The Business Times, 14 April 1999

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  • 757 1  -  ELSE companies' need to raise fands fuels hope of end to impasse soon From. Eddie Toh in Kuala Lumpur THE increasing prospect of a "win-win" solution to the issue of frozen Clob shares has given the Malaysian stock market a
    Source: Bloomberg  -  757 words
  • 460 1  -  Jakarta market stands out with 2.7% surge By R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] Wall Street's superb form continued to drive regional equity markets higher yesterday as funds seeking to position themselves for an Asian economic recovery resumed their buying after a one-day break. Indonesia stood out with a
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  • 104 1 Reuters, Bloomberg [NEW YORK] A strong Wall Street opening propelled London's FTSE 100 Index to a record closing high of 6,513.1 yesterday. The benchmark UK index had earlier hit an all-time peak of 6,519.5 before easing to close 71.9 points
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  • 749 1  -  Sino Group's HKs2Bb offsets drop in S'pore sales to $2b Byi Conrad Raj [SINGAPORE] Despite the regional crisis that led to steep falls in the prices of homes, offices and shopping space, Singapore's leading property magnate Ng Teng Fong chalked up
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  • 455 1  -  Nasdaq stock soars US$22 on Monday alone to US$94 By 1 Teh Hooi Ling [SINGAPORE] Riding on the Asian recovery story and the Internet hype, Nasdaq-listed Pacific Internet (PacNet) swelled nearly 100 per cent in the last three trading days to close at US$94
    Source: Bloomberg  -  455 words
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    • 81 1 DBBPE IIL mup Brierley Investments Ltd (BIL) is to shift its focus and move its sharemarket listing to Asia from New Zealand, a report in Wellington newspaper The Evening Poet said yesterday, Pgl7 HUI IB tki The region should keep a wary eye on Tokyo's newly-elected governor, Shintaro Ishihara, says
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  • SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
    • 504 2 Call for joint roadshows to US, Europe and Japan after Indon polls The Straits Times [BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Brunei] Asean should organise joint roadshows to the US, Europe and Japan to draw investments back to the region and aid its
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    • 379 2  -  By Corinne Kerk WATERBANK Properties has yet to obtain permission to sell its Garlick Avenue cluster housing site, although it had received at least four bids in the range of $50 million for it. In response to a BT query, the Urban
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    • 299 2  -  EYE ON THE ECONOMY Currencies By. Audrey Tan WITH weak global commodity prices and deflationary trends likely to persist, Singapore will continue to pursue a trade-weighted depreciation policy, says Barclays Capital. Exchange rate weakness would not only boost exports for Singapore, but also provide imported
      Source: CEIC  -  299 words
    • 363 2  -  Situation a lot better compared to six months ago, says ETC By\ David Boey REAL estate agent Edmund Tie Company yesterday sold 11 out of 21 properties that were put on the block the highest number in its monthly property
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    • 573 2  -  Drive inventory of 4 major makers lowest in two years, will stabilise prices: CEO By Jennifer Lien DISK drive maker Quantum Corp saw no drop in demand for its products in the first quarter, the company said yesterday in response to
      SIEW YAW HOONG  -  573 words
    • 227 2 THE government may provide more details on the US$l billion (551.72 billion) Technopreneurship Investment Fund (TIF) at Thursday's Parliament sitting, preliminary Parliament order paper released yesterday shows. Nominated MP Zulkifli Baharudin has tabled a question for Trade and Industry Minister Lee Yock Suan,
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    • 549 3 DPM cites regional backdrop; Republic's internal bnilding-np fllan tflkftg timfl The Straits Times [LONDON] Singapore's economic growth may top one per cent this year, better than the official forecast of nearzero growth, but this does not mean recovery is
      The Straits Times; REUTERS  -  549 words
    • 290 3  -  They can stay for a year initially, under plan to boost tourism By. Marissa Chew AFTER seeing visitor arrivals plunge by 16 per cent last year, Indonesia is taking "unprecedented steps" to boost its ailing tourism industry. Indonesian Minister for Tourism, Arts
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    • 411 3  -  By) Raju Chellam SINGAPORE'S market for information technology products and services will cross $4.2 billion by 2003, averaging 3.5 per cent annual growth between now and then, according to researcher International Data Corp (IDC). That will be a good showing
      Source: IDC Asia-Pacific  -  411 words
    • 265 3 A SURVEY of National University of Singapore (NUS) students in the engineering, science and computing faculties has found that while most were interested to start their own businesses, they felt that they did not know enough to do
      Source: CMIT  -  265 words
    • 468 3  -  IDC Internet analyst cites size of island, Asian preference to see and feel goods By Toh Han Shih SINGAPOREANS are still reluctant to buy over the Net, said International Data Corporation (IDC) Asia Pacific senior Internet analyst, Pete Hitchen, yesterday. "Real
      Source: International Data Corp  -  468 words
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  • FOCUS: MONEY MATTERS
    • 1127 4  -  Japan looks set to be the classic turnaround story of 1999 By Chua Soon Huat The author is chief strategist, San wa Bank [SINGAPORE] IN mid-November last year, when Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 index was trading at around the 14,000 level, 1
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    • 771 4  -  By] Damien Wood The author is director of credit research, Barclays Capital. [HONGKONG] Asian bonds had another good month but following the strong performance of most benchmark issues in the first two months of 1999, spreads have started to converge as investors move out
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    • 397 4  -  ANALYSIS T-bond yields to drop below 5% in 2000 and US$ to rally, frank says in report By\ Larry Wee [SINGAPORE] Sharply lower Inflation will send US interest rates even lower, and widespread predictions of higher US inflation this year are incorrect,
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  • ASIA ON THE MEND
    • 269 5 Bloomberg [TOKYO] Japan's economy shows no sign of immediate recovery from recession and may even worsen once the government's current spending spree has run its course, warned state planners and the central bank. The Bank of Japan and the Economic Planning
      Bloomberg  -  269 words
    • 460 5 Higher growth of 8% in HI; problems in stimulating Chinese consumption: official AFP Bloomberg [BEIJING] China's economic growth will significantly slow to 6 per cent in the second half of 1999 compared with 8 per cent in the first six
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    • 396 5  -  Funds baying stocks, unwinding of yield plays lift demand By\ Larry Wee [SINGAPORE] The Singapore dollar rose to a four-week high of 551.7177 against the US dollar yesterday, propelled by strong foreign interest in local stocks and the unwinding of short Sing
      Source: Bridge  -  396 words
    • 236 5 AFP [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia's central bank yesterday announced new measures to strengthen the banking industry, including a capital adequacy ratio that matches the risk profile of each bank. Bank Negara said in a statement the new rules, replacing an earlier requirement of 8
