The Business Times, 23 February 1999
1999-02-23
1
42
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/biztimes
The Business Times
-
Title Section13 1999-02-23 1 The BusinessTimes MITA (P) 04fV 12/98 SINGAPORE Internet' http://business-times.asial.com.sg/ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 199913 words
-
Article60 1999-02-23 1 sn 1,***** (+25.87) BT4BI SCL3B (+11.37) SDISCX FUTURES aocao (+5.40) BIMAUETHOODc WMItwI STOCK HABKET ram Monday Change KLSE COUP 562.61 -168 NIKKEI 14,256.67 +158.63 HANOSENO SJHM4 -14.78 SET INDEX S3itt -K» JAKARTA OOMP 398J7 -Ut MANILA COMP +13.06 TAIPEI WPT U11B-+MLII SEOUL COMP 086.49 -1169 CLSA CHINA B60 words
-
Article80 1999-02-23 1 Mm HTM uss ss USt 1.715 £(USJ/S$ per 1.822 178# EURO(USS/S$ per E) 1.103 till DM 1.771 9.967 YEN 121J 1.407 RM 3.800 0.461 HKf 7.741 0131 BAHT 1770 0.046 KJPIAH &8N 0.019 *st mm wait PUKE BATES SINGAPORE* 5.825 KUALA LUMPUR 11.50 JAKARTA 28.00 BANOKDK 14.75 MANILA 22.9080 words
-
964 1999-02-23 1 Conrad Raj - Worst seems over for Asia, 1999 will be year of recovery, says CEO Reports by < Conrad Raj [SINGAPORE] DBS Bank, Singapore's largest bank, is on the lookout for bigger banking acquisitions in the region as it strives to achieve its964 words
-
389 1999-02-23 1 [SINGAPORE] DBS Bank plans to dispose of most of its non-core assets but will retain, at least for the near term, its 28.5 per cent stake in one of Singapore's leading property groups, DBS Land. Disclosing this at a media lunch yesterday,389 words
-
Article, Illustration638 1999-02-23 1 Ang Wan May - Decision will ensure there's no supply shortage: HngKiang By- Ang Wan May [SINGAPORE] The government will announce its land sales programme for the year 2000 and beyond by September, and the decision will ensure there is no lack of supply inCHRIS LOH - 638 words
-
Article, Illustration664 1999-02-23 1 Top cop, CID chief were alone with Anwar, panel told Reuters, AFP [KUALA LUMPUR] A Malaysian police officer said yesterday that he heard a groan from sacked finance minister Anwar Ibrahim's detention cell in September after the then police chief and anotherReuters,; AFP; REUTERS - 664 words
-
587 1999-02-23 1 Larry Wee, Ven Sreenivasan - By L Larry Wee, Ven Sreenivasan (SINGAPORE] The Japanese yen was once again sold down sharply against the greenback in Asian trading yesterday. falling a hefty 2 per cent after a weekend G-7 meeting failed to produce any criticism of the587 words
-
Article44 1999-02-23 1 Reuters [NEW YORK] The Dow Jones Industrial Average built on the gains of Thursday and Friday to rise straight from the opening bell yesterday. By noon EST, the blue-chip index was up 115.43 points at 9,455.38. ReutersReuters - 44 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement165 1999-02-23 1 IHHIPH The Property Othnnn There are three numbers that Singapore property buyers must know, says Lee Han Shih, Pg 4 Sabah's all set Malaysia's eastern state of Sabah announced the dissolution of its state assembly yesterday, paving the way for fresh elections in what will be the first test of165 words
-
Advertisement55 1999-02-23 1 DBS aims to top 10-11 returns on capital, Pg 15 At last, John Olds meets the press and wins them over, Pg 15 HSBC suffers 20% drop in profit, seeks listing in New York Full report, Pg 16 Cantonese Restaurant at Sheraton Towers Singapore Thirty-Nine Scotts Road Singapore *****0 Telephone:55 words
-
Advertisement13 1999-02-23 1 Taiwan bank shares jump on stimulus package, Pg 5 Market reports, Pg 20-2413 words
-
-
SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
-
376 1999-02-23 2 Soh Tiang Keng - Over 13,000 Libor contracts traded by dosing time on first day By! Soh Tiang Keng THE three-month euroyen Libor interest rate futures the first new contract launched this year by the Singapore International Monetary Exchange kicked off with a bang376 words
-
Article, Illustration352 1999-02-23 2 Eugene Low - By'. Eugene Low TAX revenue collected last year fell for the first time since the 1985-86 recession, latest figures from the Department of Statistics show. For the whole of 1998, the taxman collected $15.6 billion, 7.7 per cent lower than theCompiled by BT - 352 words
-
Article, Illustration393 1999-02-23 2 Siow Li Sen - Sing dollar falls by 3% to 1.7148 with weak yen By I Siow Li Sen THE benchmark three-month interbank interest rate is showing signs of a firmer trend, with a range of 1.75 per cent to 2 per cent since last week, asSource: Graphics - 393 words
-
670 1999-02-23 2 Siow Li Sen - Jan exports np for Ist time in 11 months in real, US$ terms By\ Siow Li Sen THE recession is over, and the Singapore economy will pose strong growth in the current first quarter, declares economist P K Basu from Credit670 words
-
171 1999-02-23 2 A TOTAL of 14,000 Singaporeans were enrolled in external programmes to pursue a basic degree in 1997. This means that for every two undergraduates in the two local universities, there was one student studying for an external basic degree, says an article by171 words
-
Article, Illustration287 1999-02-23 2 Carol Eng - EYE ON THE ECONOMY Consumption By' Carol Eng AS Singaporeans become more affluent, they are spending proportionally less on food and more on luxuries like cars and overseas shopping. The average real income of a Singaporean (in terms of real gross domestic prod- uctSource: DOS - 287 words
-
Article, Illustration168 1999-02-23 2 THE introduction of digital television (DTV) here will bring a whole new range of challenges to broadcasters, Minister for Information and the Arts George Yeo said yesterday at the launch of CNBC Asia's new digital production facility. "The proliferation of channels will change the viewingFILE PHOTO - 168 words
-
Article, Illustration459 1999-02-23 3 Toh Han Shih - SINGAPORE-AUSTRALIA MINISTERIAL TALES MOU covers 10 initiatives including e-commerce, Y2K issues, R&D By Toh Han Shih SINGAPORE and Australia yesterday signed agreements on information and communication technology worth an estimated $40 million to $50 million. A memorandum of understanding, covering 10 joint initiativesFILE PHOTO - 459 words
-
Article, Illustration532 1999-02-23 3 Audrey Tan - Focus will be in line with competitiveness panel's proposals By, Audrey Tan THE upcoming Budget is likely to address Singapore's push towards becoming a knowledge-based economy, with several tax incentives for targeted industries and investments, budget-watchers say. Most are expecting a Budget that532 words
-
Article, Illustration887 1999-02-23 3 Yang Razali Kassim - Ministers want to boost global financial architecture By' Yang Razali Kassim SINGAPORE and Australia yesterday came out in support of an international forum to forestall future financial instability, partly out of concern for the political and security fallout from the currentAFP - 887 words
-
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement19 1999-02-23 2 The Straits Times CLASSIFIED Where buyers and sellers meet Sell your old clothes. Buy h. Sell H. Find h.19 words
-
Advertisement381 1999-02-23 2 Attention All 'O'/'A' level Holders JIJ the University of Hull DIPLOMA "One of the Most Established in Singapore! 1 in Business Administration (DipßA) Moderated and Validated by University of South Australia IMMI m^M 11th Intake Starting April '99 HM H y— ADVANCED I •18 months only; 100% in Singapore I381 words
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement245 1999-02-23 3 p. MpMps A < ifMHy- J i r;:; T-"' i V ft L j >JMmm -?> pmBT R—— n' >n *> f mu 1 1 1 /i N7'c» tilV 1 m i i H y Jik I 3 fl fc srfl In i mt 4 Just when you thought projectors245 words
-
-
FOCUS: PROPERTY
-
Article, Illustration696 1999-02-23 4 Lee Han Shih - THE PROPERTY COLUMN Properties with potential for capital gains are rare under present conditions BU Lee Han Shih FOR those thinking of buying a private house, condo or apartment for investment, there are three numbers they should remember —10,000, one million and 7. Ten696 words
-
482 1999-02-23 4 Carol Eng - 57% budget overrun, delay due to unforeseen but necessary works By< Carol Eng [SINGAPORE] Shangri-La Hotel's massive renovation of its main tower wing has hit a snag preliminary estimates show it has exceeded its original budget by 57 per cent or a whopping $30 million.482 words
-
Article, Illustration576 1999-02-23 4 Official puts cost of estimated 200,000 housing NPLsat 100b baht Reuters (BANGKOK) Thailand's house builders are caught up in a multi-billion-dollar web of bad debts likely to keep most of the industry out of business for several years, a senior official said yesterday.Reuters; FILE PHOTO - 576 words
-
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement204 1999-02-23 4 flfl L <r Imß I r »IPL^Asj'l HMHHT|ftHßil||^^^^H Corporate Travel Services is a member of FIRST yet focused enough for the kind of individual service Travel Management International. Corporate Travel with a personal touch that you appreciate. The Services is the lead agent for its Asia Pacific strength of each204 words
-
