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Title Section11 1999-03-17 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES 85c SINGAPORE Internet: http://business times.asial.com.sg/ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17,199911 words
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Article63 1999-03-17 1 nm mm ÜBM4 (-4.65) nn« iJ NU7 (-2.01) SOEK3 FDTUBES Mil (-1.30) PJMAMBTMOODe STOCK MAUET INDICES Tuesday Change KLSEOOMP SI 130 4J6 NIKKEI 1U718J *mn HANO SENG *$11H +74J» SET INDEX X4JI__-fJ3 JAKARTA COMP 37*46 +7.11 MANILA COUP _1.I81.84 +4«i TAIPEI WPI M7123 +7U1 SEOUL COMP MIA +18163 words
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Article77 1999-03-17 1 FOIEZ BATES USS 8t uss 1.711 *<US|/SSp*S) lilt 2.786 EURO(USS/SSperE) 1.064 1866 Ml 1 m 0UK4 YEN 117J 1.440* HI UN .0.463 HO 7.7M (222 BAHT tia IN BJFIAH 8341 0.011* 'SttemunMt FUKB1ATEB SINGAPORE* 6.826 KUALA LUMPUR 11 JO JAKARTA 28.00 BANGKOK 14.75 MANILA tL» HONGKONG 11» TAIPEI IN77 words
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Article, Illustration919 1999-03-17 1 Ang Wan May - Company expects to return to the black this year after its first loss in 10 years By, Ang Wan May DBS Land dropped a stunner yesterday with a net loss of $239 million its first in 10 years as provisions and writedowns919 words
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767 1999-03-17 1 Quak Hiang Whai - From< Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong HKR International, which is set to buy a 23 per cent stake in United Industrial Corporation (UIC), is looking for a financial adviser for its plans for the Singapore-listed group. This has fuelled further speculation that767 words
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663 1999-03-17 1 Shoeb Kagda - But it may allow owners to buy them back later From Shoeb Kagda in Jakarta THE Indonesian government is considering merging the seven banks it took over last weekend, but is leaving open the possibility of allowing their owners to buy them back663 words
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Article, Illustration529 1999-03-17 1 Noon Dow at 9,966, np 7 points; Greenspan comments suggest no rate change soon Reuters, Bloomberg [NEW YORK] The Dow Jones Industrial Average broke through the 10,000 level for the first time ever yesterday, momentarily touching 10,001.12 before profit-taking took it back down to 9,966.26 at noon EST, up 7.49Reuters,; Bloomberg - 529 words
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Advertisement153 1999-03-17 1 CRftfltrataff Centrepoint Properties Ltd will continue to build on its strength of its retail properties and establish a strong income flow while residential development projects will provide the 'cream', P|l« n#n 1 J Renault SA will buy 36.75% of Nissan Motor and take a stake in its truck-making unit, Nissan153 words
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Advertisement13 1999-03-17 1 EU in crisis En masse quitting hurting EU's credibility; Euro hit, Pg 1213 words
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Advertisement180 1999-03-17 1 Sootts Shopping Centre to be sold? Pg 15 Parkway up 42%, Pgls Invented for you A Breguet watch has a unique responsibiM lity; it comes to you carrying the name of I m Abraham-Louis Breguet, the greatest watchmaker ever known. You will recognise it by tire legendary "Breguet" hands, the180 words
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BUDGET DEBATE FY 99
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Article, Illustration435 1999-03-17 2 Christopher Tan - These are PIE, Thomson, Kallanfe Bendemeer, ATE Reports by Christopher Tan ELECTRONIC road-pricing (ERP) will be extended to at least five new areas from September. Communications Minister Mah Bow Tan said the roads, which formed "an additional cordon outside the centralFILE PHOTO - 435 words
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281 1999-03-17 2 TWO new expressways are being planned for the northeast corridor, according to Communications Minister Mah Bow Tan. Responding to a suggestion by Yeo Guat Kwang (Cheng San GRC) for a "North-East Expressway", Mr Mah said that "our long-term transportation plan has already made281 words
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Article, Illustration516 1999-03-17 2 Congestion expected to worsen significantly over the next five years THE government has given the green light to most recom-1 mendations by the vehicle quota review committee. However, it has put the brakes on its most sensational suggestion that the 3 perFILE PHOTO - 516 words
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328 1999-03-17 2 Teh Hooi Ling - By l Teh Hooi Ling THE creation of a multi-mode transport company will improve Singapore's overall public transport system, Communications Minister Mah Bow Tan said yesterday. Having pure bus or train companies is not ideal for the commuting public, nor is it sustainable328 words
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297 1999-03-17 2 COMMUNICATIONS Minister Mah Bow Tan announced yesterday that there will be 68,191 COEs for the next quota year from May 1, 1999 to April 1, 2000. The figure was based on a recommended new method that forecasts deregistrations in the current year.297 words
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317 1999-03-17 2 Audrey Tan - By. Audrey Tan THE Economic Development Board is encouraging environment technology companies to set up in Singapore, Environment Minister Yeo Cheow Tong said in Parliament yesterday. He said that the number of large foreign environment technology companies with operations here has317 words
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285 1999-03-17 2 THE Ministry of Community Development (MCD) will not hesitate, should there be a need, to ask for more funds to help retrenched workers. Community Development Minister Abdullah Tarmugi said yesterday. He assured Parliament that the government was doing enough to help retrenched285 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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Article, Illustration765 1999-03-17 3 Conrad Raj - Instead, it will give investors, depositors a dearer picture of the bank, he says By^ Conrad Raj THE move towards greater disclosure will not put any Singapore bank in a spot, but it will give investors and depositors a765 words
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430 1999-03-17 3 Jennifer Lien - By, Jennifer Lien TELETECH, a US-based call centre specialist, yesterday opened its $2 million regional communication centre here which will act as its springboard into the Asian region. For a start, the centre, staffed by 52 employees fluent in eight Asian languages,430 words
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214 1999-03-17 3 SCOR Asia-Pacific, the Singa-pore-based regional headquarters of France's largest reinsurance group, has reported a 34 per cent jump in premium income last year despite the regional economic crisis. This represents a turnaround from the 3.5 per cent dip in premium income in214 words
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438 1999-03-17 3 Teh Hooi Ling - Australia, S'pore, HE offer best value as hubs, he says By' Teh Hooi Ling THE call centre business is the shining star of the telecommunications industry and is poised for a dramatic growth as companies are beginning to realise such centres are438 words
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Article, Illustration361 1999-03-17 3 Annette Pau - By. Annette Pau SWISS-incorporated US pharmaceuticals giant ScheringPlough Corp yesterday opened its second plant here to make a revolutionary device for asthma treatment. The US$25 million (Ss43 million) outfit in Tuas, completed last November, is a secondary bulk manufacturing plant, and is slated to rakeCHRIS LOH - 361 words
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Article, Illustration593 1999-03-17 4 Clarissa Tan - Half-point rate drop for owner-occupied property, fixed rate for first 2 years By i Clarissa Tan DBS Bank yesterday met its home loan rivals head-on, placing a fixed interest rate on the first two years of its mortgage package for593 words
