The Business Times, 13 March 1999

Total Pages: 22
1 22 The Business Times
  • 11 1 The BosinessTimes ,WITA kwdrteJtjp, 85t SINGAPORE Internet: http://business-times.asial.com.sg/ SATURDAY, MARCH 13,1999
    11 words
  • 58 1 Dm 8.74 (+14.01) PIBT-SU U***** (+13.41) SDEK3 FUTUBES 2HJO (+3.40) gfOCK MiMEBT mWCBB Friday Qianfe KLSE COMP H&79 NIKKEI li,488J6 -Utt HANO SENG 1MCL7*—*118* SET INDEX MM* +«8 JAKARTA COMP —175J4 -17 MANILA COMP _UNI* -i» TAIPEI WPI **JI seoul oomp mm CLSA CHINA B «0J6 +1M7 AUSTALLORD
    58 words
  • 79 1 FBBEX BATES USS 89 USS L7J4 £(USJ/S$ per 1.03 1831 1.098 1J04 DM 1.781 «J74 YEN 120.1 1.444* RM UN 0.4M HKS 7.74t (L224 BART 17.48 MM HJPIAH HIM fttlf St to tot mMs FUME BATES SINGAPORE* UK KUALA LUMPUR 11J0 JAKARTA 28J9 BANGKOK 14.76 MANILA SJ9 HONG MONO
    79 words
  • 731 1  -  Warning of heavy debt and unstable Indon market What now? By. Lee Han Shih [SINGAPORE] Some 11,000 shareholders of listed Van der Horst were dealt a body blow last night VDH's external auditor, Arthur Andersen, said the company is so heavily laden with
    Source: Bloomberg  -  731 words
  • 362 1  -  Byl Christopher Tan [SINGAPORE! Demand for Toyota Motor Corp's newlyunveiled IS2OO dubbed the "baby Lexus" has already outstripped company forecasts in the markets it's been launched. IS2OO chief engineer Nobuaki Katayama said monthly sales in Japan had been 5,900 units, 48 per cent higher than
    ARTHUR LEE  -  362 words
  • 432 1 Benchmark hovering at 9,886 by lpm EST, down 12 points Bloomberg, Reuters, AFP [NEW YORK] The tug-of-war on Wall Street remained indecisive in early trading yesterday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average reaching within striking distance of the magical Big Ten only
    Bloomberg,; Reuters,; AFP; Source: AVSJ Bloomberg,Reuters  -  432 words
  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 143 1 inauw WO lataMk crwi the tdbirwif The Ambon tragedy shows that while the minority need to be protected, the majority also need to feel secure and have their hopes met, P*7 Japanese GDP cMtrmcts tetter k 04 Japan's GDP shrank another 0.8% in last quarter oi 1986, bringing the full-year
      143 words
    • 32 1 $The market deckles. ft M m> We don 1 interfere 1 m In the stockmarkeL Jgjfc The government has never interfered.9 lyjj limlminlnn rfKUILo MRHMW EMm Zainoddn. Full report, Pg 12 'i
      32 words
    • 72 1 Pae Can's $20.6 m loan stocks: auditor raises alarm, Pg 12 iihhhbhihhmmpbnhi^ i Irmi-BaTl sg* BBS Ckwhi Ei s|l J^j^ifc^fcii JB I^^^B^^B^^B-^BTB r x e* I SuM»<» I r^HHHHPnnn I VISIT OUR SHOW FACTORY TODAY! rnC3KZ3HES3 Enter frow Block Ave IZJ-lj Hfll 881 Open DtHy (including Sundays) 10am Bpm firlj
      72 words

  • SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
    • 605 2  -  But analysts less sore if itH address issue of foreign control of local hanks By Wong Wei Kong THE Monetary Authority of Singapore is expected to relax key restrictions on foreign banks in the domestic banking market when it outlines
      605 words
    • 188 2 AFP SENIOR officials from Malaysia and Singapore have resumed talks on a package of outstanding bilateral issues and agreed to meet again, a spokesman from the Singapore foreign ministry said yesterday. The officials met on Thursday in Singapore to follow up talks between
      AFP  -  188 words
    • 397 2  -  By' Ven Sreenivasan MAINBOARD-LISTED laminated paper maker New Toyo International and specialist engineering group Asian Micro Pte Ltd were presented the Overseas Enterprise Incentive (OEI) award by the Economic Development Board yesterday. The award, which was launched in 1996 and has been given
      LIANHE ZAOBAO  -  397 words
    • 183 2  -  SATURDAY MAILBAG Lim Lian Hwa Sales director, E-Motive Display Pte Ltd via Internet WITH the government promising to help promising local enterprises to improve to compete internationally, I cannot help but share my own experience. I am one of the so-called technopreneurs who started a
      183 words
    • 309 2 NEXT week Singapore's major financial institutions and other organisations will present their Y2K readiness report card, said an executive of the Association of Banks in Singapore (ABS). The ABS is hosting a meeting of the Global 2000 coordinating group here next week where Singapore
      309 words
    • 350 2  - Group tax relief don't take it in isolation T F Phang Singapore via Internet I REFER to calls by various MPs for a review of Singapore's tax structure. While such calls are reasonable, the criticism such as "kneejerk reaction", "out-of-step" and "unfair" as reported in The Strait Times and The
      350 words
    • 225 2  -  By< Clarissa Tan OVERSEAS Union Bank yesterday cut its interest rate for the second year of a mortgage by half a point to 5 per cent, as banks and finance companies continue to slug it out in the home loan
      225 words
    • 734 2  -  ETC OK THE ECONOMY Byi Anna Teo THE economy can't be doing too badly. Five days of debate in Parliament this week (and more next week) on practically all matters of state, and almost all of the economy's share of attention has
      734 words
    • 393 2  -  SNEF, MOM, NTUC decide on edncatienal approach By] Marissa Chew THE Singapore National Employers Federation, the Ministry of Manpower and the National Trades Union Congress yesterday issued guidelines for job advertisements to help employers avoid discriminatory specifications in the ads. At a
      393 words
    • 311 2  -  By' Teh Hooi Ling SINGAPORE has become the 12th most important maritime nation as at December 1997, up from 13th position in 1996. This is the latest ranking by Unctad's Review of Maritime Transport 1998 released in February this year. This is Singapore's fifth
      311 words
    • 390 3  -  BUDGET DEBATE FTO9 Govt wants to contain 'bucket shop' problems bat not over-regulate By Carol Eng TO contain the problem of swindling by so-called "bucket sh®ps", the government may extend the Commodities Futures Act (CFA) to cover trading in commodities beyond
      390 words
    • 292 3  -  By] Eugene Low THE police are getting private sector companies to enforce legal parking, said Minister of State for Law and Home Affairs Ho Peng Kee in Parliament yesterday. He was responding to a call by Member of Parliament for East Coast GRC
      292 words
    • 197 3 SEVERAL Members of Parliament raised concerns about the impact Singapore's ageing population would have on the healthcare system during the Budget debate for the Ministry of Health yesterday. Lily Neo, MP for Kreta Ay-er-Tanglin GRC, stressed the importance of preventive healthcare for the elderly.
      197 words
    • 369 3 MINISTER for Information and the Arts George Yeo said the entrepreneurial spirit is in the blood, history and culture of Singaporeans, and he is not particularly concerned about the apparent lack of entrepreneurial drive here. He was responding to a query by
      369 words
    • 140 3 CLAIRE Chiang, Nominated Member of Parliament and executive director of the Banyan Tree Gallery, was named Woman of the Year for 1996. Noting her dedication to the causes of women and the family and her contributions as an NMP, the judges at the
      SIEW YAW HOONG  -  140 words
    • 418 3  -  By\ Soh Tiang Keng THE government will not lift the 3 per cent overall limit that finance companies are allowed for tax deductions on general provisions for loans and Investments. Cheong Swee Ying, divisional director of technical services at the Inland
      418 words
  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • 32 2 DRAKE EXECUTIVE SEARCH DRAKE INTERNATIONAL (S) LTD 8 S hen ton Way a 40-03 Tcmasek Tower Singapore *****1 Tel (65) 225 5809 Fax (65) 227 0071 Email johnkoh 6 drakesin.com.sg Website http://wvAV.drakeintl.com
      32 words

