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Title Section15 2000-02-02 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MITA (P) 035/12/1999 85C SINGAPORE Internet: http//business-times.asial .com.sg/ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 200015 words
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782 2000-02-02 1 Conrad Raj - But SGX hopes to resolve issue without having to resort to the courts By Conrad Raj [SINGAPORE] The Singapore Exchange (SGX) said yesterday that a comprehensive solution to the Clob problem will have to involve the migration of all Clob securities782 words
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Advertisement185 2000-02-02 1 INSIDE Top stories inkisdis- P' 1 appearing, Remming MHr Jacobs. I I Indon markets spooked by Wiranto's rejection of resignation claims. Next Page SGX to release 3rd round of amendments to listing changes. Pg 3 US economic expansion sets new record at 107 months. Pg 15 Shipping Times BA aims185 words
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Advertisement26 2000-02-02 1 and sense of telecom liberalisation Singapore: IDA unveils guidelines Hongkong: More licences awarded Reports. Next Page Earlier report, Next Page Gns Dor versus Wiranto, Pg 1326 words
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87 2000-02-02 1 Reuters [LONDON] Tension mounted between President Abdurrahman Wahid and former military chief General Wiranto yesterday, with the Indonesian leader now demanding the immediate resignation of the general rather than waiting until he returned home. "I just today (Tuesday) telephoned our Minister of DefenceReuters - 87 words
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Article60 2000-02-02 1 □sn (+0.11) nBT-SBI kA 846J2 (-2.59) Fiona nrnnss U***** (+1.70) STOCK MABKET INDICES Tuesday Change KLSE COMP Closed NIKKEI 19.***** -116.32 HANG SENO 16,«MJ«_+12L62 SET INDEX ***** -3.18 JAKARTA COMP _«16.86 *.1911 MANILA COUP —14)7144 -16J9 TAIPEI VTP1 136(39 +111.60 SEOUL COMP 928.75 -15.13 CLSA CHINA B Closed60 words
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Article75 2000-02-02 1 FOBEX RATES us« s« U8S 1.897 £(USS/S$per£) 1.615 1789 EURO(DS$/S$/E) 0.967 1.641 DM 1022 0.839 YEN 107.4 1580 RM um 0.446 HKS 7.781 8118 BAHT 3751 0.046 MJP1AH 7,455 0.023 'St to 100 unia FUME RATES SINGAPORE* 5.38 KUALA LUMPUR 7.67 JAKARTA 39.00 BANGKOK &50 MANILA 11.00 HOMO KDNG75 words
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Article, Illustration368 2000-02-02 1 Wong Wei Kong - PEOPLE Bu Wong Wei Kong [SINGAPORE Another of the veterans of the Asian financial crisis is moving on. Hubert Neiss, one of the key players during the turmoil, has been named chairman of Deutsche Bank's operations in Asia, the bank said yesterday.FILE PHOTO - 368 words
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459 2000-02-02 1 Wong Wei Kong - Biianjiiuwj By Wong Wei Kong [SINGAPORE] In a rare move, Citicorp Investment Bank (Singapore) has agreed to take a stake of up to 15 per cent in one of its customers, Swap Net, which is now rolling out the world's first459 words
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Article53 2000-02-02 2 THE sub-heading to our front page report yesterday, "SGX disputes KLSE version of meeting", wrongly attributed the statement as coming from a Monetary Authority of Singapore spokesman. In fact it was made by a Singapore Exchange (SGX) spokesman, as indicated in the body of our report. We are sorry53 words
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ON THE grapevine
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Article108 2000-02-02 2 SUDDENLY it seems that journalists are in greater demand than usual because of the pending merger of Singapore Telecom (Sing Tel) and C&W HKT. One BT reporter was asked when he would be on leave, then if he would be working during his leave. To be doubly108 words
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Article100 2000-02-02 2 AFTER the furore created by the rush for Hello Kitty dolls, hamburger chain McDonald's is mounting a major public relations exercise. It is now guaranteeing all orders for the last set of Hello Kitty dolls. "We apologise to all our customers, the authorities and the100 words
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Article, Illustration658 2000-02-02 2 Shoeb Kagda - Wiranto not quitting; using legal fight, but investors still jittery From Shoeb Kagda in Jakarta INDONESIA'S powerful former military commander General Wiranto, on a collision course with President Abdurrahman Wahid who wants to sack him, yesterday said he will not step down and willAP - 658 words
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909 2000-02-02 2 Lee Han Shih - Liberalisation of the region's telecom market picked up yesterday with two developments in Singapore and Hongkong Billions to be reaped from annnal licensing fees and radio spectrum sales By Lee Han Shih [SINGAPORE] The government stands to reap a few billion dollars909 words
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396 2000-02-02 2 Quak Hiang Whai - MCI World Com, AT&T and NTT among recipients From Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong HONGKONG yesterday stepped up its telecoms liberalisation drive by awarding licences to 13 cable-based external telecoms operators which will bring in investments totalling HK$9 billion (SS2 billion) over396 words