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    • 123 5 China plans 25b yuan on layoffs this year, Pg 7 Risk. Covered by Allianz Group. ijjjj r j Wherever you are. Whatever you f > do. The Allianz Group is always on I I 15 I your side.; < m pn-v i-n! risk *nt* "> loss. -\s :ht" ark: s
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  • SOUTH-EAST ASIA
    • 613 6 KUALA LUMPUR Troopers take up positions near court for Anwar verdict today; PAS plans evening gathering Reuters MALAYSIAN paramilitary troopers wielding batons yesterday broke up an anti-gov-ernment protest by about 300 supporters of sacked finance minister Anwar Ibrahim on the eve of the
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    • 426 6  -  Abdnilah hits ont at ralla for fthangn and greater democracy From Eddie Toh in Kuala Lumpur MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad is the real reform catalyst and not his former deputy, Anwar Ibrahim, according to deputy premier Abdullah Ahmad Badawi yesterday. "It
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    • 237 6 KUALA LUMPUR Reuters MALAYSIAN health officials said yesterday they were baffled by some mysterious infections linked to a viral epidemic that has killed some 96 people, but stopped short of considering the possibility of a third virus. "From the preliminary results,
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    • 216 6 KUALA LUMPUR Reuters A Malaysian company said yesterday it has launched the country's first virtual trading site which links buyers with sellers and allows them to trade online. Hitechniaga Sdn Bhd's venture, called Myßiz, was sponsored by the government's Small and Medium Industries
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    • 479 6 JAKARTA Restructuring agency looking at recovering debts Bloomberg INDONESIA may seize shares in two of the largest businesses controlled by former president Suharto's family as it looks to recover mountains of debts, a government official said. PT Bimantara Citra, controlled by Mr
      Bloomberg  -  479 words
    • 393 6 JAKARTA Reuters INDONESIA yesterday called on warring East Timorese factions to cease fire and said it was setting up a commission to try to negotiate an end to mounting violence In the former Portuguese colony. Bloody clashes between pro- independence forces and Jakarta
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    • 403 6 JAKARTA They are suing for compensation for lost oil revenues AFP IN the first case of its kind in Indonesia, people in the oilrich province of Riau have sued President B J Habibie for U5522.5 billion (5538.7 billion) in compensation for
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  • CHINA-HONGKONG-TAIWAN
    • 345 7 BEIJING State enterprises to axe seven million workers, np one million from '98 Reuters CHINA plans to lay off seven million workers from state enterprise this year, a move that will cost the government 24.5 billion yuan (Sss billion) in welfare payments,
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    • 147 7 BEIJING Judicial rfßdali prosecuted for abuse of power: report Reuters CHINA corrected 11,600 wrong court judgments last year and prosecuted about 7,000 judicial officials and law enforcement administrators for bribery and abuse of power, state media said yesterday. In a report highlighting China's struggle
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    • 142 7 HONGKONG AFP A WOMAN was injured in an explosion yesterday inside a Jap-anese-owned department store here which had earlier received several bomb threats, a police spokesman said. The explosion occurred in the food court of the Jusco department store in western Kowloon district, slightly
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    • 558 7 NEW YORK Chicago businessmen show strong backing for China's entry AFP CHINESE Premier Zhu Rong ji is to renew his bid to get US support for China's attempt to join the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in the US business capital.
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    • 248 7 BEIJING AFP NEGOTIATIONS between China and the European Union on Beijing's entry into the World Trade Organisation (WTO) are nearing the final hurdles, European Commission vice-president Leon Brittan said. "It is end game now. I am confident that with hard work and
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  • ASIA
    • 426 8 TOKYO Cabinet ministers express concern abent excessive restructuring Reuters JAPAN'S jobless rate once the envy of other industrial nations is expected to climb to over 5 per cent from its current record high of 4.6 per cent by mid-2000, a Reuters poll
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    • 261 8 TOKYO They find gpvt safety net too attractive, reform chief says AFP JAPAN'S bank reform chief warned yesterday that the country's troubled regional banks may start closing down their operations to take advantage of a state safety net. Tokyo has already taken
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    • 183 8 ISLAMABAD AFP [ISLAMABAD] Pakistan is gearing up for a tit-for-tat response to arch-rival India's test launch of its latest ballistic missile, a move that could heighten the South Asian arms race, officials and press said yesterday. Army chief General Parvez Musharraf said
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    • 69 8 [SYDNEY] A businessman looking at the Australian Stock Exchange board in Sydney yesterday as the exchange prepares itself for the new millennium and the problems the Y2K bug may cause. The exchange is running a 15day test to simulate the changeover to the year
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    • 221 8 NEW DELHI AIADMK trying for no-confidence vote against government Reuters INDIA'S government teetered on the brink of collapse yesterday as a coalition turncoat began talks with opposition parties to forge a new administration. Tension mounted after the leader of the regional All India
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    • 457 9 TOKYO But there won't be a return to extreme policies of World War II: analysts AFP FEARS of a shift to nationalism in Japan after a landslide victory for new Tokyo governor Shintaro Ishihara have been fuelled by the legacy of war, analysts
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    • 355 9 TOKYO If approved, move will expand Japan's defence role Reuters JAPAN'S ruling party has drawn up several revisions to key bills related to its defence guidelines with the United States, Japanese media reported yesterday. The bills, which are expected to come in for
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    • 161 9 SYDNEY AFP A PRIVATE sector executive will be appointed by the government to help bypass bureaucracy and step up Australia's battle to topple Hongkong and Singapore as a world financial hub, a report said yesterday. The "ambassador" will lead the push
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    • 263 9 ■SYDNEY Economists say that surplus could be between Ass-slob Reuters AUSTRALIA'S briskly growing economy is set to deliver the federal government underlying budget surpluses several billion dollars above forecasts for this year and next, analysts said. At the same time, the conservative Liberal-National government
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  • THE WORLD
    • 576 10 BRUSSELS Belgrade denies incursions; US, Russia tail to agree on Nato's policy Bloomberg, Reuters, AFP YUGOSLAV forces reportedly attacked a border crossing in Albania yesterday and entered the country in an apparent escalation of the three-week-old war over Kosovo. Yugoslav forces shelled an Albanian
      Bloomberg,; Reuters,; AFP  -  576 words