  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • 102 3 Catch up with all these? MTTAmHIMtI or Just this I TheStoiteTiines j WEEKLY EDITION HSI provides you a crisp summary of every week's major news break reported in The Straits Times about Singapore and Asean. Covering news from local politics, business, to general interest news and sports, it makes sure
      102 words

  • ASIA'S ECONOMIC SLUMP
    • 628 4  -  Figure brings year's contraction to 2-8% bnt market shrugs off bad news From. Anthony Rowley in Tokyo JAPAN'S gross domestic product (GDP) shrank by a worse than expected 0.8 per cent during the final three months of last year, bringing the
      AFP  -  628 words
    • 366 4 Bloomberg [TOKYO] Japan approved a 7.5 trillion yen (SsloB billion) investment in 15 of its biggest banks to end a decade-long struggle with bad loans and set the financial system on the road to recovery. And the government warned it could
      Bloomberg; AFP  -  366 words
    • 115 4 Bloomberg [LOS ANGELES] The worst of the economic crisis in East Asia isn't over yet, a senior official of the Asian Development Bank said. Some economists say Korea, Thailand, Indonesia, and other Asian countries pushed into recession by currency devaluations are
      Bloomberg  -  115 words
    • 433 4 Weak demand in Asia, Europe cited; imports up 4.7% on better local demand Bloomberg, Reuters [BEIJING] China's exports feU 10.5 per cent in the first two months of this year compared with the same period a year ago because of weak demand in Asia and
      Bloomberg,; Reuters  -  433 words
    • 433 4  -  By\ Larry Wee [SINGAPORE] US dollar gains were shaved yesterday, with the Japanese currency once again recovering below 120 and the euro shooting up on overnight news that German Finance Minister Oscar Lafontaine had quit. The Indonesian rupiah also came back sharply on
      Source: Bridge  -  433 words
    • 298 4 Reuters [SEOUL] South Korea has targeted 1999 annual GDP growth of 2 per cent but growth could be higher, the finance ministry said yesterday in its latest policy review with the International Monetary Fund. Prospects for higher gross domestic product growth would depend "critically
      Reuters  -  298 words
    • 578 4 MEWS ANALYSIS Future of economic reforms to hang on the 300t rnpi&h recap plan Reuters [JAKARTA] Up to 40 debt-laden Indonesia!) banks find out today if they are destined to live or die and on that decision hangs the
      Reuters  -  578 words
  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • 803 4 111 PACIFIC CAN INVESTMENT HOLDINGS LTD T T T (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) PacMcCan NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Tenth Annual General Meeting of Pacific Can Investment Holdings Ltd will be held on March 30. 1999 at 10.00 a.m. at 10 Shenlon
      803 words

