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Title Section15 1999-03-11 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MITA (P) 046/12/98 85c S INGAPORE Internet http://business-times.asial.com.sg/ THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 199915 words
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Article, Illustration1281 1999-03-11 1 Clarissa Tan - Bid provokes an immediate outcry from the two takeover targets By< Clarissa Tan [SINGAPORE] French bank Banque Nationale de Paris (BNP) yesterday sprang a surprise hostile bid for its soon-to-be-merged rivals Societe Generale (SG) and Banque Paribas, a move which would1,281 words
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862 1999-03-11 1 Anna Teo - By, Anna Teo [SINGAPORE] The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) will unveil next month its plans to open up the banking sector, Deputy Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said yesterday. BG Lee, responding to" points raised during the debate on862 words
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547 1999-03-11 1 Christopher Tan - Committee also recommends open bidding for GOEs By i Christopher Tan [SINGAPORE] As expected, the government parliamentary committee charged with improving the vehicle quota system yesterday recommended open bidding for certificates of entitlement (COEs), but surprised by recommending an increase in the547 words
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Article, Illustration713 1999-03-11 1 Corinne Kerk, R Sivanithy - IRAS and Red&s only discussing carry forward of losses by property units By i Corinne Kerk, R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] The Ministry of Finance has clarified that "corporate tax grouping" is not on the cards for developers. The ministry said yesterday that what theSource: Bloomberg - 713 words
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105 1999-03-11 1 [SINGAPORE] Tibs Holdings said yesterday that it has been given "preliminary information about Komoco Holdings" for its review but that there have been no negotiations over it. It was responding to an article in BT on Monday which said that Tibs, one o(105 words
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Advertisement297 1999-03-11 1 MBf Holdings, which yesterday reporterd a staggering net loss of RMlb, has given up hope of regaining control of troubled MBf Finance, Pg2o flip! in im How will the top 1,000 Singapore-incorporated companies make it to the next mountain-top? Bae P|iM4 Gokttron chairman Ong Soon Kiat was yesterday fined P*297 words
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Advertisement29 1999-03-11 1 IBAS-Sedudiaoassion not on corporate tax grouping: MOF, Pg 4 Hot stock UIC Punters shuffle a record 50m UIC shares in anticipation of a bidding war. FuW report, Pg 1929 words
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PARLIAMENT
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Article, Illustration537 1999-03-11 2 David Boey - New board will be called Defence Science and Technology Agency By\ David Boey THE defence science and weapons engineering arm of the Ministry of Defence, the Defence Technology Group (DTG), will be converted into a statutory board by April 1, 2000. Deputy Prime Minister537 words
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IN Brief
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81 1999-03-11 2 BANKRUPTS whose debts do not exceed $500,000 can look forward to an early discharge. Law Minister S Jayakumar yesterday said the Official Assignee has proposed and he has agreed—that the debt discharge limit be raised to $500,000, from $250,000 currently. This will take effect from May81 words
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59 1999-03-11 2 TRIPARTITE guidelines on employer practices will be published "within a few days", Deputy Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said yesterday. The guidelines are being worked out jointly by the Ministry of Manpower, the Singapore National Employers Federation and the National Trades Union Congress. Among other59 words
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72 1999-03-11 2 DURING the debate on the finance ministry's budget, Tampines GRC MP Sin Boon Ann called for regulation of investment schemes to prevent Singaporeans from unwittingly picking up "lemons for their investments". Mr Sin noted that the fact that most Singaporeans probably "can't tell the difference72 words
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150 1999-03-11 2 NOMINATED MP Chuang Shaw Peng got his fellow MPs' attention when he rattled off the market capitalisation figures for some Internet stocks. He noted that the US$33 billion market capitalisation of Yahoo! was nearly half of Singapore's $100 billion reserves. He said: "We took150 words
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142 1999-03-11 2 AN Internet payment infrastructure should be introduced so that retailers can use it for cashless transactions rather than relying on Nets. Toh See Kiat (AJjunied GRC) told the House that many small businesses have steered clear of Nets—which he said is run by "a142 words
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141 1999-03-11 2 DEPUTY Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong yesterday issued an invitation to any MP who does not take his word and wants to know the details of the espionage cases that came under the Internal Security Act in the last two years: Come and sign141 words
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Article136 1999-03-11 2 NON-CONSTITUENCY MP J B Jeyaretnam wanted to know why there were so many ministers in the Prime Minister's Office. Replying, Deputy Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said: "If I may be allowed to list them: First is the prime minister himself, who I presume136 words
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507 1999-03-11 2 Anna Teo - Allow law firms to corporatise with $2m indemnity insurance A-G to study scheme aimed at improving competitiveness By, Anna Teo LAW firms should be allowed to corporatise but they must take out at least $2 million professional indemnity insurance, a sub-committee of the Law Reform Commission has proposed. Announcing this507 words
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Article, Illustration836 1999-03-11 2 Let's have frank debate on whether such a trend is necessary: Shanmugam Sembawang GRC MP K Shanmugam spoke yesterday on racial harmony and the development of cultural elites. Below are extracts of his speech. THERE is some concern in the minority communities about someFILE PHOTO - 836 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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309 1999-03-11 3 Wong Wei Kong - MAS reopens issue first launched in Oct; new two-year issue expected in April By' Wong Wei Kong THE Monetary Authority of Singapore yesterday offered another $400 million of sevenyear government bonds, reopening an issue first launched last October. The bonds, which will mostly be309 words
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314 1999-03-11 3 Marissa Chew - By] Marissa Chew SHELL Singapore and the Petrochemical Corporation of Singapore (PCS) will lay eight pipelines, running from Shell's Pulau Bukom refinery to Pulau Seraya which is part of the massive Jurong petrochemical complex. The submarine pipelines are part of a314 words
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588 1999-03-11 3 Catherine Ong - US carriers filed with FCC to lower accounting rates Reports byl Catherine Ong THE US telecoms regulator has rejected a deal between Singapore Telecom and two US carriers to settle their international calls from this year at lower-than-bench-mark rates. Sing Tel, AT&T and588 words
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Article, Illustration613 1999-03-11 3 BRITISH Telecommunications pic (BT) is forging ahead with more acquisitions in Asia despite having spent a cool US$l billion (Ssl.7 billion) last year buying into and building up telecoms companies in the region. Alfred Mockett president and chief executive of BT Worldwide,613 words
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555 1999-03-11 4 Conrad Raj - Market-rigging offences serious, investors most be protected, says judge By l Conrad Raj GOLDTRON Ltd chairman Ong Soon Kiat was yesterday fined a total of $250,000 after he had pleaded guilty on Friday to five charges accusing him of creating555 words
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Article, Illustration479 1999-03-11 4 Rahita Elias - By Rahita Elias PIDEMCO Land is spending up to $8 million to develop a 22,000 sq ft open air pedestrian mall flanked by its three properties, Orchard Point, Cuppage Terrace and The Cuppage. The property developer leased from the LandSIEW YAW HOONG - 479 words