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779 2000-02-02 2 The following statement was issued by the Singapore Exchange yesterday. It was in response to a statement issued earlier by the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange on Monday following a meeting of the two sides in Kuala Lumpur to discuss the issue of the frozen Malaysian779 words
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SINGAPORE companies
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503 2000-02-02 3 Conrad Raj - Amendments to include listing applications, content of prospectuses By Conrad Raj THE Singapore Exchange (SGX) will soon release a third round of amendments to its listing rules to ensure that it remains relevant in the world's capital markets. The SGX disclosed in503 words
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106 2000-02-02 3 AFX-Asia L&M Group Investments is setting up an Internet portal for the Indonesian market with the help of Microsoft Corp. The portal will provide an integrated messaging service, regional and international news, information, education and entertainment, it said. News and information content willAFX-Asia - 106 words
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Article, Illustration637 2000-02-02 3 Marcus Hand - He allays concerns over rising interest rates, banker prices By Marcus Hand NEPTUNE Orient Lines (NOL) chief Flemming Jacobs said yesterday that the company is on the right track and that its "red ink is disappearing". When Mr Jacobs took over the top job637 words
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511 2000-02-02 5 Ven Sreenivasan - By Ven Sreenivasan TRADING activity on the Singapore stock market got off to a good start in January with a rise in turnover more than making up for a commission cut which kicked in at the beginning of the year.511 words
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Article, Illustration549 2000-02-02 5 Andrea Tan - The purchases will be fended by $100 m in cash and the issne of 206 m new shares to Gold Peak Andrea Tan GPE Industries said yesterday that it would buy over its parent company's entire stakes in listed GP Batteries andSource: GPE - 549 words
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715 2000-02-02 5 christopher tan - Time to do some marketing, Cycle Carriage HocKimmmia christopher tan IT'S all about marketing, isn't it? If an institutional broker told you about a blue chip company that had a cash hoard of close to $300 million, that is ungeared, that had a well-established brandname and was a leader in715 words
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Article, Illustration320 2000-02-02 5 Ling Su Ann - By Ling Su Ann UNISTEEL Technology, a leading integrated manufacturer of high-end precision fasteners, has secured inprinciple approval from the Singapore Exchange for a mainboard listing. The company's core businesses include the supply of precision fasteners and the provision of surface technology services,CHRIS LOH - 320 words
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SINGAPORE markets
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Article470 2000-02-02 4 Stock* Volume NOL 21,595,000 ST Assembly 25c 16,264,000 MM1 HkJgs 10c 12,482,000 Kan Ann 20c 11,006,000 STEngg 10c 9,779,000 Fastech US10c 9,242,000 UracoR 8,206,000 Datapute® 5c 7,954,000 LAM 50c 7,842,000 SingTel 15c 7,842,000 Stocks ST Assembly 25c 113,565.890 NOL 38,171,788 PacificCentury 36,447,798 DBS Grp. 31,929,641 SPH 22,985,270 STEngg 10c 22,252,517470 words
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Article, Illustration188 2000-02-02 4 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH »y R Sivanithy WARRANTS on shares that have collapsed from their highs are probably the most interesting and attractive. Of course, much also depends on the prospects for the company concerned as well as the warrant's numbers, particularly the188 words
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Article, Illustration566 2000-02-02 4 r. sivanithy - STOCKS r.sivanithy A PROMISING early start soon petered out yesterday as caution set in ahead of the two-day US Federal Open Market Committee meeting that began last night. Among the few features of interest were rebounds in the heavily oversold566 words
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Article, Illustration237 2000-02-02 4 Wong Wei Kong - HOT STOCK By Wong Wei Kong SHARES of national liner Neptune Orient Lines (NOL) rebounded yesterday from their steep fall the previous day, finishing as the market's most heavily traded issue. NOL shares closed at $1.80, up 10 cents or 5.9 per cent. The stock237 words
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Article199 2000-02-02 4 ♦Deemed substantial shareholder Hong Leong Investment Holdings last week bought 318,000 Hotel Properties Ltd shares for $1.46 each, raising its stake to 67,486,000 shares or 14.91 per cent. The shares are held via First Capital (Overseas) Pte Ltd (318,000 shares), a wholly-owned subsidiary erf First Capital Corp, FCC199 words
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SINGAPORE news
