01-06 4 Larry Wee - While the worst of the financial crisis may be over, Russia, Brazil and Japan could still prove to be sources of instability in the year ahead MONET MATTERS Larry Wee THE IMF may well be right to declare recently that the worst of theSource: HypoVereInstant - 1,267 words
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812 1999-01-06 4 Many of the factors working towards an upside are transient LOOKING into 1999, we expect most regional currencies to be able to extend their rise. Indeed, we are now confident enough to suggest that the worst is over for the local currencies, and that812 words
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Article365 1999-01-06 4 Larry Wee - Compiled by Larry Wee ABN-Amro (ABN), Independent Economic Analysis Holdings (IDEA), and MMS International (MMS) United States Friday: Employment statistics for December mark the first working Friday of the new month, and in this case the new year. December non-farm payrolls are expected to have grown by365 words
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Advertisement314 1999-01-06 4 The StmiteTimes Weulttv EdMon HOME WEWS AT YOUR FINGERTIPS The Straits Times Weekly Edition brings you a crisp summary of the week's major news breaks reported in The Straits Times about Singapore and Asean. Covering news from social issues, politics, business, career opportunities and others, we bring you closer to314 words
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INDONESIAN BUDGET
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Article, Illustration660 1999-01-06 5 Yang Razali Kassim - ASIAN VIEW His maiden budget could give Indonesia the basis for a climb to recovery next year By Yang Razali Kassim THE last time a budget was presented to Indonesia's Parliament a year ago, its presenter, then president Suharto, didn't have his feet firmly anchored in660 words
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Article, Illustration486 1999-01-06 5 Reuters [JAKARTA] Indonesia's beleaguered financial markets rallied yesterday after the announcement of the latest national budget, relieved that it seemed realistic on the whole. The rupiah currency, which had weakened below 8,000 to the US dollar earlier in the week, bouncedReuters; AFP - 486 words
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591 1999-01-06 5 Govt to take equity in ailing banks in plan costing 29% of GDP; no specifics yet Bloomberg [JAKARTA] Indonesia will inject 300 trillion rupiah (Ss64 billion) into sick banks over the next few months to rebuild a financial industry shattered by bad loansBloomberg - 591 words
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548 1999-01-06 5 Shoeb Kagda - Part of 20 trillion rupiah earmarked will go to co-ops Prom Shoeb Kagda in Jakarta THE bulk of Indonesia's development spending of 83.65 trillion rupiah (5517.7 billion) set out in Jakarta's draft budget has been earmarked for the country's548 words
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156 1999-01-06 5 AFP [JAKARTA] Indonesian President BJ Habibie yesterday devoted a large part of a budget speech to defending his government's political policies and urging people to unite to make the first postSuharto elections a success. "In a simple and firm manner, our political development in this eraAFP - 156 words
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ASIA'S ECONOMIC SLUMP
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202 1999-01-06 6 AFP [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia's central bank yesterday barred banks from financing development of residential properties and shophouses where individual units cost above 250,000 Malaysian ringgit (*****,400). Banking institutions are also prohibited from financing the development of hotels, resorts, office buildings, golf courses,AFP - 202 words
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386 1999-01-06 6 US ratings agency cites Seoul's remarkable progress in handling crisis AFP [NEW YORK) Standard and Poor's has upgraded its outlook on South Korea from stable to positive, citing the country's "remarkable prog ress" in grappling with economic crisis. The US ratings agency alsoAFP - 386 words
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Article, Illustration295 1999-01-06 6 He also urges regulation of global capital flows Bloomberg [MANILA] Hong Kong Monetary Authority chief executive Joseph Yam called for regulation of international capital flows and the eventual creation of an Asian currency to prevent a repeat of the regional economic crisis.Bloomberg - 295 words
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434 1999-01-06 6 Lu Ning - Traditional leaders HE and Japan now in No 3 and No 7 slots By Lu Ning [SINGAPORE] The US and Germany, gaining an edge from the economic crisis that crippled many Asian economies, became the top foreign contractual investors in Shanghai last year,434 words
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227 1999-01-06 6 Bloomberg [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia's trade surplus in November narrowed to 6.48 billion Malaysian ringgit (Ss2.B billion), from RM6.62 billion in October, as exports of palm oil and other goods fell, the state news agency Bernama reported yesterday, citing the Department of Statistics. That isBloomberg - 227 words
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REGION
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363 1999-01-06 8 Lu Ning - Private firms get rights, export licensing eased By. Lu Ning [SINGAPORE] China kicked off the new year by extending foreign trading rights, for the first time, to private businesses while reducing by half the number of products requiring export licences. In an apparent363 words
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500 1999-01-06 8 Lob Hui Yin - Speculation over her fate increases as 59th birthday nears From Lob Hui Yin in Hongkong EVEN as speculation intensified on the future of Anson Chan, the No 2 in the Hongkong government, her boss Tung Chee-hwa said he had not500 words