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Article222 1999-03-17 4 Chamber, PSB to work on four areas including training THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce Industry (SCCCI) and the Singapore Productivity Standards Board (PSB) yesterday launched joint initiatives to help the chamber's small and medium enterprises upgrade. At a briefing yesterday. the two bodies222 words
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Article, Illustration343 1999-03-17 4 Marissa Chew - By Marissa Chew STARWOOD Hotels and Resorts Worldwide Inc, which made headlines last year with its mega acquisitions, has hit a snag in its Asian thrust. Starwood's Asia-Pacific president Ted Teng said yesterday at a press briefing that the group has postponed 20343 words
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296 1999-03-17 4 Wong Kee Wah via Internet Singapore - LETTER TO THE EDITOR Wong Kee Wah via Internet Singapore I REFER to your report "HDB may lower prices of new flats this year: Hng Kiang" (BT, March 16). I was one of the applicants who was asked to select a new HDB296 words
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Article, Illustration316 1999-03-17 4 SDS poll finds 98% of females want to (set married THE main difficulties singles have in finding a partner are the shortage of time because of work, and the lack of opportunities to meet members of the opposite sex, aFILE PHOTO - 316 words
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Advertisement55 1999-03-17 3 Lend Lease Project Management, Design Engineering and Construction Team Congratulates Sobering Plough on the official opening of their new pharmaceutical facility. An innovative state-of-the-art DPI plant completed in record time. V" Jy Local Office Ifty m ,Or Tel: 65 258 8777 Fax:6s 259 6677 Web: http://www.lendlease.com.au/property -;rx dThomson Road #06-0155 words
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Advertisement139 1999-03-17 4 FT M S Training Tomorrow's Professionals TODAY! Commencing end March '99 Chartered Accounting course first time offered in Singapore Intensive, exam-oriented course Professional, experienced subject specialists from UK Open to Degree and Professional Qualification (ACCA, CIMA, etc) holders In addition, students will also undertake non-core papers; exemptions are available, subject139 words
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Advertisement69 1999-03-17 4 Full professional after sales service provided. For a FREE copy of our 100 page colour brochure or to arrange a complimentary consultation contact: Mrs Diana Bean, General Manager or Ms Floranca Nathan, Manager I OVERSEAS COMPANY REGISTRATION AGENTS (ASIA) PTE LTD 26-04 CLIFFORD CENTRE. 24 RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE *****1 E-mail:69 words
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Advertisement87 1999-03-17 6 I Are your purchasing costs larger than you think? 0L > The New DBS MasterCard Purchasing Card purchasing pioivss <t oven helps you keep track of your expenditure with its comprehensive rancie of system contfi-s. hillings and reporting options. Already, tins purchasing system has helped corporations save substantial costs. Proof87 words
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FOCUS: MONEY MATTERS
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Article, Illustration1365 1999-03-17 7 Larry Wee - Current dip may be good time to reduce greenback, HK dollar exposure By, Larry Wee IS it the nature of the beast? The Dow made three new highs since last Wednesday it finally crossed 10,000 yesterday but the US dollar is lower. Japan'sSource: HypoVereinsbank - 1,365 words
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Article, Illustration782 1999-03-17 7 confidence in Germany improves THE key for European markets and the euro, after German Finance Minister Oskar Lafontaine resigned last week, is how much control German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder now has over his ruling coalition, as well as the timing of a European central782 words
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Article373 1999-03-17 7 Shinpow IMPORTANT stats out by the end of the week, with a different month for Chinese New Year festivities this year throwing up a wide range in projected year-on-year numbers. MMS, especially, is factoring a large negative for both January retail sales as well as February non-oil373 words
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Advertisement166 1999-03-17 7 An invitation to enter your company for the first-ever Singapore H.E.A.L.T.H. Award. For the first time, the prestigious H.E.A.L.T.H. (Helping Employees Achieve Life-Time Health) Award awaits organisations that believe in inculcating healthy lifestyles and habits in their staff. This recognition speaks volumes of your status as a caring employer who166 words
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ASIA'S ECONOMIC SLUMP
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729 1999-03-17 8 Diana Oon Abdullah - Analysts: Interim report shows impartiality, smaller than expected buys From. Diana Oon Abdullah in Kuala Lumpur MALAYSIA'S asset management company Danaharta Nasional Bhd has bought at an average discount of 37 per cent almost 20 billion Malaysian ringgit (Ss9 billion) of non-performing729 words
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558 1999-03-17 8 Eddie Toh - MD's hints appear to point to Halim's private firm From Eddie Toh in Kuala Lumpur DANAHARTA, the agency in charge of rehabilitating sour loans, appears to have taken over the loans of Hottick Investment, the private arm of Halim Saad, who is also558 words
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262 1999-03-17 8 Diana Oon Abdullah - From Diana Oon Abdullah in Kuala Lumpur CAPITALCORP Securities yesterday said it had reached an agreement with creditors on its debt restructuring. Under the scheme, the brokerage's secured creditors will be repaid in full in cash instalments, while unsecured creditors will be issued with262 words
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281 1999-03-17 8 Reuters [HONGKONG] Hongkong bankers said yesterday that fears of companies with infrastructure investments in China not being able to change yuan into US doUars to service debt were overblown. Moody's Investor Services had said companies with investments in infrastructure projects mayReuters - 281 words
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583 1999-03-17 9 It says inflation falling, sees recovery next year in latest IMF letter of intent Reuters, Bridge News [JAKARTA] Indonesia yesterday pledged to press on with bank reforms and forecast economic growth would return in the second half of next year. It alsoReuters,; Bridge News - 583 words
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326 1999-03-17 9 AFP IKUALA LUMPUR] Malay- sia's National Economic Action Council (NEAC) rejected yesterday an assessment by Moody's Investor's Service of the country's political and economic situation. The New York-based agency said late Monday in a report that Malaysia's ratings outlook remained "negative" due to the uncertainAFP - 326 words
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237 1999-03-17 9 Bridge News Bernama [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysian Finance Minister Daim Zainuddin said the country's economic growth is expected to reach as high as 3 per cent in 1999, according to national news agency Bernama. Based on the latest indicators,Bridge News; Bernama - 237 words
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Article, Illustration455 1999-03-17 9 DrDOM BAMS REORGANISATION Govt draws up list of bankers to be barred from leaving country AFP [JAKARTA] Hundreds of employees of 38 closed banks yesterday staged noisy protests here to demand proper severance packages as Jakarta drew up a list of "tainted" bankers to beAFP; REUTERS - 455 words