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437 1999-03-11 4 Ang Wan May - Development site fetches price higher than valuation By, Ang Wan May DEVELOPMENT sites were hot stuff at yesterday's Knight Frank auction, with a pair of uncompleted semi-de-tached houses at Bukit Timah fetching up to almost a million dollars more than their valuation price. The437 words
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Article89 1999-03-11 4 DUTCH electronics giant Philips is recalling two models of multimedia PC speakers because of safety risks to customers. The models are PCAI2OSA and PCA3OOSA, which are suspected of being susceptible to short circuits. Philips has offered to replace them at no charge with its latest89 words
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754 1999-03-11 4 Survey's forecast is for S$ to fall to $1.86 against US$ Bloomberg THE Singapore government, which says it has done all it can to cut corporate costs, may have to let the Singapore dollar slide to help its ailing exporters. A Bloomberg News surveyBloomberg - 754 words
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362 1999-03-11 4 Teh Hooi Ling, Toh Han Shih - Still, they hope to move towards more self-regulation w Teh Hooi Ling, Toh Han Shih INDUSTRY players yesterday welcomed the possible merger of the key regulatory and development agencies in the information technology, telecommunications and broadcasting sectors, but hold out hope of362 words
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134 1999-03-11 4 BERITA Harian yesterday launched an "Achiever of the Year" award to give recognition to outstanding Malay/Muslims who have made great contributions to their community. To be presented by the Malay daily and McDonald's, the award also aims to "identify a role model for the younger134 words
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Article57 1999-03-11 4 Corrections clarifications OUR chart accompanying yesterday's report "One in six of 1998 grads still jobless after 6 months" showed the wrong salaries for 1997. The correct mean salaries of professional degree holders and non-professional degree holders should be $2,500 and $2,150 respectively. They fell to $2,400 and $2,100 respectively in57 words
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246 1999-03-11 4 Doreen Tan - LtfITUR TO THE EDITOR Doreen Tan Senior assistant director (taxation) for Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Finance PLEASE refer to your article yesterday entitled "In a surprise move, developers may be allowed to carry forward losses". In paragraph 2 of the article, you246 words
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ASIA'S ECONOMIC SLUMP
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478 1999-03-11 5 Central bank chief says there are signs MSCI will reinstate M 'sia in its indices Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] After relaxing its sweeping capital controls, Malaysia is clawing its way back to being part of world benchmark investment indices. The International FinanceReuters - 478 words
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318 1999-03-11 5 AFP [SHANGHAI] A spokesman for China's central bank yesterday refused to rule out the possibility that the government was conducting research on the best time for a yuan devaluation. The financial consultancy IDEA in Singapore on Tuesday quoted sources withAFP - 318 words
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594 1999-03-11 5 NEWS ANALYSIS MARKETS JUDGE SOUTH-EAST ASIA Baht faces pressure; some analysts say it's overvalued Reuters [HONGKONG] Concern about the pace of reform in Thailand is resurfacing with a vengeance at the same time there is fresh pressure on the Thai baht theReuters - 594 words
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Article, Illustration72 1999-03-11 5 [JAKARTA] Hundreds of Indonesian rickshaw drivers protesting outside the city's governor office yesterday, demanding the government's permission to operate in the capital of 10 million because they cannot find other jobs during the economic crisis. Indonesia is in the grip of its worst economic crisis, whichREUTERS - 72 words
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Article, Illustration550 1999-03-11 5 Quak Hiang Whai - Ton must have a healthy economy to support prices, we don't have it, he says From Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong LI Ka-shing, Hongkong's most famous tycoon who made most of his fortune from property, has expressed grave concerns about real estate prices550 words
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254 1999-03-11 5 Reuters [HONGKONG] The level of Hongkong banks' non-per-forming loans was rising but remained low by Asian standards, the territory's secretary for financial services said yesterday. "The level of Hongkong's bad and doubtful debts is generally lower than thatReuters - 254 words
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Article125 1999-03-11 5 AFP [TAIPEI] Bad debts at Taiwan's banks totalled NT$3OO billion (5515.6 billion) at the end of 1998, the China Times reported yesterday. The bad debts largely stemmed from mounting financial troubles at local companies over the past six months, Finance Minister Paul Chiu was quoted asAFP - 125 words
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189 1999-03-11 5 Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR) Malaysia plans to cut the number of local commercial banks in the country to 16 from 22 currently, Bank Negara governor Ali Abul Hassan Sulaiman said yesterday. He said the central bank "is pushing hard" to get banks toReuters - 189 words
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REGION
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449 1999-03-11 6 AMBON At least 3 dead in Muslim-Christian clashes; protests in Jakarta, Fandnng AFP, Reuters INDONESIAN troops opened fire repeatedly yesterday to break up thousands of Muslims and Christians battling with crude bombs and weapons in the streets of Ambon in clashesAFP,; Reuters - 449 words
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Article, Illustration392 1999-03-11 6 KOTA KINABALU Ruling party using official machinery, says Opposition Reuters MALAYSIA'S Opposition and rights groups yesterday accused the governing coalition of dirty tactics in Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad's first electoral test since sacking his former deputy. Dr Mahathir was setReuters; AFP - 392 words
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391 1999-03-11 6 ANWAR'S TRIAL Judge says evidence inadmissible on grounds of hearsay Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] The judge in the criminal trial of Malaysia's sacked finance minister Anwar Ibrahim yesterday issued his third gag order, ordering the media not to report the names ofReuters - 391 words
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Article, Illustration335 1999-03-11 6 JAKARTA AFP, Reuters INDONESIA'S ruling Golkar Party said yesterday it had narrowed down its list of candidates for presidential elections later this year to five, including President B J Habibie. The list of candidates was announced at the end of a three-day partyAFP,; Reuters; FILE PHOTOS - 335 words
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Article369 1999-03-11 6 Habibie should not play down the case, warns minister Bridge News, AFP INDONESIAN Justice Minister Muladi has warned President B J Habibie not to downplay investigations into alleged corruption by former president Suharto, saying that Dr Habibie would have to account for his actions whenBridge News,; AFP - 369 words
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212 1999-03-11 6 SINGAPORE Reuters FORD Motor is on its way back to Indonesia after shifting its US$lOO million (Ssl73 million) project to the Philippines on protest to its national car policy, a company executive said yesterday. "With the changes going on in Indonesia, and the factReuters - 212 words
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Article, Illustration455 1999-03-11 7 WASHINGTON Bat any WTO entry pact will face hard time in US Congress: Commerce Secretary Reuters UNITED States Commerce Secretary William Daley said on Tuesday that trade talks with China were making progress, but any deal with Beijing on its bid to joinReuters - 455 words
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Article, Illustration550 1999-03-11 7 China gets Venus a Gateway to cheap Internet access SHENZHEN Microsoft's new operating system offers the Net to homes at a fifth the cost of a PC Reuters MICROSOFT Corp chairman Bill Gates yesterday unveiled a new operating system designed to bring Internet access to Chinese homes at less thanReuters; REUTERS - 550 words
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261 1999-03-11 7 HONGKONG Reuters INFLUENTIAL figures and civil servants rose in support of Hongkong's top justice offi•cial yesterday as she prepared to face a no-confidence motion debate in the legislature. The territory's 60-member legislature was due to debate the censure motion on Secretary for Justice ElsieReuters - 261 words