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495 1999-01-06 8 HONGKONG HE bourse banks on proximity to China, on veils initiatives IHT AFTER an embarrassing spat with Singapore just a month ago, the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong is suddenly adopting a far more positive outlook, playing to Hongkong's natural strengths inIHT - 495 words
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517 1999-01-06 8 ANWAR'S TRIAL Mattress kept for 4 months before tests; defence wants to re-examine Ummi AFP [KUALA LUMPUR] Semen stains on a mattress being used in the trial of sacked Malaysian deputy premier Anwar Ibrahim could have been planted by police, a policeAFP - 517 words
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Article, Illustration62 1999-01-06 8 [NEW DELHI] An Indian iron and steel merchant sitting atop a pile of his ware as he waitedfor customers at a wholesale market in New Delhi yesterday. Finance Minister Yashwant Sinha said this week that he saw signs of a pickup in demandfor steel andREUTERS - 62 words
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212 1999-01-06 8 JAKARTA Reuters INDONESIA warned yesterday that it might send combat troops back to Aceh following fresh separatist attacks in the rebellious province, where nearly 20 people have been killed in a week of violence. "It may happen," State Secretary Akbar Tanjung saidReuters - 212 words
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378 1999-01-06 8 KUALA LUMPUR AFP MALAYSIA'S attorney-gen-eral said yesterday that the police were responsible for injuries sustained by ousted deputy premier Anwar Ibrahim under police custody, Bernama reported. The news agency quoted Mohtar Abdullah as saying that he found the Malaysian Royal Police "fullyAFP - 378 words
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240 1999-01-06 8 NEW DELHI Bloomberg INDIA is allowing 100 per cent foreign ownership in road and port projects in a bid to boost investments in the infrastructure-starved nation. The country needs US$2B billion (5546.6 billion) to expand and improve its network of roads, theBloomberg - 240 words
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NOTEBook
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91 1999-01-06 8 AFX-Asia [JAKARTA] The Indonesian government reportedly opposes the recent sale by the Salim Group of a 60 per cent stake In PT Indofood Sukses Makmur to Nissin Food Products Co Ltd and First Pacific Co Ltd, Bisnis Indonesia reported yesterday. "Indofood is one of (our)AFX-Asia - 91 words
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Article77 1999-01-06 8 Reuters [BANGKOK] The manager of the Bank of Thailand's Financial Institutions Development Fund (FIDF) Nongnart Sondysuwan said yesterday she has sent her notice of resignation to the central bank's deputy governor Tanya Sirivedkin. The FIDF is responsible for rehabilitating ailing Thai financial institutions. Asked byReuters - 77 words
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94 1999-01-06 8 AFP [MANILA] China has completed what appears to be military structures on Mischief Reef, a disputed formation in the South China Sea's Spratlys chain, the Philippine military chief said yesterday. "The structures have been completed," General Joselin Nazareno said in a news conference, citing reconnaissanceAFP - 94 words
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80 1999-01-06 8 AFP [SHANGHAI] China's central bank is set to announce today the end of three months of uncertainty for foreign creditors owed more than US$2.5 billion (554.2 billion) by the collapsed Gitic, a company employee said yesterday. The Guangdong International Trust and Investment Corp (Gitic) employeeAFP - 80 words
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50 1999-01-06 8 Reuters [MANILA] The Philippines' gross international reserves reached about US$lO.B billion (SslB billion) at the end of December, up from US$lO.6 billion at the end of November, central bank governor Gabriel Singson said yesterday. Gross international reserves reached about US$9 billion at end-1997. ReutersReuters - 50 words
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347 1999-01-06 8 JAKARTA AFP Bridge News ONE of former president Suharto's foundations holds a 30 per cent stake in a chemical explosives company majori-ty-owned by his son, the Bisnis Indonesia daily reported yesterday. Edi Madnawijaya, director of the state-owned fertiliser company PT Pupuk Kujang,AFP; Bridge News - 347 words
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THE WORLD
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Article, Illustration534 1999-01-06 9 Nell Behrmann - Europe stocks mixed; yen's gyrations influence euro as dealers unwind short positions From Nell Behrmann in London THE euro weakened against the powerful yen and the US dollar yesterday in trading conditions that continued to be quiet and cautious.REUTERS - 534 words
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537 1999-01-06 9 WASHINGTON A successful European economic union in interest of Washington: Clinton Reuters THE United States on Monday welcomed the launch of Europe's new currency, shrugging off fears that the euro could pose a challenge to the US dollar's status as the world's mostReuters - 537 words
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Article, Illustration344 1999-01-06 9 WASHINGTON Reuters US economists on Monday scoffed at the idea of turning the International Monetary Fund into a global central bank, although some said the fund could boost its role if it changed its policies as well. The analysts saidReuters - 344 words
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263 1999-01-06 9 NEW YORK Fiscal reform most be top priority for govt, says Fischer Bridge News Reuters THE International Monetary Fund's deputy managing director Stanley Fischer on Monday said that implementation of fiscal reforms in Brazil should be a top priority for the government. Mr Fischer,Bridge News; Reuters - 263 words