    • 395 10 BRASILIA Inflation is in check, interest rates down, investment rising AFP BRAZILIAN President Fernando Henrique Cardoso said on Monday that the country is emerging from its economic crisis, triggered by the currency's devaluation, with inflation "under control". Mr Cardoso, speaking in a nationally
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    • 410 10 FRANKFURT ECB's policy-making transparency questionable: report Reuters, AFP DRESDNER Bank yesterday criticised the European Central Bank's decision to cut key interest rates last week, saying the move threatened the euro zone with economic uncertainty. The rate cut also put in question the ECB's
      Reuters,; AFP  -  410 words
    • 47 10 [JERUSALEM] Israeli soldiers standing at attention under pictures ofJewish victims of the Holocaust during a memorial ceremony at the Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum in Jerusalem yesterday. Israel observed two minutes ofsilence in memory of millions ofJews killed during World War 11. AFP
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    • 313 10 LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas Reuters US President Bill Clinton landed in new legal hot water on Monday over his relationship with Monica Lewinsky just as his former Whitewater partner Susan McDougal walked out of court with an acquittal. In the same Little Rock courthouse
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    • 619 10  -  Officials hope plans will spur flagging EU growth, help boost confidence in euro From i Shada Islam in Brussels EUROPEAN Commission President-designate Romano Prodi meets European Union leaders in Brussels today to hammer out a new reform agenda for an EU executive discredited
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    • 517 10 WASHINGTON 14J% annual growth in Q1 is biggest since Nov 1986 Bloomberg US retail sales crept higher in March after posting the largest gain in five years a month earlier, Commerce Department figures released yesterday showed. Sales rose 0.2 per cent to
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    • WORLD Watch
      • 53 10 Bloomberg (WIESBADEN, Germany] Germany's trade surplus <widened in February, for the second month in a row. Its wwpHff fhrnwd too blgger-than- expected 11.5 billion Deutschemarks (5110.9 billion) in February from 8.8 billion marks in January. Exports fell 0.6 per cent and imports dropped 1.3
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      • 69 10 AFP [WASHINOTON] Finance ministers and central bank governors from the seven leading industrialised nations are to meet here on April 26, a US official said on Monday. The talks for the Group of Seven, bringing together officials from Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy. Japan and
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      • 67 10 AFP [MOSCOW) President Boris Yeltsin boasted yesterday that parliament's bid to impeach him would never succeed as a group of powerful regional heads rallied to the embattled Kremlin chiefs support Mr Yeltsin said that Monday's decision by deputies to postpone impeachment hearings for s month did
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      • 76 10 AFP (LONDON) Iran and Britain will rattoce full diplomatic ties "shortly" by appointing ambasaadors in each other's capitals, the British Foreign Office said yesterday. Both countries paved the way to restoring ftill diplomatic relations after the Iranian government disassociated Itself In September from the
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  • EDITORIAL & OPINION
    • 891 11  -  THB BOTTOM LOT OPINION By Anthony Rowley The writer is BT's Tokyo correspondent WITH the election last Sunday of Shintaro Ishihara as the new governor of Tokyo, there appears to be a danger of Japan's political processes being hijacked, and of rational debate
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    • 93 11 'I don't think a judge should be a personality. My focus is to be fair to all Sides.' -Sasan Webber Wright United States judge who on Monday found US President Bill Clinton in contempt of court. 'We want to assure them of the sanctity of the Malaysian
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    • 603 11 EDITORIAL LAST week's decision by US President Bill Clinton to scuttle Beijing's bid for membership in the World Trade Organisation (WTO) indicates that the China-bashers on Capitol Hill may be gaining the upper hand and are laying the ground for a new Cold War between
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    • 1038 11  -  lt stretches nation's resources, and new govt will face huge political and economic challenges Shoeb Kagda The writer is BT's Jakarta correspondent WITH less than two months left before some 120 million Indonesians go to the polls to elect a
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    • 1027 11 BrfMtaf HE health system HONGKONG has, on balance, a sound and fair health system, where everyone in the community is entitled to the same level of medical care. But it is a fact of economic life that this cannot go on indefinitely. Things have to change.
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  • EXECUTIVE LIFESTYLE
    • 804 12  -  A cyber singer leads the new wave of Japanese cultural invasion of Korea reports chesono hvl'wook CHEONG HYEWOOK Reuters DIKI is every celebrity agent's dream come true. She doesn't sleep, eat or take breaks. She'll never utter a word of complaint even if she's booked for
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    • 469 12 PULITZER PRIZE Reuters [NEW YORK] The Pulitzer Prize Board bestowed its prestigious journalism awards on Monday, with the award for public service going to the Washington Post for its series on reckless gunplay by city police officers. The New York Times won two of
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    • 375 13 HEALTH LAT-WP [NEW YORK] Green tea, a staple of Chinese restaurants and a brew believed to have a variety of health-promoting properties, may be useful in the treatment and prevention of rheumatoid arthritis, according to a study reported yesterday. Medical researchers at Case Western Reserve
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  • COMPANIES & MARKETS
    • 353 15  -  Persistent price gap between closing prices on ASX, SES since dnal listing By] R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] The hectic punting of recently-listed electronics counter GES International has thrown up the interesting possibility of an 18 per cent arbitrage profit opportunity but only for those
      Source: Bloomberg  -  353 words
    • 189 15  -  By Ven Sreenivasan [SINGAPORE] In yet another sign that the initial public offer (IPO) market is on the road to recovery, the tranche of shares that construction specialist Lian Beng Group offered to the public was subscribed some 58 times. By the close
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    • 354 15  -  By\ Rahita Elias [SINGAPORE] The market reacted positively to Cathay Organiaailon Holding's reverse of IMM MultiEnterprise, whose share price peaked at an all-time high of $1.04 in early morning trading yesterday. Sesdaq-listed IME, which is selling off its loss-making Megamart and
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    • 761 15  -  HOCK LOCK SIEW Louis Beckerling MKk SELECT band of savvy investors who got their timing right have enjoyed a on venture fund Hotung Investment Holdings Ltd, which has recorded a SO per cent share price gain in local dollar terms so far this
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    • 648 15  -  Property developer will also consider good leasehold sites By < Corinne Kerk [SINGAPORE! Marco Polo Developments is looking to buy a development site in the second half of this year, and good leasehold sites have not been ruled out.