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Article, Illustration457 1999-03-11 7 Weaker yen policy seen if he quits finance ministry FT [TOKYO] Eisuke Sakakibara, Japan's high profile and controversial financial diplomat, is expected to leave his post as vice-minister of finance for international affairs this summer. Any reshuffle at the ministry will beFT - 457 words
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409 1999-03-11 7 BEIJING Senior court officials to be rotated nationwide Reuters [BEIJING] China's Supreme Court president yesterday pledged to curb corruption among the judiciary and uphold justice, a move he described as a "long-term and difficult mission". Some court officials accept bribes, practiseReuters - 409 words
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Article325 1999-03-11 7 HONGKONG Creditors meeting to be held next week, but expectations low Reuters GUANGZHOU International Trust and Investment Corp (Gzitic) has appointed PricewaterhouseCoopers as financial adviser and will hold a creditors meeting on March 17 in Guangzhou, banking sources said yesterday. They said creditors of Gzitic andReuters - 325 words
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REGION/WORLD
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Article721 1999-03-11 8 WIESBADEN Falling and cheaper imports, rather than higher exports, cited as reason Bloomberg Germany's trade surplus rose a greater-than-expected 57 per cent in January as weaker domestic demand and investments caused imports todecline, a sign Europe's biggest economy is slowing. The surplus widened to 8.8Bloomberg - 721 words
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423 1999-03-11 8 TOKYO But Japan must revive its economy and promote the yen AFP THE dollar, the euro and the yen will dominate the world economy but only if Japan restores growth and lifts obstacles to promoting its currency, a European Central Bank officialAFP - 423 words
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Article, Illustration52 1999-03-11 8 [LONDON] (From left) Methodist Reverend Peter Graves, the Very Reverend Wesley Carr, Dean of Westminster Abbey, and Cardinal Basil Hume, Archbishop of Westminster, bearing a wooden cross yesterday. Westminster Abbey stands in the background. Christians are observing Lent, a period of abstinence which ends on GoodREUTERS - 52 words
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511 1999-03-11 8 ■LONDON Reuters BRITAIN yesterday unveiled radical plans to make its competition regime free from political influence, and at the same time announced a series of probes into whether pricing is fair in key areas of its economy. Trade and Industry Secretary StephenReuters - 511 words
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Article, Illustration506 1999-03-11 8 WASHINGTON Conservatives hope gender factor will win women voters AFP Elizabeth Dole yesterday launched a campaign for the White House in a bid her Republican backers hope will woo women away from President Bill Clinton's Democrats. The "exploratory committee" which Mrs Dole, 62,AFP; FILEPHOTO - 506 words
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562 1999-03-11 8 LONDON It was not motivated by desire to steer UK into joining the euro Reuters BRITAIN'S finance minister, Gordon Brown, yesterday defended his ambitious tax-cut-ting Budget, declaring it prudent and designed to lock in economic stability in coming years. Mr Brown's BudgetReuters - 562 words
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WORLD Watch
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85 1999-03-11 8 Bloomberg [WASHINGTON] The productivity of US workers increased during the fourth quarter atthe fastest pace in six years as businesses boosted capital investment. That allowed companies to crank out more goods and services as labour and other costs fell. Productivity—a measure of howBloomberg - 85 words
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63 1999-03-11 8 Reuters [BONN] Germany does not support the creation of "target zones" to contain currency movements, Instead backing closer cooperation to ensure currency stability, a Finance Ministry document showed yesterday. "The federal government is not pursuing a target zone concept" the ministry said in a writtenReuters - 63 words
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99 1999-03-11 8 Reuters [NEW YORK] Microsoft Corp is quietly mapping out an appeal strategy and has not ruled out even seeking a settlement with the government, the Wall Street Journal reported in its March 10 issue. The software giant's lawyers told the newspaper they still believe JudgeReuters - 99 words
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80 1999-03-11 8 AFP [MOSCOW] Russia is relying on countries like Guinea, Mozambique and Yemen to help it scale its debt mountain by paying back the billions of dollars they borrowed during the Soviet period. The state bank which handles Russia's snowballing foreign debt said in aAFP - 80 words
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76 1999-03-11 8 Reuters [BONft] Germany's hardline ecologist environment minister, Juergen Trittin, told power companies yesterday that if they failed to resume talks on shutting down nuclear reactors the government would impose a scheme on them. Top utility firms broke off so-called "consensus talks" with Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder's centre-leftReuters - 76 words
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Article67 1999-03-11 8 AFP (PRAGUE] Russian far-right leader Vladimir Zhirinovsky has warned that Moscow could forge a new military bloc in eastern Europe, and launch an economic blockade, to protest Nato's expansion into central Europe. He said on Czech TV Prague will be considered an "enemy" after it joinsAFP - 67 words
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SINGAPORE 1000
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Article180 1999-03-11 9 Jennifer Lien - A sea change is afoot in global industry, and for Singapore companies navigating the new waters, it may be sink or swim. By Jennifer Lien This appropriate note of warning is sounded even as the Singapore 1000 supplement, a first for The Business Times, celebrates the achievements of the180 words
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Article, Illustration1097 1999-03-11 10 Annette Pau - Compaq Asia aims to expand into more knowledge-based jobs such as R&D and complicated testing assembly By- Annette Pau The writer is a BT journalist COMPAQ Computer's manufacturing operations in Singapore may be the second largest of the multinational's five plants worldwide, but K Y Wong,SIEW YAW HOONG - 1,097 words
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Article723 1999-03-11 10 Cheah Kean Huat - Technology transfer is history as S'pore becomes an equal in product devt By Cheah Kean Huat The writer is managing director of Hewlett-Packard Singapore WHEN asked to pen some thoughts on the topic of technology transfer, I felt the need to set the record straight. First723 words
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Article, Illustration985 1999-03-11 11 Jennifer Lien - As MNCs evolve, local players need to change too to compete for the contracts By, Jennifer Lien The writer is a BT correspondent Multinational corporations' efforts to embrace a changing world may leave local players stranded at the top of the wrong mountain unless they open their mindsSIEW YAW HOONG - 985 words
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Article, Illustration1081 1999-03-11 11 Christopher Tan - Crisis erodes profit, but group expects to weather storm By( Christopher Tan The writer isaßT senior correspondent THE history of Cycle Carriage Ltd (CCL), one of the region's most established motor distribution groups, is almost as old as the car itself. GerminatedSIEW YAW HOONG - 1,081 words
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Article, Illustration1176 1999-03-11 12 Eugene Low - To Caltex, shifting its corporate HQ here seems the logical move as much of its business comes from Asia By'. Eugene Low The writer isaßT journalist IT is a long way from Texas to Singapore. Yet last October, American oil giant Caltex Corporation madeSIEW YAW HOONG - 1,176 words
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Article, Illustration742 1999-03-11 13 Diversification helps SP generate new revenue streams SINGAPORE Power aims to grow new revenue streams by diversifying into new businesses which leverage off, or are relevant to, its core area of electricity and gas, said president and chief executive officer BG Boey Tak Hap. In its StarFILE PHOTO - 742 words