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647 2000-02-02 6 Siow Li Sen - BT S$ seen firming as govt deals with increasing imported price pressure By Siow Li Sen LOCAL interest rates are likely to rise in the medium-term not so much because of hikes in US interest rates but a strengthening Singapore dollar as the authorities647 words
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Article, Illustration566 2000-02-02 6 Anna Teo - By Anna Teo THE manufacturing economy got off to a good start in January with a strong set of readings for the purchasing managers' index (PMI), particularly from the electronics industry. The overall index edged up by 0.4-point from December to 60.2 lastSource: S - 566 words
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155 2000-02-02 6 FIVE research institutes have come together to set up Ipas (Intellectual Property Alliance, Singapore) to promote and commercialise Singapore's intellectual property (IP) through resource sharing. They are Centre for Wireless Communications, Kent Ridge Digital Labs, Data Storage Institute, Institute of Microelectronics, and Centre155 words
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410 2000-02-02 6 Francis Kin - By Francis Kin COMPAQ Computer's Asia-Pacific arm, based in Singapore, yesterday announced its highest quarterly growth in revenue and unit shipment in two-and-a-half years, reflecting the ongoing economic recovery in the region. Revenue for the fourth quarter of 1999 was 31410 words
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254 2000-02-02 6 SINGAPORE Post and Cisco Computer Security have formed a company, ID.Safe, that offers services to make e-commerce secure. ID.Safe general manager Lim Yong Gang told reporters yesterday he expected 80,000 corporate customers in Singapore to use the company's services to conduct secure e-commerce254 words
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Article, Illustration115 2000-02-02 6 [SINGAPORE] Dragons in ancient mythology are supposed to breathefire but this pair of dragons will never be able to take heat. They are made of butter and the 4.5-metre tall sculpture by Shang Palace chef Qu Hao takes pride of place in the Tower Wing lobby ofTEXT AND PHOTO BY ARTHUR LEE - 115 words
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350 2000-02-02 6 SINGAPORE needs to further sharpen its competitive edge in the new financial order by attracting more foreign talent, a high-level advisory panel has urged. The Monetary Authority of Singapore International Advisory Panel noted that deregulation, globalisation and greater competition due to new350 words
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Article, Illustration384 2000-02-02 6 Siow Li Sen - By Siow Li Sen GROWTH in Singapore's Ml money supply in 1999 came to a robust 14 per cent over 1998 due to Y2K concerns. Ml refers to cash in circulation and current accounts. According to the Monetary Authority of Singapore, preliminary dataSource: MAS - 384 words
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Advertisement242 2000-02-02 6 SWah Shing International Holdings Limited (Incorporated in Bermuda with limited liability) Announcement THE PROPOSED ACQUISITION OF TANDEM HOLDINGS LIMITED AND ITS SUBSIDIARIES Further to the announcement of Wah Shing International Holdings Limited (the "Company") in respect of its final results for the year ended 31 December, 1999 on 29th January242 words
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Article, Illustration585 2000-02-02 7 Raymond Chow - Raymond Chow Vice-president Head, Corporate Communications Singapore Exchange WE refer to your Hock Lock Siew column, "SGX needs to make clear its stand on listings, placements" (BT, Jan 21), where Conrad Raj had asked about the exchange's policies on distribution of initial publicFILE PHOTO - 585 words
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265 2000-02-02 7 Denis Distant Singapore via Internet - Denis Distant Singapore via Internet I REFER to the letter "Progen's rights: major owner explains policy" from Mr Lee Ee (BT, 28 Jan) which has missed the point that usually a "rights" issue is underwritten to ensure that the issuer is protected from any unforeseen265 words
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ASEAN banking
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Article, Illustration1567 2000-02-02 8 SUNIL SREENIVASAN - We reproduce below a speech by SUNIL SREENTVASAN, chief executive of Citibank Singapore, at an Asean banking forum on Jan 28 titled "Asean Banking: Consolidation and Globalisation". SUNIL SREENIVASAN Without a doubt, the Asian crisis in 1997-1998 has contributed immensely to and hastened the1,567 words
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EDITORIAL & opinion
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Article, Illustration903 2000-02-02 12 michael lewis - OPINION michael lewis Michael Uwis, the author of "Liar's Poker "and "The New New Thing is a columnist for Bloomberg News. His opinions do not represent the judgment of Bloomberg News Bloomberg AN interesting aspect of the Internet boom is the way it has transformedBloomberg - 903 words