  • THE REGION
    • 760 5  -  Thai Senate okays tough bills in about-face, rejecting own weaker version from Harish Mehta in Bangkok THAILAND'S Chuan Leekpai government claimed a major victory by passing the controversial bankruptcy and foreclosure laws, the centrepiece of reform commitments made to the International Monetary
      760 words
    • 323 5 JAKARTA AFP FORMER president Suharto's youngest son, Hutomo "Tommy" Mandala Putra, was yesterday slapped under city arrest for 20 days pending trial for his alleged involvement in a multi-million dollar land scam. Announcing the order, At-torney-General Andi Ghalib said Hutomo
      AFP  -  323 words
    • NOTE Book
      • 84 5 AFP [MANILA] Overcrowding in the Philippines' furiously growing telecoms industry points to a looming shakeout where "only up to three" of the strongest could survive, a stock brokerage house here said yesterday. Some US$2 billion (553.46 billion) poured into the sector in the six years to
        AFP  -  84 words
      • 71 5 Bloomberg [MANILA] The Philippines said it will cut its key interest rates on Monday the second cut in a week to spur loan growth and pull the economy from recession. The central bank will cut the closely watched overnight borrowing rate to 12.125
        Bloomberg  -  71 words
      • 87 5 AFX-Asia [JAKARTA] Indonesia and Russia have signed an agreement aimed at combating tax avoidance in a bid to improve trade between the two countries, Trade Minister Rahardi Ramelan said. He said the two countries also signed an agreement on economic and technical cooperation. Mr Ramelan
        AFX-Asia  -  87 words
      • 66 5 AFP IKUALA LUMPUR] A Malaysian opposition leader yesterday called for a rescue plan for the pig farming industry, which has been hit badly by the Japanese encephalitis outbreak suspected to have killed 35 people. The multi-million-dollar pig-rearing industry was on the "verge of
        AFP  -  66 words
    • 334 5 BANGKOK Move a punishment for critical report which led Bangkok Bank shares to fall Bloomberg A THAI parliamentary committee voted to recommend Goldman, Sachs Co be removed as an adviser to Thailand's government and a potential underwriter of as much
      Bloomberg  -  334 words
    • 585 5 ANWAR'S TRIAL AFP [KUALA LUMPUR] Lawyers for ousted Malaysian deputy premier Anwar Ibrahim told his corruption trial yesterday they had scrapped plans to call Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad as a witness because he refused to provide an advance statement. "We want to
      AFP  -  585 words
    • 615 5 SABAH POLLS Political analysts see rnling coalition retaining power Reuters, AFP, Bridge News [KOTA KINABALU] Malaysia's Sabah state voted yesterday in a state election widely seen as the first test of strength for Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad since he sacked his
      Reuters,; AFP,; Bridge News; REUTERS  -  615 words
    • 372 5 UNITED NATIONS Reuters UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan said on Thursday that Indonesia and Portugal had agreed on a "direct" ballot for the people of East Timor to decide whether they wanted autonomy or independence. Portugal's Foreign Minister called the agreement a
      Reuters  -  372 words
    • 330 6 HONGKONG AFP ILLEGITIMATE mainland children born to Hongkong parents will be barred from migrating to the territory, a senior Chinese official said in reports here yesterday. The statement by Deputy Public Security Minister Tian Qlyu contradicted a judgment by Hongkong's highest court
      AFP  -  330 words
    • 273 6 BEIJING Bloomberg CHINA'S main inflation indexes rose in February as the price of grain and other agricultural products increased, the Xinhua news agency reported yesterday, citing the State Statistics Bureau. China's retail prices rose 1.2 per cent on January's level, while
      Bloomberg  -  273 words
    • 648 6 BEIJING Bering wants longer grace period to phase ont tariffs and other barriers Reuters CHINESE Foreign Trade Minister Shi Guangsheng said yesterday that there had been important progress in recent talks with the US on Beijing's effort to join the
      Reuters  -  648 words
    • 408 6 PERTH Central bank making inquiries, says HE gold official Bloomberg CHINA'S central bank has been making inquiries into the gold market probably with a view to increasing its gold reserves, the president of the Chinese Gold and Silver Exchange Society, Raymond Chan
      Bloomberg  -  408 words
    • Article, Illustration
      129 6 [BEIJING] Migrant workers yesterday finishing their lunch next to the controversial Oriental Plaza building site in central Beijing. The mammoth construction project, formerly owned by Hongkong property tycoon Li Ka-shing, has been a very public example of the problems China is facing as it strives for reform. The
      AFP  -  129 words
    • 323 6  -  Frmn Surinder Singh in Sydney VOTERS in the Australian state of New South Wales will have to cope with a ballot paper that is the size of a small tablecloth when they go to the polls at the end of
      323 words
    • ASIA Notes
      • 100 6 Bloomberg [CANBERRA] Australia's government is facing more pressure to legislate to ensure special labelling for all food which has been genetically altered at any point in its production. Government and food industry scientists meeting in Canberra yesterday said labels are needed because "it's the only
        Bloomberg  -  100 words
      • 114 6 Reuters [HONGKONGI About 700 laid-off workers brought traffic to a halt in a south-western Chinese city to demand payment of living expenses, a Hongkong-based rights group said yesterday. The protesters used to work at a state-owned machine plant and staged the demonstration on a
        Reuters  -  114 words
      • 92 6 AFP [BEIJING] China is planning to form a special police force for tax collection in a bid to strengthen its fledgling taxation system and boost revenue, official media reported yesterday. "In 1999, China will further strengthen the field through punishing various fraudulent activities including tax
        AFP  -  92 words
    • 435 6  -  Survey of 7,500 firms covers 'grey area' risks ranging from bribery to red tape From Neil Behrmann in Ijyndon SINGAPORE is the least risky and corrupt nation, according to a survey of Asian and emerging countries. A rolling survey of 7,500 US, German, UK,
      435 words
    • 243 6 BOMBAY Bloomberg INDIA'S one million bank staff agreed to a 12.25 per cent rise in wages offered by the country's state-owned and private banks, and called off an indefinite strike from March 17, said a bankers' association. The bank
      Bloomberg  -  243 words
  • Page 5 Advertisements


  • FOCUS
    • 2386 7  -  The Ambon tragedy shows that as much as the minorities need to feel protected, the majority also need to feel secure and have their aspirations met By Yang Razali Kassim The writer is BT's regional analysis editor Refugees fleeing their homes in Indonesia. This used
      AFP  -  2,386 words
    • 598 7 Worsening inter-communal tension in the country reached a breaking point MALUKU, the exotic spice islands. Better known in the past as the Moluccas, this group of islands especially its key centres of Ambon, Ternate and Banda was for a long time the magnet for spice traders
      598 words