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    • COMPANIES
      • 400 16  -  By < Conrad Raj THE Jack Chia saga continues with Singapore Finance (Sing Fin) successfully getting the High Court on Monday to lift a stay on proceedings against Jack Chia Properties (Singapore) for the recovery of some $470,000. On
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      • 211 16 Bloomberg [SINGAPORE] GP Batteries Ltd, the largest battery maker in Asia outside Japan, says its shares have been battered unfairly. The company, which makes Duracell and Eveready batteries, says investors pulled its shares down with the fall in the yen because its key rivals are
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      • 494 16  -  Substantial shareholders face stiffqr roles on transparency From Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong THE Securities Futures Commission (SFC) will make sweeping changes to Hongkong's securities laws to raise the disclosure standards for substantial shareholders. These include a lower threshold for initial
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      • 77 16 [HONGKONG] Officials from US Internet company Yahoo! and Hongkong's SmarTone Telecommunications Holdings Ltd watching the lights illuminate at the launch of their strategic Internet content alliance yesterday at a press conference. From left are Yahoo! 's managing directorfor Asia Savio Chow, international vice-president Heather Killen
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      • 354 16  -  Feedback invited; no timeframe set for easing restrictions From. Ruth Wong in Kuala Lumpur MALAYSIA is reviewing the restriction it has imposed on dividend payouts in view of the improving economy and the recent easing of the capital control measures through the introduction of the
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      • 148 16 Bernama [KUALA LUMPUR] TA Enterprise Bhd has suffered a* group pre-tax loss of 557 million Malaysian ringgit (*****.4 million) for the year ended Jan 31,1996, compared with a pre-tax profit of RM46.45 million achieved in the previous year. Announcing the unaudited results here yesterday, TA
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      • 79 16 Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] United Engineers (Malaysia) Bhd (UEM) said yesterday its tollroad operating unit, Express Lingkaran Tengah Sdn Bhd (Elite), was unable to request a rollover of its 440 million Malaysian ringgit (*****.4 million) notes issue facility as it could not meet one
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      • 403 16  -  Firm has enough resources to buy back allowable limit By Conrad Raj [SINGAPORE! Keppel Marine Industries has worked out the implications of its proposal to buy back up to 10 per cent of its shares. News of the proposal, which came last
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      • 275 16  -  By] Marissa Chew [SINGAPORE] Allgreen Properties Ltd, the Singapore property arm of the Kuok Group, said yesterday that it would launch its initial public offer sometime at endApril or early-May. It secured in-principle approval from the Stock Exchange of Singapore late last month.
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      • COMPANY Briefs
        • 64 16 [SINGAPORE] Jaya Holdings has paid $178,500 for a 51 per cent stake in Verbena Pte Ltd, a company which win own and charter vessels to third party vessel operators. The remaining 49 per cent stake in Verbena will be held by Lim Shu Seng, who
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        • 79 16 [SINGAPORE] Twin wood Engineering yesterday said that the $1.2 million in proceeds from its initial public offer, which was earmarked for the construction of a new factory in Senai, Malaysia, will instead be used as working capital. This is because the company saw a 92
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        • 42 16 [SINGAPORE] Seksun Precision Engineering has secured the nod to transfer its listing to the main board of the Stock Exchange of Singapore from Sesdaq. It will start trading on the main board from tomorrow.
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        • 52 16 [SINGAPORE] Cosco Investment yesterday said that it expects this year's net profit to be "approximately the same profit sfter tax as in 1998". It reported a 41 per cent decline in earnings to $2.68 million on turnover of $324.13 million for the year ended
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        • 66 16 [SINGAPORE) Cycle A Carriage (CCL) is not confident that its passenger car distribution business will do better this year despite an expected increase in the vehicle quota. It said in its latest annual report that given the current economic climate and business environment, it
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    • REGIONAL/INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES
      • COMPANY Briefs
        • 78 17 Bloomberg [LONDON] Cable Wireless, UK's No 2 phone firm, said it will spend US$67O million (Sll.l trillion) over two years to build a high-speed US phone network to handle soaring demand for Internet and data services. The parent of Hongkong Telecom will install switches
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        • 49 17 Bloomberg (SAN JOSE, California] Cisco Systems Inc, the No 1 maker of computer-networking equipment, said it will acquire GeoTel Communications Corp, a software maker, for US$2 billion in stock. Cisco will exchange 0.5138 share for each outstanding share and option of GeoTel. —Bloomberg
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        • 64 17 AFP [MANILA] Boeing Co of the US yesterday rejected a revised rehabilitation plan by Philippine Airlines (PAL) just two days before the state corporate watchdog decides on the carrier's fate.Boeing said the plan failed to assure payment of US$l27 million in claims for damages
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        • 70 17 Bloomberg [TOKYO] Itochu Corp, Japan's third-largest trading company by sales, switched its forecast to a loss for the year ended last month, citing higher restructuring costs and slower sales. It will probably report a group net loss of 34 billion yen (Ss4B6.3million) cm sales
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        • 67 17 Bloomberg [SANTA CLARA, California] Intel Corp, the world's largest computer-chip maker, cut prices on products including Pentium m, Celeron and some mobile chips by as much as 43 per cent as it seeks to boost demand. Intel is trying to regain market share
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        • 78 17 Reuters [NEW YORK] International Business Machines Corp (IBM) said it was to unveil yesterday a separate business unit to expand its sales to the fast-growing market for telecommunications services delivered via the Internet. The new business, an arm of IBM's Global Industries group, will
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      • 454 17 Scenario of high employment, low inflation seen intact Reuters [NEW YORK] When will the bears come home and frighten Goldilocks away? At least two Wall Street analysts said on Monday that the rosy long-term scenario for US stocks is not likely to change any
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      • 438 17 Reuters [LONDON] American investor Warren Buffett, who says it is increasingly difficult to find value in the current bull market, has begun buying into a British-quoted share as part of his quest to invest the US$l5 billion (5525.8 billion) cash stockpile held
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      • 520 17 Announcement expected today will outline structural plans for group Reuters [WELLINGTON] Brierley Investments Limited (BIL) is about to shift its focus and move its sharemarket listing to Asia from New Zealand, a report in Wellington newspaper The Evening Post said yesterday.