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434 1999-01-06 9 WASHINGTON Economic outlook still positive, but slowing: Fed official Bloomberg MANUFACTURING in US put in its weakest month during December since the end of the last recession in 1991, as production slumped, factories eliminated jobs and weak demand hurt prices. The NationalBloomberg - 434 words
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369 1999-01-06 9 NEW YORK Takeover preferred if there had been more time, says Fed governor Reuters UNITED States Federal Reserve governor Laurence Meyer said on Monday time constraints were the primary reason the Fed organised the llth-hour rescue of hedge fund Long Term Capital ManagementReuters - 369 words
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266 1999-01-06 9 LONDON Reuters LONDON brokers for George Soros' stable of hedge funds said yesterday the international financier had reversed the October decision to close his Quantum Emerging Growth Fund. Edgar Astaire of Edgar Astaire and Company, a major dealer in shares in Soros funds, toldReuters - 266 words
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EDITORIAL & OPINION
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Article, Illustration691 1999-01-06 10 Shoeb Kagda - THE BOTTOMLZNE OPINION By Shoeb Kagda The writer is BT's Jakarta correspondent A GREAT battle is raging in Indonesia and it is not the one between the students and security forces that has been broadcast to the world these past six months. There is691 words
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Article158 1999-01-06 10 It's like a war. You have soldiers winning battle by battle or losing battle by battle. But if these fighting soldiers have already occupied territory, you need another unit to secure the territory you have taken. This is not happening.' Andreas Harsano an Indonesian journalist, speaking of158 words
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Article601 1999-01-06 10 EDITORIAL THE fall of Israel's coalition government and the decision by its Parliament to hold new elections in April have broad implications for peace with the Palestinians and for regional stability. The peace process involving Israel and the Palestinian Authority, in which the United States601 words
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Article, Illustration1381 1999-01-06 10 Anthony Rowley - Enro could provoke unexpected and fundamental changes in the international monetary system By. Anthony Rowley The writer is BT's Tokyo correspondent THE birth of the euro was always going to cause some initial turbulence in foreign-ex-change markets. But the first few daysFILE PHOTO - 1,381 words
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Article, Illustration846 1999-01-06 10 Will Hillary ran for Senate? HILLARY Rodham Clinton's spokesmen say she has not thought of running for the Senate in 2000. But Robert Torricelli, who heads the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, floated what looked like a trial balloon over the weekend. Mr Torricelli says he had846 words
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EXECUTIVE LIFESTYLE
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Article, Illustration956 1999-01-06 11 Suzy Menkes - FASHION Designers are in a party mood, spinning trimmings, colours into the coutnre mix Suzy Menkes IHT [PARIS] Like a dedicated par-ty-goer laying down champagne for future celebrations, fashion already seems to be in pre-millennium mode. There is a mood of lighthearted optimism in clothes bothIHT; FILE PHOTO - 956 words
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Article, Illustration956 1999-01-06 12 JOHN GRIFFITHS - High-tech fantasy's moving closer to reality, says johm Griffiths JOHN GRIFFITHS FT WE are entering the last year of the first full century of the car almost as mystified about the future of private transport as our forebears were when they clunked around in theFT; FILE PHOTO - 956 words
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646 1999-01-06 12 Vicki Marsh Kabat - TRENDS Anchoring? Down Aging? A label tells yon you're not alone By' Vicki Marsh Kabat NYT [WACO, Texas] What would a new year be without catchy new phrases to describe those of us entering it? We're all familiar with "Baby Boomers" andNYT - 646 words
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Article, Illustration39 1999-01-06 12 [OR YEHUDA, Israel] Israeli models show the "Jewels of the Nile line from the 1999 beach wear collection of Israeli fashion house Gottex on Monday in Or Yehuda. Gottex is sold in more than 100 countries. AFPAFP - 39 words
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628 1999-01-06 12 Richard B Anderson - PURSUITS People are moving away from pursuing success to have more time for living By\ Richard B Anderson LAT-WP IN the aftermath of the holidays, it's hard to believe that many Americans hunger for a life less tainted by materialism. Yet manyLAT-WP - 628 words
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Page 11 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous1131 1999-01-06 11 CRYPTIC crossword Easily not 11 Spirit conjured up by other I j 13 Taken aback, finding acid in pHh 15 Made a mistake that's irrecov- Lhi hJ erable fIH 16 Draws back from study (4) 17 Ron, for example, may be be- help HHHb flfl 18 Outstanding poem we hear1,131 words
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Miscellaneous198 1999-01-06 12 THE WEATHER Singapore: Cloudy Temperature (23/27 C) AaU-Pacdlo WHt* Good. Jrrunlrm **20 Cloudy Storkhokn -1/3 Rub Auckland Utt® (Var Jfcwt 1440 (lourtv Vienna *6 (lowly Bangkok 2142 Fair Zunrti 2/7 Cloudy BrfnK -4/6 Kar Earope Va/BP Good. Bombay 21/32 Hazy Amsterdam Kl 8 Ran Hwlra WHl* Oml Bnsbane 22/29 Cloudy198 words