  • THE WORLD
    • 309 8 LONDON Reuters THE euro could soon return to life-time lows if Germany does not ditch planned tax reforms with the same alacrity that it has dumped their architect, Oskar Lafontaine, analysts said yesterday. Plans to cut income tax have raised the hackles of German
      Reuters  -  309 words
    • 567 8 BONN Chancellor's power base strengthened as he is voted to SDP party leadership Reuters GERHARD Schroeder won control of his party yesterday and named a moderate to replace left-wing finance minister Oskar Lafontaine, who resigned after losing a power struggle with the German chancellor. Financial
      Reuters; REUTERS  -  567 words
    • 63 8 MOSCOW] A group of men dressed as Father Frost, the Russian equivalent of Santa Claus, standing outside the Lower House of Parliament in Moscow yesterday with a banner saying: "Everything will be okay They did not say what their intention was but apparently hoped
      REUTERS  -  63 words
    • 609 8  -  They will probably claim US has been too soft on China From Leon Hadar in Washington FOREIGN policy issues played only a marginal role in the two recent US presidential election campaigns. With the end of the Cold War, the attention of Washington
      609 words
    • 456 8 WASHINGTON Biggest drop in over a year shows inflation absent Reuters WHOLESALE prices in the US recorded their biggest drop in more than a year in February, the government said yesterday on Friday, adding to evidence that inflation is absent from the roaring
      Reuters  -  456 words
    • 323 8 PARIS Bloomberg GERMAN and French consumer prices barely budged last month, leaving inflation close to record lows and suggesting the European Central Bank is likely to lower interest rates in coming weeks. German prices rose 0.2 per cent month-to-month and 0.2 per
      Bloomberg  -  323 words
    • 254 8 BRUSSELS Reuters A DEAL on the European Union's farm policy shake-up should remain intact but outstanding budget questions may yet re-ignite tensions between the bloc's major powers, diplomats said yesterday. EU farm ministers, meeting through Wednesday night, settled on a package of
      Reuters  -  254 words
    • WORLD Watch
      • 34 8 Reuters [WASHINGTON] The House Banking Committee Thursday passed a bill to modernise the US financial services industry by allowing banks, brokerages and insurers to enter each other's businesses. Reuters
        Reuters  -  34 words
      • 56 8 Bloomberg [BRUSSELS] The US stepped up pressure on the European Union to scrap a ban on aircraft with "hushkit" engine mufflers, saying it discriminates against US companies and further clouds trade relations 1 Commerce Undersecretary David Aaron said he will urge EU officials to
        Bloomberg  -  56 words
      • 46 8 Reuters [LONDON] British businesses face an extra £20 billion (Sss6 billion) of costs over the next three years under the "New Labour" government, according to the British Chambers of Commerce. These included much trumpeted tax breaks for enterprise. Reuters
        Reuters  -  46 words
      • 51 8 Bloomberg [WASHINGTON] The Justice Department closed its three-year investigation of Moody's Investors Services on Feb 1 without finding that the credit agency violated antitrust laws. The probe centred on Moody's practice of making "unsolicited ratings", or Issuing ratings without the consent of the bond Issuer.
        Bloomberg  -  51 words
      • 67 8 Bridge News [WASHINGTON] Charles Bakaly, spokesman for Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr, abruptly resigned Thursday after Mr Starr asked the Justice Department to Investigate him in connection with a recent press leak. At issue is a Jan 31 article in The New York Times that
        Bridge News  -  67 words
      • 34 8 AFP [PARIS] France's Economy, Finance and Industry Minister Dominique Strauss-Kahn called yesterday for the debts of poor countries to be written off, In exchange for tight public management. —AFP
        AFP  -  34 words

  • EXECUTIVE LIFESTYLE
    • 699 9 MOVIE Old theatres being closed, new megaplexes sprouting up Reuters [NEW YORK] More Americans are going to cinemas than in 40 years but movie houses are getting a thumbs down from investors as a glut in screens chokes profits. Although the blockbuster Titanic
      Reuters; FILE PHOTO  -  699 words
    • 369 9 PERSONALITY The much celebrated mnsidan suffered a fatal heart attack AFP [BERLIN] Yehudi Menuhin, one of the most brilliant and celebrated violinists of the century, died here yesterday after a heart attack at the age of 82, his agent Hans Adler said. The attack was brought
      AFP; REUTERS FILE PHOTO  -  369 words
  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
    • 1748 9 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD 6 New air hostess turned out to give quality in the main j j j J jTj 8 Fan from Tasmania cheerroad is common (8) comeback 14 Footballer busy on crossing 16 Loving call after a party (7) 20 Facade beginning to take a 23 Continental woman writes
      1,748 words

  • SPORTS
    • 1568 10  -  There is a reason why boxing has different weight divisions, says walton moraxs When the normally mild-mannered and reticent Holyfleld starts talking like y*nhnnimail has done In the leadnp to this fight, one senses the end of a great career Is nigh. WALTON MORAIS EVANDERHolyfleld is
      AFP/REUTERS  -  1,568 words
  • Page 10 Advertisements
    • 417 10 TTTI i i j presented Diners club Offers Personalised Cash Access To apply, cal: I Where to wine, dine and entertain... intemaiionaT at over 30,000 locations worldwide. *****451 1 "Tunch" is the best for lunch and high tea rolled into 1 one. Which means longer serving hours and even more
      417 words
    • 41 10 VUGH Tfy Every Saturday, Sunday Public Holiday J9P Noon to 5.00pm #-WF Adult: $23+++ Itvolviai Child: $1 s+++ Jftk floor Reservations: *****58/88 333 Orchard Road, Singapore *****7. Tel: *****11 You will find it all here at Wine. 1 )inc and l-ntertain.
      41 words