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      • 262 17 Bloomberg [SEOUL] Pohang Iron Steel Co, the most profitable company in South Korea last year, said yesterday its net profit in the first three months of the year exceeded its target, thanks to rising domestic demand for automobiles. In its first-ever
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      • 365 17 Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Compaq Computer Corp's warning that first-quarter profits will be about half of what analysts had forecast is creating losses for scores of mutual funds that hold stakes in the No 1 maker of personal computers. Alleghany/Chicago Trust Talon Fund
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      • 355 17 39-year company veteran to succeed Oknda who will become chairman Bloomberg AFP [TOKYO] Toyota Motor Corp, Japan's biggest automaker, said it promoted vice-presi-dent Fujio Cho to president, succeeding Hiroshi Okuda, architect of the company's overseas expansion this decade. Mr Cho, 62,
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    • FINANCE & COMMODITIES
      • 259 18 NYT |NEW YORK] The offering of b 14.8 per cent stake in Wall {Street's last large, privately Held investment bank also disclosed more about Goldman Sach's finances and reveals just how dependent the firm is on highly unpredictable and often risky trading revenue. As detailed
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      • 707 18 CEO's stake valued at USs227m; 13 top execs' holdings worth up to USsl.4b NYT [NEW YORK] Goldman, Sachs Co's announcement on Monday that it would raise the price range of its highly anticipated initial public offering by as much as 10
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      • 438 18 O'Neill named two months ago to top job; no replacement yet Reuters [LONDON] British banking group Barclays Pic shocked the stock market yesterday by announcing the resignation of its new chief executive Michael O'Neill on health grounds, barely two months after he
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      • 285 18 It gets boost from rebound in bond trading revenues Reuters, Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Merrill Lynch and Co Inc, the largest US brokerage, yesterday posted an 18 per cent increase in first-quarter profit to a record US$6O9 million (Ssl billion), helped by
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      • 355 18 FT [SEOUL] Talks on the acquisition of troubled Korea First Bank by a US financial consortium led by Newbridge Capital have reached an impasse that could threaten the landmark deal, according to South Korean officials. The collapse of the sale would represent
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      • 207 18 Bridge News [SINGAPORE] Thailand's agriculture ministry has unveiled a plan to bolster the country's domestic and export markets for palm oil, the Bangkok Post reported today. It said the ministry would promote vertical integration from planting through crushing and refining. There
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      • SMALL Change
        • 65 18 Reuters [LONDON] Nomura International, the London-baaed arm erf Japan's Nomura Securities, has cut bade its foreign exchange business in London and integrated the remainder of the tram into its fixed income derivatives desk. A source at Nomura, Japan's largest brokerage, said the move was part
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        • 53 18 AFX-Asia [TAIPEI] Taiwan's Securities and Futures Commission chairman Lin Tzong-yeong said Japan recently lifted the ban on its mutual funds investing in Taiwan equities. Mr Lin was quoted by the Economic Daily Neivs as saying the measure will help bring Japanese capital into the
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        • 42 18 Bloomberg [NEW YORK] US insurers' first-quarter catastrophe losses climbed 68 per cent to about US$l.B5 billion (Ss&2 billion) from US$l.l billion a year earlier, the Property Claim Services unit of Insurance Services Office Ine said on Monday.—Bloomberg
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        • 60 18 Bloomberg [NEW YORK] US Trust Corp, the largest publicly traded US fluid manager catering to wealthy investors, said on Monday that first-quarter earnings rose 25 per cent The New York-based company said net income rose to US$lB 3 million (5531.5 million), or 88
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      • 212 19  -  Reports MOT IwAw Bob Butcher, Jardine Fleming A RECORD high close on Wan Street got the MSCI Singapore Index and the related futures off to a strong start yesterday but, in line with the recent decoupling trend in Asian markets, the strong open
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      • 162 19  -  MSCI Taiwan fatores Cecilia Loh Refco Singapore THE Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures surged to a record high 0f329.7 amid optimism over rising corporate profits. The April 1999 futures closed up 6.90 points at 328.7 with its underlying Weighted Price Index gaining
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      • 294 19 ENERGY REPORT Reuters [LONDON] Oil prices moved back above US$l5 a barrel yesterday spurred by concerns over an escalation of the Kosovo crisis. Brent blend crude oil traded 36 US cents higher at U5515.17 a barrel by mid-af-ternoon, taking
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      • 308 19 Reuters, Bloomberg London EUROPE'S new single currency came under pressure yesterday as the Balkan conflict intensified but the impact of the crisis should be brief unless it jeopardises eu-ro-zone Budgets, analysts said. "The impact on the euro is unlikely to last, unless the war starts to impact Budgets
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      • 1450 19 SICOH FUTURES Apr 13 l!M WMIRtMwttclutagtfitUOpm) RsstcoimucTcscMtsto} a#* mm* om mm Tim u» «—»*> *»«*> M«y 99 mOO 775 Jm 99 W3.25 250 .M99 10*50 280 Aaq 99 <06.25 200 S«99 W7.75 200 Oct/Otc 99 K»J5 675 Mt3€0KTnCT Cttwftte Vdm Opw MMtt wm Uw Stt (tono Wrttt my 99 BOO
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      1342 20 AFP WHangSeng ♦154J6 HONGKONG share prices rebounded 1.3 per cent on selective buying yesterday following a strong overnight performance on Wall Street, dealers said. The key Hang Seng Index gained 154.95 points to close at 11,899.69, on a turnover of HK$5.B5 billion. Following overnight gains on Wall Street, the