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Article196 1999-03-11 13 QUESTION: When will SP be going for a public listing, as its ROE of over 12 per cent over the last couple of years would appear to qualify it, going by earlier government targets? Have you revisited this IPO issue with the government? BO Boey: The196 words
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Article999 1999-03-11 13 Ronnie Lim - S'pore Power plans a $1.2b upgrade even as deregulation, economic crisis eat into bottom line Reports by] Ronnie Lim The writer is a BT senior correspondent MULTI-million dollar overseas power projects, telecoms ventures through the Star Hub group, and new businesses leveraging on its customer services999 words
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Article, Illustration1219 1999-03-11 14 Marissa Chew - Foreign corporates are discovering the value of putting a local at the helm of their operations here By\ Marissa Chew The writer is a BT journalist A GLANCE through the list of multinationals among Singapore's largest companies shows that Singaporeans who occupy top management positions in MNCsARTHUR LEE; CHRIS LOH - 1,219 words
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Article655 1999-03-11 14 Top 50 ranked by sales/turnover INKING COMPANY turnover 98/99 97/96 (SS'OOO) 1 1 Caltex Trading 16,900,925 2 2 Shell Eastern Trading 12,174,401 3 14 Mitsui Oil (Asia) 9,311,919 4 6 SK Energy Asia 8,809,841 5 8 Nissho Iwai Petroleum Co (S) 8,589,990 6 3 Hewlett-Packard655 words
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Article303 1999-03-11 14 Jennifer Lien - SIA the only local company among the top 10 Reports by, Jennifer Lien IT comes as little surprise that foreign multinationals, particularly petroleum companies with billions of dollars in fixed assets here, dominate the top levels of the latest Singapore 1000 list. In fact, nine out303 words
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Article, Illustration341 1999-03-11 14 TO maintain the Singapore 1000's integrity as an authoritative and complete ranking of Singapore's top companies, no exceptions are entertained, said publisher DP Information Network. "No companies are left out based on requests," said DP general manager Chen Yew Nah. "We have341 words
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FOCUS
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Article, Illustration2833 1999-03-11 15 The Fed chairman traces how the US mortgage industry has helped fuel home ownership during a period of 'spectacular' economic growth recently Reuters The following is the full text of US Federal Reserve Board chairman Alan Greenspan's prepared speech to the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA)Reuters; REUTERS - 2,833 words
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EDITORIAL & OPINION
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Article, Illustration847 1999-03-11 16 Tom Plate - THB BOTTOMLDVE OPINION By Tom Plate The writer, a Los Angeles Times columnist, also teaches at the University of California, Los Angeles. E-mail: TplatedLMcla.edu AMERICA, with its vast technological accomplishments viewed by US business as proprietary information and the US military847 words
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Article98 1999-03-11 16 'Being in the public eye, as Monica Lewinsky will be for the rest of her life, is like being the lady with the moustache at the circus. You are a curiosity and you will never stop being one.' Christine Kadar the model at the centre of the98 words
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Article616 1999-03-11 16 EDITORIAL AS trade disputes go, the one between the United States and the European Union over banana-im-port rules that allegedly discriminate against US companies, seems a bit overwrought In fact, all the threats and counter-threats are over a matter that accounts for less than one616 words
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Article, Illustration1136 1999-03-11 16 Leon Hadar - Rising tensions between US and EU pose threat to multilateral trade system nnder WTO By Leon Hadar The writer is BT's Washington correspondent AFTER close to six years in which we all enjoyed those clever headlines and entertaining cartoons about the ups andFILE PHOTO - 1,136 words
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Article, Illustration980 1999-03-11 16 Precarious prat frwdoo CHARGES of abuse of freedom hurled at the media from several quarters in recent months only go to show how precarious press freedom still is in Indonesia even in the reform era, and how unused we are to the workings of a democratic980 words
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EXECUTIVE LIFESTYLE
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Article, Illustration324 1999-03-11 17 FILM PM, conservative lawmakers worry it may encourage paedophilia Reuters [CANBERRA] Australia may ban a new film version of Lolita, a love story involving a middle-aged man and a 14-year-old girl, after conservative Prime Minister John Howard voiced concern at the film's approval for localReuters - 324 words
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Miscellaneous1117 1999-03-11 17 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD 1 Diagram showing pubcrawl 15 One hurrying, we hear, to the country (6) JIHBBB some linen (6) 24 Bliss to be among the aveng- 6 Indication playwright is YEgTERDAY-8 SOLUTION state (8) open t0 love (7) lLlEl Q E lNlD«AlaHßh]E[vjE| down 7 one claimin 8 to be peer1,117 words
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Article, Illustration420 1999-03-11 18 Christopher Tan - Base quota formula on projected deregistrations to make it more responsive, says review panel Byi Christopher Tan [SINGAPORE] THIS coming quota year should yield a bumper crop of COEs after all, if the review committee's suggestion is accepted. The committee recommended that theARTHUR LEE - 420 words
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442 1999-03-11 18 Eugene Low - By] Eugene Low [SINGAPORE] The number of categories in the Certificate of Entitlement (COE) bidding system may be cut to five from seven if a recommendation of the Vehicle Quota System Review Committee is accepted. The committee, which released its report yesterday, recommended442 words
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311 1999-03-11 18 Christopher Tan - Byi Christopher Tan [SINGAPORE] The pay-as-you-bid system has been rejected, once again. The review committee admitted that there had been several calls for the format, which proponents felt would stem desperately high bids. However, it highlighted a number of "shortcomings" such a system would present.311 words
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91 1999-03-11 18 AUDI'S TT Roadster is scheduled to be launched in early 2000. The car is an open-top version of the TT coupe. Its quattro version will be the only four-wheel-drive topless roadster other than the Lamborghini Diablo Roadster. Like the coupe, there are two engine91 words
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Article, Illustration86 1999-03-11 18 THIS is a glimpse of the RB, Audi's entrant into the world of Le Mans this June its maiden attempt. The 900 kg carbon-fibre car has a turbocharged V 8 (less than four litres) that will pump out 550 horsepower driving its86 words
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74 1999-03-11 18 Christopher Tan - Complied by Christopher Tan SINGAPORE-BASED Slant Electronics Ltd is investing US$l million (Ssl.7 million) in India to set up a joint venture to produce a range of anti-theft car security devices and power windows. According to a Bernama report, the manufacturing facility is being74 words
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392 1999-03-11 18 Christopher Tan - I think open system will lead to more rational behavionr, says panel chairman By < Christopher Tan [SINGAPORE] Admitting that it was entering uncharted territory, the COE review committee has proposed that open bidding should undergo a trial period first. The format where392 words
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379 1999-03-11 18 Christopher Tan - One-point rise in growth rate works ont to 3,700 more cars yean analyst By* Christopher Tan [SINGAPORE] It was a proposal no one counted on. Yet, it could well be the most significant and impactful recommendation the COE review committee has come up with. The379 words
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Article, Illustration599 1999-03-11 18 Christopher Tan - COMMENTARY Proposals on balance seem to be for the better By Christopher Tan IF there is an underlying theme to the proposals of the Certificate of Entitlement (COE) review committee, it must be more transparency, more predictability, and less volatility. It's a worthy objective, considering how599 words