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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522 1999-01-06 13 Annette Pau - Firm will focus on workshop, car rental; Midlands is new distributor By. Annette Pau [SINGAPORE) Intraco Ltd will stop selling Rover cars by end-April, after holding the franchise for almost a decade. Instead, it will focus on expanding its workshop services and522 words
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Article, Illustration435 1999-01-06 13 Carol Eng - $34m extraordinary gain from sale to NTUC Fair Price By I Carol Eng [SINGAPORE] As part of efforts to divest its non-core assets, DBS Land has sold part of Thomson Plaza to NTUC Fair Price, making an extraordinary gain of $34.3 million. TwoCHRIS LOH - 435 words
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665 1999-01-06 13 Wong Wei Kong - HOCK LOCK SIEW Wong Wei Kong BOND issuance in Singapore is still in its infancy but there are already signs that a debt market, Singapore-style, is begining to evolve. When national shipping line Neptune Orient Lines (NOL) announced that it was selling its665 words
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Article, Illustration423 1999-01-06 13 Rahita Elias - Both companies deny the rumour; analysts also say it's unlikely liy Rahita Elias [SINGAPORE] CK Tang shot up on the stock market yesterday on talk of a takeover by City Developments, which promptly dismissed the rumour. A CDL spokesman told423 words
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114 1999-01-06 13 Bridge News (SINGAPORE] The Monetary Authority of Singapore yesterday declined to comment on talk that it is meeting brokerages to discuss issues related to the merging of foreign and locally held share tranches. The government had placed a 40 per cent cap onBridge News - 114 words
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232 1999-01-06 13 [SINGAPORE] Chinese ceramic tile and bathroom Fixtures maker Eagle Brand Holdings has received inprinciple approval for a listing on the Stock Exchange of Singapore, making it the first mainboard listing this year. The company is run and 45 per cent owned by the232 words
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COMPANIES
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Article, Illustration309 1999-01-06 14 David Boey - Ky David Boey [SINGAPORE) Shares of local telephone monopoly Singapore Telecom closed at a sixmonth low of $2.42 in heavy volume yesterday as investors reacted negatively to recent announcements on the telecommunications front. The counter tumbled right from the opening bellSource: Bloomberg - 309 words
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Article, Illustration356 1999-01-06 14 Jennifer Lien - But SES Electronics Index sags on profit-taking after Monday's run-np Hih Jennifer Lien [SINGAPORE] Electronic Resources Ltd's share price jumped 45 cents or 30 per cent yesterday following US distribution giant Ingram Micro's $1.95-a-share general offer for the company. The shares, whichSource: Bloomberg - 356 words
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431 1999-01-06 14 Eddie Toh - Parent MBf Capital needs to raise SMlb to avert any action From, Eddie Toh in Kuala Lumpur THE Malaysian central bank may hive off parts of troubled MBf Finance if its parent company cannot cough up more than one billion431 words
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217 1999-01-06 14 Bloomberg [SINGAPORE] Singapore Airlines Ltd said yesterday that its operating efficiency held steady in November for a second straight month after 12 months of declines, although analysts said it may be too early to cheer. The national carrier's overall load factor aBloomberg - 217 words
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Article, Illustration194 1999-01-06 14 David Boey - Hit David Boey [SINGAPORE) Singapore Technologies Engineering yesterday announced its subsidiary's involvement in an F-5 aircraft upgrade programme for the Brazilian air force. The five-year programme has an estimated value of between US$2OO million (***** million) and US$25O million, depending onFILE PHOTO - 194 words
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267 1999-01-06 14 Bloomberg [SINGAPORE] Neptune Orient Lines (NOL), the world's fifth-largest shipping company, said the recently announced sale of its headquarters would have lowered its first-half loss last year by 14.33 cents a share if it had taken place then. It did not sayBloomberg - 267 words
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286 1999-01-06 14 Eddie Toh - Move comes eight years after youngest son's resignation Fron Eddie Toh in Kuala Lumpur ANOTHER son of Lim Goh Tong reputed to be the richest man in Malaysia and operator of the sole casino in the country has quit the group. Eldest son Tee286 words
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COMPANY Briefs
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77 1999-01-06 14 Reuters (BANGKOK) Thailand's Thai Danu Bank said yesterday that Singapore's DBS Bank would play a bigger role in its new management team. DBS now holds 50.3 per cent of Thai Danu. It sent two directors to join the Thai bank's management teamReuters - 77 words
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Article43 1999-01-06 14 [SINGAPORE] Vickers Ballas has appointed Stephen Lee Ching Yen as non-executive director. A Nominated Member of Parliament from 1994 to 1996, the 51-year-old is chairman of the Trade Development Board and president of the Singapore National Employers Federation.43 words
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26 1999-01-06 14 [SINGAPORE] Electronics distributor Serial Systems has obtained approval from the Stock Exchange of Singapore to repurchase its own shares.26 words
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34 1999-01-06 14 [SINGAPORE] Flextech Holdings told the stock exchange it was not aware of any reason for the sharp increase in the share price and turnover of its shares yesterday.34 words