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161 1999-03-17 9 Bridge News [JAKARTA] The Indonesian rupiah will strengthen to as much as 7,000 against the US dollar between May and June because of the government's banking reforms, Bank Indonesia governor Sjahril Sabirin said yesterday. "I think the rupiah will be 7,000 within theBridge News - 161 words
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Advertisement161 1999-03-17 8 Using IT to help a company work smarter is one thing. Doing the same for an entire country is quite biggest project of its kind in the world. But really, the most important thing is that it helps people another. Particularly if the nation in question happens to be as161 words
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REGION
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192 1999-03-17 10 BEIJING AFP AUTHORITIES charged with managing China's mammoth Three Gorges Dam project are reporting "difficulties in financing" that is running into billions of dollars, official media reported yesterday. Officials from the China Yangtze Three Gorges Project Development Corp (CTGPC) have confirmed only 55 billionAFP - 192 words
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Article, Illustration761 1999-03-17 10 Yang Razali Kassim - AOiMTDW Lesson for the opposition: They will clearly have to do much more if they hope to imseat the Front By Yang Razali Kassim Despite the odds, Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad's National Front romped home to victory in the Sabah state761 words
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865 1999-03-17 10 Ruth Wong - Magazine article giamwiftd as being slanted and malicious From Ruth Wong in Kuala Lumpur MULTIMEDIA Development Corporation (MDC) executive chairman Othman Yeop Abdullah yesterday slammed Business Week magazine's recent article "Mahathir's High-Tech Folly" as being slanted and said the Multimedia Super Corridor865 words
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371 1999-03-17 10 MANILA China tc be asked to sign regional code of conduct: diplomat AFP ASEAN is to ask China to sign a "regional code of conduct" in a move to check alleged expansion activities in disputed South China Sea territories, a senior FilipinoAFP - 371 words
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Article, Illustration58 1999-03-17 10 [HANOVER] Kyungmin Bin from South Korea fixing a poster for South Korean computer company LG electronics at the CeBIT technology trade fair in Hanover yesterday. About 7,341 exhibitors from 60 countries will present their products at the world's biggest computer fair which will be opened toREUTERS - 58 words
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217 1999-03-17 10 AMBON Reuters A SMALL group of Muslims and Christians on Indonesia's ravaged Ambon island voluntarily surrendered weapons yesterday as security forces searched for arms. Some 70 Muslims and Christians surrendered their weapons at a site next to Silo Church in Ambon city, 2,300Reuters - 217 words
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549 1999-03-17 10 Quak Hiang Whai - It plans to sell stake in residential portion to 3rd parties From* Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong FACED with widespread criticisms on the way it awarded the proposed "cyberport" deal, the Hongkong government last night dismissed allegations that there was a secret deal549 words
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169 1999-03-17 10 BEIJING AFP CHINA yesterday warned Japan against attempting to become a military power as it debates new US-Japan defence guidelines. "Japan should take concrete steps to limit its defence to its own territory and adjacent waters and not embark onAFP - 169 words
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321 1999-03-17 10 LONDON AFP RELATIVES of former Indonesian president Suharto are selling three lavish London properties in a move that could be linked to the corruption probe he faces back home, The Independent reported yesterday. The daily said the properties in upmarket areasAFP - 321 words
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299 1999-03-17 11 TOKYO AFP JAPAN'S upper house will deliver the government an embarrassing blow this week by rejecting the Budget, a senior Tokyo official said yesterday. The record-sized 81.86 trillion yen (Ssl.2 trillion) Budget went through the powerful lower house last month and willAFP - 299 words
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489 1999-03-17 11 Anthony Rowley - He cautions against threat of emerging nationalism in Japan From. Anthony Rowley in Tokyo THERE are emerging signs of trade protectionism in the US, warned Japanese ambassador to the US Kunihiko Saito yesterday. He promised that Tokyo would do all it could to help489 words
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402 1999-03-17 11 TOKYO But many analysts disagree with agency, say economy still in dire straits AFP TWO influential reports released yesterday indicated that Japan's economy is no longer weakening and is ready to turn around. "Although the economy continues to be in an exceedinglyAFP - 402 words
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Article, Illustration301 1999-03-17 11 CANBERRA Bridge News AUSTRALIA'S Labor Opposition Leader Kim Beazley yesterday proposed constitutional change to limit the Senate's ability to block government budget bills, and to extend parliamentary terms to four from three years. "Labor stands ready to consider limitations on the Senate capacityBridge News - 301 words
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THE WORLD
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Article, Illustration1025 1999-03-17 12 Shada Islam - EU IN CRISIS But many officials say crisis could be good as itH allow EU executive to undergo much-needed reform From\ Shada Islam in Brussels THE European Commission's surprise en masse resignation following a damning independent report on fraud and nepotism in theAFP; Source: AFP - 1,025 words
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Article, Illustration477 1999-03-17 12 Larry Wee - SINGAPORE US$ also hurt as Nikkei rallies again to break 16,000 pts By: Larry Wee THE euro took a hit yesterday on news that all the 20 members of the European Commission had resigned overnight, as did the US dollar, as Japan's keySource: Bridge - 477 words
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WORLD Watch
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Article, Illustration87 1999-03-17 12 AFP [WASHINGTON] US billionaire Steve Forbes (right) yesterday joined the already crowded field for the 2000 White House race via the Internet in a nod to the new information age. "Please join us so that together we can take America bade from 'they theAFP - 87 words
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Article75 1999-03-17 12 Bloomberg [WASHINGTON] US industrial production unexpectedly rose in February, led by a fifth straight monthly gain in factory output, Federal Reserve figures showed. Output at factories, mines and utilities rose 0.2 per cent last month after being unchanged in January. Analysts had expected noBloomberg - 75 words
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58 1999-03-17 12 Bloomberg {PARIS] US banks have increased credit lines to Brazil in recent weeks, reversing months of cuts, while European banks have continued to slash their exposure. Lenders such as Citigroup and Chase Manhattan increased credit after prodding from the IMF and US officials onceBloomberg - 58 words
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52 1999-03-17 12 Bloomberg [PARIS] The IMF has cut its 1999 economic growth forecast for Latin America to zero in the wake of Brazil's currency devaluation. The IMF reduced its estimate from growth of 1.5 per cent for the region. Latin America grew 2.5 per cent lastBloomberg - 52 words