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    • 2053 20 jjrB Hmt 31 Croup 6.52 0.03 A B Foods 4.17 0.01 A B Ports 2.80 unch AUtod Domocq 4.67 0.10 AMod Zurich 8.99 -034 Angto Amorican CoM 35.60 0.60 A50A Croup 1.52 0.03 Bank of Scotland 9.10 an Barclays 19.19 0.46 Boss 8.78 0J3 BC 3.45 0.03
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      515 20 Reuters Pshgahep Binder -0.78 SHENZHEN'S hard-currency B shares closed lower in light trade yesterday as investors took profits from last week's Hongkong-led rally and sold issues with weak 1998 earnings, analysts said. The B share index slipped 0.78 point, or 1.36 per cent, to 56.72 on turnover of HKJI7.6
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    • 336 20 AFP HWPfaig *M 6 SHARE prices closed 1.3 per cent higher yesterday on continued strong buying by foreign investors and a firmer local currency, dealers said. "Sentiment was buoyant as foreign remittances continue flowing into Taiwan to buy shares, which in turn has fuelled an appreciation of the local
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    • 1607 20 AFP H Nikkei 235 ♦207.71 SHARE prices in Tokyo closed 1.3 per cent higher yesterday as investors took the cue from Monday's rally on Wall Street, brokers said. The Nikkei 225 Index gained 207.76 points to end at 16,715.16. "The sentiment in the Tokyo market was bolstered by yesterday's
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    • KUALA LUMPUR STOCK MARKET
      • 8315 21 MBUSTMAU Cmswmt pndvcts IW Lest Vel Day Net Cap UN* Law Company Sate *000 Hm Law HZ 310 2SS Ajinomoto 27S 5 3 280 275 15.2 m.5 83 *6 Angkasa 56 -3.3 26 60 56 82 6 283 220 A potto Food Hlg 231 n 3 233 231 8.0 92.4
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      • 405 21 AFP, AFX-Asia Composite Indei +13*22 MALAYSIAN share prices closed 2.3 per cent higher yesterday on continued local buying ahead of the verdict in the corruption trial of former deputy premier Anwar Ibrahim, dealers said. The KLSE Composite Index rose 13.22 points to finish
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    • WARRANTS, OPTIONS & REGIONAL MARKETS
      • 2167 22 BONDS, LOANS A VARIANTS 32-Wk Lilt Vol Day Last Ouata A«« High Law Stno Company Sat* *or- COOO) High Law Buyar Sahaf_Mce 18 3 s 3160 A Acar ******1 USS 14.5 unch 93 15 14 14.5 15 27 4.5 S 3164 Acm* ******4 22 *0.5 230 22.5 22 22 22.5
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      • 201 22  -  WARRANT WATCH -By R Sivanithy WITH expectations that its subsidiary Colex Holdings will do well when it lists soon, Bonvests Holdings' warrants exploded into life yesterday, rising 17.5 cents or 66 per cent to 45 cents. With the market in the mood that
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      • 220 22 Of 6r 92'Wk Last Vol Dry Last IMl Dfe Mv Vtd Mat M C«p H*f» Low Stna Sata rOOO) HUD Law Invar Or M $wH 235 173 5123 CDC (2000) HK 230 Cd 230 8 2.4 3-5 H8 4453.2 5124 Cathay Pic 20c HK 720 Cd 265 2.1
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      697 22 AFP Composite Intel +1L37 SHARE prices closed 2.7 per cent higher on the back of gains in blue chips, amid speculation of window-dress-ing ahead of the June national elections, dealers said. A dealer with a local brokerage said a number of factors explained the improved market sentiment, but none
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    • 402 22 AFP Fl Composite Intel 411 SOUTH Korean share prices closed barely higher yesterday in mixed trading as investors hunted for bargains after early declines, dealers said. They said the market opened lower on profit-taking after nine days of consecutive upturns with a significant number of orders consisting of programme
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    • 667 22 AFP FlADOrtoariM »38J AUSTRALIAN share prices rose 1.3 per cent yesterday to a new record close, propelled by a surge on Wall Street, brokers said. The All Ordinaries Index rose 38.1 points to 3,076.3. The All Industrials Index improved 66 points to 5,536.1, while the All Resources Index closed
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    • 298 22 AFP □Wellington +U3 NEW Zealand share prices edged 0.3 per cent higher yesterday on light turnover of NZ553.6 million with troubled Brierley Investments providing the highlight. Brierley added 2 cents to 51 cents and was the most active share. The NZSE-40 Index was up 6.93 points to 2148.19. AFP
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    • 308 22 AFP Q Manila +0.56 PHILIPPINE share prices ended fractionally higher yesterday as a technical correction temporarily slowed a substantial advance over the past eight trading days. The Composite Index rose 0.56 point to 2,157.64. Turnover fell to 1.32 billion shares worth 2.74 billion pesos compared to 2.6 billion shares
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    • 6407 23 Transaction date Apr 1J Or Qr M Wt 5*-Wk Last Vol Day Last Oust* CMv M* VM NM Cap A*g w* Law StHo Company Sala COOO> Low Buyar SaMar C'»T H P/I tm» Prtel MUTHNMISTRY 127 17.5 m b 1000 Acma 50c 82.5 cd
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    • 1196 23 Or Or M Wt 52-Wk Last V«i 0«y LactOuata M* Dt> VM M Clf A«i law ltN> C imp wy Ml COOP) HI0I L— lnyir Mhr Cw W >w8 Ww 193 30 c 2049 AS Auto K)c 109 *7 2938 TW t03 KM 109 19 N 7 14 103
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    • STOCK EXCHANGE OF SINGAPORE
      • 363 24 Stacks Votam GCS Intl Ltd 20c 44,970,000 SingTel 15c 12,378,000 totem Asm 12,234,000 Hotung tow NT5 9,665,000 ChewEuHock 20c 9,646,000 CSE Sys Engg 5c 9,135,000 Amara Hldgs Ltd 8,928,000 ST Engg 10c 8,640,000 SembCofpl 25c 7,644,000 DBS LM4 7,270,000 stmu s SingTel 15c 33,526,084 GES Intl Ltd 20c 28,274,689 OCBC
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      • 621 24  -  STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY Rise comes after another Dow record; foreign money continues to flow in; clear preference for GLCs By R Sivanithy AFTER a breather on Monday, local stocks resumed their rehabilitation yesterday as foreign money continued to flow into local
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      • ON THE GRAPEVINE
        • 106 24 ALL the gold in the world ever mined by mankind in history is now worth less than six technology stocks, said the iconoclastic Marc Faber, Hongkong's pony-tailed fund manager also known as Dr Doom. The six stocks are US technology giants Microsoft, Intel, IBM,