  • COMPANIES & MARKETS
    • 609 11  -  Move suggests FAB portion of Yeo Hiap Seng will come under control of French food giant Danone By: Lee Han Shih [SINGAPORE] Yeo Hiap Seng yesterday announced the stepping down of its chief executive, Alex Chan, a move which suggests that
      FILE PHOTO  -  609 words
    • 489 11  -  Asia-Pac takes lion share of USsl.2st world orders in same period By Conrad Raj [SINGAPORE] Singapore Airlines and its subsidiaries are expected to buy some US$32 billion (5555.5 billion) worth of airplanes over the next 19 years, according to
      Source: Boeing  -  489 words
    • 694 11  -  HOCK LOCK SIEW Rahita Elias THINGS are looking up at Parkway Holdings, the biggest healthcare provider in South-east Asia. The property-cum-health-care group will announce its full-year 1998 results on Tuesday, and according to forecasts collated by The Estimate Directory, the consensus is that the
      694 words
    • 619 11  -  Targets inclnde supermarkets, convenience stores, hypermarkets By i Catherine Ong [SINGAPORE] Armed with a war chest of US$7l5 million (Ssl.2 billion), Dairy Farm is on the prowl for acquisitions in Asia and hopes to announce a major deal this year. The retail arm
      SIEW YAW HOONG  -  619 words
    • 443 11  -  Its new deal Almost parkiga at Sing Net, which sees profits maintained By' Teh Hooi Ling [SINGAPORE] Nasdaq-listed Pacific Internet will still make profits this year, although it will not be as much as last year after having to respond to rival
      443 words
    • 355 11  -  By. Ang Wan May [SINGAPORE] Hongkong Land Holding's US$l9O million (*****.3 million) provision for its development property in Singapore and two other buildings in Hongkong reflects values the properties are likely to fetch at end-1999. The US$4OO million office and retail complex
      355 words
    • COMPANIES
      • 422 12  -  Bank recap agency makes move via biggest capital injection of RMl.6b From Eddie Toh in Kuala Lumpur DANAMODAL Nasional has taken a 78 per cent stake in MBf Finance, the largest finance company in Malaysia, through a capital injection of 1.6 billion
        422 words
      • 385 12  -  By Christopher Tan [SINGAPORE] Despite a new accounting method that allows earlier profit recognition from property projects, Sembawang Resources suffered a net loss of $4.98 million no thanks to $12.6 million incurred by its leisure-related activities. The red ink was in
        385 words
      • 329 12 [SINGAPORE] Pacific Can Investment's external auditor believes the debt-laden firm may not be able to continue as a going concern for a reasonable period of time. In its report signed by partner Philip Yuen Ewe Jin, Deloitte Touche said that based on
        329 words
      • 447 12  -  By( Carol Eng [SINGAPORE] Hong Leonglinked Republic Hotels Resorts posted a 29 per cent fall in net earnings last year to about $10 million, dragged down mainly by Indonesian losses. The continuing uncertain conditions there saw the company writing down the value of
        FILE PHOTO  -  447 words
      • 354 12 [SINGAPORE] Aztech Systems plunged back into the red last year, in sharp contrast to two analysts' expectations of a sharp increase in profit. It turned in a net loss of $16.2 million for 1998 compared to a net profit of $2.3 million previously. Two
        354 words
      • 455 12  -  Chan Chin Cheung qualified to begin takeover negotiations Daim From Eddie Toh in Kuala Lumpur THE Malaysian finance ministry has given Chan Chin Cheung the green light to open talks to buy control of Multi-Purpose Holdings Bhd (MPHB), currently controlled by Lim
        455 words
      • 457 12  -  It should not be part of package for discussion at govt level, he says From Diana Oon Abdullah in Kuala Lumpur DISCUSSIONS between Singapore and Malaysia on the matter of Clob shares should be left to the Kuala Lumpur
        457 words
      • 224 12 [SINGAPORE] Tighter control over costs, leading to improved food operations, resulted in a 43 per cent jump in group net earnings for the Auric Pacific Group last year. Group net profits of the food maker and distributor rose to $6 million
        224 words
      • COMPANY Briefs
        • 93 12 [SINGAPORE] Mainboard-llsted Lion Aslapac yesterday said its China partner, Shejiang Qianjian, had received in-principie approval to list their jointly-owned motorcycle assembly operations on the Shenzhen stock exchange. The listing vehicle will be a new holding company to be set up to acquire the operations
          93 words
        • 99 12 [SINGAPORE] Sesdaq-listed See Hup Seng said yesterday earnings for the fall year ended Dec 31,1996, rose 28.9 per cent, or $675,000, to $3 million. Compared to the year-ago period, See Hup Seng's turnover climbed 41.4 per cent to $44.74 million while its operating profit
          99 words
        • 72 12 [SINGAPORE} MHE Holdings yesterday reported a loss of $603,000 for the first six months ended Dec 31,1998, on a 36 per cent fell in turnover to $4.6 million. The company made a profit of $101,000 in the previous corresponding period. Loss per share came to
          72 words
        • 69 12 Reuters [SINGAPORE] DBS Bank, acting through its Hongkong branch, has privatelyplaced a HKIIOO million (5522.4 million) three-year floating-rate certificate of deposit issue, arranger DKB Asia said yesterday. The certificates, which mature in March 2002, were priced at par to float at 30 basis points over
          Reuters  -  69 words
        • 55 12 [SINGAPORE] CSA Holdings, which was recently taken over by US-based CSC Computer Sciences International, yesterday said Warren Brinson Weeks Jr has been appointed to its board. Hugh Smith has been appointed as his alternate. At the same time, Betty Koh Hue Lah and Barry Baxter Lennon
          55 words
        • 34 12 [SINGAPORE] GKG Investment Holdings has sold 116,000 warrants in GK Goh Holdings at an average price of 28.23 cents each. It is now left with 19.64 million warrants.
          34 words
      • 769 13  -  HKs2b provision for sites, investment properties adjusted down by HKs29.Bb From Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong SWIRE Pacific yesterday said earnings for last year plunged 74 per cent and warned that 1999 would be another difficult year. The Hongkong conglomerate, which controls Cathay
        769 words
      • 58 13 [BANGALORE] Nandan Nilekani (left), chief operating officer of Indian software firm Infosys Technologies Ltd, and John Wall, president of Nasdaq International, celebrating with champagne, the listing of the company's stock on the US-based Nasdaq exchange in Bangalore on Thursday. The US listing was the first
        REUTERS  -  58 words
      • 174 13 AFX-Asia [HONGKONG] Cheung Kong (Holdings) Ltd and Hutchison Whampoa Ltd have exchanged their combined stakes in Jardine Strategic and Hongkong Land for a call option on the shares. The South China Morning Post yesterday cited Jardine Matheson as saying the deal will give Credit
        AFX-Asia  -  174 words
      • 166 13 [SINGAPORE] Specialist metals engineering group Teamsphere has received in-princi-ple approval from the Stock Exchange of Singapore for a Sesdaq listing. Incorporated in July 1997, Teamsphere designs, manufactures. markets, installs and provides services for specialist metal engineering products. There are two core business divisions:
        166 words
      • 198 13 [SINGAPORE] Contrary to media reports, Pacific Century Regional Development (PCRD) has no plans to shift its listing from Singapore to Hongkong, a spokesman for Richard Li said yesterday. Amie Tucker said a report in Singapore's Lianhe Zaobao, quoting an interview given by
        198 words
    • FORGING OF WORLD'S BIGGEST BANK
      • 600 14 But no formal legal postions until next week after regulatory process Reuters [PARIS] French banks Paribas and Societe Generale came out fighting after their board meetings, still firmly opposed to a bold takeover bid from rival BNP that could create a trillion-dollar bank
        Reuters  -  600 words
      • 346 14 We want to form association of French banks, says president AFP [PARIS] The president of Banque Nationale de Paris (BNP) said yesterday that he did not believe Societe Generale and Paribas would mount a counter-attack to his effort to take over