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497 1999-03-17 12 GENEVA ILO meets Friday to look at how to minimise fallout AFP MORE than 24 million jobs have been lost in East Asia since financial turbulence began in the region, the International Labour Organisation warned yesterday. Most of the jobs hadAFP - 497 words
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332 1999-03-17 12 GENEVA AFP THE world's five most expensive cities are in Asia, according to a survey of more than 150 cities issued yesterday by global consulting firm William Mercer. Most expensive are Tokyo, Hongkong and Beijing, followed by Osaka andAFP - 332 words
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EDITORIAL & OPINION
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Article, Illustration855 1999-03-17 13 David Mason - 188 BOTTOMUME OPINION By David Mason The writer was a partner in an international accounting firm in Singapore for 14 years. He is now a business consultant in the United Kingdom. He contributed this article to BT THE recent budget statement in the855 words
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Article108 1999-03-17 13 'If there was a contest for most overpaid CEO in America, in most every year, Sandy would be a winner. Now, John is up there with him.' Graef Crystal who edits a Web site about executive pay, on Citigroup co-chiefs Sanford Weill and John Reed. Messrs Reed108 words
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Article693 1999-03-17 13 EDITORIAL THE thumping win for Malaysia's ruling National Front coalition in eastern Sabah state may give some people the impression that Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad's political woes are over. They are not The outcome in Sabah may have strengthened the National Front's grip on the693 words
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Article, Illustration1085 1999-03-17 13 Krishna Guha; Paul Taylor - The software industry is India's success story of the '90s, thanks to the millAiminm bug By. Krishna Guha and Paul Taylor FT FORGET Silicon Valley. Investors looking for the next Bill Gates should set their sights on India's software entrepreneurs. Infosys Technologies, an 18-year-old companyFT; FILE PHOTO - 1,085 words
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Article, Illustration1053 1999-03-17 13 Buuuudpntacttalai THE EU-US conflict over bananas is being watched in Asia with incredulity, and worry. At one level it is a bizarre, almost amusing spectacle, giant trading blocs in a major quarrel over a fruit that neither produces bananas. But Asia is a region which for1,053 words
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EXECUTIVE LIFESTYLE
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Article, Illustration528 1999-03-17 14 JOELLE DIDERICH - Two nominations cheer an industry mired in economic woes, says joeludidemch JOELLE DIDERICH Reuters BRAZILIAN cinema has a new spring in its step these days thanks to two Oscar nominations that have brought a little Hollywood glamour to an industry struggling against a deepReuters - 528 words
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Miscellaneous863 1999-03-17 14 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD ACROSS p —J J g j 5 B 10 Game and how to score in it any batsman (7) (■■J mJ |h| —mJ Lh Lm 12 It gets me back in the newspa- JHi 13 Crown jewels (5) 14 Group of pupils learn social 15 6 17 Irreverence863 words
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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Article, Illustration720 1999-03-17 15 Rahita Elias - Non-care assets, including Parkway Parade, to be sold to cat borrowings Reports by Rahita Elias [SINGAPORE] Parkway Holdings has surpassed market expectations with a 42 per cent rise in 1998 net profit to $28 million and said yesterday it plans to shedPhoto: Chris Loh - 720 words
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762 1999-03-17 15 Wong Wei Kong - HOCK LOCK SIEW Wong Wei Kong THE concerted push to promote the development of the Singapore bond market is little more than a year old. In a very short time, much has been accomplished. Activity in the government bond market has doubled with762 words
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312 1999-03-17 15 [SINGAPORE] Parkway Holdings, the property-turned-healthcare group, will exit from the property business eventually as it sells off its non-core assets to further reduce its debt burden of more than $800 million. Managing director Tony Tan said: "We are restructuring to transform Parkway into a312 words
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Article, Illustration339 1999-03-17 15 Ang Wan May - DBS Land, if it gains control, will refocns Scotts Holdings on service apartments By. Ang Wan May DBS Land will restructure Scotts Holdings into a "pure service residences business" and dispose of its key Singapore retail asset Scotts Shopping Centre if it gains controlSIEW YAW HOONG - 339 words
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REGIONAL COMPANIES
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Article, Illustration644 1999-03-17 16 Corinne Kerk - CPL's residential development projects will provide the'cream' Reports by < Corinne Kerk [SINGAPORE] Centrepoint Properties Ltd (CPL) will continue to build on the strength of its retail properties and establish a strong income flow while its residential development projects will provide the "cream".ARTHUR LEE - 644 words
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381 1999-03-17 16 Loh Hui Yin - Names not disclosed yet; share buybacks among sale options From Loh Hui Yin in Hongkong THE government will sell the shares it bought in Hong-kong-listed companies through a combination of methods, such as share placements, buybacks by the companies, exchangeable bonds381 words
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240 1999-03-17 16 Bridge News [HONGKONG] The Stock Exchange of Hongkong (SEHK) declined to comment yesterday on the suggestion by Charles Lee, former chairman of the SEHK, that the local stock exchange should form an alliance with its China counterparts in a bid to enhanceBridge News - 240 words
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COMPANY Briefs
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69 1999-03-17 16 Bernama [KUALA LUMPUR] Boustead Holdings yesterday said it would buy Affin Credit (1991) Sdn Bhd from Lembaga Tabung Angkatan Tentera (LTAT) for 7.8 million Malaysian ringgit (553.5 million). The two parties sealed an agreement yesterday. Boustead also said that it would be payingBernama - 69 words
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66 1999-03-17 16 AFX-Asia [JAKARTA] British Telecommunications pic, France Telecom and Telstra Corp are bidding in the privatisation tender for PT Indosat, the Bisnis Indonesia daily quoted Minister for State Firms Tanri Abeng as saying yesterday. Mr Tanri said the tender winner would be announced next week. TheAFX-Asia - 66 words
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85 1999-03-17 16 AFP [MANILA] Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp said yesterday it posted a net profit of 1.6 billion pesos (5170.9 million) for 1986 with the help of an asset sale, reversing a 1.5 billion-peso net loss in 1997. Corporate affairs manager Reynaldo Gam boa creditedAFP - 85 words
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Article59 1999-03-17 16 [SINGAPORE] Tuan Sing Holdings has marginally raised its stake in Australia-listed Grand Hotel Group. Its wholly-owned subsidiary, Tuan Sing Australia (TSA), bought 75,000 Grand Hotel shares for A 5120,000 (*****,468), or A 51.60 a share, through the Australian Stock Exchange. Its stake is now59 words
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Article75 1999-03-17 16 [SINGAPORE] Tong Meng Industries has returned to the black with $865,000 in net profits for 1996, as opposed to a $8.96 million loss the year before. Turnover, however, fell 40 per cent to $2.97 million. Tong Meng's earnings per share is now 10.82 cents,75 words