Advertisement124 1999-02-23 4 SERANGOON NORTH AVENUE 5 Brand new building Good corporate image Best for electronics industries 5,000 sq.ft. onwards Limited units Attractive rental i-f i Vanessa Kang: IriTiW9s3s 6763 _Aggro»<o plans PWO BCO *****-1997, BWMOOI/BPNEQQI PRIME INDUSTRIAL FACTORY FOR SALE 1) Address 57 Senoko Drive Description 5 blocks of purpose-built office, factory124 words
-
Advertisement93 1999-02-23 4 For Sale Bukit Batok St 22 4/s production cum 8/s office building 68.800/171.900 sf 30 opt 30 years wef 1996 Ideal for corporate HQ Walking distance to MRT Include gym dormitories Sole Marketing Agents KHL BUILDING FOR LEASE •25 New Industrial Road f 1 1 68 om 4 000 sq93 words
-
-
ASIA'S ECONOMIC SLUMP
-
601 1999-02-23 5 Jan imports from Asia slump; report says Tokyo raising trade insurance premiums AFP, Reuters [TOKYO] Japan's reputation as a critical trade customer for Asia's struggling economies suffered a blow yesterday when it posted a large trade surplus with the region. TheAFP,; Reuters - 601 words
-
297 1999-02-23 5 Miyazawa Plan mitigates need for new offerings Reuters [BANGKOK] Thailand said yesterday that it would take its time to float a new tranche of sovereign bonds and would not be rushed into a hasty launch just because the spreads for itsReuters - 297 words
-
292 1999-02-23 5 Vikram Khanna - By' Vikram Khanna [SINGAPORE] Close to 60 per cent of managers at the regional headquarters of multinational corporations (MNCs) believe the worst of the Asian crisis has passed, although 20 per cent still think a further meltdown is possible, according to292 words
-
Article, Illustration279 1999-02-23 5 Rally also helped by talk of securities trading tax cut Bloomberg AFP (TAIPEI) Taiwan's financial stocks enjoyed their biggest two-day rally in more than five years, after regulators unveiled measures to reduce bad loans at the island's lenders. The financial shares subindex jumpedBloomberg; AFP; Source: Bloomberg - 279 words
-
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement132 1999-02-23 5 arm Audi Feel bumps get ironed out with four-link front suspension. The Audi A 6. Advanced driving. s""Audi's unique four-link front assured of high directional suspension combines maximum on driving comfort with exceptional behaviour. Vou only Wheel experience smooth handling but times thereby your safety on the No greater because132 words
-
-
REGION
-
318 1999-02-23 6 JAKARTA AFP SOME 25,000 Indonesian bank employees risk losing their jobs as a result of government plans to shut down non-viable institutions, a report said here yesterday. The figure was mentioned by Manpower Minister Fahmi Idris, who said in Bogor on SaturdayAFP - 318 words
-
237 1999-02-23 6 KUALA LUMPUR Police also said to have seized disks from detained computer technician Reuters MALAYSIA'S opposition leader said yesterday that police had used a sweeping law to detain a computer technician who supported sacked finance minister Anwar Ibrahim. Democratic Action Party secretary-general LimReuters - 237 words
-
327 1999-02-23 6 MJAKARTA Election team calls for disqualification following lawsuits AFP, Reuters A SPECIAL election committee designed to check on the eligibility of dozens of new political parties for the June elections, has recommended the disqualification of the state-backed Indonesian Democracy Party (PDI), reportsAFP,; Reuters - 327 words
-
Article272 1999-02-23 6 JAKARTA Summers says Jakarta must ensure smooth polls too AFP UNITED States Deputy Secretary of the Treasury Lawrence Summers said here yesterday that Indonesia still needed to make more progress on economic reform and the country must ensure its scheduled June 7 general election passesAFP - 272 words
-
693 1999-02-23 6 Eddie Toh - RUN-UP TO SABAB'S ELECTIONS Analysts see polls as litmus test of Dr M's popularity since Anwar's sacking From Eddie Toh in Kuala Lumpur MALAYSIA'S eastern state of Sabah announced the dissolution of its state assembly yesterday, paving the way for693 words
-
356 1999-02-23 6 JAKARTA If tests of their voices match tape, they won't be called AFP INDONESIAN police have listed President B J Habibie and Attorney General Andi Ghalib as possible witnesses over the alleged tapping of a phone conversation between the two, aAFP - 356 words
-
380 1999-02-23 6 JAKARTA Reuters INDONESIA will free jailed East Timor guerilla leader Xanana Gusmao whether the bloodied territory chooses to remain with Indonesia or become independent, Foreign Minister Ali Alatas said yesterday. President B J Habibie wants the East Timor issue resolved by January.Reuters - 380 words
-
NOTE Book
-
74 1999-02-23 6 AFP [BANGKOK] A group of 18 Thai farmers' associations yesterday called for a boycott of French agriculture products because of a dispute over Thai exports to the European Union. The farmers say French government policy has put a halt to Thai exports into the EU.AFP - 74 words
-
68 1999-02-23 6 AFP [BANGKOK] Thai Foreign Minister Surin Pitsuwan was to leave for Europe last night in a bid to salvage a planned Asean-EU summit thrown into doubt by a long-running dispute over Myanmar. Mr Surin will visit Sweden, the Netherlands and Germany for talksAFP - 68 words
-
Article70 1999-02-23 6 AFP [MANILA] Philippine President Joseph Estrada will trim the bureaucracy and revise labour laws to attract foreign investors, trade officials said yesterday. They did not say how many civil servants will lose their jobs. "In the coming months, you will see some hard political decisionsAFP - 70 words
-
73 1999-02-23 6 AFX-Asia [MANILA] The Philippine central bank will float another US$lOO million (Ssl7l million) worth of Eurobonds in Hongkong this month to boost the level of its gross international reserves, governor Gabriel Singson said. The plan follows a successful similar bond issue in Hongkong. Mr SingsonAFX-Asia - 73 words
-
-
Article, Illustration595 1999-02-23 8 HONGKONG Analysts expect more layoffs in the coining weeks Reuters HONGKONG'S unemployment rate edged higher to 5.8 per cent in the November through January period and is expected to rise further in the coming weeks as companies trim staff after theReuters; AFP - 595 words
-
453 1999-02-23 8 CANBERRA Panel led by Foster's chief suggests reform of corporate, capital tflv Bloomberg AUSTRALIA came a step closer to cutting corporate and capital gains tax rates as part of wide ranging changes to the taxation system which companies have said is close toBloomberg - 453 words
-
347 1999-02-23 8 BANGKOK Jan poll shows he's still favourite among members Reuters THAILAND'S candidate to lead the World Trade Organisation said yesterday he was still in the running despite speculation he may not have the support of the US. Thai Deputy PrimeReuters - 347 words
-
295 1999-02-23 8 SYDNEY Bloomberg CHINA'S central bank, the People's Bank of China, may add to its gold reserves amid concern about the continued dominance of the US dollar among world currencies, the World Gold Council said. China may consider using gold as a safeBloomberg - 295 words
-
Article, Illustration368 1999-02-23 8 SEOUL Reuters SOUTH Korea announced an amnesty yesterday for nearly 9,000 offenders, including freedom for a former North Korean soldier jailed 41 years ago and believed to be the world's longest-serving political prisoner. Woo Yong Gak, 71, would be one ofReuters; REUTERS - 368 words
-
310 1999-02-23 8 m NEW DELHI Economists welcome setting up of joint commerce chamber AFP PROPOSALS for developing economic ties between India and Pakistan could prove a vital factor in warming political relations between the rival neighbours, economists said yesterday. An important step was taken by IndianAFP - 310 words
-
ASIA Briefs
-
87 1999-02-23 8 Reuters [BEIJING] China has opened its first agency exclusively designed to offer loan guarantees for smaller enterprises, the Financial News reported yesterday. The agency, based in Zhenjiang in Jiangsu province, was backed by the cabinet's State Economic and Trade Commission and the United Nations,Reuters - 87 words
-
Article106 1999-02-23 8 Bloomberg [HONGKONG] Pakistan may be forced to default on US$76O million (551.29 billion) in Eurobonds because of a US$3.3 billion debt restructuring agreement with its Paris Club of sovereign and international development bank creditors, Standard Poor's said yesterday. While the Paris Club has traditionally notBloomberg - 106 words
-
Article87 1999-02-23 8 AFP [HANOI] Communist Party General Secretary Le Kha Phieu will lead a high-powered delegation on an official visit to China beginning on Thursday, government sources said yesterday. Mr Phieu will be accompanied by first Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung and Deputy Prime MinisterAFP - 87 words
-
-
137 1999-02-23 8 ■HONGKONG Reuters THE Hongkong government said yesterday it would deport hundreds of mainland Chinese if a local court ruled against residency in a test case to be heard in March. Speaking at a news conference, acting Secretary for Security Raymond Wong urged mainlanders claimingReuters - 137 words
-
284 1999-02-23 8 BEIJING AFP CHINESE Premier Zhu Rongji, who flies to Moscow tomorrow for his first official trip, will be trying to boost flagging trade, diplomatic sources in Beijing say. "The global financial crisis has had an adverse effect on trade between the two,AFP - 284 words
-
-