        AFP  -  346 words
      • 980 14 BNP's hostile bid breaks corporate taboos in IVance FT THE French invented the idea of a menage a trois. Now this concept is being extended to banking with the unexpected hostile bid by Banque National de Paris to take over Paribas and Societe
        FT; FILE PHOTO  -  980 words
    • 3929 14 Net Mm tn Hrtun Mars P IW 1128 1.39 162 Data TY IV TV H MOIL SepM I 9.60 13.90 136 AST Company am (tan) ($m) <et«) (cts) MmgWah Sap HI I 6366 3.602 130 Ml? Natsteel Elec Mar 3 P 68.606 36.088 17.1 116 Aslamatrii
      3,929 words
    • INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES
      • 493 15 Delay in introduction of Office 2000 program to blame: chief financial officer Bloomberg [REDMOND, Washington] Microsoft Corp, the world's biggest software maker, said it expects sales to fall short of estimates in its current quarter as it defers US$4OO million (*****.3 million)
        Bloomberg  -  493 words
      • 313 15 Bloomberg [WILMINGTON, Delaware] Long John Silver's Restaurants Inc, which filed for Chapter 11 protection from its creditors in June last year, said it would be acquired by A&W Restaurants Inc after it emerges from bankruptcy. Closely held Long John Silver's, based in Lexington,
        Bloomberg  -  313 words
      • 333 15 Reuters [PALO ALTO, California] Oracle Corp's fiscal third-quar-ter profit rose 36 per cent in line with forecasts but weaker-than-expected revenue growth sent shares of the No 1 database software company plunging in after-hours trading. Oracle on Thursday said income for
        Reuters  -  333 words
      • 539 15 PC wholesaler to axe I,4oojobs; blames US competition, slow demand elsewhere Reuters [NEW YORK] Ingram Micro Inc, the world's largest computer wholesaler, on Thursday warned that its results would fall short of expectations for the second straight quarter and that it would cut 10 per cent
        Reuters  -  539 words
      • 229 15 Bloomberg [ARMONK, New York] International Business Machines Corp (IBM) is renting more software to companies over the Internet as the world's No 1 computer-maker tries to increase its slice of this fastgrowing business. IBM is talking to companies that make sales and
        Bloomberg  -  229 words
      • 67 15 [PARIS] The chairman of French carmaker Renault, Louis Schweitzer (right), receiving a trophy on Thursday from Jacob Abbou, director of the French magazine Le Journal de I'Automobile, after being elected "Man of the Automobile Year 1998". Mr Schweitzer said a tie-up with Nissan of Japan
        AFP  -  67 words
      • 388 15 Chipm&ker posts netlossofUSs27m for third quarter Reuters [SAN FRANCISCO, California] National Semiconductor Corp, a maker of a wide range of computer chips, reported a narrower-than-expected third-quarter loss, but warned it was more cautious about the fourth quarter due to an uncertain market
        Reuters  -  388 words
    • FINANCE & COMMODITIES
      • 406 16 New execs, financial officer also named in latest board reshuffle at Swiss banking group Bloomberg [ZURICH] ÜBS AG, Europe's biggest bank, replaced the head of Warburg Dillon Read after its investment banking arm reported a bigger-than-expected 1998 loss, in the second reorganisation
        Bloomberg  -  406 words
      • SMALL Change
        • 34 16 Bridge News [SINGAPORE] Singapore's official foreign reserves totalled $124.8 billion at end-February, down from $125.3 billion at end-January, preliminary figures from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) showed.
          Bridge News  -  34 words
        • 74 16 Reuters [NEW YORK] Bankers Trust Co pleaded guilty on Thursday in federal court to three counts of falsifying bank records and agreed to pay U5563.5 million (Ssllo.l million) in fines. The bank admitted that several employees, including a senior managing director and a
          Reuters  -  74 words
        • 100 16 Reuters [NEW YORK] J P Morgan Co chairman Douglas Warner in got about U557.43 million (5512.9 million) in compensation last year, including options, while the bank's profits dropped 34 per cent to US$963 million, according to a government filing on Thursday. He also
          Reuters  -  100 words
        • 67 16 Bloomberg [WILMINGTON, Delaware] MBNA Corp, the third-biggest US credit-card issuer, has agreed to buy the US$lO3 million (*****.5 million) credit-card portfolio of First Virginia Banks Inc, its second acquisition since December. Falls Church, Virginia-based First Virginia, the state's biggest independent bank, said it
          Bloomberg  -  67 words
        • 97 16 Reuters [NEW YORK) The Justice Department has ended its inquiry into credit agency Moody's Investors Service Inc, a unit of Dun Bradstreet Corp, for alleged anti-trust violations in its ratings practices, the Wall Street Journal reported. A Moody's spokesman told the newspaper that it was
          Reuters  -  97 words
      • 270 16 Deal will boost Swiss bank's assets by more than USs6b AFP [ZURICH] ÜBS announced on Thursday that it is buying Bank of America's international private banking activities in Europe and Asia in a deal which will add more than US$6 billion
        AFP  -  270 words
      • 383 16 It will train Citibank staff to offer free financial advice to customers Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Citigroup Inc, the world's biggest financial services firm, plans to use sales staff in its 400 US bank branches to push mutual funds and other
        Bloomberg  -  383 words
      • 419 16 Insurer's shares fall on worry it's paying too much; £25 price at 40% premium to Wednesday's close Bloomberg [LONDON] Prudential Corp, Britain's largest insurer, agreed to buy UK money manager M&G Group for £1.9 billion (555.3 billion), paying what investors called a high price
        Bloomberg  -  419 words
      • 293 16 Reuters [BOSTON] The United States' largest mutual fund family, Fidelity, responding in part to market pressures to lower shareholder costs, will complete the overhaul of its fixedincome funds this summer. "It's a competitive market and one in which fees are not going
        Reuters  -  293 words
      • 515 16 Euro/USS: Trading activities teemed with exuberance in the first four days of this week. The week started with some gradual upward correction from Monday's low of 1.0802 to touch a high of 1.0974 by Wednesday. Thereafter, the unit started to lose ground, touching a low
        Source:  -  515 words
      • 173 17  -  Reports TwHiwr Bob Butcher, Jardine Fleming THOSE who bought at the opening in the MSCI Singapore Index had a big lead on others in making money in yesterday's market. The March futures contract made its biggest move of the day between the opening of
        173 words
      • 152 17  -  MSCX Taiwan tatures Vincent Ngiam, Refco Singapore THE Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures closed up 2.9 points yesterday. Gain in the futures was encouraged by the overnight record high on Wall Street. However, prices were confined to a narrow range between 277.0
        152 words
      • 362 17 ENERGY REPORT Reuters [LONDON] World oil prices gained nearly a dollar yesterday, soaring after an emergency meeting of key oil powers agreed to remove more than two million barrels per day (bpd) from a glutted
        Reuters  -  362 words
      • 303 17 Reuters London THE abrupt departure of Germany's leftist finance minister, Oskar Lafontaine, on Thursday gave a short-lived fillip to the euro but scepticism about the currency soon returned to markets yesterday. Initial assessments that Mr Lafontaine's resignation allowed the euro to gain 2 US cents in New York
        Reuters  -  303 words
      • Article, Illustration
        1192 17 DtTERBAME CROSS RATES Var12 A* C$ Uro ffr Pw HKS MtsNpiah Van Won H IQNfclb M» W 8t lit t*t NwO Wt Australia 0.965 4.178 0.577 3.713 1121 4.909 *****57.965 0.761 740 2.407 1109 ***** ***** ION 1902 0.924 ***** 23.740 OJM 0.634 Canada 1.036 5.447 0.597 3.919 1169 5.005
        1,192 words
      • 1690 17 SICOM FUTURES Mar 12 BUMCR (fatumdowKj«»t SJOpn) ST"" 8 g 'S £S m2S A«r99 WUS 55 M«99 108.T5 925 Jw99 -110.50 250 JBK)99 *3.25 825 S5SS 99 -Ml 225 Jan/Mar 00 tt0-00 RSS 3 CONTRACT (US cwttsAfl) Month Low Sott (tents) iRterttt Apr99 «55 WO MM 99 «J5 Q00 Jun
        1,690 words