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Advertisement415 1999-03-11 18 ADVERTISEMENT A Renault test-drive pays off for winner IT WAS like a dream come what they don't realise is that Not surprising as the true for her when Jacqueline the Renault of today is very Clio, with its bold new Lee was informed that she different from those of shape415 words
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Article, Illustration790 1999-03-11 19 Lee Han Shih - THE UIC BUY-IN Record 50m shares traded, HKB says it's being friendly as UOB stays silent By'. Lee Han Shih PUNTERS shuffled a record 50 million United Industrial Corp shares yesterday in anticipation of a bidding war for the company betweenCompiled by BT - 790 words
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705 1999-03-11 19 Shoeb Kagda - From Shoeb Kagda in Jakarta INDONESIA'S largest and once most politically-con-nected conglomerate, the Salim group, is selling parts of its vast business empire in the region to raise cash to bail out its crippled Bank Central Asia (BCA), industry sources told BT.705 words
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303 1999-03-11 19 Louis Beckerling - But shiprepair margins worsen with competitive bidding By) Louis Beckerling [SINGAPORE] Shipping group Labroy Marine yesterday reported a 26.5 per cent increase in earnings to $17.9 million for the year ended Dec 31, as turnover rose 65.5 per cent to $161.4 million. With303 words
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599 1999-03-11 19 Siow Li Sen - Swift response to Simex contract launched in Feb By I Siow Li Sen [SINGAPORE] Japan has moved with uncharacteristic speed to launch a Euroyen Libor futures contract and remove what is now a Singapore monopoly. The Tokyo International Financial Futures Exchange (Tiffe) is599 words
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771 1999-03-11 20 Eddie Toh, Diana Oon Abdullah - Losses don't include ailing MBf Finance; group revises capital reduction terms From. Eddie Toh, Diana Oon Abdullah in Kuala Lumpur THE Loy family's MBf Holdings (MBf), which yesterday reported a staggering net loss of over one billion Malaysian ringgit771 words
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524 1999-03-11 20 Eddie Toh - One-day lag between delivery and payment deters foreign funds From'. Eddie Toh in Kuala Lumpur THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange is expected to announce today plans to solve a settlement problem the one-day lag between delivery and payment of shares. The details are expected524 words
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Article, Illustration805 1999-03-11 20 Quak Hiang Whai - Exceptional losses of HKsB69mwipeont operating profit of HKs397m From< Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong HIT by the fall impact of the Asian financial crisis, Cathay Pacific Airways yesterday reported its first full-year loss in 35 years. Peppering his remarks with words likeAFP - 805 words
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915 1999-03-11 20 Anthony Rowley - HOCK LOCK SIBW Anthony Rowley KABUTOCHO is the quarter of Tokyo where the Tokyo Stock Exchange is housed and for almost a decade it has been the territory of bears who took possession from the bulls that used to inhabit Tokyo's "Wall Street".915 words
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221 1999-03-11 20 [SINGAPORE] Sesdaq-listed Falmac has joined the growing list of Singapore companies crippled by a cash crunch. The knitting machine maker yesterday said it is negotiating with "several lenders" to restructure existing credit facilities totalling $21.4 million. The company did not name the221 words
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70 1999-03-11 20 [SINGAPORE] Harimau Investments yesterday announced a loss of $1.13 million for the year ended Dec 31, compared to a net profit of $2.7 million in the previous year. It attributed the loss to the poor economic environment and downturn in stock markets. Dividend70 words
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87 1999-03-11 20 Bernama [KUALA LUMPUR} Ayer Hitam Tin Dredging Malaysia has reduced its group pre-tax loss to 1.18 million Malaysian ringgit (***** million) for the six months to Dec 31, from RM9.71 million in the same period of 1997. Group sales, however, shrank by 78Bernama - 87 words
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Article93 1999-03-11 20 AFP [TOKYO] Japan's Nissan Motor Co said yesterday it would keep searching for a new partner after DaimlerChrysler AG said it was no longer interested in buying a stake in the firm. "We will continue to seek the possibility of joint projects with DaimlerChrysler inAFP - 93 words
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97 1999-03-11 20 Bloomberg [SEOUL] Daewoo Group, which will acquire the Samsung Group's auto business, Samsung Motor Inc, denied a report it already decided which group units will fund the buyout. "It's too early to talk about the fund allocation among our group units," said Kim Byung Choi,Bloomberg - 97 words
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118 1999-03-11 20 Bridge News [NAIROBI] The Uganda government plans to sue Westmont Land (Asia) to recover Westmont's 49 per cent shareholding in Uganda Commercial Bank because of fraud in the share purchase, said Naheed Kirmani, assistant director of the International Monetary Fund's African Department. SheBridge News - 118 words
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536 1999-03-11 21 Quak Hiang Whai - USs24Bm provisions, USs3.47b revaluation deficit; company's chairman remains cautious From Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong HIT by sharply lower rents and plunging property values, Singapore-listed Hongkong Land Holdings yesterday reported a 67 per cent drop in net earnings last536 words
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207 1999-03-11 21 [SINGAPORE] Spindex Industries' interim net profit rose 2 per cent to $2.6 million, and would have been higher if not for foreign exchange losses. For the half-year ended December, the Sesdaq-listed firm's forex losses amounted to $87,000, compared to forex gains of about $1207 words
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103 1999-03-11 21 Bloomberg [TOKYO] Sony Corp's shares rose as much as 9 per cent following plans by the world's second-biggest consumer electronics company to spend US$2.7 biUion (554.7 billion) to buy out three subsidiaries and take cost-cutting steps. Sony shares rose as much asBloomberg - 103 words
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Article, Illustration481 1999-03-11 21 USsBb deal with Japan Tobacco; company also separating food and tobacco assets AFP [NEW YORK] RJR Nabisco, battered by anti-cigarette litigation, on Tuesday announced plans to sell its international tobacco unit to Japan Tobacco and to spin off its domestic operation, RJ Reynolds.AFP; REUTERS - 481 words
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444 1999-03-11 21 Wong Wei Kong - Company to use IPO foods to expand in Middle East, gain foothold in Eorope Wong Wei Kong [SINGAPORE] Total Automation yesterday announced that it has received in-princi-ple approval from the Stock Exchange of Singapore for a Sesdaq listing. The company will launch its IPO444 words
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493 1999-03-11 21 Eddie Toh - One obstacle: fall in forecast cashflow due to new toll structure, cut rates fYom Eddie Toh in Kuala Lumpur THE creditors of toll road operator PLUS which is essentially financing the new restructuring exercise of debt-laden Renong and associate United Engineers Malaysia493 words
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248 1999-03-11 21 Mandarin Oriental loss at USs4m; takes USs24m charge Reuters [LONDON] Retailing and wholesaling group Dairy Farm International Holdings Ltd, reporting higher annual profits, said yesterday the difficult economic conditions in Asia are expected to continue through this year. Dairy Farm is partially ownedReuters - 248 words
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385 1999-03-11 22 Chip maker won't comment on rumours that weak PC market will hurt earnings in Q1 Reuters [SAN FRANCISCO] Shares of Intel Corp, the world's largest chip maker, dropped on Tuesday amid market rumours that the company would preannounce a first-quarter earningsReuters - 385 words
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402 1999-03-11 22 Telecom Italians bid to raise 10b euro loans illegal, it says Bloomberg [MILAN] Olivetti SpA, Italy's No 2 phone company, said Telecom Italia SpA, the rival it's trying to buy, would be acting illegally by borrowing more than 10 billion euros (Ssl9 billion)Bloomberg - 402 words
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127 1999-03-11 22 Bloomberg [MELBOURNE] Broken Hill Proprietary Co, Australia's biggest iron ore producer, said it doubled the number of jobs to be slashed from its Newman iron ore operations after more staff than expected sought voluntary redundancy. "We wanted 125 to comeBloomberg - 127 words