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Article53 1999-03-17 16 [SINGAPORE] Hong Leong Investment Holdings said yesterday that it had a deemed interest in 8.97 million shares, or 5.6 per cent, of Hwa Hong Corporation. The deemed interest arises from shares held by registered holders Hong Leong Enterprises, Tudor Court Gallery, Starich Investments and53 words
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Article, Illustration658 1999-03-17 16 [SINGAPORE] Centrepoint Properties Ltd (CPL) will launch three 99-year leasehold residential projects in the Yishun and Sembawang areas around the fourth quarter of this year, and is also planning new development concept for "mature" buyers. In addition, the listed developer will launch D'Manor658 words
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242 1999-03-17 16 [SINGAPORE] The chairman and finance director of main-board-listed San Teh a husband and wife team are being sued by the chairman's brother. In a statement to the stock exchange yesterday, rubber keypad maker San Teh said chairman Kao Shin Ping and242 words
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188 1999-03-17 16 [SINGAPORE] Samudera Shipping Line yesterday reported a 50 per cent rise in net profit to $16.3 million for 1998 on improved turnover and lower costs. The profit improvement came on the back of a 23.6 per cent increase in turnover to $316.7188 words
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247 1999-03-17 16 Bloomberg [HONGKONG] Hysan Development Ltd, one of Hongkong's biggest landlords, said net profit dropped unexpectedly last year and warned of another weak year to come. Hysan, a member of the Hang Seng Index, said earnings fell 23.6 per centBloomberg - 247 words
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Article, Illustration606 1999-03-17 17 French car maker will also take a stake in Japanese firm's track-making unit in USs6b deal Bloomberg, Reuters [TOKYO] Renault SA will buy 36.75 per cent of Nissan Motor Co Ltd and take a stake in its truck-making unit, Nissan Diesel MotorBloomberg,; Reuters; AFP - 606 words
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Article, Illustration509 1999-03-17 17 Bat it will pay 3 yen dividend this year, the first in 7 years Bloomberg [TOKYO] Japan Airlines Co (JAL), Asia's largest airline, said it will slash 10 per cent of its 36,000-strong ground staff, reduce its board membersBloomberg; AFP - 509 words
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342 1999-03-17 17 AFP [TOKYO] Japan's Daiwa Securities Co said yesterday that it would suffer a 105 billion yen (Ssl.s billion) pre-tax loss at its overseas subsidiaries this year. The heavy loss stemmed from the withdrawal of brokerages from the securitisation business and rationalisation efforts,AFP - 342 words
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147 1999-03-17 17 Bloomberg [TOKYO] NTT Mobile Communications Inc, Japan's largest ceUular phone company, said it wiU form an aUiance with Sun Microsystems Inc, one of the biggest makers of computers that run Internet sites, to use Sun's Java and Jini systems for mobile computing. NTT DoCoMo,Bloomberg - 147 words
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Article, Illustration375 1999-03-17 18 They aim to fulfil roles as global exchanges, boost mutual listings Bloomberg [TOKYO] The Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) and the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) will set up a joint committee to study possible areas for a alliance, said TSEBloomberg; REUTERS - 375 words
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225 1999-03-17 18 Bloomberg [NEW YORK] International Business Machines Corp won a multi-million-dollar extension to its services contract with Washington Mutual Inc, solidifying IBM's lead in the growing field of managing corporate networks. The new 10-year contract, one of IBM's largest personalcomputer and networkingservices jobs, will beBloomberg - 225 words
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326 1999-03-17 18 They approve plan to issue convertible preference shares Reuters [SEOUL] Shareholders of Pohang Iron and Steel Co (Posco) moved yesterday to block potential hostile takeovers, authorising South Korea's largest steelmaker to issue convertible preferred shares at the directors' discretion. "Posco will introduce 'convertibleReuters - 326 words
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91 1999-03-17 18 Reuters [HONGKONG] Cheung Kong Infrastructure Holdings Ltd's 1996 earnings are set to get a boost from more infrastructure projects and a full-year contribution from Hongkong Electric Holdings Ltd, which posted a 5.5 per cent rise in 1998 profit. Analysts' net profit forecasts range from aboutReuters - 91 words
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93 1999-03-17 18 FT [TOKYO] Two Japanese banks, Fuji and Sumitomo, are planning to sell some of their huge shareholdings in related companies. Fuji said it would unwind 1,000 billion yen (5514.6 billion) of its 3,200 billion yen cross-shareholdings over the next five to six years. ItsFT - 93 words
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56 1999-03-17 18 Black Decker chief makes US$32m Bloomberg [WASHINGTON] Black Decker Corp chairman and chief executive Nolan Archibald made US$3l.9 million (5554.9 million) in 1996 by exercising previously granted stock options, the company disclosed in a regulatory filing. That figure is on top of US$4.7 million in salary, bonus, and other compensationBloomberg - 56 words
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50 1999-03-17 18 Reuters [FRANKFURT] German drug maker Bayer AG said yesterday it aimed to boost earnings at its health care division by more than one billion marks (***** million) by 2001. Last year, Bayer's health care division had an operating profit erf 1,8 billion marks. —ReutersReuters - 50 words
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Article45 1999-03-17 18 Bloomberg [LUCERNE] Schindler Holding AG, the world's No 2 elevator and escalator maker, said 1996 profit rose 71.5 per cent, beating expectations. Net income rose to 244.9 million Swiss francs (*****.7 million) from a revised 142.8 million francs in 1997.—BloombergBloomberg - 45 words
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335 1999-03-17 18 Reuters [NEW YORK] Dow Corning Corp said yesterday it mailed ballots to 170,000 women around the world asking them to approve a US$3.l7 billion (555.46 billion) settlement to end claims against the company for allegedly harmful silicone gel breast implants. Dow Corning, a jointReuters - 335 words
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Article, Illustration481 1999-03-17 19 Improved earnings doe to increased US air travel, pilots' dispute at rival AMR Bloomberg [CHICAGO] UAL Corp, parent of the US' No 1 carrier United Airlines, said firstquarter and 1999 earnings will exceed analysts' expectations because of increased US air travel andBloomberg; Source: Bloomberg - 481 words
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301 1999-03-17 19 Investment gains and deferred revenue cited Bloomberg [REDMOND, Washington] Microsoft earnings in the fiscal fourth quarter and full year will be higher than previously expected because of deferred revenue and investment gains, according to analysts who've raised estimates. The world's biggest software maker isBloomberg - 301 words
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280 1999-03-17 19 Bloomberg [SAN FRANCISCO] Charles Schwab Corp said its first quarter earnings will exceed analysts' estimates by 5 to 8 US cents a share because of strong customer trading activity this year. Schwab, the biggest US discount and online brokerage, said it will earn US$l3OBloomberg - 280 words
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343 1999-03-17 19 Bloomberg [FORT WORTH, Texas] AMR Corp, parent of No 2 US carrier American Airlines, said its 1999 earnings will be cut by a pilots' pay dispute last month that led to the cancellation of more than 6,600 flights. AMR chairman andBloomberg - 343 words