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Article41 2000-02-02 12 The common man here has abundant common sense, even illiterates have an open mind. And they know there are no short cuts.' Chandrab&bn Naidn chief minister of India's Andhra Pradesh state, on his ambitious IT-based, internationally-backed reform programme41 words
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Article701 2000-02-02 12 EDITORIAL THE first global treaty regulating trade in genetically modified (GM) products has so little on offer that it's worth asking if the effort was worth the time. All that is clear is that the new protocol will most certainly be used as a701 words
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Article, Illustration1238 2000-02-02 12 Chong Chee Leong - Local SMEs need to work together with policymakers to make the grade in the brave new competitive world By Chong Chee Leong Dr Chong is director of the Productivity and Quality Research Centre at the National University of Singapore's Faculty of Business Administration MUCHFILE PHOTO - 1,238 words
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Article, Illustration935 2000-02-02 12 Act swiftly on report NOW that the governmentsponsored Inquiry into Human Rights Violations in East Timor or KPP HAM, as it is known by its Indonesian acronym has announced its findings, the at-torney-general's office must quickly act on its recommendations The inquiry itself has been bogged935 words
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REGIONAL news
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592 2000-02-02 13 JAKARTA Move welcomed by analysts who see Ibra getting more benefits Reuters BIDDING for a 40 per cent stake in Indonesia's largest automaker, Astra International, was thrown open on yesterday after an exclusive agreement with a US-led investor group expired amidReuters - 592 words
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Article, Illustration1080 2000-02-02 13 yang razali kassim - ASEAN VIEW Is the growing clash a showdown or Just a show of who's boss? yang razali kassim DURING the recent Hari Raya or Aidil Fitri festivities, the ageing former president Suharto was seen receiving several well-wishers at his Jalan Cendana home in the elite central1,080 words
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231 2000-02-02 13 KUALA LUMPUR AFP A CONTROVERSIAL project to build a dam in the heart of Malaysia's tropical rainforest is to go ahead but possibly on a smaller scale than first planned, an official involved in the scheme said yesterday. Work on the Bakun damAFP - 231 words
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THE REGION
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352 2000-02-02 14 TAIPEI Bloomberg ALLIANCE Capital Management Holding LP, the largest publicly traded US money manager, will join Taiwan's Far Eastern International Bank and Hongkong developer Sun Hung Kai Properties Ltd to set up a mutual fund company in Taiwan. The ventureBloomberg - 352 words
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Article, Illustration352 2000-02-02 14 JAKARTA Bloomberg AFX-Asia, AP INDONESIA'S Vice-Presi-dent Megawati Sukarnoputri yesterday opened two days of meetings with the country's main aid donors, seeking as much as US$4.7 billion (SsB billion) to cover about half of the government's budget deficit. "The Indonesian government hopes for the supportBloomberg; AFX-Asia,; AP; AFP - 352 words
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527 2000-02-02 14 Quak Hiang Whai - Debt charges jump to HKs2.2b, operating profit after provisions down 48% From Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong KICKING off the corporate reporting season, Bank of East Asia (BEA) said earnings for last year rose 81.6 per cent, thanks mostly527 words
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230 2000-02-02 14 BANGKOK Samart would get 6% stake in Shin as payment Bloomberg SHIN Corp, which controls Thailand's largest mobile phone operator, said it may buy almost half of No 3 operator Digital Phone Co this month. Shin whose 40 per cent-owned Advanced Info Service PelBloomberg - 230 words
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504 2000-02-02 14 MANILA Philippine retail industry bracing for foreign competition Bloomberg HENRY Sy, the biggest retail landlord in the Philippines, may sell shares in his grocery and shoe stores or fold them into his listed real estate company as the retail industry braces for theBloomberg - 504 words
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180 2000-02-02 14 HONGKONG Goldman, Merrill and Jardine Fleming report their purchases and sales AFX-Asia THE Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) said it has been advised of the share dealings by financial advisors in the proposed merger between Cable Wireless HKT and Singapore Telecommunications. GoldmanAFX-Asia - 180 words
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468 2000-02-02 14 Rajendra Bajpai - Survey shows major corpor&tes posted 37.4% rise in profits From Rajendra Bajpai in New Delhi THE Indian economy, after three years in the doldrums, is showing strong signs of recovery and companies are once again disclosing healthy bottom lines. In the nine months468 words
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Article37 2000-02-02 14 AFP [DAVOS] Indonesian President Abdurrahman Wahid said on Monday he had asked Switzerland for help in tracking down funds allegedly stashed in bank accounts there by Indonesia's former president Suharto. AFPAFP - 37 words