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42 1999-01-06 14 [SINGAPORE] Freight Links Express Holdings said DBS Finance has sold 200,000 shares at 17 cents each belonging to substantial shareholder David Lim Teck Hiang. That takes his stake to 55.36 per cent or 271.4 million shares.42 words
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43 1999-01-06 14 Bernama [MANILA] A listed unit of Malaysia's Mulpha Internationa] Bhd in Manila has aborted its plan to acquire the five-star Westin Philippine Plaza Hotel. Mabuhay Holdings Corp cited the peso's depreciation and changes in economic conditions. BernamaBernama - 43 words
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522 1999-01-06 15 Bnt both German and Japanese anto firms deny being in takeover talks Reuters AFP [DETROIT] Ford Motor Co is expected to announce this week it is in the process of buying Bayerisch Motoren Werke AG (BMW) of Germany and Honda MotorsReuters; AFP - 522 words
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408 1999-01-06 15 News fuels talk of tie-up for Fort Bonifacio devt Bloomberg [MANILA) Metro Pacific Corp and Ayala Land Inc said yesterday that their chairmen recently held talks, fuelling speculation that the Philippines' two biggest developers may team up to complete Manila's largest real estate project. TheBloomberg - 408 words
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Article, Illustration321 1999-01-06 15 Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Several of Wall Street's top strategists gathered at the New York Stock Exchange on the first trading day of the year were bullish on 1999. Donaldson Lufkin Jenrette Inc's Thomas Galvin said the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which on MondayBloomberg; AFP - 321 words
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313 1999-01-06 15 [BENTONVILLE, Arkansas] Wal-Mart Stores Inc said on Monday it had filed a second suit against Amazon.com Inc this time in the online retailer's home state of Washington after an Arkansas judge ruled that court did not have jurisdiction to try all the defendants. The313 words
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379 1999-01-06 15 Firm fails to sell as many software licences as expected Bloomberg [NAPERVILLE, Illinois] Spyglass Inc, a maker of Internet software for cellular phones and other devices, warned on Monday that it will have a fiscal first-quarter loss because it did not bookBloomberg - 379 words
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412 1999-01-06 15 It also nnveils faster Celeron chips for low-cost PC market LAT-WP [SAN FRANCISCO] After taking a beating last year in the low-cost personal computer market, Intel Corp on Monday announced faster Celeron processors and price cuts as the first stepsLAT-WP - 412 words
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305 1999-01-06 15 Bloomberg [TOKYO] Toshiba Corp, Japan's largest maker of notebook computers, expects rising corporate and consumer demand to boost personal computer (PC) shipments 8 per cent or more in the year through March 2000, extending gains of 7 per cent in the year ending MarchBloomberg - 305 words
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424 1999-01-06 16 Quak Hiang Whai - The 300 m issue raises HKsBom; strong demand as investors see euro gaining on US$ bYoni Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong A DAY after the euro made its debut worldwide, a warrant issue on the euro/US dollar exchange rate has come into the Hongkong market.424 words
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562 1999-01-06 16 Feud expected to continue in boardroom as AMP has only 57% stake Bloomberg [SYDNEY] AMP Ltd, Australia's biggest fund manager and life insurer, snared nearly 60 per cent of general insurer GIO Australia Holdings Ltd and said it's no longer offering to buyBloomberg - 562 words
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171 1999-01-06 16 [SINGAPORE] The Deutsche Bank group yesterday announced the opening of the Singapore branch of Deutsche Securities Asia Ltd (DSAL), its equities subsidiary in Asia. Set up under the global equities division's strategy to focus on institutional business in Asia, DSAL employs 15171 words
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197 1999-01-06 16 Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Salomon Smith Barney Inc's 10,600 brokers will start offering their clients Citibank mortgages and loans in the next four months, as the new Citigroup begins cross-selling services between units. The securities firm said customers will be able to refinance aBloomberg - 197 words
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Article, Illustration72 1999-01-06 16 [LONDON] John Browne (left) and Larry Fuller changing the name plate on Monday at the London headquarters of BP Amoco pic, the new company created from the merger of British Petroleum and Amoco. The new company began trading on the London stock exchange with a marketRKUTERS - 72 words
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574 1999-01-06 16 Bat industry will have to change as traditional business no longer profitable Reuters [LONDON] International insurance brokers played out the end-game of consolidation in their sector last year, and now US giants Marsh McLennan and Aon are set to fight it out forReuters - 574 words
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463 1999-01-06 16 Loans rise 21%, boosting earnings to record USs23Bm Bloomberg [WILMINGTON, Delawarel MBNA Corp, the largest publicly traded US credit card company, said fourth-quarter net income rose 27 per cent to a record as it added new customers through marketing agreements with colleges,Bloomberg - 463 words
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280 1999-01-06 16 [SINGAPORE] In what is expected to be a busy year for the unit trust industry here, Hongkongßank has kicked off with the launch of two unit trusts which invest in global equities and bonds. The two are the HSBC Global Growth280 words