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429 1999-03-17 20 810 BANK TAKEOVERS SocGen, P&rib&s also rise; German bank may take stake in new entity: paper Bloomberg Reuters, [PARIS] Shares in BNP, Societe Generale and Paribas jumped yesterday, boosted by a press report that Deutsche Bank would support BNP in its double bidBloomberg; Reuters, - 429 words
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Article, Illustration270 1999-03-17 20 Potential targets Donaldson Lufkin, JP Morgan also gain Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Merrill Lynch Co shares surged 5.1 per cent on Monday on speculation that Chase Manhattan Corp might bid for the largest US securities firm, traders said. Merrill stock rose 4Bloomberg; Source: Bloomberg - 270 words
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Article, Illustration336 1999-03-17 20 Bloomberg [BOSTON] Fleet Financial Group Inc's proposed US$l6 billion (5527.5 billion) acquisition of Bankßoston Corp will probably be approved by federal regulators as long as the banks arrange a sale of overlapping branches to resolve anti-trust issues, merger attorneys said onBloomberg; REUTERS - 336 words
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385 1999-03-17 20 Its trading arm recovers, investment bank performs well Bloomberg, Reuters [NEW YORK] Goldman Sachs said yesterday its pre-tax earnings rose 16 per cent to US$l,lBB billion (Ss2 billion) in the first quarter as its trading arm recovered from tough conditions lastBloomberg,; Reuters - 385 words
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411 1999-03-17 20 Turnaround helped by growth in money management Bloomberg [ZURICH] Credit Suisse Group, Switzerland's No 2 bank, posted a higher-than-expected second-half profit as growth from money management more than made up for an investment banking loss. Credit Suisse earned 700 million Swiss francs (SsB26Bloomberg - 411 words
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Article72 1999-03-17 20 Bridge News [WASHINGTONI Commerzbank AG received Federal Reserve Board approval on Monday to purchase Seoul-based Korea Exchange Bank and thereby acquire its Los Angeles subsidiary, California Korea Bank. California Korea, a small bank controlling less than l of California's total bank deposits, operates branches in NewBridge News - 72 words
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Article88 1999-03-17 20 Bloomberg [SYDNEY] Prudential Corp Pic, Britain's largest insurer, said its telephone and Internet banking venture, Egg, notched up deposits of more than £3 billion (SsB.4 billion) fuelled by higher than expected growth in online users. The Internet market "is growing much faster than I thoughBloomberg - 88 words
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69 1999-03-17 20 Reuters [LONDON] British bank Barclays Pic said yesterday it was launching a free Internet service, which it said was the first in Britain to combine unlimited Internet access, online banking and stockbroking. Barclays.net, available from April, will be offered free to all of Barclays'Reuters - 69 words
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Article78 1999-03-17 20 Bloomberg [WASHINGTON] US commercial banks earned US$l4.9 billion (5525.6 billion) in the fourth quarter, down 2.5 per cent from a year earlier, as overseas operations remained weak and costs from mergers continued to cut into profit, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp said. It was the secondBloomberg - 78 words
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Article121 1999-03-17 21 Edward Cheung, Jardine Fleming - Mi—m Reports MSd Singapore Index Edward Cheung, Jardine Fleming PROPERTY stocks pushed the MSCI Singapore Free Index higher at the opening yesterday as local interbank rates feU for the second day, dropping 12.5 basis points to 1.75 per cent. The lead month March contract opened at121 words
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Article159 1999-03-17 21 Cecilia Loh Refco Singapore - MSCI Taiwan fatnres Cecilia Loh Refco Singapore THE Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures rallied 1.10 points yesterday. The Taiex soared 73.91 points to 6,672.23 amid optimism that Taiwan computer-related exports would increase following gains on the Nasdaq. The futures market softened down from the159 words
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386 1999-03-17 21 ENERGY REPORT Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Crude oil futures were little changed as traders awaited a weekly report on US oil production and supply for signs of strengthening demand needed to reduce abundant inventories. Traders are particularly interested in petrol inBloomberg - 386 words
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Article320 1999-03-17 21 Reuters London THE euro crawled up against the US dollar in late European trade yesterday, regaining the ground it lost earlier when the resignation of the entire European Commission undermined the fragile European currency. The euro had risen back to the levels it had been at against theReuters - 320 words
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Article, Illustration1119 1999-03-17 21 Al-sws Matures>iyi.Shoctl-3yn,Lav>3n PrrERBAMK CROSS KATES il a ttt ffr Dm |j$ WbNUt Vw W m WQNIb N> S$ I— Sfr W$ FtH Nwi US» 0-W7 6J7I 0.579 3.797 1132 4.863 ***** 55.467 0.739 7.697 2.364 LIN 31.790 ***** 1080 3 904 fi.925 JO Ttf >t m n a <n 2?1,119 words
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Article1741 1999-03-17 21 S1C0M FUTURES Marie IU8BO(MvMC<osinq«<tSJOpn) RSS t eMts/kq) Close Votome Ope* Mwtt Hlqfc Law Sett (toeoos) Merest £99 105.75 ISO 99 106.75 775 J«B» 108.50 250 •M/Sep 99 IH2S 125 Oct/Dec 99 114.50 225 j«fl/M»oo moo RSS 3 CONTRACT (US caobAa) Volume Open MwO Hljli law Sett (taewes) bterert Spr99 60751,741 words
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Article2175 1999-03-17 22 LONDON Miittlib ■rw Hmi 3i Group 6.19 -0.02 Alliad Oomacq 4.83 -0.15 AMad Zurich 8.75 0.04 Anglo Amarlcan Gold 23.60 0.10 ASDA Croup 1.43 -0.02 A 8 Foods 4 29 -0.08 A 8 Port! 2.83 -0.03 Ban* of Scotland 8.41 -0.02 Barclays 18.56 0.24 Bass 9.32 0.062,175 words
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Article, Illustration1407 1999-03-17 22 AFP Hang Seng ♦7139 HONGKONG stocks closed up 0.7 per cent yesterday after gains on Wall Street overnight, but failed to breach the key 11,000 resistance level. The blue chip Hang Seng Index ended up 74.39 points at 10,911.25 on total turnover of HK$4.7 billion. Dealers said investors wereAFP - 1,407 words
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Article, Illustration521 1999-03-17 22 Reuters PShenihanß Index -0.41 SHENZHEN'S hard currency B share index fell yesterday, weighed down by expected weakness in 1998 corporate results despite a solid annual report from Shenzhen Fangda 2055. SZ, analysts said. The index sank 0.41 point, or 0.87 per cent, to close at 46.27 on turnover ofReuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 521 words
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Article333 1999-03-17 22 Reuters Flwr Index ♦73J1 TAIWAN share prices followed Monday's rally to close above 6,600 points yesterday, boosted by foreign hinds' persistent net buying and Wall Street's overnight rise, brokers said. The Weighted Price Index closed up 73.91 points, or 1.12 per cent, at 6,672.23. Turnover was NT1141.88 billion, theReuters - 333 words
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Article1604 1999-03-17 22 AFP Q Nikkei 225 +293^2 TOKYO share prices soared 1.9 per cent yesterday as domestic players joined foreign investors to bolster a bullish trend, pushing the key Nikkei index above 16,000 points for the first time in seven months. Foreigners stepped up purchases to hedge risks against a record-breakingAFP - 1,604 words
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Article8272 1999-03-17 23 Transaction date :Marl6 I —MITiUll 1999 L«t Vol Day Net Cap MHfc Um ce—my Sale -boo mn> l— p/c twn 310 270 Ajinomoto 272 (5 0 no 2 83 59 Angkasa 59 -1 15 60 59 87 0 283 220 Apollo F0<x) Hlq 220 7 7 88 0 !22 J218,272 words