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81 2000-02-02 14 Bloomberg [HONGKONG] Beijing Capital International Airport Co fell as much as 11 per cent on its trading debut, shunned by investors captivated by Hongkong's booming technology-related shares. The state-controlled airport the first to list outside China, dropped as much as 20 HK cents toBloomberg - 81 words
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74 2000-02-02 14 Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia is expected to drop the fixed ringgit exchange rate in the third quarter of2ooo as inflationary pressures mount and adopt a highly controlled floating regime, Bank of America said yesterday. The bank's report said that, in additionReuters - 74 words
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Article64 2000-02-02 14 AP I JAKARTA] A gathering of the main political parties in Indonesia's affluent Riau province ended Tuesday with a call for the region to declare itself independent, the official Antara news agency reported. It said a four-day conference of political groups from all 15 districtsAP - 64 words
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69 2000-02-02 14 Reuters [HONGKONG] Star TV said yesterday the listing of its digital television and Internet joint venture with Cable Wireless HKT must wait for a pay television licence from the Hongkong government. But a spokeswoman for the satellite television company declined to comment on reports thatReuters - 69 words
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WORLD news
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327 2000-02-02 15 WASHINGTON Worldwide portfolio investments abroad total USs7.7t USs7sob more than best previous estimate Reuters A NEW international survey of investment flows shows that conventional data understate portfolio investment by hundreds of billions of dollars and liabilities are far larger than traditional figures show. TheReuters - 327 words
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Article, Illustration462 2000-02-02 15 AP [WASHINGTON] The US economy is In a celebrating mood. Yesterday, the expansion that began in March 1991 becomes the longest in American history at 107 months, beating the 106 months set during the *****. The eight years and 11 months since the lastAP; Source: AFP - 462 words
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175 2000-02-02 15 BEAUMONT, Texas Bloomberg TOSHIBA Corp won a federal judge's approval for a $2.1 billion (553.6 billion) settlement of a lawsuit that alleged the world's largest notebook computer maker intentionally sold machines with faulty floppy disk controllers. It is one of the largest product-liability settlements in USBloomberg - 175 words
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Article, Illustration509 2000-02-02 16 TOKYO This would create world's largest music firm, bigger than Warner EMI Bloomberg SONY Corp, Japan's No 2 home electronics maker, and Bertelsmann AG, the thirdlargest media group, may merge their music businesses, creating the world's largest music company, media reportsBloomberg - 509 words
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420 2000-02-02 16 ■TOKYO Reuters ELECTRONICS giant Sony Corp said yesterday it will start selling its consumer electronics products online in Japan, sending shock waves through the nation's closely knit dealer networks. Sony said it had formed a new company, Sony Style.com, jointly with its domesticReuters - 420 words
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624 2000-02-02 16 Anthony Rowley - Front Anthony Rowley in Tokyo CRISIS is approaching Japanese Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi's government from an unexpected quarter. Opposition parties are joined in an unprecedented display of unity to mount a frontal challenge to the ruling three-party coalition, and they could624 words
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539 2000-02-02 16 WEFll.mWtlr DAVOS, Switzerland Reuters THE World Wide Web is about to justify its name as the Internet takes off across the globe, executives said yesterday. Masayoshi Son, the president and chief executive of Softbank Corporation, said heReuters - 539 words
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Article36 2000-02-02 16 Bloomberg [WASHINGTON! The National Association of Purchasing Management's factory index declined to 56.3 for the month from 56.8 in December. Before the report, analysts expected a January reading of 56.1.—BloombergBloomberg - 36 words
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Article54 2000-02-02 16 Bloomberg [SANTA MONICA) Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc (MGM) posted a fourth-quarter profit from the success of its latest hit James Bond movie. The studio earned US$l5.2 million (5525.8 million), or 8 US cents a share, compared with a loss of U5543.7 million, or 41 US cents, inBloomberg - 54 words
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52 2000-02-02 16 Bloomberg [WESTWOOD, Kansas] Sprint Corp said fourth-quarter profit fell 5 per cent, hurt by losses at its new high-speed data network. Profit from continuing operations fell to US$43l million (Ss73l million), or 49 US cents a share, from US$454 million, or 45 US cents, aBloomberg - 52 words