Page 7 Advertisements
-
Advertisement587 1999-02-23 7 I A 20% BONUS! IT'S ENOUGH TO MAKE YOU WANT TO LEAVE THE COUNTRY. x To be perfectly honest, that's the This means that 20,000 Asia Miles earned on your en^re idea: Adios. Ciao. Arrivederci. Citibank Cathay Pacific Visa gives you 24,000 Asia Miles J lyf Sayonara to the same587 words
-
-
Page 8 Advertisements
-
Advertisement39 1999-02-23 8 —CCastle Group BT-01 A vital reference for anyone doing business in Indonesia xL?# 5 Group Fax a copy of this ad and your business card to (62-21) 572 7329 or email: igdl@castieasia.com for table of contents and order form39 words
-
-
FOCUS
-
Article, Illustration3766 1999-02-23 9 SM Lee gives his views on China, the flow of information across borders and Chee Soon Juan in a wide-ranging interview Excerpts of noted critic William Safire's interview with Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew, recorded on Jan 31 at the World Economic Forum in Davos,FILE PHOTO - 3,766 words
-
-
THE WORLD
-
Article, Illustration684 1999-02-23 10 WASHINGTON Analysts say he may drop hints of rate rise if economy starts to show signs of overheating Reuters [WASHINGTON] A bonanza of good economic news should lift the tone of a key address this week by Federal Reserve chairmanReuters; FILE PHOTO - 684 words
-
406 1999-02-23 10 WASHINGTON Billions in sales for US companies at risk, says official FT THE sale of a US$45O million (*****.5 million) Hughes telecommunications satellite to China is on the verge of b£ing rejected by the US administration, calling into question US satellite transfersFT - 406 words
-
310 1999-02-23 10 WASHINGTON Bloomberg EFFORTS to reach a compromise on legislation giving US President Bill Clinton more authority to negotiate free trade agreements are faltering, making it unlikely such a bill will pass this year or next, members of Congress and analysts say. Supporters of theBloomberg - 310 words
-
Article532 1999-02-23 10 LONDON Bat despite expected drop in output, a full-blown slump does not seem likely Reuters BRITAIN'S economic growth rate in the final quarter of last year may be scaled down when official figures are published today, and looks set to grind to aReuters - 532 words
-
Article, Illustration79 1999-02-23 10 [BRUSSELS] A farmer yesterday appearing between two posters during a demonstration in Brussels. Up to 50,000 farmers from across Europe gathered here yesterday to protest against planned reforms to the European Union's agricultural policy, including lower guaranteed prices for agricultural products, which will only beREUTERS - 79 words
-
251 1999-02-23 10 U MOSCOW Central banker says fnnds slipping out as 'import supplies' AFP RUSSIA'S central bank admitted yesterday it was losing the battle against a haemorrhage of funds offshore despite rigorous control methods, Interfax reported. Deputy chairman Oleg Mozhaiskov told the agency that Russians wereAFP - 251 words
-
330 1999-02-23 10 WASHINGTON LAT-WP AMERICAN governors were to put up a united front yesterday when they met President Bill Clinton at the White House, determined to prevent the federal government from taking a big share of the US$l95 billion (***** billion) tobacco settlement reached late lastLAT-WP - 330 words
-
183 1999-02-23 10 BONN AFX Asia BRITISH Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown said G-7 countries must pursue policies to stimulate growth and boost free trade to avert a deterioration in prospects for the global economy. While the Group of Seven nations is "aware thatAFX Asia - 183 words
-
274 1999-02-23 10 TOKYO AFP JAPANESE Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi and Russian Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov yesterday reaffirmed a wide gap over a territorial row which has blocked a treaty formally ending the technical state of war between the two countries since WorldAFP - 274 words
-
-
Page 10 Advertisements
-
Advertisement101 1999-02-23 10 FOR SALE HPeJiterri < stu&tra/ict/ 4 Ha/* fjßoutiyue GQ&Q) Features include: 119 spacious guest rooms suites Stunning restaurants bar Conference recreation facilities Development potential Under management by Mirvac available with vacant possession Expressions of Interest close: sth March, 1999 Andrew Seet, Singapore Ph: 224 8181 Tony Karp, Singapore Ph: 536101 words
-
Advertisement8 1999-02-23 10 Editorial: Futile debate on currency targets, Pg 118 words
-
-
EDITORIAL & OPINION
-
Article, Illustration808 1999-02-23 11 Clarissa Tan - BOTTOMLXNE OPINION nu Clarissa Tan The writer, a BT reporter, visited Paris two weeks ago THE French, in an adage which exhibits both their attitude towards the past as well as their tendency towards abstraction, like to say: "The more things change, the more they808 words
-
Article61 1999-02-23 11 'We're not in the mood for swapping our hard-earned cash for someone else's hard-earned liability.' -Jacques Nasser Ford Motor's chief executive, telling reporters in Los Angeles that the world's second largest carmaker doesn't need to acquire or buy stakes in other carmakers. But Ford, which agreed to61 words
-
629 1999-02-23 11 EDITORIAL IT was predictable that the United States would oppose the currency stabilisation regime promoted by Germany and France (with rather half-heart-ed support from Japan) at the weekend meeting of the Group of Seven (G-7) finance ministers. Washington's agenda is basically incompatible with the aim629 words
-
Article, Illustration1100 1999-02-23 11 Hilton Root - Mismanagement of a country's finances by its leaders is often part of a political survival strategy By. Hilton Root The writer, who directs the Milken Institute's project on globalism, contributed this comment to The International Herald Tribune CONFERENCES and seminarsFILE PHOTO - 1,100 words
-
Article, Illustration1011 1999-02-23 11 Jakarta's goodwill gesture THE government's decision to raise regional minimum wages by an average 16 per cent could easily be taken as a gross insult, considering Indonesia suffered inflation of 77 per cent in 1998. For many workers, real income has lagged so far behind runaway1,011 words
-
-
EXECUTIVE LIFESTYLE
-
Article, Illustration885 1999-02-23 12 GARETH JONES - Nikita Mikhalkov sees his Barber of Siberia as an attempt to restore Russians' battered sense of national pride, says gareto jones GARETH JONES Reuters RUSSIA has never seen a film quite like it. In a blaze of publicity that included a dazzling fireworks display over centralReuters; REUTERS - 885 words
-
Article228 1999-02-23 12 Singapore: Partly cloudy and occasionally windy with passing showers in the late afternoon mainly over northern and western Singapore. Temperature (26/31C) A*ift-Padflc Lo/Hi* Cond. Aurkland 17 21 iHear Bangkok 2432 fair Bqjing -2/13 fair Brnnhay 2637 hazy Brisbane 22 2» dnudy Bronei 2431 cloudy Hanoi 12/17 Houdy Hongkong228 words
-
Article, Illustration1109 1999-02-23 12 GOLF He proves there's more to golf than Tiger Woods and David Duval LAT-WP [LOS ANGELES) Ernie Els doesn't seem the type to be overlooked, not a guy who could take his five-iron and turn a eucalyptus into a pileLAT-WP; REUTERS - 1,109 words
-
Article, Illustration462 1999-02-23 12 FILM Elmore Leonard provides Scott Frank with second win LAT-WP [HOLLYWOOD] The films Shakespeare in Love and Out of Sight won top honours Saturday night at the 51st annual Writers Guild Awards. Marc Norman and Tom Stoppard won for their original screenplay for the lusty romanticLAT-WP; REUTERS - 462 words
-
Article, Illustration416 1999-02-23 13 FASHION Big money being spent on 40 catwalk shows daring Fashion Week Reuters (LONDON) London Fashion Week arrived in style on Sunday as designers, buyers and trend gurus descended in their thousands for one of Britain's biggest fashion jamborees. With around 40 catwalk shows packedReuters; REUTERS - 416 words
-
-
Page 12 Advertisements
-
Advertisement112 1999-02-23 12 CREATE YOUR OWN BENTO SET For only $28.00+++ At the Ginga, we believe that you should have a say in what goes into your Bento Box. That's why we are letting you choose 11 of your favourite Japanese treats from our selection of Appetizers, Fresh Raw Seafood, Main Courses, Soups,112 words
-
-
Page 13 Advertisements
-
Advertisement683 1999-02-23 13 Where to wine, dine and EsX£22tlSL ifia&S- Pre-Chinese New Year Set Menus for Corporate Luncheon Si Dinner (7-13 Feb) $268 or $338 for 8 to 10 pax Yusheng Promotion (3 Feb 2 Mar) Lobster at $88 per order, Abalone at $68 6i Salmon at $38 or $48 Chinese New Year683 words
-
Advertisement53 1999-02-23 13 2-13 March '99 Fu Acrobatic Troupe mm S performance 2-4 March '99 I m^Sßormjnx^ Reservations: 224-3203 o~rwm Vmm Hsmm, frm* S»V"f— 049i1l TtL 224 3922 Advertise in Wine, Dine Entertain I of The Business Times. I Contact Jennifer Ng 740 1581, Ravmnnrl Spah (a 74H I ~>fU) nr «,h.rU. I53 words
-
-
Page 13 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous874 1999-02-23 13 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD 1 Instant cut back (5,6) 9 Spreading on treacle allowed H|HV variation (9) jj P® 10 Ruthless she certainly was 11 Changes as the afternoon be- 12 Disparaged article by new press H 13 A member of the family in hospital? (6) 15 Maybe a rep used influence874 words