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        • 88 24 BOUTIQUE fluid manager Dennis See has been having a good run on his Global Equity Momentum Fund whose net asset value per unit has shot up from U559.56 in December to more than US$l5. The spectacular performance isn't surprising given that the fond has been
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        • 102 24 rAJUDIN Ramli, tin chieftain of Malaysian Airline System, turned 52 yesterday—one year older than the national carrier. However, it will not be a happy time for the major shareholder of MAS, which is expected to undergo a major restructuring exercise to lighten its debt tmrden with the help
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        • 88 24 SELLING stockings seems to be a natural progression from selling stocks for brokers in Sri Lanka. Newswire agency Reuters recently reported that the 16 broking firms in Sri Lanka are doing so badly—one has closed down and another is looking for a buyer—that some of the
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        • 87 24 HERE'S one company with a heart At Hs annual IT review and forecast seminar, Directions *99, held here yesterday, researcher International Data Corp (IDC) did away with giving expensive bags or trinkets for its 300-plus delegates. Instead, it listed Ave Singapore charities that delegates could tick,
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        68 24  -  By\ Wong Wei Kong GES International shares jumped $0,095 to $0,665 yesterday on a hefty volume of 45 million shares, compared with its 10-day traded average of 15.7 million units. The stock has broken through its 52-week high of $0.59 but the RS4. Stochastics and MACD charts suggest
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    • 215 17 Golf Packages Return air ticket I ferry ticket All transfers to golf courses airport (Selected programs) 2 or 3 nites accom. daily breakfast caddy/buggy fees at popular golf courses^^H^*^*-' BINTAN $250' PERTH 958 (Banyan Tree /Bintan (Joondaiup Vines lagoon Ria Bintan) Meadow Springs) BANGKOK $698 GOLD COAST $1188 (Bangsai Country
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    • 110 20 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, TAN SU ENG of Bik 402, Jurong West St. 42 #04-513 Singapore *****2, have applied for a Retail Liquor Shop Licence in respect of M/s Lim Chu Kang Mini Mart located at No. Bik 3 Lim Chu Kang Road #01-518 Singapore *****3, and that
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    • 104 20 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, TOH JOON HENG of Bik 450, Sin Ming Ave #20-505 Singapore *****0, have applied for a Retail Beer Shop Licence in respect of M/sToh Xuan Trading Services located at 960, Woodlands Road #02-Kl Singapore *****2, and that this application will be considered by the
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    • 75 20 QOCBC Finance OCBC Finance Limited (Incorporator In Sln<ppOf«) A Member at OCBC Group ANNOUNCEMENT Pursuant to Article 32(4) of the Articles of Association of the Company, it is hereby announced that from declarations received by the Company as at the end of the first quarter of 1999, beneficial ownership of
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    • 107 22 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, YEW CHIEW PING of Blk 2508 Compassvale Street #14-67 Singapore *****0, have applied for a Public House, Second Class licence in respect of M/s Kohi No Aoyama Cafe located at 95 South Bridge Road #01-08 Pidemco Centre Singapore *****7, and that this application will
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    • 311 24 Tat Lee Bank I I Keppel Tat Lee Bank Limited I Announcement I Foreign Shareholdings H Keppel Tat Lee Bank Limited hereby announces, pursuant to Article 44(4) of its Articles of Association and based on declarations received by the Company and information supplied by The Central Depository (Pte) Limited, that
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    • 692 24 DBS investor Online The daily cliary of Asia s markets Get informed 433-1183 XIXISBANK PENGUIN BOAT INTERNATIONAL LIMITED NOTICE OF ANNUM. GENERAL MEETING Node# is hereby given that the 1999 Annual General Meeting of the shareholders of the Company will be held on Tuesday. 18 May 1999 at 10.00 am
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
    • 309 25 Bridge News, Reuters TRADING began slowly for all sizes on the freight market with reports of Panamax activity limited, while capesize rates continued to fall. A tradeless morning on Biffex, with limited impetus from either the physical or the paper market, Clarkson Securities Ltd said in its daily
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    • 256 25 *r_o a CWT Distribution.—0.65 u»Kh Cotco Invaitmant—0.56 unch 19 rraMttLMu 0.21 0.01 14S9 GBHoMngs 0.4S aoi 87 Hal Sun Hup 0.54 unch <00 IMC HsMlngs-HK —540 until 0 Jaya Holding! 041 0.02 1268 Jurona Shipyard 7.40 a 05 M KappwCorp 5.10 020 4506 KWMirtlS 3.60 0.08 2535 KappM
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    • 614 25  -  Transpacific group's plan to raise rates from May 1 has also attracted attention of US regulators By Felix Chan [SINGAPORE] The Korean Shipper's Council (KSC) has lent its voice to the growing protests among Asian shippers on the forthcoming rate increases announced
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    • 162 25 [SINGAPORE] APL Logistics has formally signed a contract with General Motors (GM) in Thailand to handle inbound logistics for a new production plant being built near Bangkok. APL Logistics will manage the inbound flow of parts for the new GM plant 150
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    • 608 25  -  STRAIT TALK By\ Seafarer SOON after last week's column on the potential problems of double hull tankers was published, the latest edition of Det Norske Veritas's (DNV) Casualty Information arrived on Seafarer's desk. The Norwegian classification society puts out these useful information sheets to
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    • 427 25 Group will also sell other assets, cnt workforce Bloomberg [OSLO] Kvaerner ASA, Europe's No 1 shipbuilder, said it will sell its shipbuilding division and other assets, cut costs and slash its workforce by one-third in a bid to reduce its