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Article, Illustration398 1999-03-17 23 AFP n Composite Index -&55 SHARE prices ended 1.3 per cent lower yesterday on continued foreign selling of index-linked stocks and lack of interest by locals, dealers said. "Foreigners are still seUing. Locals are adopting a wait-and-see attitude amid the foreign seUing," an institutionalAFP - 398 words
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180 1999-03-17 24 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH -By R Sivanithy AFTER perking up recently, the Hai Sun Hup warrant has not been in the picture lately, falling back in high volume yesterday. Since the rotational spotlight will eventually swing back onto this counter, perhaps a review of its180 words
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Article2077 1999-03-17 24 BONDS, LOANS WARRANTS 52-*k Wt High Low Stna r Inull ®*V L*lt Ouot« Am 50 c n V Soto .or- COOO) High Low Buyer Sollof Prtc. 18 3 3160 "Acer ******1 USS 125 -1 18 ijs oi 35 4.5 3164 Acme ******4 -1 ,7 J 0 5 80 7 72,077 words
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Article208 1999-03-17 24 HONOKONO STOCKS Mk» 52 '**L« Stno ComM nv £2 W U1 V J"? «v W W M Cap wign Low stno Company S«t« (OOP) High Low Buyor S«Of H Cw P/E 2W *****23 cot(2000)HK 2K> I «95 220 8 2 4 3 8 10 8 4066 5124 Cathay208 words
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Article303 1999-03-17 24 Reuters Q Wellington +1&56 NEW Zealand share prices withstood a fall in Telecom to end strongly yesterday, led by a set of favourable situations for many top 40 issues. The NZSE-40 Capital Index was up 15.56 points to 2,182.32 with Telecom Corp down 4 cents to NZ59.33 on turnoverReuters - 303 words
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Article, Illustration886 1999-03-17 24 AFP PSET lain -5J3 THAI shares closed 1.6 per cent down yesterday as investors locked in profits following the passage of key economic bills, dealers said. Merrill Lynch Phatra Securities' Teerapong Wachirapong said Monday's gains could not be sustained as profit-taking emerged mainly in banks and Financials following recentAFP - 886 words
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Article455 1999-03-17 24 AFP 13 Composite Index SOUTH Korean share prices closed 1.7 per cent higher yesterday, with late-session bank-led gains pushing the index above 600 points on the back of the strengthening of the yen, dealers said. The Composite Index closed up 9.81 points at 601.83. Volume was 202.4 million sharesAFP - 455 words
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Article652 1999-03-17 24 AFP rIAH Ordinaries *2.7 AUSTRALIAN shares rose by a barely noticeable 0.1 per cent to a record close yesterday, but brokers blamed a weak resources sector for its failure to break the 3,000 barrier as widely expected. The All Ordinaries Index rose 2.7 points to 2,992.2. The All IndustrialsAFP - 652 words
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Article, Illustration757 1999-03-17 24 AFP Composite Index +713 SHARE prices rose 1.9 per cent yesterday on a technical rebound in select big caps led by dual-listed Telkom following its gains on Wall Street overnight, dealers said. Elsewhere the market was flat, they said. A dealer at a regional brokerage said the sharp gainAFP - 757 words
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Article324 1999-03-17 24 AFP rl Manila +40.5 SHARE prices rose 2.1 per cent yesterday due to technical reasons, analysts said. Oliver Plana of Asiasec Equities said "it's a technical rebound from the previous day's drops", but added that the upturn in foreign markets may also have contributed to the rise. The indexAFP - 324 words
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6258 1999-03-17 25 Transaction date: Mar 1C Gr Or M Wt Vol Day Leal Quota Mv Mr VM NM cee A»g MHO Lw StNo Com»eny S«H COOP) High Lew Buyer leiler Cvr P/t jmk Price .-jH v >-v' 142 17.5 mt 1000 Acme 50c 70.5 -1 2376,258 words
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Article1212 1999-03-17 25 Or Gr M Wt M-« Last Vai on LMtlMi Dk Dk «N M Cap Am Hl» La» OtHa Cimpiay «H COOP) t8g» U» Ofr «—r Cw M f* Wt? 219 30 2049 AS Auto 10c M5 -13 188 92 89-5 893 903 15 N 7 17 6.4 1022 911,212 words
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Article365 1999-03-17 26 »«—> Van Her Hwst 10,658,000 JC-MPHWtOO 7,149,000 SingTel 15c 4,605,000 UIC 4,038,000 0«ryF US 5c 3,492,000 GES Intl Ltd 20c 3,475,000 DBS Land 3,352,000 •TanChonglnt50c 3,255,000 JC-MPH 3,204,000 Wing H 25c 2,907,000 Stocks SPH 19,660,748 DBS Foreign 17,260,744 OCBC Foreign 16,458,408 UOfl Foreign 15,431,685 OUB Foreign 12,489,582 IMS 11,930,932 SingTel365 words
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Article, Illustration619 1999-03-17 26 R Sivanithy - STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY Players also hold back ahead of key corporate results; quiet onting for property stocks By R Sivanithy THE local stockmarket shifted down a gear or two yesterday as investors waited to see if the Dow Jones Industrial619 words
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Article, Illustration74 1999-03-17 26 Wong Woi Kong - By Wong Woi Kong UNITED Industrial Corp shares closed down $0.02 yesterday at $0.87 on a volume of 4.04 million shares, compared with its 10-day traded average of 9.65 million units. The daily and weekly RSI and Stochastics, as well as the MACD charts show that the stock74 words
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Article82 1999-03-17 26 THROW your business card into a goldfish bowl at Sakae Sushi restaurant and you'll stand a chance to win a free membership to popular gym chain California Fitness. But it's for a period of just two weeks. When the gym promoter is asked what are the chances of82 words
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Article84 1999-03-17 26 WELL, the carrier that says it is the "world's favourite airline" isn't, according to one survey. British Airways wasn't even among the top 10 airlines in the world, going by the survey by Holiday Which, a publication of Britain's Consumer Association. Taking the 24th spot, the carrier84 words
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Article170 1999-03-17 26 SOME reporters who were at ST Computer Systems Services Ltd's financial results briefing on Monday must be thinking why chairman Tay Siew Choon seemed to be curiously select in releasing information that could likely please the group's stakeholders. In an interview given to Reuters news service on the same170 words
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Article85 1999-03-17 26 THE Securities Commission in Malaysia may create a new post of deputy chairman following the departure of Munir Mftf id last month. The new deputy will report to the new chairman, Ali Abdul Kadir, who has described the new post as a hot seat The new candidate85 words
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Article59 1999-03-17 26 Desperats' moves INTERNET service providers, as befit their business, are often quick with their words. Recently, when Sing Net director Chang WaiLeong was told that PacNet CEO Nicholas Lee had described Sing Net's toll-free deal as "desperate moves", Mr Chang returned tile compliment, saying he too was "amused at PacNef59 words
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Article281 1999-03-17 27 Bridge News Reuter THE week started slowly with charterers reluctant to start negotiations, brokers said. ITME-CBARTESi ♦China Fortune (built 1992) 152,000 dwt delivery South Korea March 23 trip via Queensland and Iskenderun redelivery Cape Passero U558,750 daily Coeclerici. ♦Leopardi (built 1962) 129,068 dwt delivery South Korea March 20Bridge News; Reuter - 281 words
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Article, Illustration501 1999-03-17 27 It is one of 3 product centres being developed worldwide for a bigger role [SINGAPORE] Singapore is one of three product centres worldwide being developed by Dutch shipping finance specialist Nedship Bank. Lars Edvard Hogestol, managing director, told Shipping Times in a recentSIEW YAW HOONG - 501 words