-
-
Page 14 Advertisements
-
Advertisement567 1999-02-23 14 rnHbt bbhw^M Bl B t 'rB V« sl£9HE?fl B <B V <B r Ml PW Bifli "X Ir- 1 L HBr vra«f M! Ba^-i'^;, 3g? j B£ Y' M x :,>su& s [B K| I Bh fl VAlf J B, j ll II Fr 'fE AS SII\ m p/ P"!567 words
-
-
COMPANIES & MARKETS
-
367 1999-02-23 15 Conrad Raj - Conrad Raj [SINGAPORE] DBS Bank has set itself a target of doing better than its historical returns on capital of 10-11 per cent a year within the next three years, its vice-chairman and chief executive officer, John Olds, told reporters367 words
-
960 1999-02-23 15 Catherine Ong - At last, John Olds meets the press —and wins them over HOCK LOCK SIEW Catherine Ong O, this is a genuine John Olds sighting?" Chris Donville, a reporter for Bloomberg news wire, said in jest as he and other journalists sat down for lunch yesterday with the first foreign chief960 words
-
410 1999-02-23 15 Wong Wei Kong - 10-20 m covered call warrants at cents each based on local-tranche stocks By' Wong Wei Kong [SINGAPORE] Deutsche Bank yesterday launched covered call warrants on the local shares of Singapore banks, designed to appeal to foreign investors who are worried about a possible410 words
-
Article, Illustration489 1999-02-23 15 Wong Wei Kong - $89m extraordinary losses from writedown of non-core assets Wong Wei Kong (SINGAPORE] Sembawang Marine and Logistics yesterday announced a 16 per cent drop in net earnings for 1998 and extraordinary losses of $89.4 million. But the company, soon toCHRIS LOH - 489 words
-
COMPANIES
-
Article, Illustration845 1999-02-23 16 Loh Hui Yin - Group also unveils acquisition of 70% stake in Seoul Bank as it announces 20% net profit fall From Loh Hui Yin in Hongkong EVEN as HSBC Holdings reported a 20 per cent slump in its net profit for 1998,AFP - 845 words
-
567 1999-02-23 16 It's paying USs7oom for Seoul Bank; govt pledges to take over all outstanding NPLs HSBC Holdings yesterday announced it would pay about US$7OO million (Ssl.2 billion) for an initial 70 per cent stake in Seoul Bank, the second of two nationalised Korean banks567 words
-
Article370 1999-02-23 16 Eddie Toh - Company may have to resort to capital redaction to satisfy creditors: analysts From Eddie Toh in Kuala Lumpur LISTED Idris Hydraulic controlled by prominent businessman Ishak Ismail has joined a growing list of debtladen companies in seeking help from a debt arbitration panel in Malaysia.370 words
-
229 1999-02-23 16 [KUALA LUMPUR] The Malaysian government has appointed KPMG Corporate Services to take over MBf Capital's ailing stockbroking firm, MBf Northern Securities. Listed MBf Capital, an associate of listed MBf Holdings, said KPMG will help "enhance the survival" of MBf Northern as a229 words
-
445 1999-02-23 16 Annette Pau - US buyer says it's evaluating options; SES suspends shares Hy. Annette Pau [SINGAPORE] Electronic Resources Ltd may not bow out of the Stock Exchange of Singapore after all despite being taken over by US electronics distributor Ingram Micro. Contacted445 words
-
346 1999-02-23 16 THREE directors and substantial shareholders of Wee Poh Holdings have agreed to sell their shares in the listed company, setting in motion a takeover of the infrastructure construction specialist. The trio. Tan Kim Liong, Lim Kiang 800 and Lee Kok Swee,346 words
-
179 1999-02-23 16 [SINGAPORE] A customer of Ipco International, the Petroleum Authority of Thailand (PTT), has turned to the Thai courts to block arbitration proceedings in Paris over a U5565.3 million (Ssll2 million) claim by an Ipco joint venture. It is also seeking some four billion179 words
-
COMPANY Briefs
-
44 1999-02-23 16 [SINGAPORE] Uraco Holdings substantial shareholder Kang Ah Nuy has bought 54,000 shares at an average of 23 cents each. The purchase brings the buyer's stake in the company to 11.27 per cent or 36 million shares, from 11.25 percent.44 words
-
Article76 1999-02-23 16 Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysian Airline System Bhd is not reorganising its management, and the resignation of its managing director last week is not a prelude to any top level reshuffle, a company spokesman said yesterday. He denied market rumours that there would be a shakeout afterReuters - 76 words
-
65 1999-02-23 16 [SINGAPORE] Chosen Holdings' 48 million placement shares and its four million reserved shares have been fully taken up, the company said yesterday. Issue underwriter Overseas Union Bank said it expects demand for the mainboard initial public offer's public tranche to be good. The company is65 words
-
Article71 1999-02-23 16 Reuters [SINGAPORE] CSC Computer Sciences International Inc (CSC) has raised its stake in systems integrator CSA Holdings Ltd (CSA) to more than 54 per cent, Merrill Lynch (Singapore) Pte Ltd said yesterday. CSC bought 433,000 CSA shares, or 0.34 per cent of its shareReuters - 71 words
-
64 1999-02-23 16 Bloomberg [SINGAPORE] Flextech Holdings Ltd's chief executive Joseph Au says analysts' 1998 profit estimates for Singapore's second-biggest publicly traded semiconductor company are not far off the mark. Flextech's 1998 profit is expected to have risen 14 per cent to 559.2 million or 8.6 cents a share,Bloomberg - 64 words
-
54 1999-02-23 16 Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysian power producer Powertek Bhd reported pre-tax profit of 157.46 million Malaysian ringgit (Ss7l million) for calendar 1998, up from RM139.64 million in 1997, the national Bernama news agency said yesterday. The firm's turnover fell to RM204.45 million in 1998 from RM220.42Reuters - 54 words
-
-
-
REGIONAL COMPANIES
-
599 1999-02-23 17 Sale will reap NZs42Bm based on recent share price of casino operator Bloomberg [WELLINGTON] Brierley Investments Ltd, the struggling New Zealand investment group, continues to try to revive its fortunes by selling key assets, something it ruled out less than a yearBloomberg - 599 words
-
338 1999-02-23 17 Bloomberg [SYDNEY] Cable Wireless Optus Ltd, Australia's No 2 telecommunications company, unexpectedly returned to profit as surging demand for mobile phones and data boosted sales. Optus, presenting its first report as a publicly traded company, said earnings rose to As 24Bloomberg - 338 words
-
WORLD Briefs
-
Article82 1999-02-23 17 Bloomberg [PARIS] Air France shares rose as much as 29 per cent yesterday on the first day of trading of Europe's third-biggest airline after investors flocked to the 650 million euro (551.23 billion) initial public offering. The shares started trading at 18 euros, givingBloomberg - 82 words
-
59 1999-02-23 17 Bloomberg [COLOGNE] Metro AG, Europe's biggest retailer, said yesterday that it wasn't planning to acquire Carrefour SA, the world's third-largest food retailer, denying a report to be released in German monthly magazine Capital. The magazine, without citing sources, said Metro's supervisory board chairman, Erwin Conradi,Bloomberg - 59 words
-
62 1999-02-23 17 Bloomberg [SYDNEY] Australia's antitrust regulator yesterday rejected Telstra Corp's proposed charges for allowing its cellular phone rivals to connect with the dominant telecommunications company's own wireless network. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission rejected Telstra's proposals, required to be lodged as part of ongoing inquiriesBloomberg - 62 words
-
51 1999-02-23 17 Bloomberg [TOKYO] Nippon Trust Bank Ltd, a subsidiary of Japan's largest lender, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi Ltd, said yesterday that it expects to lose 84.5 billion yen (511.2 billion) in the year to March 31 as it writes off more bad loans than planned.Bloomberg - 51 words
-
47 1999-02-23 17 Bloomberg [BOMBAY] Reliance Industries Ltd, India's biggest petrochemicals maker, said yesterday that its production will rise 35 per cent to 7 million tonnes in the year ending March 31, boosted by output from its new plant in western India. BloombergBloomberg - 47 words
-
-
354 1999-02-23 17 Non-Internet issues fail to drum op similar frenzy Reuters [NEW YORK] Despite the new issues market's continuous flow of hot Internet deals, volatility on Wall Street is expected to keep heavy demand for initial public offerings from spreading far beyond the sexy cyber-sector. InternetReuters - 354 words
-
214 1999-02-23 17 Bloomberg [SANTA CLARA] 3Com Corp, the No 2 maker of networking equipment, unveiled two versions of its Palm Pilot handheld computer, bolstering its fastest-growing product line ahead of plans to ship an In-ternet-based Palm Pilot. The Palm lIIx, which has twice theBloomberg - 214 words
-
Article, Illustration389 1999-02-23 17 Italy's top phone company also wants govt to intervene Bloomberg [ROME] Telecom Italia SpA, Italy's No 1 phone company, hired Credit Suisse First Boston, Banca IMI SpA and JP Morgan to help repel a hostile US$59 billion (Sslol billion) bid byBloomberg; FILE PHOTO - 389 words
-
126 1999-02-23 17 Bloomberg (LONDON) Olivetti SpA's US$59 billion hostile bid for Telecom Italia SpA, Italy's former telephone monopoly, if successful, will reap about US$6OO million in fees for bankers, making it one of the most lucrative European transactions ever. The nine investment banks involved will earnBloomberg - 126 words