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Article, Illustration211 1999-01-06 16 [SINGAPORE! The Singapore International Monetary Exchange has won the Derivatives Exchange of the Year award for its performance last year. Simex is the only exchange to clinch this award four times. The previous occasions were in 1989,1992 and 1993. It is alsoFILE PHOTO - 211 words
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544 1999-01-06 16 Debut eclipsed by euro; better response seen when other exchanges join Reuters [LONDON] The new London Stock Exchange and Deutsche Boerse alliance, launched with great fanfare last summer as the first step towards a pan-European stock market, got off to a mutedReuters - 544 words
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Article176 1999-01-06 17 Bob Butcher, Jardine Fleming - STMBX Reports M9CI Singapore Index Bob Butcher, Jardine Fleming THE MSCI Singapore Free Index Futures made their high for the day on the opening yesterday at 214.20 in the January contract. The market made most of its losses in the first hour but hit its176 words
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200 1999-01-06 17 Charlie Kuo, Refco Singapore - MSCI Taiwan fatores Charlie Kuo, Refco Singapore THE Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures tumbled on the first trading day in 1999 amid pessimism that corporate earnings to be released this month may faU short of expectations. The cash Taiex fell to a two-year200 words
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380 1999-01-06 17 ENERGY REPORT Reuters [LONDON] Colder weather in key US demand centres continued to be the sole provider of support to global oil prices otherwise depressed by chronic oversupply. Benchmark Brent blend crude on the London futures market was one cent higher at 1405Reuters - 380 words
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Article328 1999-01-06 17 AFX Asia Bloomberg London THE US dollar was off its lows against the yen in midday trade amid light profit-taking after primary options-related unwinding of positions was triggered just above the 110.50 level, dealers said. Nonetheless, they said there is scope for the dollar to resume its downwardAFX Asia; Bloomberg - 328 words
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Article, Illustration1222 1999-01-06 17 OTERBAMK CROSS RATES jA$ C$ Unb EURO Ffr Da HK$ tad Rs Rupiah Vm Won RM MZ$ Pafc Rs Peso S$ Rand Sfr MT$ j Australia 0.952 4.171 0 528 3.462 L032 4.032 26.537 40.808 0.696 7264 2J70 1161 31.817 23.678 L038 3.646 0.852 20.079 22.483 <U77 0.6JI Canada 1.0501,222 words
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Article1886 1999-01-06 17 SICOM FUTURES Jan 5 RUB8ER (fntw*s ctosinq ts at S.30pn) RSS1 CONTRACTU outs/kg) dose Votoaw Open Worth Mqji Low Sott (tones) Interest Feb99 105.75 HT5 Nar 99 108.25 1275 Apr 99 110.25 750 May 99 112.75 750 Jim 99 114.25 750 J<H/Sep 99 117.25 300 RSS 3 CONTRACT (UScwts/kq) VoHme1,886 words
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Article, Illustration1411 1999-01-06 18 AFP Q Hang Seng +81.89 HONGKONG share prices rose 0.8 per cent in cautious trade yesterday for the first gain of the New Year despite a lack of fresh leads that held back most investors, dealers said. "There was some buying here and there after the unexpected losses" onAFP - 1,411 words
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Article, Illustration549 1999-01-06 18 AFP n Shenzhen B Index -0.50 SHENZHEN S hard currency B shares ended ofT in slow trade yesterday under selling pressure from domestic retail investors, analysts said. The B Share Index lost 0.50 point, or 0.94 per cent, to 52.41 on turnover of HK$2.7 million, compared with HK$2.3 millionAFP; Source: Credit Lyonnais Securities (Asia) Ltd - 549 words
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Article395 1999-01-06 18 AFP Qwp Index -266 TAIWAN share prices closed 4.1 per cent lower yesterday, the first trading session of 1999, on strong selling pressure sparked by margin calls, analysts said. The TSE Weighted Price Index plunged 266 points to 6,152.43, lower than the 6,300point level which the government had vowedAFP - 395 words
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Article2354 1999-01-06 18 LONDON Industrials Ja#S Pence 31 Croup I. 580.000 8.500 AB Ports 288.500 5.500 Abbey National 1268.000 14.000 Allied Oomecq 555.000 -10.500 Allied 2urich 96.250 1.900 tm« 178.500 0.500 Ajda Group 158.000 -5.250 BAT Ind 509.000 -4.000 BC Pic 372.000 3.000 BKX 71.500 unch BOC Group 849.500 7.5002,354 words
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Article1626 1999-01-06 18 AFP Q Nikkei 225 -183J5 JAPANESE stocks closed 1.4 per cent lower yesterday with blue-chip exporters under pressure from the dollar's slide against the yen, brokers said. "The yen's rally triggered the sharp fall of share prices," a broker said. "So far, we have not seen any sign thatAFP - 1,626 words
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Article8755 1999-01-06 19 INDUSTRIALS Consumer products '»«8 Last Vol Day Net Cap High Low Compmy Sate 'OOP Hlgfc Loo Pft tm* 320 170 Ajtnomoto 280 unch IS 4 113 5 148 35 Angkasa 78 2 77 78 76 l".8 n5.0 310 123 Apollo Food Mlfl 283 9 8 113 2 388 108 Beoaya8,755 words
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Article, Illustration423 1999-01-06 19 AFP Q Composite Index +&24 MALAYSIAN shares ended up 1.1 percent yesterday, boosted by news that foreigners can repatriate profits from contra trades and a higher trade surplus in November, dealers said. The KLSE Composite Index rose 6.24 points to end at 567.89 points,AFP - 423 words
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Article2002 1999-01-06 20 ■ONOS, LOANS ft VAMAMTS **9A > Last Vol Day Last Quota Am HK»n LOW Stno Company Saia *ar- COOO) HlqH Law Buyar Satar Price 20.5 3 3160 "Acer *010/31USS 15 ♦IS 1309 16 13.5 14.5 15 95 4.5 3164 Aetna ******4 21.5 *4.5 7577 24 17 21 21.5 17 31612,002 words