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52 2000-02-02 16 AFP [HELSINKI] Nokia reported yesterday a 56 per cent rise in 1999 pre-tax profits to 3.845 billion euros (556.3 billion) from 2.456 billion euros in 1998. Sales rose by 48 per cent to 19.772 billion euros last year from 13.326 billion euros inAFP - 52 words
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Article51 2000-02-02 16 AFP [OSLO! US Energy Secretary Bill Richardson said yesterday that the price of oil was "too high" and risked pushing up world prices. He also said the United States had taken "no decision" on selling any of its strategic oil reserves to push pricesAFP - 51 words
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Article46 2000-02-02 16 Bloomberg [LONDON! National Westminster Bank Pic rejected the final takeover offers from Bank of Scotland and Royal Bank of Scotland Group Pic, calling them "inadequate". Bank of Scotland is offering £24.1 billion (Ss66 billion) and Royal Bank is bidding £22.8 billion pounds.Bloomberg - 46 words
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Article, Illustration366 2000-02-02 16 FRANKFURT NYT MANNESMANN AG has reversed its opposition to talks with Vodafone Air Touch pic and is considering a face-sav-ing friendly merger, executives close to the talks said on Monday. The executives said there was a growing feeling within Mannesmann that the company couldNYT; REUTERS - 366 words
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221 2000-02-02 16 LONDON Bloomberg INMARSAT, which provides satellite communications service to shipping, air transport and oil companies, plans to sell shares worth about 20 per cent of the company in the first half of next year, chief executive Michael Storey said in anBloomberg - 221 words
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Advertisement1788 2000-02-02 15 [T) Wah Shing International Holdings Limited S A JJ (Incorporated in Bermuda with limited liability) Proforma Full Year Financial Statement And Dividend Announcement Full-year financial statement on consolidated results for the year ended 31 December 1999. These figures have not been audited. Group Company made in the interim results has1,788 words
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FINANCE & commodities
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243 2000-02-02 17 Daphne Tay Jardine Fleming - SGX Derivatives TnMn&Reports MSCZ Singapore Index Daphne Tay Jardine Fleming THE Singapore stock market was set on easy sail yesterday as investors kept to the sidelines ahead of the Federal Open Market Committee meeting starting later last night. A hike of 25 basis points is243 words
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174 2000-02-02 17 Matthew Den Bleyker Refco Singapore - MSCI Taiwan futures Matthew Den Bleyker Refco Singapore THE TWSE Index yesterday surged 111.5 points or 1.1 per cent to 9,856.39, led by banking shares such as Chang Hwa Bank and Hua Nan Bank. Investors remained positive about the Taiwanese market ahead of the Chinese174 words
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249 2000-02-02 17 ENERGY REPORT Reuters [LONDON] Oil prices firmed yesterday after the United States signalled it was unlikely to release oil from national stockpiles to damp down tight markets. Benchmark Brent crude was 26 US cents firmer at U5526.23 a barrel, withinReuters - 249 words
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Article329 2000-02-02 17 Reuters London THE dollar soared to 3-1/2 month highs against the yen and hovered near record highs against the euro yesterday amid confidence that the Federal Reserve would engineer a soft landing for the scorching US economy. A 1.88 per cent rally in the Dow Jones Industrials AverageReuters - 329 words
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Article, Illustration1236 2000-02-02 17 DTTERBAIfK CROSS RATES *S C5 Bret) Euro Ffr Dm HK$ Ind»»Ruptoli Ytn Wow M( MSWIs >mo S$ »wi(l Sfr NTS BOt Pond U$$ Australia 0.922 6.178 0.658 4.316 1.287 4.953 27.755 47.455 0.683 7.171 2.419 1.284 33.002 25.822 1.080 4.012 1.057 19.529 23J74 0294 0.637 Canada 1.085 5.731 0.714 4.6821,236 words
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Article1895 2000-02-02 17 SIOOM FUTURES Feb l RUBBER (futures closing as at 5.30pm) RSS1C0NTRACT(S cents/kg) Close Volume Open Month High Low Sett (tonnes) Interest Mar 00 122.00 122.00 122.75 300 1200 Apr 00 126.75 300 May 00 129.25 300 Jun 00 131.75 300 RSS 3 CONTRACT (US cants/ty Volume Open Month Kfcjh Low1,895 words
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Article, Illustration2893 2000-02-02 18 HONGKONG AFP Hang Seng +12L52 HONGKONG shares rose 0.8 per cent in cautious trade yesterday following overnight gains on Wall Street, dealers said. "The market follows Wall Street's gain overnight. It is mainly a technical rebound," said Michael Ng, dealingAFP - 2,893 words
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Article358 2000-02-02 18 AFP □WP Index +11L5 THE Taiwanese stock market rang out its last trading session of the Year of the Rabbit on a high note yesterday amid bullish sentiment and a rosy outlook for bourses, dealers said. The Taiwan Stock Exchange Weighted Price Index surged 111.5 points, or 1.1 perAFP - 358 words