      • Article, Illustration
        1422 18 Reuters FP H Hang Seng *138J6 HONGKONG stocks closed higher yesterday in choppy trade fuelled by another rise on Wall Street, hopes of an interest rate cut and strength in selected blue chips, brokers said. The Hang Seng Index closed up 138.95 points, or 1.30 per cent, at 10,801.76
        Reuters; FP  -  1,422 words
      • Article, Illustration
        574 18 Reuters Shenzhen Binder +2JB SHENZHEN'S hard currency B shares closed nearly 5 per cent higher yesterday, as investors took heart from comments by a top regulator and a robust recovery from earlier lows, analysts said. The B index rose 2.18 points, or 4.87 per cent, to 46.96. Turnover rose
        Reuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd  -  574 words
      • 355 18 AFP HffPlnta ♦25J3 TAIWAN share prices closed 0.4 per cent higher yesterday on strong institutional buying, analysts said. The benchmark Weighted Price Index rose 25.93 points to 6,462.73. "Strong buying by institutional investors towards the end of yesterday's session lifted the index to the positive territory," said Jackie Tien,
        AFP  -  355 words
      • 2152 18 LONDON Industrials IUrU *131 Group 6-25 0.03 AHied Oomecq 5.08 0.05 A Hied Zurich 8.69 "0-28 Anqlo American CoM 24.20 0.40 ASOA Croup 1-44 unch A 8 Foods 4.53 -0.12 A 8 Ports 2.86 0.07 Bank of Scotland 8.69 -0.13 Barclays 18-64 -0.29 Bass 9.65 0.11 BG
        2,152 words
      • 1611 18 AFP □Nikkei 225 -1128 SHARE prices in Tokyo edged down 0.1 per cent yesterday on late profit-taking after rising on news of a record high on Wall Street and hopes for a Japanese economic recovery, brokers said. "Given recent steep increases in share prices, investors became cautious in chasing
        AFP  -  1,611 words
    • KUALA LUMPUR STOCK MARKET
      • 8539 19 INDUSTRIALS Consumer products t999 Last Vo4 Day N.t Cap Hm» Law Cempiny SaU •QOO High Law Pit $mM 310 270 Ajinomoto 272 2 1 272 272 15.0 110.2 83 60.5 Angkasa 61 unch 12 62 60.5 89.9 283 220 Apollo Food Hlg 220 7.7 88.0 204 136 Berjaya Land 138
        8,539 words
      • 374 19 AFP, AFX-Asia nComnogtc Index jjj MALAYSIAN share prices ended 1.1 per cent higher yesterday on local support but with trading thin amid uncertainty as elections began in eastern Sabah state, dealers said. The KLSE Composite Index rose 5.52 points to finish at 528.79,
        AFP,; AFX-Asia  -  374 words
    • WARRANTS, OPTIONS & REGIONAL MARKETS
      • 2052 20 BONOS, LOANS ft WARRANTS 52-Wk Last Val Day Last Quota A»q High Lh Stno Company Sal* *or- COOO) Htgh Low Buyar Sallar Prtea 18 3 3)60 "Acar ******1USS 13.5 -0.5 173 14 115 13 13.5 35 4.5 3164 Acma W*****4 J6.5 -0.5 321 17 16.5 16.5 17 17 3161 AllTach
        2,052 words
      • 185 20  -  WARRANT WATCH -By R Sivanithy THE Singapore Finance warrant has suddenly sprung into life, making it the latest 1999 instrument to enjoy massive interest in recent weeks (the others being Jack Chia-MPH and CK Tang). Thanks mainly to a rumour that the company may be
        185 words
      • 232 20 HONGKONG STOCKS Or Qt 52-Wk LMt Vol Day Last Ouot« Dtv Otv VW Nat M Cap High Law Stne Company SK. COOP) High Lot. Buyar S—r Or H P/t 5m« 210 173 5123 COL (2000) HK 210 »K> 20 210 195 200 215 8 2.4 3.8 10.8 4066
        232 words
      • Article, Illustration
        712 20 AFP CI Composite Index -2.7 INDONESIAN share prices yesterday closed 0.7 per cent lower in thin trade with the downside capped by a late rebound in telecoms stocks. The Jakarta Stock Exchange Composite Index ended 2.7 points lower at 375.94. Turnover totalled 185.3 million shares valued at 132.41 billion
        AFP  -  712 words
      • Article, Illustration
        883 20 AFP IHI SET Index +ojjB THAI stocks closed barely changed yesterday in directionless trade ahead of a Senate vote on key bankruptcy legislation seen as vital to healing the crippled economy, analysts said. The Stock Exchange of Thailand Composite Index rose 0.58 point to 345.79, off a high of
        AFP  -  883 words
      • 334 20 AFP n Manila -522 PHILIPPINE share prices slipped 0.3 per cent in thin trading yesterday, with most investors opting to stay out amid a lack of corporate developments, analysts said. The Composite Index dropped 5.22 points to close at 1,945.30. Turnover was 365.44 million shares worth 704.56 million pesos
        AFP  -  334 words
      • 423 20 AFP fl Composite Index »BjB SOUTH Korean share prices closed yesterday 1.5 per cent firmer following overnight gains on Wall Street and amid bargain-hunting by foreign investors, dealers said. Daewoo Securities dealer Kim Choon Kon said pro-gram-buying helped to support the market amid steadier futures. However, there was a
        AFP  -  423 words
      • 654 20 AFP *1(18 SHARE prices rose 0.4 per cent yesterday for a second successive record close as investors reacted positively to Wall Street gains overnight, brokers said. The All Ordinaries Index closed 10.8 points higher at 2,961.3. The All Industrials Index rose 6.4 points to 5,328.3 while the All Resources
        AFP  -  654 words
      • 304 20 AFP Wellington +1953 SHARES ended firmer yesterday, but in a somewhat muted response to record closes offshore, with local activity dominated by Telecom Corp. The NZSE-40 Capital Index rose 19.53 points to 2,156.54 on turnover of NZ$ll2 million. Many people were out of the market, preparing for the new
        AFP  -  304 words
    • 6416 21 Cf Cf M Wt 52-Wk Last Vol Oay Last Quota ON ON Yld Nat Cap Avq nm> Law ltM» Cia»a«y San COOP) MH> Uar »mvc «<—r C'vr P/I >wi Prtca MULTHNOUSTRY 142 17.5 m« 1000 Acma 50c 72.5 *0.5 99 72.5 71.5 72 72.5
      6,416 words
    • 1296 21 Or 0r M Wt 32-Wk LMt Vai toy Lwt Ouota Otv Ml W M Ca» Av» High L— »tn# Cimpawy ttt» fOOO) HH» 1— 8»y«r *#8ar Cw P/K Wo MANUFACTURING 219 30 t 2049 AS Auto 10c 92.5 -0.5 234 94 91.5 913 923 15 M 7 16 8.7
      1,296 words
    • STOCK EXCHANGE OF SINGAPORE
      • 410 22 Stacks VateiM S Finance Wt99 14,527,000 IMC 10,295.000 *TanChonglnt50c 8,679,000 UIC*t99 7,425,000 SembCorpI 25c 6,991,000 DBS Land 5,768,000 TACBtIO 200 5.092,000 MHE HWgs 20c 4.778,000 B8R Hldgs 5c 4,684,000 STEnqglOc 4,672,000 Stocks SPH 35,492,591 OBS Foreign 31,134,712 OCBC Foreign 18,830,025 City Dev 50c 18,095,800 DBS 16,326,350 UOB Foreign 15,206,900 OBS
        410 words
      • 601 22  -  STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY SingTel's recovery boosts index; 'odd' counters spring to life; J&rdine firms do surprisingly well By R Sivanithy WALL Street's record high on Thursday helped nudge local stocks up yesterday, although unlike previous sessions, there was no clear pattern
        601 words
      • ON THE GRAPEVINE
        • 155 22 PROMOTERS of the Renong revamp had earlier this week proposed to throw in two sweeteners for minority shareholders of United Engineers Malaysia—a transfer of 405 hectares of prime land in Johor from Renong to UEM, and the issue of in-the-money warrants to minorities. Both plans have
          155 words
        • 101 22 PASSENGERS on a recent Singapore Airlines flight SQ2 flight to Hongkong got an unexpected thrilling ride to Macau as welL Turbulent weather over Hongkong rocked the Megatop, fluttering the hearts of passengers and inducing shrieks of laughter from a couple of kids in the
          101 words
        • 88 22 READERS must have noticed that the consumer services divisions of three of the Big Four banks are headed by women. The steel magnolias are DBS Bank's Elsie Foh, United Overseas Bank's Sim Puay Suang and Overseas Union Bank's Gracy Choo. OCBC Bank's consumer services
          88 words
        • 143 22 TOW truck companies around the island yesterday received a letter from the Land Transport Authority reminding them to fix an "On Tow" sign on disabled cars before they tow these vehicles past Electronic Road Pricing gantries. One suspects that the LTA missive was prompted by an
          143 words
      • Article, Illustration
        62 22  -  -By Wong Wei Kong TAN Chong International closed unchanged at HK$O.B5 yesterday on a volume of 8.68 million shares, compared with its 10-day traded average of 2.35 million units. The daily and weekly RSI and Stochastics as well as the MACD charts suggest that upside potential in the
        62 words
  • Page 11 Advertisements