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Article168 1999-01-06 20 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH -By R Sivanithy THE Teledata stock and warrant have not been in play at all during the recent rally, so perhaps a review of the numbers is called for. Unfortunately, other than being cheap and having time on its side, it's hard to justify168 words
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Article231 1999-01-06 20 H0N6K0N6 STOCKS Cr Cr 1996 Last VaI On Last Ouott Dtv Dtv YU Mat M Cap High Laai Strvo Company Sat* COOO) High Law Buyer Mar Cw P/I Sm* 400 250 SI23 COL(2000)MK 400 400 8 2.4 2 20.5 7744.7 5124 Cathay Pac 20c MK—720 265 2.1 7.4231 words
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Article, Illustration689 1999-01-06 20 AFP IJj Composite Index +14.69 INDONESIAN shares rose 3.6 per cent yesterday, paced by the financial and agricultural sectors, dealers said. A dealer said the new budget reflected a long overdue shift in emphasis back to agriculture. "The budget is moving away from tollroads and that sort of thingAFP - 689 words
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Article, Illustration746 1999-01-06 20 AFP SET Index *2183 THAI share prices soared 6.1 per cent yesterday on buying by foreign funds amid a lack of negative factors to curb buoyant New Year sentiment, analysts said. The SET Composite Index rose 21.83 points to 378.51. Advances led declines 191 to 47, with 42 stocksAFP - 746 words
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Article298 1999-01-06 20 AFP n Manila M Manila +26J5 PHILIPPINE share prices rose 1.3 per cent yesterday due largely to the strengthening of Asian currencies including the Philippine peso. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index rose 26.15 points to 2,006.85. Turnover fell to 612.86 million shares worth worth 1.42 billion pesos compared toAFP - 298 words
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Article412 1999-01-06 20 AFP n Composite Index *1(198 SOUTH Korean share prices closed 1.9 per cent higher yesterday, boosted by Standard and Poor's upgrade of the country's sovereign rating outlook to positive from stable. The Composite Index closed up 10.98 points to 598.55, off a high 0f599.90. Volume was 252 million sharesAFP - 412 words
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Article586 1999-01-06 20 AFP PAA Ordinaries -17 SHARE prices ended 0.6 per cent lower yesterday after forfeiting early gains, brokers said. The All Ordinaries Index lost 17 points to close at 2,815.6. The All Industrials Index shed 16.3 points to 5,084.5 and the All Resources Index dropped 21.1 points to 953.3 points.AFP - 586 words
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Article249 1999-01-06 20 AFP Q Wellington *4M6 NEW ZEALAND shares climbed 2.4 per cent yesterday on the first trading day of 1999, reassured by what one analyst described as "reasonable" overseas markets and lower interest rates. The NZSE-40 Index was up 49.98 points to 2,115.26 on turnover of NZ579.3 million. Jmt KSAFP - 249 words
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6715 1999-01-06 21 Transaction date: JanS^j Cr Cf M Wt J J"*, L*»t Vol Day Lest Quote Dlv Dl« YM NX Cap Av« High Low StHo Company Sato rOOO) Nm> L—r Buyar S—«f CV P/I MMci MULTMNOUSTRY 142 17.5 mt >000 AcmaSOc 76 *15 4172 82.5 73.56,715 words
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Article1340 1999-01-06 21 Cr Or M Wt 1998 Last V* Day Last Ouota ON Mv YM Mat Cap Avg Htfh Law StNo Company Sal* COOO) KHfti Law Bu y »r Saltar Cvr P/E $mk Prlca MANUFACTURING 243 30 a 2049 *ASAuto10c 101 -4 2952 108 90 S K)0 101 15 N 71,340 words
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Article395 1999-01-06 22 Stacks Volume CK Tang 20c 13.895.000 E Res WtOI 13.675,000 SingTel 15c 12,623.000 E ResrceslOc 9,693,000 Flextech Wt02 7,586,000 AcmaWtOI 7.577,000 Brilliant 8c 7,536,000 Van (tor Horst 7,535,000 Omni Ind 10c 6,271,000 KepHitachi Z 20c 4,777.000 Stocks SingTel 15c 30,658,190 City Dev 50c 25,608.931 E ResrceslOc 18,956,440 E Res WtOI395 words
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Article, Illustration686 1999-01-06 22 R Sivanithy - STI dips on lack of serious institutional support and lukewarm Wall Street and Tokyo trading STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY By R Sivanithy ROTATIONAL play among small caps, a re-rating of electronic stocks, particularly those from Sesdaq, and takeover stories livened up trading in the686 words
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Article116 1999-01-06 22 HERE'S a thought from Michael Santoli, writing in a recent issue of the US financial magazine Barron's, on why technical indicators may be useless in the current market. "These indicators became indicators because they have proved prescient in retrospect. So a VIX (Volatility Index by the Chicago116 words
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Article93 1999-01-06 22 MAINBOARD-listed contract manufacturer JIT Holdings finished as the 88th largest company on the Singapore bourse in 1998, with a market capitalisation of $273.1 million. For chairman Tommie Goh, who has the numbers 3 and 8 repeated on his phone numbers and car licence plates, this93 words
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Article129 1999-01-06 22 TALK in the Hongkong stockmarket is that at least one-fifth of the listed companies there are looking for investors to put in new capital. If they cannot find a sugar daddy, they may encounter cashflow problems. So far Hongkong banks have been taking it easy on bad129 words
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Article61 1999-01-06 22 SPEAKING of bankruptcy in Hongkong, there are growing complaints against underwriters mostly banks and merchant banks who participated in IPOs in the last 12 months. Apparently a lot of bad debts and non-performing loans have been chalked up by these newly-minted listed companies. There are suggestions61 words
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Article53 1999-01-06 22 THE job market in Hongkong is looking very bad for graduates. A graduate said he sent more than 50 applications, and received responses from just four or five. There was no follow-up after that This graduate is asking for "only" HK$lO,OOO a month, slightly53 words