-
267 1999-02-23 17 FT [NEW YORK] Unilever, the Anglo-Dutch consumer group, is close to announcing the first stock buy-back programme in its history. An announcement could come as early as today, when the detergent and ice-cream producer is due to disclose its 1998 earnings. Unilever declinedFT - 267 words
-
-
FINANCE & COMMODITIES
-
Article, Illustration470 1999-02-23 18 Six life insurers vastly understated debts, says watchdog commission IHT ISEOUL] South Korea's debtridden insurance companies have become the next target for a government-engineered overhaul, with six big life insurers now candidates for takeover or dissolution in the next round of financialIHT; FILE PHOTO - 470 words
-
Article, Illustration429 1999-02-23 18 Reuters [SYDNEY] Australian insurance and funds management group AMP Ltd is expected to report a full-year net profit of just under Asl billion (Ssl.l billion) tomorrow, boosted by improved operating margins in the second half. Analysts contacted by Reuters were looking forReuters; FILE PHOTO - 429 words
-
Article, Illustration263 1999-02-23 18 Govt decides not to change taxation law; boon for industry Bloomberg [CANBERRA) Australian cash management trusts, worth As2oo billion (Ss2lB billion), won't be taxed as companies as previously planned. Treasurer Peter Costello said yesterday. The news is a boon for fund management companiesBloomberg; FILE PHOTO - 263 words
-
296 1999-02-23 18 Toh Han Shih - By Toh Han Shih [SINGAPORE] The Phillip Securities group has launched in Singapore for the first time an Internet service that offers trading in Simex futures contracts and foreign exchange. Called Phillip's On-Line Electronic Mart System Fu-tures-FX, the service covers, among others, the MSCI296 words
-
SMALL Change
-
Article92 1999-02-23 18 Bloomberg [ZURICH] Swiss Life, Switzerland's No 1 life insurer, will buy Sumitomo Bank's stake in Banca del Gottardo for 1.37 billion Swiss francs (Ssl.6 billion) and will offer to buy the rest in a bid to catch up with rival insurers in asset management.Bloomberg - 92 words
-
Article92 1999-02-23 18 Bloomberg [TOKYO] Universal Securities shares rose 30 per cent, their one-day limit, on news that Sanwa Bank, Japan's fifth-largest bank, will buy a 30 per cent stake in the small Japanese brokerage. The most recent bid was for 219 yen. up 50 yen from Friday's closeBloomberg - 92 words
-
Article74 1999-02-23 18 Bloomberg [SYDNEY] QBE Insurance Group said its first-half earnings almost tripled as it improved investment choices, but fell short of expectations as European equity investment earnings stumbled. QBE's profit rose to A 571.7 million (Ss7B million), or 18.9 cents, below estimates which ranged betweenBloomberg - 74 words
-
-
133 1999-02-23 19 Edward Cheung, Jardine Fleming - iiimmi Reports MS& Singapore index Edward Cheung, Jardine Fleming THE MSCI Singapore Index Futures dipped on the open in reaction to the poor January trade figures released over the weekend. Non-oil exports fell 2.2 per cent to $7.12 billion in January from a133 words
-
182 1999-02-23 19 Vincent Ngiam Refco Singapore - MBOi Taiwan fatnres Vincent Ngiam Refco Singapore THE Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures contract opened higher and continued to raUy for a second day after the Chinese New Year holiday to close at 276.60. Various measures which the government is taking to182 words
-
352 1999-02-23 19 ENERGY REPORT Reuters [LONDON] Oil prices lost further ground yesterday, with weak market fundamentals continuing to dampen any chance of near-term price recovery. International benchmark Brent traded four cents lower at mid-day in London at U5510.36 per barrel. Oil prices, whichReuters - 352 words
-
Article321 1999-02-23 19 AFP, Reuters T THE euro crashed down to an all time low here early yesterday as economists expressed their concern for the growth prospects inside the eurozone. The slide in the value of the euro, which fell below US$l.lO to its lowest level since its market launch onAFP,; Reuters - 321 words
-
Article, Illustration1220 1999-02-23 19 DtTBRBAMK CROSS RATE! Feb 22 M C$ ffc tare Ffr Pa HK$ twd Ks NHa» Yen Won W H8h>» Pw S$ IK S*rMT$mt Km* US$ Australia 0.949 6.171 0.571 3.791 1130 4.939 27.027 56.701 0.777 7.755 2.422 1182 32.7VI 25.052 1.093 3.990 0.926 *****24.032 0393 0.637 ClMdi 1054 5576 0.6091,220 words
-
Article1769 1999-02-23 19 SICOM FUTURES Feb 22 RUB8CB (Mm ctowvj it 5.30pm) RSS1 CONTRACTS cMta/kq) ClOM Votame Optfl Month High LOT S«tt (toWW) hrtorort Mar 99 m.00 ttl.OO ***** 100 400 Apr 99 1025 850 May 99 H52S 925 J«n 99 117.25 300 Jul/Sep 99 120.75 825 Oct/Oec 99 ***** 225 RSS 31,769 words
-
-
Article2152 1999-02-23 20 LOfUKffl hriutiWi M»22 hn 34 Croup 1 601.000 18.000 AB Ports 265.000 5.000 AB6oy National 1237.000 14.000 AMod Oomocq 471.500 3.500 Alllad Zurich 897.500 -0.500 Amoc 181.500 -2.500 A Ida Group 149.000 -3.000 BAT Ind 567.000 4.000 80 Pit 361.500 7.250 BICC 80.000 2.000 BOC Croup 816.5002,152 words
-
Article1542 1999-02-23 20 AFP flllttjja +158J3 TOKYO share prices rallied 1.1 per cent yesterday, supported by gains in export-led issues following the weekend's Group of Seven meeting that tacitly endorsed a weaker yen, brokers said. The yen slipped below 122 to the US dollar for the first time since early December, revivingAFP - 1,542 words
-
Article, Illustration1241 1999-02-23 20 AFP P Hang Seng -24.78 HONGKONG share prices fell 0.3 per cent yesterday as jittery investors stayed on the sidelines ahead of the release of crucial bank results, dealers said. "The market has been dragged down by concerns that HSBC and Hang Seng Bank would have bad results," saidAFP - 1,241 words
-
Article352 1999-02-23 20 AFP QwPlnfax +24L30 TAIWAN share prices soared 4 per cent yesterday on expectations of a cut in the securities transaction tax that lifted sentiment already buoyed by stimulus measures announced last week, analysts said. The TSE Weighted Price Index rose 241.30 points to 6,313.63 following a 4.7 percent surgeAFP - 352 words
-
KUALA LUMPUR STOCK MARKET
-
Article, Illustration345 1999-02-23 21 AFP CI Composite Index -lflB MALAYSIAN share prices closed 0.5 per cent lower yesterday in dull trade as investors were sidelined by the absence of fresh leads, dealers said. The KLSE Composite Index dipped 2.68 points to finish at 562.61 while the lesserAFP - 345 words
-
Article7895 1999-02-23 21 —umiAii Coftsmir predicts J 999 Latt Val Oay N«t c« Mt L Company U* *h "000 High Law P/E $mii «2 2 f2 290 16.0 117 .5 3 Angkaaa 71-5 -5 3 71.3 71.5 105.4 283 243 Apollo Food Hlg 250 8.7 100 0 JS5 ?*r r L nd 1617,895 words
-
-
WARRANTS. OPTIONS & REGIONAL MARKETS
-
Article1983 1999-02-23 22 MMDS, LOANS ft VARIANTS wt 52-Wk Last Vol Oay Last Ouot* Avg Mt»h Low St no Company Sal* *<*- COOO) High Law Buyor Sollor Mci 18 3 3160 A Acar ******1 USS -n 5 12 12 11 12 35 4.5 3164 Acma W*****4 15.5 -1 165 16 15.5 15.5 161,983 words
-
Article217 1999-02-23 22 Ven Sreenivasan - WARRANT WATCH -By Ven Sreenivasan THE Keppel Land warrant once again made it to the actives list yesterday after fluctuating between a high of 46.5 cents and a low of 43.5 cents and closing two cents down at 44 cents on a volume of 2.63217 words
-
Article226 1999-02-23 22 HONGKONG STOCKS Gr Gf 52-Wk Last Vol On LMt Ouott Dtv Dtv YM NX M Cap High Law Stno Company Sata fOOO) High Law Buyar Sa4ar Cw W Smli 5123 CDC (2000) HK 400 8 2.4 2 20.5 7744.7 5124 Cathay Pac 20c MK—720 265 2.1 7.4 6226 words
-
Article262 1999-02-23 22 AFP n Wellington ****** NEW Zealand share prices rose 1.2 per cent yesterday to hit a nine-and-a-half month high on huge turnover driven by Telecom Corp. The NZSE-40 Index closed up 26.45 points to 2,261.39. Turnover was worth NZ5345.6 million. Rises outnumbered falls 53 to 33 among the 134AFP - 262 words
-
Article, Illustration739 1999-02-23 22 AFP CI SET Index -2.05 THAI shares closed yesterday 0.6 per cent weaker in thin trade as investors waited for fresh leads, dealers said. Dealers said the weakness of the yen following the weekend meeting of the Group of Seven nations had impacted on currencies across the region, erodingAFP - 739 words
-
Article415 1999-02-23 22 AFP n Composite Index -LL6B SOUTH Korean share prices closed 2.6 per cent lower yesterday in light trade led by foreign sellers amid concern over the yen's weakness, dealers said. "A weak yen kept overall sentiment low, with no positive factors in sight," Boram Securities analyst Han Soo ChulAFP - 415 words
-
Article601 1999-02-23 22 AFP n All Ordinaries -8.00 SHARES slipped 0.3 per cent yesterday as investors digested the latest raft of company results, brokers said. The All Ordinaries Index fell 8 points to 2,916.3. The All Industrials Index fell 25.6 points to 5,278.8, while the All Resources Index went up 9.6 pointsAFP - 601 words
-
Article, Illustration671 1999-02-23 22 AFP Q Composite Index -&35 INDONESIAN share prices closed 1.3 per cent lower yesterday amid concerns over bank liquidations expected to be announced later this week, as a bomb scare briefly disrupted trading, dealers said. "All news that we have heard was mostly negative, such as bank liquidations andAFP - 671 words
-