  • Page 13 Advertisements
    • 1536 13 AURIC PACIFIC GROUP LIMITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31t» DECEMBER 1998 The Directors of Auric Pacific Group Limited announce the following unaudited results for the year ended 31st December 1998 A. PROFIT A LOSS STATEMENT i I I Will lljll IB' HI 11l H ■MM——— 1998 1997 Change 1998
      1,536 words


  • Page 15 Advertisements
    • 67 15 One of the Largest Art Gallery Come view our March collection and choose from over 300 original paintings at our 3,000 sq feet gallery in the heart of the city. Visit one of Singapore's largest gallery today. malinda Art Gallery 9 Penang Ro.»d #03-06 Park Mall Singapore *****9 (opposile Dhoby
      67 words
    • 149 15 SPECIAL FEATURE AIR Ot RAIL* SHIPPING TIMES •14 APRIL 1999 i KEEP YOUR BUSINESS □N THE RIGHT TRACK I K fesi In conjunction with Inter Airport Asia and Exporail Asia 99, Shipping Times, the exhibitions' official newspaper will for the first time publish a special feature that will highlight important
      149 words

  • Page 16 Advertisements



  • Page 19 Advertisements



  • Page 22 Advertisements
    • 282 22 I NOTICES To advertise call toll-free 1800-741 1883 Fax No: 741 1298 I THE COMPANIES ACT CAP. SO PIVOT TECHNOLOGY PTE LTD (In Voluntary Liquidation) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of the abovenamed Company duly convened and held at 292 Puu Panjang Road. 103-292 Singapore *****3 on
      282 words
    • 61 22 DBS investor Online. You ve read about it, now hear us on Newsßadio 938, Mon-Fri, from B:22am. 881 )BS BANK mmmM Buy It. Sdi It. Rad It. GIVE YOUR COMPANY A HIGHER PROFILE hMsfe year Chairman's statement in the newsiwpers. R win be seen by ever a millien peeple. Susan
      61 words
    • 17 22 world-class^L acVwi Show your true colours! Use creative recruitment Ads.to enhance your corporate image. I i 1
      17 words