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376 1999-03-11 22 Biggest Aussie retailer sees growth contmning Bloomberg [MELBOURNE] Coles Myer Ltd, Australia's biggest retailer, said first-half earnings rose 11 per cent, boosted by a surge in profits from its Kmart stores and continued growth from its largest division, foodBloomberg - 376 words
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254 1999-03-11 22 Bloomberg [TOKYO] Nikon Corp, the world's largest maker of steppers used to etch a microchip's circuitry onto silicon wafers, said it will expand its group loss forecast by about two-thirds for the year ending March 31 on capital-spending cuts by computerBloomberg - 254 words
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Article, Illustration81 1999-03-11 22 Marks Mannequins [BLUEWATER, London] Staff from Marks Spencer carrying mannequins to their new store at Blue water, 40 km south-east of London, which opens on Tuesday. The shopping centre, which claims to be the largest retail and leisure destination in Europe, has been built in a disused quarry and hasAFP - 81 words
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347 1999-03-11 22 Listing will set path for other hopeful software companies AFP [NEW DELHI] Indian stockmarket favourite Infosys Technologies will today become the first Indian company to be traded on Nasdaq, forging a path that many other software firms hereAFP - 347 words
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315 1999-03-11 22 Bloomberg [NEW YORK] General Electric Co (GE), the second-larg-est US company by market value, won't sell its NBC unit and expects a report from its businesses in May on their plans for the Internet, said chief executive John F Welch Jr.Bloomberg - 315 words
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92 1999-03-11 22 Bloomberg [GENEVA] Porsche AG, the German sports-car maker, said fiscal first-half profit rose 68 per cent on especially strong US sales of its trademark 911 model. The German company said net income for the six months ended Jan 31 rose to 117.4 million DeutschemarksBloomberg - 92 words
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Article82 1999-03-11 22 Bloomberg [REDWOOD SHORES, California] Oracle Corp, the No 1 database-software maker, said it acquired closely held E-Travel Inc for US$35 million (5560.5 million) in cash to expand into the market for electronic-commerce programs. Concord, Massachusetts-based E-Travel makes software that lets employees book and plan businessBloomberg - 82 words
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Article78 1999-03-11 22 AFP [IRVINE, California] Fluor Corporation, a provider of business support services, said on Tuesday that it will slash s,ooojobs and shutter 15 offices in a bid to save US$l6O million (***** million) a year. The jobs to be eliminated include 4,000 in the 15AFP - 78 words
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80 1999-03-11 22 Bloomberg [GENEVA] Mazda Motor Credit Co will within 18 months sell 100 billion yen (Ssl.4 billion) of bonds backed by Japanese auto loans, reflecting an improved balance sheet at the unit's parent company, Mazda Motor Corp. Mazda Credit is the finance affiliateBloomberg - 80 words
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102 1999-03-11 22 Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Pfizer Inc, the fourth-largest US drugmaker, said it won approval to sell its Viagra impotence pill in Canada. The clearance is the latest in a string of approvals for the impotence drug, which became a household name in theBloomberg - 102 words
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372 1999-03-11 23 Emerging markets slump slashes revenue from trading and investment hanking Bloomberg [BUENOS AIRES] Merrill Lynch Co, the biggest US securities firm, said it lost money in Latin America and Asia last year as a slump in emerging markets cut revenue fromBloomberg - 372 words
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207 1999-03-11 23 Retailer had earlier sned bookseller for theft of trade secrets Bloomberg [SEATTLE] Amazon.com Inc has sued Wal-Mart Stores Inc for slander, defamation and libel after Wal-Mart accused the No 1 online bookseller of stealing its trade secrets. Amazon.com's countersuit against the world's largestBloomberg - 207 words
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Article, Illustration479 1999-03-11 23 Both post profits in line with forecasts amid talk of a tough '99 for chemicals Reuters [FRANKFURT] Germany's two largest chemical companies, BASF AG and Bayer AG, reported earnings broadly in line with expectations on Tuesday, but added little to soothe nerves over the industry'sReuters; REUTERS - 479 words
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314 1999-03-11 23 Bloomberg {WASHINGTON] Three former Nikko Securities executives in the US have been charged by regulators with falsifying the Japanese brokerage firm's records in connection with its sale of mort-gage-backed securities. The US Securities and Exchange Commission alleged that the firm's New York unit, NikkoBloomberg - 314 words
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Article, Illustration339 1999-03-11 23 Bloomberg [NEW YORK] AT&T Corp, the largest US telephone company, completed its U5559.4 billion (*****.8 billion) purchase of Tele-Communica-tions Inc (TCI), forming a company that will offer phone, cable and Internet services to 33 million US households. Holders of TCI Class A common stock willBloomberg; FILE PHOTO - 339 words
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1022 1999-03-11 24 BNP's strike fits picture of global restructuring AFP [PARIS] The attack by Banque Nationale de Paris (BNP) to hijack a merger between Societe Generale and Paribas signals extraordinary upheaval in the French financial establishment but fits a picture of inexorable restructuring by banks seeking globalAFP - 1,022 words
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355 1999-03-11 24 USsBlb market cap boosts it to 3rd spot among world's banks Reuters [LONDON] HSBC Holdings, parent of Britain's Midland Bank, has knocked Lloyds off its perch as Britain's biggest bank. Measured by the value of their shares at the London market's close onReuters - 355 words
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593 1999-03-11 24 Bangkok Bank fell after bulletin; panel to discuss punishing firm Bloomberg [HONGKONG] Goldman Sachs, the largest US investment banking partnership, apologised to Thailand for an analyst report that drove down shares of the nation's biggest bank. A Thai parliamentary committee is threatening toBloomberg - 593 words
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243 1999-03-11 24 AFP [SHANGHAI] China will soon allow all its brokerages to raise finances on the interbank and bond-repurchase markets, the official Shanghai Securities News yesterday quoted the top securities regulator Zhou Zhengqing as saying. The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) chairman also revealedAFP - 243 words
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204 1999-03-11 25 Bob Butcher, Jardine Fleming - rum riii Reports MSd Singapore Index Bob Butcher, Jardine Fleming PROPERTY stocks pulled the Singapore stock market and the futures contract listed thereon, the MSCI Singapore Free Index, higher yesterday. The rise came on news that developers and the tax authorities were in talks on204 words
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183 1999-03-11 25 Cecilia Woo Refco Singapore - MSCI Taiwan fatnres Cecilia Woo Refco Singapore THE Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures opened slightly lower yesterday as there was no new incentive for investors to enter. Nasdaq's overnight loss of 4.68 points added on to the pessimistic view of over-competi-tiveness in the183 words
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318 1999-03-11 25 ENERGY REPORT Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Crude oil was little changed, retreating from an early gain, as a report of an imminent agreement by the Organisation of 'Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) to cut output was tempered by the group's inability toBloomberg - 318 words
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Article325 1999-03-11 25 Reuters, Bloomberg London THE euro rebounded yesterday after days in the doldrums, partly because currency markets softened their harsh view on the outlook for European economies. Receding prospects for a US interest rate hike, and a German finance ministry document opposing currency target zones, helped the euro toReuters,; Bloomberg - 325 words