Article308 1999-02-23 22 AFP F1 Manila ♦13.06 PHILIPPINE share prices closed 0.7 per cent higher yesterday on selective buying after a shaky start on the back of a weakening Japanese currency. The Philippine Stock Exchange Composite Index rose 13.06 points to close at 1,939.69. Turnover reached 114.23 million shares worth 684.93 millionAFP - 308 words
-
-
6586 1999-02-23 23 »N. c^ Y <•&, Y s ss t c i^ MULTHNBUSTIY it a*"tsras%s=2r 64 72 ns s 72 275 i 5 23 72 36 8 1093 Asia FoodtProp._US18 0.5 743 t8.5 18 18 18.5 16 2 522 5 •40 70 1277 GuangzhouHKIOc HK100 356,586 words
-
Article1185 1999-02-23 23 Cf Cf M Wt ..v*? LMlOueta Mv Otv YM Nat Cap Am cif-i fan coop) u» >»yr «—m cw p/t »m wm mmnamm 231 30 2049 AS Auto 10c 90 2 5 278 92.5 90 90 90.5 IS N 7 IT 8.5 1028 92 79.5 45 2051 ASJHWQ.20C 551,185 words
-
STOCK EXCHANGE OF SINGAPORE
-
Article330 1999-02-23 24 Stocks VaiMit SingTel 15c 16,096,000 STEngglOc 7.889,000 SemdCorpI 25c 7,749,000 OeSUfld 5,593.000 OCBC Foreign 4,376,000 (JOB Foreign 3,990,000 SPH 3,480,000 DairyF US5c 3,329,000 Bank Bkt ML CW99 3,043,000 JSH US5c 500 2,999,500 Stocks SPH 67,262,499 OCBC Foreign 49,792,733 SingTel 15c 3a.9H.454 UOB Foreign 38,482,412 SIA Foreign 20,288,250 DBS Foreign 18,*****9330 words
-
Article, Illustration632 1999-02-23 24 Ven Sreenivasan - STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY Funds zero in on bine chips as STI regains 1,400-point level; bank stocks also in limelight By Ven Sreenivasan INVESTORS shrugged off poorer-than-expected January trade figures to begin the week on a stronger note as funds zeroed in on632 words
-
OH THE GRAPEVINE
-
Article91 1999-02-23 24 IT seems that Malaysia's New Straits Times Press may soon embark on a voluntary scheme to trim the number of journalists and employees in a bid to return to the black. The listed publisher of leading Malay and English newspapers in Malaysia may also be in the midst91 words
-
Article60 1999-02-23 24 SOME of the reasons why Singapore is ahead ofcountries like the US and the UK in becoming a cashless society obviously have to do with our smaller physical size as well as a relatively younger population profile. But according to Wee Tew I.im, chief executive at Network60 words
-
Article104 1999-02-23 24 THE Malaysian Hong Leong group, a diversified conglomerate controlled by tycoon Quek Leng Chan, is quietly undergoing a cosmetic change. Recent recruitment advertisements by two Hong Leong units in Malaysian newspapers revealed a new logo in jdace of the widely-recognised trademark of a dragon. According to a company104 words
-
Article60 1999-02-23 24 AFTER DBS brought in a bunch of mostly former JP Morgan guys—and gals—at the top levels, bank official* are waiting with bated breath for the newcomers to bring in their own people at the lower levels. "First the generals, then the colonels, then the captains." was how60 words
-
Article117 1999-02-23 24 RUMOUR that former ÜBS head honcho LimHoKee would be joining DBS is still being circulated in banking circles, despite the fact that DBS has already flßed up most of its top positions. Mr Lim, among other things, has one common feature with many of the117 words
-
-
Article, Illustration69 1999-02-23 24 Ven Sreenivasan - By Ven Sreenivasan US-dollar-listed Dairy Farm International has been sandwiched between its support at around US$O.9O and resistance at around US$l.lO in recent days. Although the RSI and stochastics hint at further sideways movement, the recent pick up in volume could spell a change in fortunes for the69 words
-
-
-
Page 15 Advertisements
-
Advertisement36 1999-02-23 15 A m mwr ""ijfc >n» f Wo m^ h*&~ I—* 'V NEW FAIRWAY WOODS. THE PERFECT COMPLEMENT TO THE LEGENDARY S-YARD DRIVER. I /?£> v c/ "isa rro v *<IWWWWWWWW»Wi^^ Hj Flex available: I H *T, R2andS236 words
-
-
Page 16 Advertisements
-
Advertisement184 1999-02-23 16 Seminar on The 1999 Budget and Current Developments in Taxation The 1999 Budget is scheduled to be presented to Parliament on 26 February 1999. The aim of the seminar is to provide a briefing on the main taxation provisions of the budget and to discuss current developments and issues in184 words
-
-
Page 17 Advertisements
-
Advertisement268 1999-02-23 17 rf W M V I k T g 10S<» 55 r jfejflV,' Ll y a>)riß><ar i? Qs 6/YW&/ „&&w Phillip's On-line Electronic Mart System Once again, POEMS takes the lead in bringing you more trading options. Now, the world of currency trading is just a click away, wherever you are!268 words
-
-
Page 18 Advertisements
-
Advertisement111 1999-02-23 18 This announcement appears as a matter of record only MLMCTHOH.C RMmOUmCMB INGRAM An Ingram Micro Attilute 13E229 ELECTRONIC RESOURCES LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) Unconditional Cash Offers by Ingram Micro Singapore Inc. (Incorporated in the United States of Amenca) to acquire all the issued ordinary shares of $0.10111 words
-
Advertisement10 1999-02-23 18 TODAY v£ianhe Zaobao t««? t«*£?m v n tTW iflfc *****7710 words
-
Advertisement101 1999-02-23 18 Read all about Work Boat World Asia 99 in SHIPPING TIMES 23/2/99 We provide consultancy services on offshore structures, shelf companies and incorporations in ALL jurisdictions including British Virgin Islands Mauritius Cayman Islands Hongkong •Bahamas Samoa Full nominee, management, corporate secretarial and professional administration services are available We specialize in101 words
-
-
Page 20 Advertisements
-
Advertisement40 1999-02-23 20 HIM tin*— BSE: 1 t I l UTbHnocsHcavre Asian view I Egfe TV 19 by Yang Razali Kassim I' imMW SBBSSSSE** TfffiBUSINESSTIMES l a r i Wednesdays By Yang Razali Kassim cm MA vVaTvH Thursdays By LuNing Hwiarar 1 THEBUWESSTIMES40 words
-
-
Page 21 Advertisements
-
Advertisement9 1999-02-23 21 HOCK LOCK SIEW Takes you behind the news TheßusinessTimes9 words
-
-
Page 22 Advertisements
-
Advertisement15 1999-02-23 22 M -1 >~ 1 -—W iiu..L T—"— gs r r fMti Thursdays by Christopher Tan TheßusinessTimes15 words
-
-
Page 23 Advertisements
-
Advertisement21 1999-02-23 23 EXECUTIVE Xifestyie. Dont leave the Money office without them Every Friday... in THE BUSINESS TIMES. Must reading for your long weekend.21 words
-
-
Page 24 Advertisements
-
Advertisement1443 1999-02-23 24 Our Hot Ideas give you an instant edge. Call DBS Investor Online at 438-1188 gg| )(?SBANK NOTICES To advertise call toll-free 1800-741 1883 Fax No: 741 ***** WggJSia^ Use creative recruitment Ads to enhance your corporate image. MIME MATTER OF TME COMMMES ACT CAP S ANO M THE HATTER OF1,443 words
-
-
SHIPPING TIMES
-
Article315 1999-02-23 25 Bridge News, Reuters A JUMP of 12 points on the Baltic Freight Index (BFI) to 843 (up 33 points for the week) and 17 points on the Baltic Panamax Index to 839 (up 49 for the week), reflected fresh panamax rate gains, brokers said. The firmer panamax ratesBridge News,; Reuters - 315 words
-
Article282 1999-02-23 25 so 'ooo r«*2i a w CWT Distribution 0.53 -0.01 3 Choan Hup 0.625 *0.005 209 Cosco lnv*stm*nt 0.48 FrrtgM Links 0.16 -0.005 224 GBHoiomqj 0.37 uneh 8 H4 Sun Hup 0.46 -0.01 142 IMCHoMngs MK 5.60 Jaya Holdings 0.54 -0.025 30 Juronq Shipyard 6.60 -0.09 382 K*pp*(Corp 4.06282 words
-
Article, Illustration568 1999-02-23 25 Marcus Hand - Shippers' councils also stress need for cooperation on global level By] Marcus Hand [SINGAPORE] Asean shippers have called for government intervention and cooperation among shippers at a global level to combat hefty freight rate increases planned by shipping lines this year,568 words
-
270 1999-02-23 25 Felix Chan - But transpacific group will snspend fuel surcharge By Felix Chan [SINGAPORE] The six-mem-ber Transpacific Westbound Rate Agreement (TWRA) has raised its currency adjustment factor (CAF) for some Asian shipments beginning in the second quarter of 1999 to take into270 words
-
Article, Illustration273 1999-02-23 25 [LONDON] Two major themes, both of which run counter to public perceptions of oil spill incidents, emerged from the recent 12th Annual Forum on Oil Pollution: Understanding the Latest Challenges, held by IBC UK Conferences in London. Bringing together the results ofFILE PHOTO - 273 words
-
221 1999-02-23 25 AFP (NEW DELHI] The lives of thousands of Indian workers at two of the world's leading shipbreaking yards are being placed in danger by exposure to powerful toxins, Greenpeace said. The workers, some as young as 17, are constantly exposed to asbestos, lead,AFP - 221 words
-
Article115 1999-02-23 25 [SINGAPORE] A conference and exhibition focusing on small and large commercial work boats will be begin today at the World Trade Centre. Organised by Baird Publications, the inaugural Work Boat World Asia 99 aims to contribute to the design, con- struction and operation of115 words
-
Article, Illustration1191 1999-02-23 26 US SHIPPING LAW The new US law governing competition in liner shipping could set the trend in policy but the EC poses difficulties ITJ THE reform of the US Shipping Act of 1984, which governed competition in liner shipping to and from the United States forITJ; FILE PHOTO - 1,191 words
-
Article200 1999-02-23 26 PAGE Dongnama 3 ACL 6 ECU Line 6 ANL 3 ECL 5 8 Accord 8 6 Appenship 5 FoongSun 8 Austral 8 6 Linti 4 Balaji Shpq 4 Gemartrans 8 BSA 7 HaiSunHup 8 B'tanq Mas 8 Hangli 7 CCNI 7 Hanjin 3 CMA 8 Heung-A 4200 words