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Article, Illustration64 1999-01-06 22 Ven Sreenivasan - -By Ven Sreenivasan CK Tang leaped 12 cents or 48 per cent to 37 cents on speculation of a takeover. Yesterday's volume of 13.9 million shares stood in stark contrast to the 10-day average turnover of just 260,000 shares. But other than the takeover talk, there are little64 words
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Article315 1999-01-06 23 Bridge News Reuters FEW changes to most areas of the market following the holiday period with rates talked and little fresh business fixed, brokers said. The first day of a New Year is not the best of times to form a long-term strategic plan, Clarkson Securities Ltd saidBridge News; Reuters - 315 words
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Article287 1999-01-06 23 SCS '000 j»s s$ *h m CWT Distribution 0.51 *0.005 22 Chuan Hup 0.54 -0.0O5 109 Cosco Investment 0.485 *0.005 9 Freiqht Links 0.18 *0.005 3156 G8 HoMkigs 0.40 *0.01 17 Hat Sun Hup 0.435 unch 98 Hitachi Zos*n 0.79 IMC HoMlnqs HK 5.60 Jay* HokMnqs 0.51 Juronq287 words
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Article, Illustration607 1999-01-06 23 Marcus Hand - Nippon Foundation has helped to promote safety in Straits of Malacca for last 30 years By\ Marcus Hand [SINGAPORE] The Nippon Foundation, a Japanese charity heavily involved in marine safety, is funding the installation of a further 10 lighthouses and navigational aids in607 words
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849 1999-01-06 23 Seafarer - STRAIT TALK By Seafarer ONE of the principal aims of those involved in pushing for the adoption of the International Safety Management (ISM) Code was to ensure ship operators took responsibility for what happened on board their vessels. This intention849 words
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313 1999-01-06 23 Felix Chan - By] Felix Chan [SINGAPORE] The Port of Antwerp registered a record throughput of close to 120 million tons last year, a jump of about 8 per cent over the previous year. Container traffic rose 2.5 million tons or 7 per cent313 words
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284 1999-01-06 23 [SlNGAPOßE] Italian shipping line Lloyd Triestino is withdrawing from the conferences representing carriers in the Europe/Australasia trades. The line now owned by Evergreen tendered its resignation from both the Europe to Australia and New Zealand Conference, and the Australia/New Zealand to Europe Liner Association,284 words
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182 1999-01-06 23 [SINGAPORE] The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) has issued a public towage licence to Maju Maritime as part of its tug service liberalisation programme initiated in 1997. Under Phase 2 of the scheme, the licence, which is valid for a period of182 words
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Article1745 1999-01-06 37 RECEIVING OF export ret CONTAINERS AND LCI CARGO Chi Booking/Batince Rstls Shl P Voy Kc Etb/Btr Period From To From U too" 07/0100 U 05/1500 05/1459 05/1900 JSCUS OVUM 05/1900 0W0*5* 04/0900 21 05/1700 04/0*59 04/0900 3 04/0700 04/1159 04/1*00 Apt Aimjnan 306» 07/1400 I* 05/1500 05/1459 05/19001,745 words
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Article219 1999-01-06 37 Jan 6 Austria: Epiphany. Finland: Epiphany. Greece: Epiphany. I tally: Epiphany. Spain: Epiphany. Ju IS Japan: Adults Day. Jan 18 Brunei: Anniversary of Revelations of Koran. United States: MArtin Luther King Jnr Day. Jan 19 Brunei: Hari Raya Puasa. Indonesia: Hari Raya Puasa. Malaysia: Hari Raya Puasa. Singapore:219 words
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Article737 1999-01-06 37 THIS report, compiled by 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 averagesized stem Market movements are indicated. The Cockett Bunker Price Index change and the individual737 words
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321 1999-01-06 38 Aircraft likely to be modified versions of the 767 wide-body jet: report Bloomberg [TOKYO] Japan's Defence Agency will buy four military tanker aircraft from Boeing Co of the US for 80 billion yen (551.16 billion), the Nihon Keizai newspaper said,Bloomberg - 321 words
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Article, Illustration57 1999-01-06 38 [ROMULUS] A Northwest Airlines aircraft lands at Detroit Metro Airport, in Romulus, Michigan as airport snow removal equipment continues to clear snow from the runway following a weekend blizzard that paralysed the Midwest. Northwest Airlines was hard hit at its Detroit hub forcing itREUTERS - 57 words
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469 1999-01-06 38 Bloomberg [SEOUL] Daewoo Motor Co, South Korea's second-biggest car maker, said it sold a total of 893,295 vehicles in 1998, taking over Hyundai Motor Co's No 1 position for the first time ever. By comparison, Hyundai Motor sold aBloomberg - 469 words
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411 1999-01-06 38 US carrier's int'l alliances considered weak compared with its competitors NYT [ATLANTA] Delta Air Lines is expected to announce today what it calls "a major expansion" of international service from Hartsfield International Airport and New York's Kennedy Airport. The Atlanta-based carrier handlesNYT - 411 words
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Article, Illustration604 1999-01-06 38 Flight disruptions part of wider pollution problem FT [NEW DELHI] Flights at New Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport have been disrupted since mid-Decem-ber by a thick, white fog that has enveloped the capital. With visibility severely reduced by the combination of moisture and pollution,FT; FILE PHOTO - 604 words
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