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    • 195 25 AFP (JAKARTA] Indonesia's government has received four foreign bids for a 49 per cent stake it is selling in Surabaya's state-run port operator PT Pelabuhan Indonesia 111, officials said yesterday. The four were identified as Stevedoring Services of America (SSA) Samudera Indonesia, Fontain Head
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    • SHIPPING NEWS
      • 485 26 But agreement with Sydney conld take longer, stevedoring firm says Reuters [SYDNEY] The Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) expects new agreements and the reforms they embrace with the nation's largest stevedore P&O Australia to be in place by the end of
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      • 299 26  -  hYorn, Al Labita in Manila LOWER freight volumes coupled with currency fluctuations exacted a heavy toll on last year's income performance of two listed Philippine shipping giants. After-tax profit of WG&A Philippines Inc slumped 56.8 per cent to 345 million pesos (5515.7
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    • 21 25 Aussie dock anion sees wage pact with P&O soon But agreement with Sydney could take longer, stevedoring firm says. Page 2
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    • 201 25 Oneworld members aim to strengthen cooperation Global airline group launched last week. Pace 15 On the right track In conjunction with Inter Airport Asia and Exporail Asia *99 Shipping Times comes today with a three-page supplement. It highlights recent trends and developments in the Asian airport sector and how it
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    • 187 38 Apr 17 Brunei: Hijrah Anniversary of Royal Brunei. Indonesia: First Day of Muharam. Malaysia: Awal Muharram Apr 28 New Zealand: Anzac Day. Apr* Australia: Anzac Day Holiday. Apr 33 Japan: Greenery Day. Apr 30 Denmark: General Prayer Day. Finland: May Day Eve. ■Uyl Greece: Labour Day. Germany: Labour
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    • 739 38 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 baaed on averagesized stem. Market movements are indicated. The Cockett Bunker Price Index change and the individual
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    • 615 39  -  Global airline group launched last week amid intense competition, economic downturn By] Felix Chan [SINGAPORE] The launch of the oneworld alliance last week marks the latest entry of a global airline grouping muscling into a region characterised by intense competition and economic
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    • 52 39 [BEIJING] A train in Beijing passes through the heart of the city to get to the main railway station. China is expected to complete investing 250 billion yuan (5551.75 billion) in railway construction by end 0f2002, extending the railway lines beyond 70,000 kilometres in
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    • 230 39 Bloomberg [WASHINGTON] Kiwi International Air Lines must wait another week to make its argument in an administrative hearing that it should be allowed to resume flying. The US Federal Aviation Administration revoked the carrier's operating certificate last month because of safety concerns, one day after
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    • 124 39 AFP [JAKARTA] Japan Airlines Co Ltd has doubled its flights to Indonesia from seven to 14 weekly despite growing concerns over the security situation, a report said yesterday. "We are expecting at least a 10 per cent increase in the number of Japanese visitors to
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    • 60 39 [BOMBAY] Visitors to a car show look at an indigenously produced, battery operated three-wheeler called Bijlee (Lightning). The vehicle marketed as a taxi runs on 12 batteries of six volts each and is said to be totally nonpolluting. The four-day exhibition showcasing the latest cars and bikes meant
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    • 522 39 Plane maker will also sell real estate in Seattle, Long Beach and St Louis Reuters (CANBERRA] Boeing Co said it could significantly cut the cost of aircraft production. The company, which lost US$l.B billion (Ss3.l billion) in 1997 and generated minimal profit
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    • 240 39  -  By Felix Chan [SINGAPORE] Organisers of Inter Airport '99 Asia, which takes off today at the Singapore Expo, are predicting higher exhibitor and visitor numbers despite the Asian economic turbulence. Despite the downturn, airport developments have been relatively unaffected, and exhibition organisers Interfama Brooks
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    • 825 40  -  The millennium bug, also known as the Y2K bug, may not be as menacing as it sounds, given the massive efforts spent to resolve it By DONALD URQUHART A large and nagging bogey is hanging over much of our increasingly computerised world. Going by the name Y2K
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    • 798 41  -  Hartsfield International Airport, in the "capital of the New South" has wrested the titlefrom Chicago's O'Hare Airport. By LARRY COPELAND Somewhere, William B. Hartsfield must be smiling. The six-term mayor, whose name graces this city's airport, weighed the future 75 years ago and guessed that air traffic
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    • 745 41 Mass rapid transit systems are being extended, to major airports in Asia and the Pacific Rim to provide efficient mode of land transportfor air passengers. Source: Interfama Brooks Exhibitions is increasing I global attention on JL the need to integrate air and rail services to provide
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    • 736 41 Fpllowing is a listing of various airport projects throughout the Asia Pacific region. Cambodia Airport: Siem Reap Status: New US$5OO million ($B6O million) airport with start of construction after 2000. Phnom Penh-Pochentong Expansion under way; new US$l2O million passenger terminal planned. Bangladesh Airport: ChittagonePotenga Status: Being
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    • 172 41 Singapore's brand new $220 million Expo exhibition and conference centre will be the venue for Asia's biggest air-port-industry exhibition. About 100 exhibitors comprising suppliers of airport equipment and aircraft support technology will be showcasing their products and services. TTie three-day exhibition will also include
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