-
Article11427 1999-02-23 33 THEBUSINESSTIMES EXPORT ETA ETA Advertiser Vessel Voyage Telephone ETA ETA Advertiser Vessel Voyage Telephone SIN Dest'n Name Name Number Number SIN Oesfn Name Name Number Number 03/03 14/04 Norsul CSAV HONG KONG 006S 65-*****77 To ABU DHABI (AUH) 2004 U.A.Emirat*S 04/03 19/03 Evergreen E. GROWTH 0274-066W 65-392im 24/0211,427 words
-
SHIPS IN PORT
-
Article675 1999-02-23 35 Vessel Voy Mo Berth Arrival Departure *«"thV5l ****** JWe 1 alongside 22.02/2300 Arete 2)0299 J16 alongside 24.02/0600 Blissful R 2 9902 J02 alongside 22.02/2300 Bt Aladin Jo 2FEB99 J01 alongside 22.02/1800 *****9 J01 alongside 22.02/2300 w Tl *a S«j *****9 J01 alongside 23.02/0100 C Progress 19/02 J10 alongside675 words
-
Article1792 1999-02-23 35 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO BooJtlng/taianct Bstls Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Period From To From IB 24/2399 M 22/1900 22/1659 22/1900 l« 22/1500 22/M99 22/HOO a 22/1700 2J/0659 21/0900 21 22/1700 23/0659 21/0900 1 21/0700 21/1159 21/MOO 4 21/1200 21/M59 U/1700 As Ptmchi 21-041 25/12001,792 words
-
Article216 1999-02-23 35 Marl South Korea: Independence Movement Day. Mar 8 China: Women's Day half day. Mar 17 Ireland Republic of: St Patrick's Day. United Kingdom: St Patrick's Day. Mar 22 Japan: Vernal Equinox Day. Mar 25 Greece: Independence Day. Mar 28 Brunei: Hari Raya Haji. Indonesia: Hari Raya Haji. Malaysia:216 words
-
Article766 1999-02-23 35 THIS report, compiled by CockeU Marine Oil Ltd. shows price ranges in US dollars instead of single prices for a more comprehensive description of the mar ket Prices shown are based on averagesized stem. Market movements are indicated. The Cockett Bunker Price Index change and the766 words
-
Article495 1999-02-23 35 noun 994.8 1.0 18.8 0.09 112 0.05 Ft> w 0«M<tT Water Nsldue Art A hi minium Sedimeirt No above E25 1 0 15 0 1 0 HM/M 380 Aye 986.2 0.3 M.9 0.06 30 0.02 Cuoa 380 Max 994.9 0.7 19.8 0.09 65 0.07 wnn v/v495 words
-
-
AIR & LAND TRANSPORT NEWS
-
Article, Illustration415 1999-02-23 36 Marcus Hand - Packages expected to account for as much as 70%-75% of business in future By\ Marcus Hand [SINGAPORE] DHL Worldwide Express* new managing director in Singapore," Charles Chan, has been brought in to help in the transition of the company's focus from document415 words
-
227 1999-02-23 36 Reuters [MONTREAL] Canadian aerospace and transportation equipment maker Bombardier said on it received a US$l.3 billion order (552.18 billion) from Northwest Airlines Corp for 54 of its 50-seat Canadair Regional Jets, the largest single sale ever for the aircraft. Minneapolis-based Northwest also securedReuters - 227 words
-
Article, Illustration634 1999-02-23 36 Sales target of 10% increase despite contraction in overall market Reuters [TOKYO] Toyota Motor Corp aims to boost sales in Europe this year, despite a modest contraction in the overall market, and will also move to raise efficiency in its European distribution channels, aReuters; FILE PHOTO - 634 words
-
Article, Illustration68 1999-02-23 36 [NEW DELHI] A worker-wipes clean a new Maruti taxi next to a parked Ambassador taxi (right) in front of a Maruti dealership. The Delhi transport ministry, after ordering a phase out of commercial vehicles 15 years or older in the capital, including the old Ambassadors,AFP - 68 words
-
228 1999-02-23 36 Carriers will then be able to keep to flight schedule Bloomberg [BOSTON] UAL Corps United Airlines, the world's No 1 carrier, is urging passengers to cooperate with its policy of limiting the size of carry-on baggage to keep flights running promptly, chiefBloomberg - 228 words
-
Article, Illustration313 1999-02-23 36 Bloomberg [FORT WORTH, Texas] AMR Corp, parent of No 2 carrier American Airlines, said it is willing to submit its labour dispute with the Allied Pilots Association to arbitration if negotiations fail, an offer rejected by the union. The airline said aBloomberg - 313 words
-
149 1999-02-23 36 Bloomberg [PARIS] Air France, Europe's third largest airline, is in talks to join an airline alliance that includes Alitalia SpA, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines NV and Northwest Airlines Corp, Italian news agency ANSA reported. Air France refused to comment on theBloomberg - 149 words
-
Article1863 1999-02-23 36 OTT fUBff m FU6WT CT0 IH778 1650 $026 2355 AOalalda 8*7Ml 1930 BA7382 2050 N***** 1650 IH779 2359 0F81 1930 QF82 2050 S***** 1650 NZ4579 2359 AM8229 2230 BA7306 1840 S***** 2359 LH6380 2230 W ***** 2230 M $0909 1730 S0990 0W5 AmstartM KL043 0540 6A9721,863 words
-
-
-
Page 25 Advertisements
-
Advertisement15 1999-02-23 25 US shipping law setting the competitive trend But the European Union poses difficulties. Pag© 215 words
-
Advertisement569 1999-02-23 25 DHL manager to help focus on package business Packages expected to account for as much as 70%-75% of business in future. Page 12 _PeopJe lan Greiq has been promoted to the executive committee of north Atlantic container shipping company, Canada Maritime Canmar). As an executive director, Mr Greig, who has569 words
-
-
Page 26 Advertisements
-
Advertisement724 1999-02-23 26 SUPER SHUTTLE EXPRESS 11 [QULF KARACHI EXPRESS (C KX) j VKSiI VOYAGE IG4 """"sßr*"' I**''1**'' VKSII W JU DM UK MO KM CM KG TS™ ooa MITAIN 22W507 17/02 07/03 PtO WMIOYD OUOAI 42! 10/02 12/02 12/02 14/02 10/02 2J/02 27/02 20/02 oociamirica 32w504 24/02 14/03 no niduoyd iahrain isc724 words
-
Advertisement666 1999-02-23 26 Lines services represented u |©I rssKsc? A 1 Singapore Shipping Associaton macoline Accepting DUBAI PASIR GUDANG ONLY I TIL: *****11 FsT22M9s4^^| SEMBAWANG KIMTRANS (S) PTE LTD cotmmwm scums jsl rasrAl SINGAPORE lo BATAM, BINTAN. KARIMUH '1 SINGAPORE Jo BANGKAISIAND A 1 J SINGAPORE to CILEGON "'r^c TO SINGAPORE MANIIA/HJBIC BAYAUZON666 words
-
-
Page 27 Advertisements
-
Advertisement1170 1999-02-23 27 SAX SERVICE (DIRECT) rasa VOT sin* u» oak 1 pal HOU Oi ca |WWI AH KYC AHSWO. OOff 03/03 11/03 23/03 23/03 24/03 23/03 24/03 24/03 25/03 25/03 AMUMUOBt 0231 09/03 25/03 30/03 30/03 31/03 30/03 31/03 31/03 01/04 01/04 ausamohtc oioi 17/03 01/04 06/04 q>/04 07/04 04/04 00/04 o>/o41,170 words
-
Advertisement1860 1999-02-23 27 ®HANJIN SHIPPING likFl t Ms My* Lot *****30 HANJIN SHIPPING (S) PTE ITO hfl» ho** cm MOn«C 737 SAIES *****74 731 DOCUMENT 37*0771 774 OPERATIONS 37*0750 751 MAIN UW *****55 FAX ******0 a M i**********M TO NW USA CANADA USA CANADA* I•«I L* hm*/VoT sea UN IDnI ni w m1,860 words
-
Advertisement336 1999-02-23 27 KMTC provides LCI consolidation to Korea, Japan Outports China on every WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY. For enquiry, please contact us. Tel: 220 8558 U *****51 Ptsdn Mtai SWpfta| AfMdtt SAi M !r L m t wns rwtn., M 03-75*7530 <F«) 03-*****41 100 CtwMi I—4 CI OK **********0 M 416-02 A KTTf-//WWWJUITCCOJU (*OO4-*****00336 words
-
-
Page 28 Advertisements
-
Advertisement1554 1999-02-23 28 DSRSENATOR LINES TO UK/CONTINENT TO MEDITERRANEANCANADA ASSIL WW SW LfM HTM MB WW IK IfU VESSEL IvOY I SIX I GfT Sft fOS VIC Mm HAMJW KEiIUNG WQtIO U K IS 03 II S3 13 03 14 B3 16 03 IMZMXNM mi 75 K 14(3 1113 10H 7103 27 031,554 words
-
Advertisement821 1999-02-23 28 IfejjiMAC-NELS S'POftE M'SIA LINES, INC p. QUOANQ: (07) *****26 I IV/ J OW WO. **********00 SIBU: (084) *****9 MANILA. (632) *****24 PENANQ: (04)*****36 BANGKOK: (662)*****67 SURABAYA: (31)*****0 P XaAWQ: (03) *****77 JKT: (21) *****07 MDN: (61) *****3 KUOWNG (082) *****1-3 HAIPHONG SURABAYA MV "VAN XUAN" MV "KOTA SURIA" VOY: E5059821 words
-
Advertisement566 1999-02-23 28 LINE By A TIU MM4I4 FAXi lIMIII r MUARA 1 LABUAN 1 vßsa vor nn iu vfssfi vor no in you MiMA spooe m CMMA JN332 VO4I/99 24/0117/01 STKAITS HOK VO4I/99 24/02 02/03 SWAUSHOri VO4I/99 2*/02 01/03 CMAJUM332 VOSt/99 05/03 04/03 CAAAHA *M 7 VOSI/94 05/03 00/03 STMfTS HOK VOSt/99566 words
-
-
Page 29 Advertisements
-
Advertisement1342 1999-02-23 29 VESSEL VOY SIN PKO PEW PQB PUB DAM BWJ BA I BIK I IRAN BAKERI PJLI336 22/02 03/03 04/03 08/03 07/03 00/03 IRAN SATTARI PJLI334 01/03 10/03 11/03 12/03 14/03 16/03 IRAN BABAEI PJLI333 08/03 17/03 18/03 19/03 21/03 23/03 IRAN TAKHTI PJLI337 15/03 24/03 25/03 25/03 28/03 30/03 11,342 words
-
Advertisement1970 1999-02-23 29 Jla|pak« VOOI3W (ETA SIN 1 3 M N|, Com* USA Eact-Caaol I All-Watar sarvka will <all at I Hwfalli |»rti lait—ol »< lalHaian. J I SINCAKHt'SGCNiRU AGENTS: 6 SHiNTOH W** TIL 226 1900 MX: *****00 OUIWMD (l/l) *****02 JONOMOfHO; COSTftS SHIPPING PTC ITD #17-00 ooshm uies/kgs must/to mwuo ocrt io/o)1,970 words
-
Advertisement656 1999-02-23 29 \jnsn EASTERN CAR LINER, LTD. I 1 Ea (SINGAPORE) FT! ITP If I spreumg HI RORO LIFT UPTQ 450 TONS I ECI (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD LOAD NG FOR INCHON/ OSAKA CHITTAGONG/CALCUTTA/CHENNAI/MUMBAI MV "OCEAN BRAVE" V.13 MV "BRISA AZUL" V.lB ETA SIN 20/02/99 ETA INCHON 28/02/99 ETA SIM 22/02/99 ETA CTG656 words
-
-
Page 30 Advertisements
-
Advertisement1331 1999-02-23 30 EUROPEAJK/SCAHDINAVIA/FINLANO/BUBBIA SGP RDM ANW HBG TMP ZEE LHV LHV THP ROM ANW HBG PKL SGP E. DEVOTE RW-005 27*2 19/03 24/03 20/03 22/03 23/03 24/03 E. RIGHT RE-037 20*1 30*1 2** l 31/01 02/02 25*2 2MB E. DEVELOP RW-005 06/03 26/03 31/03 27/03 29/03 30/03 31/03 E. REWARO RE 0321,331 words