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Article, Illustration1252 1999-03-11 25 INTERBANK CROSS RATES *S C$ Euro Ffr Dm HKS Ind »s fruptah Yen Won BM WZ$ Pat t s$ Rand Sfr MT$ ffiW FoM* US$ 0 966 6,78 0 584 3 829 1M1 4940 ***** ***** 0769 7 2.4T9 1186 ***** 24MA 1104 3.927 0.934 ***** ***** 0.394 0638 Canada1,252 words
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Article1850 1999-03-11 25 S1C0M FUTURES Mar 10 RUBBER (future* c<omn)*s «t 5.30pm) RSS t centsA?) ClOM Volume Open Month High Low Sett (tonne*) Interest Apr 99 107.25 650 May 99 109.25 975 JM 99 m.25 tTl.25 H1.25 600 300 Jut/Sep 99 114.75 825 Oct/Dec 99 118.25 225 Jen/Mar 00 121.75 RSS 3 CONTRACT1,850 words
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Article, Illustration1404 1999-03-11 26 AFP +216.06 HONGKONG stocks closed 2.1 per cent higher yesterday as retail and institutional investors engaged in rotational buying of blue chips, said dealers. The key Hang Seng Index closed up 216.06 points at 10,749.01 on total turnover of HK56.47 billion. "The rally is continuing with rotational buying ofAFP - 1,404 words
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Article, Illustration580 1999-03-11 26 Reuters d Shenzhen B Index -L 39 SHENZHEN'S B share index slid 3.23 per cent to end at a new record closing low yesterday as foreign investors continued to pull out of the long-bearish market, analysts said. The B index lost 1.39 points to 41.56 after hitting an all-timeReuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 580 words
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Article318 1999-03-11 26 AFP □wp Index -482 TAIWAN share prices closed 0.1 per cent lower yesterday in narrow-range trading amid a lack of fresh leads, analysts said. The benchmark Taiwan Stock Exchange Weighted Price Index dropped 6.82 points to 6,486.61. Potential buyers were reluctant to enter the market as the index approachedAFP - 318 words
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Article2203 1999-03-11 26 LomoM wwmm Mntrials HsrM hmM ♦/-1 31 Croup 6.10 -0.03 Allied Domecq 5.06 0.18 Allied Zurich 9.08 0.06 Anglo American Gold 23.50 -0.50 ASOA Group 148 0.01 A B Foods 4.48 -0.03 A 8 Ports 2.81 0.03 i Bank of Scotland 8.89 -0.24 Barclays 18.14 0.50 IMI2,203 words
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Article1631 1999-03-11 26 P Nikkei 225 *3813 SHARE prices in Tokyo surged 2.5 per cent to a seven-month high in heavy trading yesterday, as Sony kept leading the market along with other blue chips, brokers said. The key Nikkei stock average of 225 leading issues surged 383.30 points to end at 15,480.00,1,631 words
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Article8333 1999-03-11 27 MOUSTMAiS Consumer products '"9 Last Vol Day Net Cap Hlfh L— Cawpawy 1«H -000 HUh Low P/t $wm 310 270 A)inorooto 270 -14 9 109 4 83 61 Angkasa 62 1 16 63 62 914 283 220 Apollo Food Hlg 220 7.7 88 0 204 137 Ber)aye Land 139 -28,333 words
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Article, Illustration408 1999-03-11 27 AFP n Composite Index -2.41 MALAYSIAN share prices ended 0.5 per cent lower yesterday due to selling by local and foreign institutions ahead of a key state election. "Profit-taking dominated play in late afternoon ahead of the Sabah-state election," an institutional trader withAFP - 408 words
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Article2092 1999-03-11 28 BOMBS, LOANS ft WARRANTS wt 92-Wk Last Vol Day Last Quote Avg High Low Stno Company SM ♦or- COOO) High Low Buyer Seller Prlc# 18 3 3160 "Acer ******1 USS 12 n5 13 35 4.5 3164 Acma ******4 17 *0.5 177 t7 16.5 17 17.5 17 3161 AIITech ******7 28.52,092 words
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201 1999-03-11 28 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH -By R Sivanithy LAST week, we highlighted the UIC 1999 warrant in this column, pointing out that despite having some very good numbers, the main obstacle would be the limited time left. Little did we suspect that the instrument would perform the201 words
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Article230 1999-03-11 28 H0NGK0M6 STOCKS Gr Or 92-Wk Last Vol Day LMt OuMi Mv Otv YM Nat M Cap High Low Stno Com#any Sat* COOO) High Low 8uyor SaUar C'vr P/I Srnll 185 173 5123 COL (2000) HK 173 172 190 8 2 4 4 6 8.9 3349.6 5124 Cathay Pac230 words
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Article, Illustration708 1999-03-11 28 AFP n Composite Index jg SHARES closed 1.5 per cent down but off their lows yesterday amid a late technical rebound in select big caps led by Telkom, dealers said. An analyst with a local brokerage said the index fell to a low of 370 points before late buyersAFP - 708 words
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Article, Illustration896 1999-03-11 28 AFP |H[ SET Index ♦3.69 THAI shares rose 1.1 per cent yesterday as speculative buying in the banking sector reversed earlier losses, dealers said. Dealers said concerns over delays in the passage of economic legislation undermined the market for most of the day but bargain hunting emerged in theAFP - 896 words
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Article342 1999-03-11 28 AFP n Manila -1&93 SHARE prices closed 0.8 per cent lower yesterday due to renewed worries that China may devalue the yuan, analysts said here. The Composite Index fell 16.93 points to close at 1,981.48 points. Turnover rose to 593 million shares worth 837 million pesos compared to 590AFP - 342 words
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Article425 1999-03-11 28 AFP Q Composite Index -&58 SOUTH Korean share prices closed 0.6 per cent lower yesterday on futures-linked selling one day before the expiry of March contracts, dealers said. They said the market opened weaker on renewed concerns over a yuan devaluation and the steep fall in the Shanghai marketAFP - 425 words
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Article660 1999-03-11 28 AFP UAH Primaries ♦ld6 AUSTRALIAN share prices gained 0.4 per cent yesterday in listless trade following a quiet session on Wall Street, brokers said. The All Ordinaries Index rose 10.6 points to 2,931.4. The All Industrials Index rose 9.9 points to 5,300.7 while the All Resources Index added 13.9AFP - 660 words
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Article309 1999-03-11 28 AFP |3 Wellington -1L72 NEW Zealand shares fell 0.5 per cent yesterday as market leader Telecom Corp dipped. The NZSE-40 Capital Index ended down 11.72 points at 2,144.08 on turnover of NZ$9O.9 million. Forsyth Barr's Mark Devereux said trading was light apart from Telecom, which accounted for two-thirds ofAFP - 309 words
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6692 1999-03-11 29 Transaction date Mai 10 Of er urn 52-*fk Last Vol Day Last Ouote Dlv Dtv Ykl Net Cap Av« HUfc Law StNo Company Sato COOP) Low Buy or Seller C'vr P/l SmM Price MULIHNOUSTVY M2 17.5 mt lOOO AcmaSOc 72 *2 102 72 716,692 words
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Article1334 1999-03-11 29 Cr Cr M Wt 52-W* Last Vat Day Last Owtl 0*v Mv YM Mat Cap A»o High Law StMa Company Sate rOOO) Mfcjfc Law Bwyor Mir C'vr P/E SmH Prtct MARUFACTUMM 219 30 2049 AS Auto 10c 94.5 *5 2335 95.5 90 94.5 95.5 tS N 7 1.6 8.91,334 words
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Article393 1999-03-11 30 Stocks VoHiim UIC 49,967,000 IHC Wt99 35,285,000 Wing Tai 25c 17,518,000 GES Jntl Ltd 20c 13,630,000 DBS Land 11,396,000 Hotel Prop 9,010,000 STEnggWc 7,656,000 Keppei Land 50c 7,380,000 CK Tang Wt99 6,307,000 Keppei LandWOO 5,563,000 Stock! UIC 43,775,845 DBS Foreign 30,298,485 City Dev 50c 28,749,330 DBS Land 27,093,651 SPH 23,799,795393 words
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Article, Illustration618 1999-03-11 30 R Sivanithy - STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY UIC also in limelight; electronics shares under pressure; undercurrent of scepticism still strong By R Sivanithy PROPERTY stocks provided the impetus yesterday for the local market to shake off its recent lethargy while banks continued to display resilience despite a618 words
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Article123 1999-03-11 30 ITS turning out to be a prosperous Rabbit Year indeed for the seafood stalls at the East Coast UDMC Centre. MasterCard has handed out $2,500 to the popular Long Beach UDMC Seafood Restaurant, $1,000 to the Jumbo Seafood restaurant and $500 each to the Lucky View123 words
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Article111 1999-03-11 30 YESTERDAY was a big day for Phillip Overmyer, head of AT&T carrier services in the Asia Pacific region. He was admitted to the exclusive list of Singapore Airlines' Solitaire membership for priority passengers who had flown at least half a million miles. The energetic telecoms boss is already111 words
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Article101 1999-03-11 30 ORACLE Corp president Ray Lane is clearly someone who sees the cup half-full when others might see it half-empty. The company, whose software is used in most of the world's large corporations, organised a large regional conference here earlier this week in which Mr Lane was the101 words