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2004 2000-02-02 18 TOKYO AFP Q Nikkei 225 -1R32 SHARE prices in Tokyo closed 0.6 per cent lower yesterday as investors took profits on the previous session's 30month high by the headline index, brokers said. "It was only natural that we saw prof-it-taking drag the market down todayAFP - 2,004 words
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Article, Illustration777 2000-02-02 19 AFP Q SET Index -3JB THAI shares closed down 0.7 per cent yesterday on concern over US interest rates ahead of the start of a two-day Federal Reserve meeting later in the day, dealers said. The Stock Exchange of Thailand Index fell 3.18 points to 474.39. Most foreign andAFP - 777 words
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Article277 2000-02-02 19 AFP Q Composite Index -15-99 PHILIPPINE share prices fell 0.8 per cent yesterday on fears that the US monetary authorities could raise shortterm interest rates by more than a quarter percentage point. The Composite Index closed 15.99 points lower at 1,973.44. —AFP "W *h rwoi MRC Allied 0.55 0.11AFP - 277 words
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Article, Illustration692 2000-02-02 19 AFP n Composite Index -19.51 INDONESIAN share prices closed 3 per cent down yesterday after Senior Security Minister General Wiranto showed no sign of resigning as demanded by President Abdurrahman Wahid, dealers said. "It's obvious, judging by the market reaction, that it (the dispute) is scaring investors here," aAFP - 692 words
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Article284 2000-02-02 19 AFP Qnzse-4o -laa NEW Zealand's stock market fell again yesterday, by 0.6 per cent, on light volume. ABN Amro broker Nigel Scott said buyers were sparse but the volume of NZ553.6 million suggested that sellers were not prepared to sell down too far. The NZSE-40 fell 13.31 to 2,041.91.AFP - 284 words
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Article568 2000-02-02 19 AFP CI All Ordinaries -ILS AUSTRALIAN shares closed down 0.4 per cent yesterday as fears of a widely-expected hike in domestic interest rates today overshadowed Wall Street's overnight gains, brokers said. The All Ordinaries Index finished the day down 11.5 points at 3,084.50. The All Industrials Index fell 16.9AFP - 568 words
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Article284 2000-02-02 19 AFP n Composite Index -15J3 THE Korea Stock Exchange Composite Index yesterday closed down 15.13 points at 928.75. Volume was 280 million shares worth 3.8 trillion won.— AFP A nam Semi ____9590 -100 Brain Tach tTW -IS Central Ban* 3090 400 Cheit Conun ntooo 1000 Dee Gu Bank 3130AFP - 284 words
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Miscellaneous876 2000-02-02 21 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD 7a30 Newffandid Camera jjj^ Thursday 8 1o!30 Superman: The Prome- €P) (Ste Ur a UJ U 1 "B rr "M~n I 4,30 £JJ ILOO j^sT ioo V^antham yl Central: Channel 8 L3O Close. HarMni Sam H H |B—JM-Jt_J[ Born Winners. 6-00 AM Classic Cartoons. R 8.00 Enakkul Oruvan.876 words
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Article, Illustration729 2000-02-02 22 larry wee - CURRENCIES Greenback testing important long-term resistance line at around 107.50 yen larry wee IT'S been a week that's tested even those with cast-iron stomachs, when the overwhelming force of order flows paid little or no heed to macro-eco-nomic fundamentals or conventional market logic inSource: Reuters - 729 words
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Article, Illustration309 2000-02-02 22 Source: HypoVereinsbank A look at tho numbers Market changes during the previous week CURRENCY PCR Ut| ASATCLOSEOf CHANGE YEAR TO DATE 28/01 AX) In terms HIGH LOW OBI 1.9646 1.87 2.0001** 1.66 JPY 104.7 -0.22 124.8 101.25 900 1.7006 1.66 1.7306 1.661 IDA 7400 1.23 9600 6575 PHP 40.45 -0.05Source: HypoVereinsbank - 309 words
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Article636 2000-02-02 22 Stock markets could start to lose their shine this year SINGAPORE government bonds are still a good buy even though they have appreciated noticeably over the last month. Future gains might not be as good as January's, but money can still be made. Our636 words
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Article288 2000-02-02 23 Bridge News, Reuters WITH the exception of panamaxes in the Far East the dry cargo freight market made a disappointing start to the week for owners, brokers said. Capesize conditions remained generally poor despite a relatively high turnover of fixtures. The Atlantic sector for panamaxes remained very slowBridge News,; Reuters - 288 words
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Article, Illustration463 2000-02-02 23 Marcus Hand - Republic's position as major shiprepair centre an added incentive By Marcus Hand [SlNGAPOßE] Jet engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce is looking to expand its marine business in Singapore, leveraging on the acquisition last year of Vickers, which included a facility here. Last year, Rolls-RoyceCHRIS LOH - 463 words