-
Advertisement1030 1999-02-23 30 Ar P ADVANCE CONTAINER LINES (PTE) LTD ——ALL" TEL *****21, FAX *****19, TELEX :RS ***** ACLPL FO« BOOKINGS PUASi CALL: *****22 SALSSAMARKITING: *****21-26 OPERATIONS: *****6W *****06 CR NO. *****M0000E IAWWWK »>»AB JAKAITA •(I Dpm| vtssa vor aw iot vtssa voy sin jkt SfOSAMjr SRS4S7 24/2 Wd 27/2 Sot 3NAHSURYA 0051,030 words
-
Advertisement615 1999-02-23 30 NANT AI LINE FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVKE TO MAURITIUS SOUTH AFRICA VfSStl 1 VOT 1 SIX I rUJ DUB I JHI I CFT IKI GOLDEN MAGOM VOIOS 03/03 12/03 16/03 19/03 20/03 NANttl QUEEN VO33S 13/03 22/03 26/03 29/03 30/03 "02/W~ KAKIAI WAGON VOI2S 23/03 02/04 06/04 W/04 10/04 NAKIAI VENUS615 words
-
-
Page 31 Advertisements
-
Advertisement468 1999-02-23 31 BSfl ik Imm MYANMA pBBk FIVE STAR LINE (Myanmor National Lin*) Loading for Yongon (Rangoon) VESSEL VOT SIN Mil PEN PGU HPA-AN 256W SU> MONG-U 21W SID MALAYSIA AGENTS: lOUSTEAD SHIPPING AGENCIES KUI: m (03)*****00 PKL- HI (03) *****01 PEN: IK (04)*****02 PGU: 1H (07)*****21/4 BANK LINE (A service of468 words
-
Advertisement1282 1999-02-23 31 HMNEHYUNDAI MERCHANT MARINE CO., LTD. [VESSa VOY I SRI I SOU 1M RTM ANT HAM MV FE IVESSa VOY|SOU|I«|RTM|ANT|HAM|BRVI FEL SM I HYADMMAL 318W 25/02 15/03 20/03 17/03 18/03 NOHOUTE 01 IE 05/02 06/02 31/01 02/02 23/02 NOl CORAL 006W 26/02 19/03 20/03 14/03 16/03 HYMRON 317E 01/02 06/02 03/021,282 words
-
Advertisement1155 1999-02-23 31 yL nonwgon specialized oukxamen lL™u„. ©®®®e TO NORTH AND LATIN AMERICA "RORO HEAVYLIFT SERVICE" VESSEL VOT RAMP HEIGHT I SIM I lAX C»L MIA SAY BAI OOF NYC HEW MOt TEXAS F905 *00 Tow 6.3 M 26/02 2S/03 03/04 06/04 08/04 10/04 11/04 12/04 17/04 JS/04 TOIA F906 400 Tom1,155 words
-
-
Page 32 Advertisements
-
Advertisement2156 1999-02-23 32 BANGKOK/ HAP TA PHUT/ LAEM CHABANO J A K ART A/P A N J ANQ VESSEL VOY SIN BKK MTP LCH~ VESSEL VOY SIN JKT PJN OANU BHUM 30N In Pt 27/02 26/02 ANRO GOWA* 073 ~inPt 27/02~ NANTA BHUM" 434N 24/02 27/02 28/02 GURU BHUM 118S 24/02 28/02 KOTA2,156 words
-
Advertisement36 1999-02-23 32 LNS EXPRESS (S) PTE LTD Blk 217 Henderson Road, #01-04 Henderson Industrial ParV, Singapore *****5. CR NO: **********0/H Air-Sea International Freight Forwarders MANILA I Also accepting Heavy Lift Project Cargo Tel: 65-276 7996 Fax: 65-276 374036 words
-
-
Page 33 Advertisements
-
Advertisement52 1999-02-23 33 ®New Service to Middle East MEXICAN LINE TRANSPORTACION MARITIME MEXKANA, SA de CV. Ha j Ljnes Is Now with 1 g Ben Line Agencies on Page 8 Page 5 f I New Service to Calcutta/Haldia direct service to Calcutta (fV?VI Shipping SAMUDERA SHIPPING LINE Page 13 (Mon/Wed/Fri) Pa g e52 words
-
-
Page 34 Advertisements
-
Advertisement149 1999-02-23 34 wmmammm Reader Enquiry Service cut out and Fax to 65-*****29 Need HELP or INFORMATION on the following? (please tick relevant boxes) SHIPPING SERVICES Port of Origin: Cargo Type: Cargo Ready by: Port of Destination: Cargo Volume: Special Requirements: ADVERTISER:PRODUCTS/SERVICES Saw an advertisement in Shipping Times of a product or service149 words
-
-
Page 35 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous133 1999-02-23 35 —ttZh f. i LEGEND: R Thunderstorm Temperature c V Shower Weather Wind Erection with speed m knots Rain V S _J Cloudy Sky Wove height WJoet winds are indicated by arrows which fly with the wind One fu« circle represents calm or hght ond variable winds W One half Heche133 words
-
-
Work Boat World Asia '99
-
Article, Illustration790 1999-02-23 37 DONALD URQUHART - The regional economic turmoil is only one of many currents impacting the ship building industry. The fate of small to medium shipyards increasingly depends on their market focus. ■y DONALD URQUHART Donald Urquhart is a writer with the Special Projects Unit, SPH. With the total output of theYANTAI RAFFLES SHIPYARD; PRESIDENT MARINE; CONAN WU & ASSOCIATES - 790 words
-
Article424 1999-02-23 37 DONALD URQUHART - DONALD URQUHART The region's first ever exhibition and conference focusing solely on work boats opens its doors from today to Thursday from 10 am to 6 pm. Held in Halls 5 and 6 of the World Trade Centre, Work Boat World Asia '99 will pull424 words
-
Article, Illustration819 1999-02-23 38 In a decade, a new breed of work boat has made its debut. Spawning a dynamic new industry, the fast vehicle-passenger ferry promises to revolutionise ferry transport. The concept of a 74-m wave-pierc-ing all-alu-minium catamaran carrying 580 passengers, 20 crew and 90 cars at a speed819 words
-
Article, Illustration650 1999-02-23 39 After years of Asian predominance in shipbuilding, European shipyards are fighting back not only in specialised offshore designs, but also in conventional supply vessels. WE yards of Asia have managed to overtake their European counterparts in many areas of shipbuilding, the offshore sectors from650 words
-
Article, Illustration837 1999-02-23 40 It is always safety first on high-speed ferries, more so with the High Speed Craft Code. But concerns now centre on the increased construction and operating costs and over-regulation brought about by the code. The adoption in 1996 of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) High Speed Craft837 words
-
Article, Illustration777 1999-02-23 42 In the wake of the Exxon Valdez accident, escort towing became a hot topic of debate with certain requirements emerging but a lack of understanding still exists within the industry. Following a number of serious tanker accidents over the last decade, often with severe environmentalPRESIDENT MARINE - 777 words
-
-
Page 37 Advertisements
-
Advertisement162 1999-02-23 37 1^ J Wave Master International is proud to announce the delivery of the 30-meter high-speed monohull KRISTEN to El Greco Jet Ferries, Inc. in Manila. Jason Brindisi, Managing Director of El Greco Jet Ferries comments that: "We chose Wave Master International to supply our new ferry after an exhaustive search162 words
-
Advertisement547 1999-02-23 37 boa t mets asia '99 world Trade Centre, Singapore www.marineshows.com ,n its 9th presentation, Asia's most established boat and <—marine equipment show will feature the largest international array of boats, marine equipment, accessories and technology for the marine industry. Meet over 400 companies and brands from over 37 countries including547 words
-
-
Page 38 Advertisements
-
Advertisement192 1999-02-23 38 When it comes to tug building one name towers above the rest ■t PRESIDENT MARINE GROUP COMPANIES V Since 1980, the company has built over 250 vessels ranging from JESSE barges, tugboats, multi-purpose supply vessels, ro-ro vessels, bunkering vessels to passenger/car area launches and clean Besides shipbuilding, President Marine offers192 words
-
Advertisement211 1999-02-23 38 Rower MARINE generating sets itiiarivß ■BHi Xj Powered by FEATURES AND BENEFITS Extremely compact power units Extended service intervals lower cost of Low noise levels and fuel consumption ownership Maximum cooling efficiency by gear Technical and sales support driven pump Approved by major classification societies One side servicing reduces time211 words
-
-
Page 39 Advertisements
-
Advertisement116 1999-02-23 39 Powerful force Make sure you electrical installations and automation Industry on board, when w w M M Bridge Systems Propulsion Control Systems IHHOHIHH3 B Power Generation and Distribution The new generation in power management systems. fr=D Ricom 3000 fcHI Machinery Monitoring and Control s Electrical Installations The new generation of116 words
-
-
Page 40 Advertisements
-
Advertisement142 1999-02-23 40 rWHCWWIfIF? MMH scales new height During the first attempt to conquer Mt. Everest by the Singapore Mt. Everest Expedition Team, the Nera Saturn B was an indispensable communication W equipment to the team. It had provided them uncompromised communication services. The Saturn B had also proven to be able to142 words
-
Advertisement141 1999-02-23 40 KONGSBERG SIMRAD JOYSTICK SYSTEM (SJSOI) j|gsr& I, I The Kongsberg Simrad Joystick Systems (SJSOI) supercede the highly successful ROBSTICK/SJSSOO series. They provide a high degree of flexibility in terms of functionality and integration with other Kongsberg Simrad products. The basic systems have a number of options which can be added141 words
-
-
Page 41 Advertisements
-
Advertisement641 1999-02-23 41 The Ultimate in Lifeboat System Repair S Maintenance *****02 vxA fem IV MTHMAL HPfl Zgi TechnoFlßßE l^a^hsH u,eboat and Davtt Maintainors The Techno Fibre Team mm c n n Message From Mr. R Ramesh Managing Director Company Profile At a time of increasing safety awareness in the marine industry, "Lifeboat641 words
-
-
Page 42 Advertisements
-
Advertisement94 1999-02-23 42 Bpi Privately Owned Operated HALTER-YANTAI RAFFLES ifflhn .«J INTERNATIONAL Owned And Operated Chinese Shipyard World Class Quality Prune Contract by USA or Singapore Company TDI-HALTER, LP. HALTER marine GROUP, INC.: Halter-Yantai Raffles, Int't Extensive technical mcmavprinl rmr! 1800 West Loop South, Suite 1600 P.O. Box 3029 188, BukitTimah Road matl94 words
-