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842 1999-03-17 27 Seafarer - STRAIT TALK By Seafarer TO the outside observer, one of the stranger aspects of the shipping industry, is the sight of officials clambering onto vessels and attaching a writ of arrest traditionally to the mast. Such observers tend to wonder842 words
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369 1999-03-17 27 Reuters [LOS ANGELES] A replica of the ill-fated luxury liner Titanic will be the next mega-re-sort to dock on the Las Vegas Strip, city officials said on Friday, as just the latest flashy, themed casino for the resort city. City officials saidReuters - 369 words
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291 1999-03-17 27 They had breached US law by pushing up freights above their contracted levels Bridge News [KANSAS CITY] The US Federal Maritime Commission s?id it was going to prepare punitive "enforcement actions" against some unnamed Pacific Ocean shipping lines, for violating federal law by pushingBridge News - 291 words
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290 1999-03-17 27 Felix Chan - By Felix Chan [SINGAPORE] The International Association of Independent Tanker Owners (Intertanko) has urged the Panamanian maritime authorities to remove substandard ships in its register. At the first meeting of the organisation's Executive Committee in Panama last month, Intertanko stressed the importance of those290 words
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Article, Illustration1068 1999-03-17 28 SXLLFBULLDZKO With plans to cut costs, boost efficiency, and acquire the Gdansk yard, Gdynia is out of its loss-making days Lloyd's Register magazine POLAND'S Gdynia shipyard has maintained a high profile in 1998 because of its bid to acquire the bankrupt Gdansk yard. The saleLloyd's Register magazine; FILE PHOTO - 1,068 words
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Article329 1999-03-17 28 PAGE Frota 12 ANL 3 Frt Links 14 Accord 8 U"* 4 Ahrenkiel 14 Gemartrans 8 AASCO 4 sh W M AsiaOCL 2 S* 0 1 M Appwship 5 "•*»"««> Austral 8 dni5 Avant 14 "f" 1 3 B'tang Mas 8 n BSA 7 B *f' *3329 words
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Article18838 1999-03-17 35 THEBUSINESSTIMES EXPORT ETA ETA Advertiser Vessel Voyage Telephone ETA ETA Advertiser Vessel voyage le«e«n&ne SIN Oest'n Name Nam* Number Number SIN Oest'n Name Name Numoer T« lain I. u .> To BURNIE (BUR) 2061 Australia To ABIDJAN (ABJ) 2003 Cot* 0 (voir* 2tm OT/04 M0L b teratai qua18,838 words
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Article1706 1999-03-17 41 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Bookinq/Baianc* Rstls Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Ptrlod From To From Aci Oaiy or* »/0700 M 14/1900 */1659 WWO N/MO MOW 14/1(00 a M/iToo ir/out rr/otoo n h/itoo it/mm rr/otoo J 17/0700 I7/HM 17/1400 4 17/1200 17/1499 17/1700 'i—lm 2 Sai1,706 words
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Article741 1999-03-17 41 THIS report, compiled by Cockett Marine Oil Ltd. shows price ranges in US dollars Instead of single prices for a more comprehensive description of the market Prices shown are based on averagesized stem. Market movements are Indicated. The Cockett Bunker Price Index change and the individual741 words
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Article217 1999-03-17 41 Mar 17 Ireland Republic of: St Patrick's Day. United Kingdom: St Patrick's Day. Mar 22 Japan: Vernal Equinox Day. Mar 28 Greece: Independence Day. Mar 28 Brunei: Hari Ray a Haji. Indonesia: Hari Raya Haji. Malaysia: Hari Raya Haji. Singapore: Hari Raya Haji. Mar 28 Taiwan: Youth Day.217 words
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Article458 1999-03-17 41 lUr barton 180 Mn 998.1 0.1 116 0.09 59 0.07 SL5 C*nyt T Water Bestdue Art UumiHum Utmmt No above £25 2 0 19 0 0 0 m/m 380 Ave 905.9 0.3 13.4 0.06 33 0.02 bum 380 Mm 994.9 0.7 18.9 0.09 65 0.06 »m/m458 words
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352 1999-03-17 42 Estimated aircraft orders from the country are expected to hit USsl2sb Bernama [KUALA LUMPUR] China is projected to be the Boeing Company's largest market outside the United States in the next 20 years with aircraft sales estimated toBernama - 352 words
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641 1999-03-17 42 ICAO gathering info which would be critical in making decision Reuters [WASHINGTON] Tough decisions must be made soon on whether to bar US airlines from flying to certain foreign destinations where year 2000 computer problems may exist, Congress was told onReuters - 641 words
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168 1999-03-17 42 Bridge News [ZURICH] Switzerland's SAir Group announced on Monday it had placed its airline alliances and cooperation deals into a single organisational unit in a bid to consolidate and expand the strategic and operative activities within and between the various airline groupings. TheBridge News - 168 words
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Article82 1999-03-17 42 Reuters [AMSTERDAM] KLM Royal Dutch Airlines said on Monday it was cutting fares by 20-40 per cent to 18 European and 12 intercontinental destinations in a special sale for the Easter season. Return flights from Amsterdam to Paris will go for 279 guilders (*****) whileReuters - 82 words
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Article, Illustration341 1999-03-17 42 Reuters [SEOUL] Officials investigating the latest accident involving a Korean Air jet were focusing on possible pilot error or aircraft defect, a Transportation Ministry official said yesterday. On Monday, a MD-83 jet carrying 156 people from Seoul slid intoReuters; AFP - 341 words
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367 1999-03-17 42 AFP [CHICAGO] Mary Schiavo, an outspoken critic of lax safety at US airports said Monday she was giving up her crusade after being unfairly blamed for a four-hour security alert at Ohio's Port Columbus airport. The former US transportation department official said atAFP - 367 words
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Article1652 1999-03-17 42 OTY FU6HT EU fUtHT £TP M973 1005 LH6373 2355 MaM* AM230 IKO LH786 1650 S026 2355 IH630 1920 M45M 1650 LH7I7 2339 $0230 1920 SO2005 1650 W4587 2359 hmsttrim *1843 0540 $024 2320 502M6 23S» $0327 0000 K1838 2335 H*Ml« $W» 178 $0990 OOP 6*973 10051,652 words
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225 1999-03-17 42 AFP [BOMBAY] India's aUing international carrier, Air India, is considering wage cuts of up to 40 per cent as part of efforts to cut losses, a spokesman said yesterday. "We want to break even by March 2000 by containing ourAFP - 225 words
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Article, Illustration79 1999-03-17 42 [BOSTON] Workers at Boston's Logan International Airport spraying de-icing solution on an American Airlines aircraft in the midst of a major snowstorm that blanketed New England in snow and caused more than 90flights to be cancelled at the airport on Monday. The late-winter storm was expected toREUTERS - 79 words
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Advertisement65 1999-03-17 27 China seen as top Boeing market in next 20 years Estimated jet orders expected to hit USsl2sb Back Pag© 4 r dm\ m 4IVF IF m li p +3 tm 7>W■ m m Z-- r Visa Freight Services Pte Ltd The Global Vision in Total Transportation Regular Groupage LCL Consolidation65 words
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Miscellaneous122 1999-03-17 41 LEGEND: R Thunderstorm Temperotur. o c X\ V Shower Weather Wind direction with speed in knots e Rom \_J Cloudy Sky Wov Surface winds ore indicated by arrows which tty with the wind 0 One fu« circle represents calm or light ond vonoble wmds One half Heche reprints 5 knots122 words
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