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266 2000-02-02 23 Reuters [BUENOS AIRES] An Argentine Navy ice breaker battled to free a US-operated cruise liner with 186 people aboard which is trapped in a field of ice off the coast of Antarctica. The Clipper Adventurer, carrying 115 passengers and 71 crew, wasReuters - 266 words
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781 2000-02-02 23 Seafarer - STRAIT TALK By\ Seafarer LESSONS are being learned from three major shipping disasters that occurred late last year. That is to be welcomed though, in one case at least, the industry and shipping administrations need to be careful not to draw the wrong conclusions and781 words
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365 2000-02-02 23 Reuters [BUDAPEST] A plan to clear the Danube River of bombed bridges so it can be reopened to shipping has been unveiled, but without the funds sought by Serbia for bridge rebuilding. The $24.1 million euro (5540.2 million) plan presentedReuters - 365 words
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Article, Illustration1057 2000-02-02 24 Lara Carlsson - Rather than setting an age limit, the industry must select the best ships available and should push for better standards By\ Lara Carlsson The writer is the president of Concordia Maritime OUT of the media flurry of crashed aircraft, colliding trains, floods and storms,REUTERS - 1,057 words
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Article20752 2000-02-02 31 THEBUSINESSTIMES THEBUSINESSTIMES EXPORT ETA ETA Advertiser Vessel Voyage Telephone ETA ETA Advertiser Vessel Voyage Telephone SIN Dest'n Name Name Number Number SIN Dest'n Name Name Number Number mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmKmmmmmmtKmmmmmmmmi maHmmmmmmmHmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm To BURNIE (BUR) 2061 Australia To ABIDJAN (ABJ) 2003 Cote D'I voire 10/02 25/02 mol b teratai dua 05720,752 words
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Article717 2000-02-02 37 Vessel Voy No Berth Arrival Departure Sun Jaya 0100 *J02 01/02/9:20 03/02/18:00 Bt C fUrtnut ***** J01 01/02/9:15 01/02/15:15 C Success 01 FEB J09 01/02/9.40 OV02/1600 If Joilor 18 V2001R J07 01/02/9:55 01/02/20:30 Marcopolo 26 JM8031 J17 01/02/10:10 01/02/23:59 Union StIO JAH-20 J02 01/02/1035 0V02/23:59 On* 2 10717 words
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Article1969 2000-02-02 37 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Booking/Balance Rstls SKip Voy No Etb/Btr Period From To From AIU DHABI C063C 4/0:30 IA 01/1500 II 01/1500 01/1659 01/N00 2A 01/1700 02/0659 02/0900 21 01/1700 02/0659 02/0900 J 02/0700 02/1159 02/1400 4 02/1200 02/1459 02/1700 API ALMANDIN 3U» 3/16001,969 words
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Article203 2000-02-02 37 Feb® New Zealand: Public Holiday, Waitangi Day. Germany: Epiphany Day. Sweden: Epiphany Day. Mar 10 Indonesia: Hari Ray a Haji. Malaysia: Hari Raya Haji. Singapore: Hari Raya Haji. MarlB Taiwan: Market Holiday for Presidential Election. Apr 4 Hongkong: Ching Ming Festival. Apr 20 New Zealand: Market Holiday, Stock203 words
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Article793 2000-02-02 37 THIS report, compiled by Cockett Ma rine Oil Ltd. shows price ranges in US dollars instead of single prices for a more comprehensive description of the mar ket Prices shown are based on average sized stem. Market movements are indicated. The Cockett Bunker Price Index change793 words
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Article491 2000-02-02 37 Carbon 180 Max 990 J 0.7 19.0 0.08 78 0.06 JM 27 Density Water Residue Ml Atumlnlun Sediment No Above E25 0 0 25 0 0 0 380 Ave 987.0 0.3 14.5 0.06 34 0.02 380 Mai 992.5 1.7 17.7 0.09 72 0.05 m/m m/m mt491 words
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Article, Illustration645 2000-02-02 38 Marissa Chew - British carrier expects to gain market share back with introduction of new products Frorr Marissa Chew in London SINGAPORE Airlines could have been on the minds of British Airways officials wheh they rolled out £600 million (Ssl.6 billion) worth of new645 words
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Article, Illustration528 2000-02-02 38 Plane reported mechanical problems; no survivors found Bloomberg [LOS ANGELESJ An Alaska Airlines jetliner carrying 88 people plunged 17,000 feet, disappeared off radar and then crashed into the Pacific Ocean about 32km north-west of Los Angeles International Airport. No survivors haveBloomberg; AP - 528 words
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475 2000-02-02 38 Reuters (HOUSTON] A proposal by Continental Airlines to buy back a controlling stake held by Northwest Airlines is unlikely to be resolved any time soon. Continental president Greg Brennemen said. He said the two airlines, which have a broad-based allianceReuters - 475 words
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370 2000-02-02 38 Business travellers fail to return after labour woes last year Bloomberg {ST LOUIS] Trans World Airlines Inc (TWA), the eighthlargest US airline, said its fourth-quarter loss widened, in part because it had trouble drawing high-fare business passengers after labour troubles earlier in the year.Bloomberg - 370 words
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