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Article110 1999-03-11 30 IN the old days, the ringing of bells was used to announce the birth of royalty and other important events. However, seldom has a fire alarm heralded the opening of a store. Last Friday, during the official opening of NTUC Fair Price's American-style Liberty supermarket,110 words
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Article, Illustration63 1999-03-11 30 Wong Wei Kong - By Wong Wei Kong WING Tai Holdings closed up $0.08 yesterday at $1.21 on a volume of 17.5 million shares, compared with its 10-day traded average of 2.34 million shares. The daily and weekly RSI and Stochastics suggest that the stock may be overbought and near-term upside may63 words
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Article312 1999-03-11 31 Bridge News, Reuters THE focus switched to South American loaders with several of the major grain houses active, brokers said. Atlantic rates are still firm but have slipped from the highs seen last week. TANKERS: Brokers continued to talk of softer rates for very large crude carriers fromBridge News,; Reuters - 312 words
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Article288 1999-03-11 31 SIS 000 MarW 8 VI CWT Distribution 0.53 *0.03 69 Chuon Hup 0.60 unch 151 Cosco Investment 0.505 *0.03 17 Freight LMi 0.165 unch 534 08 Holdings 048 *0.01 15 Hal Sun Hup 0.47 *0.02 106 IMC Holdings HK 5.60 Jeya Holdings 0.565 *0.01 94 Shipyard 6.65 *0.15288 words
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Article, Illustration451 1999-03-11 31 Felix Chan - It slipped 0.7% to 5,070 m tons last year after growing 5.1% in 1997 By Felix Chan [SINGAPORE] World seaborne trade fell for the first time in 15 years to 5,070 million tons last year, according to a recent report byFILE PHOTO - 451 words
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748 1999-03-11 31 David Hughes - NEWBUILDS By David Hughes THERE have been some substantial newbuilding deals struck in the past week or two as this week's new orders list testifies. The sight of German owners placing substantial containership newbuilding orders is hardly novel but is interesting in that748 words
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373 1999-03-11 31 Marcus Hand - FEFC move follows rise in imports into Asia from Europe By Marcus Hand [SINGAPORE) There are signs that the trade imbalance which crippled main line trades last year may be easing with the news that European and Asian members373 words
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Article258 1999-03-11 31 [SINGAPORE] Neptune Orient Line's (NOL) container and logistics arm APL and Mexico's TMM will inaugurate a new weekly trans-Pa-cific service between Asia and Mexico, featuring the industry's first non-stop call at the Mexican port of Ensenada. Scheduled to commence in April, the upgarded service258 words
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Article, Illustration762 1999-03-11 32 AIRLINE INDUSTRY Regional airlines are taking a tougher stand on passengers who behave badly on board flights AFP FROM handcuffs to jail terms, airlines in the Asia-Pacific region are taking a tougher stance against unruly passengers as law enforcers seek to strengthen legislation. Increasing publicity has beenAFP; FILE PHOTO - 762 words
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Article220 1999-03-11 32 PACE ECU line 6 ACL 6 ECl 5 AN I 3 Evergreen 6 Accord 8 Foong Sun 8 Appenship 5 c 4 Austral 8 Ge«nartrans 8 Balaji Shpq 4 Hangli 7 8SA 7 Hanjin 3 B'tang Mas 8 Heung-A 4 CCNI 7 Hyundai 7 CMA 8 ICFS220 words
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Article19665 1999-03-11 39 THEBUSINESSTIMES THEBUSINESSTIMES EXPORT ETA ETA Advartlsar Vassal Voyaga Talaphona ETA ETA Advartlsar Vassal Voyaga Talaonona SIN Dast'n Nam* Nona Numbar Numbar SIN Dast'n Nam* Nama Numbar Numbar To BRISBANE (BNE) 2058 Australia To ABIDJAN (ABJ) 2003 Cote D'lvolre «/03 29/03 Hanjin hj cheju 437 65-*****35 20/03 04/05 Satramar19,665 words
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Article760 1999-03-11 43 Vessel Voy No Berth Arrival Departure AdkaTarunag *****9 JW alongside M)03 {^22> Anan Honestv 461 JT7 alongside 10.03/2300 Brit op I ***** J03 akjoqside >0.03/2300 Bt Lestari I *****9 J01 alongside "-03/0300 8t t.h8 88 I *****9 J01 alongside 10.03/1900 Bt Pa| NO795 *****9 J01 alongside 10 Bt760 words
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Article1881 1999-03-11 43 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCI CARGO Booking/Bounce Rstls Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Period From To From OOM 12/0700 10/1500 n/1659 10/1900 uhu t> io/isoo 10/1659 nmoo 2A 10/1700 11/0659 n/0900 21 io/i7oo ivoM* n/omo 11/0700 H/T159 11/1400 4 n/1200 11/1459 11/1700 An Jjvafcarta~ 078 '3/0600 M1,881 words
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Article216 1999-03-11 43 Mar 17 Ireland Republic of: St Patrick's Day. United Kingdom: St Patrick's Day. Mat 22 Japan: Vernal Equinox Day. Mar 25 Greece: Independence Day. Mar 28 Brunei: Hari Raya Haji. Indonesia: Hari Raya Haji. Malaysia: Hari Raya Haji. Singapore: Hari Raya HajiMar 29 Taiwan: Youth Day. Apr 1216 words
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Article774 1999-03-11 43 THIS report, compiled by Cockett Ma rine Oil Ltd. shows price ranges In US dollars instead of single prices for a more comprehensive description of the market. Prices shown are based on average sized stem. Market movements are indi cated. The Cockett Bunker Price Index change774 words
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Article455 1999-03-11 43 Crton 180 MM 9981 1.0 18.8 0.09 52 0.07 u j rwntttv Nitftr DftiAji Ash Aluminium StdiiMfit ibovf E25 3 0 20 0 0 Density Watef Keswue »sn mbtoiuhwi nwwi 330 Ave 985 6 0.3 14.0 0.06 31 0.02 *J£| 380 Mai 994.9 0.7 19.4 0.09455 words
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Article, Illustration657 1999-03-11 44 Ven Sreenivasan - They may expand regional offices or make direct investments From' Ven Sreenivasan in Geneva MOST leading European carmakers are making plans to increase their presence in Asia, either by expanding their regional offices or through direct investments in downstream activities such as salesAFP - 657 words
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290 1999-03-11 44 Bloomberg [ATLANTA] US airlines failed to enact the second fare increase of the year last weekend, signalling that predictions of a steady rise in ticket prices may have been premature. Continental Airlines Inc raised leisure fares 5 perBloomberg - 290 words
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Article, Illustration43 1999-03-11 44 [NEWBURY, England] English teacher lan Mucklejohn relaxing in his sitting room on Monday. Behind him is his 1959 Cadillac convertible. Mr Mucklejohn, who restored the car to its 1959 showroom condition, considers the vehicle a work of art. REUTERSREUTERS - 43 words
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216 1999-03-11 44 Bloomberg [GENEVA] DaimlerChrylser, the world's No 5 carmaker, said sales at its flagship Mer-cedes-Benz unit rose 20 per cent in January and February. The company predicted earnings and revenue will rise slightly from 906,000 cars a year earlier, said Juergen Hubbert, theBloomberg - 216 words
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194 1999-03-11 44 Reuters [WASHINGTON] Vice-Presi-dent A 1 Gore is to propose expanding airline "passenger rights" by aUowing travellers to seek compensation for botched trips and to obtain more information about airlines, a Clinton administration official said. "The central nugget is protecting passenger rights," theReuters - 194 words
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243 1999-03-11 44 Contract is to supply train carriages and locomotives AFP [TAIPEI] The European consortium that built the Eurotrain is vying with a Japanese firm for a contract to supply train carriages and locomotives to Taiwan's first high-speed rail system, officials said on Tuesday.AFP - 243 words
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246 1999-03-11 44 Bloomberg [GOLDEN, Colorado] Atlas Air Inc, the world's largest provider of cargo services to airlines, said its pilots plan to vote on whether to hold an election that could lead to the company's first union. The Teamsters union and theBloomberg - 246 words
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229 1999-03-11 44 Reuters [LONDON] British entrepreneur Richard Branson made a fresh plea on Tuesday for his airline Virgin Atlantic Airways to be allowed to operate flights to India in competition with British Airways and Air India. Previous moves to liberalise the current bilateral airReuters - 229 words
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