The Business Times, 27 March 2003

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  • 11 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES j Internet: http://business-times.asial.com.sg SINGAPORE THURSDAY. MARCH 27, 2003
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  • 946 1  -  Singapore affected; operators report cancellations of inbound and oatbonnd tours By\ Donald Urquhart [SINGAPORE] The Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (Sars) outbreak is taking an immediate toll on the tourism industry and related sectors, but economists say the impact on the wider economy
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  • 537 1  -  S'pore govt unveils new vision for infocomm sector By] Raju Chellam [SINGAPORE] The government has unveiled a new "Connected Singapore" vision for the infocomm sector that will see projects worth $100 million being undertaken and 3,000 jobs being created in collaboration with the
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  • 74 1 «n 1,325.00 (+13.68) ST INDEX FUTURES 1,320.00 17.00) SIMSCI FUTURES 163.10 (+2.80) Wednesday Change KLSECOMP 632.99 +333 NIKKEI 225 8.***** +113.16 HANG SENG 9.047.09 -15.06 SET INDEX 368.14 +440 JAKARTA COMP ...4ei.04 +6.10 MANILA COMP .1.***** +492 TAIPEI WP1 4.***** -2.78 SEOILCOMP 554 79 -0.19 SHENZHEN B 194 77
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  • 71 1 FOREX RATES US$ SI I'SS (SSpeiTSS) 1.77U £(I "S$/SS per X)lilt 2.782 ElRQ(l'SS/SS/E) 1063 1.881 YEN 1201 67.90 RM 3800 2.147 HKS 7.799 4.407 BAHT 4191 24.24 R1PIAH 8523 5.041 RENMINBI 8199 4689 INDIAN Rl PEE..... 47.56 26.87 PRIME RATES SINGAPORE* 515 Kl ALA LIMPIR 6.40 HONGKONG 51)00 JAKARTA
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  • 581 1  -  Five new patients bring total number of cases here to 74 By Elgin Toh [SINGAPORE] For the first time in more than 50 years, the Ministry of Education has decided to close all national schools in response to deep public anxiety
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  • 851 1  -  He will head new regional finanr-ial risk management practice By Wong Wei Kong [SINGAPORE] From just one interview, you can quite quickly tell that Chris Matten is a teacher at heart. And, after short stints at Temasek Holdings and OCBC Bank, he may
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  • 677 1  -  Increasingly, players will take cue from war front By Larry Wee [SINGAPORE] Volatility ruled in financial markets yesterday after US Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld warned that the war may last for months. While both Wall Street and the US dollar got a slight lift overnight
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    • 464 2  -  Changes to spur growth include easier access to RM loans for foreigners From] Diana Oon Abdullah in Kuala Lumpur MALAYSIA'S central bank yesterday announced a further easing of foreign exchange controls in a bid to push private investment and spur economic
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    • 131 2 Changes to foreign exchange mles in M'sia Effective from: Nov 21, 2002: Non-residents can borrow up to RMS million (previously RM200.000) to finance projects in Malaysia. Doc 3, 2002: Non-residents may refinance property loans in ringgit to a maximum of three loans. Payments between a resident and non-resident,
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    • 617 2  -  Campaign focnses on partnership with customers By, Amit Roy Choudhury [SINGAPORE] Shrek, the grumpy but lovable green ogre which made millions of dollars for film studio Dream Works and brought laughter to children around the world, is back in the limelight this time to
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    • ON THE grapevine
      • 171 2 NEVER underestimate the power of your personal assistant the digital kind, that is. In fact, OCBC Bank is hoping that personal digital assistants (PDAs) will help it sell more home loans. Using it now on a trial basis, the bank is allowing its
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      • 151 2 WAR in the Middle East. The outbreak of the mysterious respiratory infection (Sars) at home. Add these to the worries about retrenchment and falling asset prices, and you have anxiety aplenty. So how are we to cope? The director of Yale University's Anxiety and Mood
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    • 536 2  -  He also reviewed regional, global developments with Japanese PM From- Anthony Rowley in Tokyo THE need for Singapore and Asean to remain attractive for Japanese investment in the face of growing competition from China was one of two key issues that Prime
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    • 404 2  -  o!Hneeconomy By Anna Teo Against growth expectations as high as 18 per cent, February's industrial output fell 1.4 per cent as a plunge in the volatile biomedical science sector offset higher output in other key industries. Figures from the Economic Development Board show a 31
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    • 32 2 Correction OFFICE rents in Singapore are now at their 1988/1989 levels, not 1998/1999 levels as incorrectly stated in yesterday's report, "Office rents slipped 4.9% in Ql". We are sorry for the error.
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  • WAR IN IRAQ
    • 460 4 LAT-WP [LONDON] British Prime Minister Tony Blair was scheduled to travel to Washington for talks yesterday with President George Bush about the war in Iraq and a role for the United Nations in postwar reconstruction. Rejecting speculation that the talks were
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    • 174 4 Source: BBC website, Reuters MOpn More than 500 civilians were wounded and over 200 homes destroyed by Allied bombardments in Nasiriyah, Iraqi Information Minister Mohammed Said A 1 Sahhaf said. S^Spa The Iraqi satellite TV resumes its services, after being bombed earlier. Unlike the domestic terrestrial service
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    • 871 4 Crude price jumps 4% in London on fears of extended supply disruption AFP Bloomberg Reuters [NEW YORK] Oil exports from Iraq under United Nations supervision have collapsed with the volume plunging three-quarters to 3.1 million barrels per day (bpd) last
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    • 307 4 Reuters [NEW YORK] US troops in Iraq will soon be able to adorn their quarters with the 21st century's answer to World War II pinups, as the publisher of Maxim and Stuff ships free copies of the men's lifestyle magazines to their
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    • 584 4 Bombs dropped to support revolt against Saddam, disable TV centre AP AFP Reuters Bloomberg ALLIED bombardment of the "hornet's nest" of Republican Guard units in Baghdad intensiFied last night ahead of a decisive battle expected there, following the Coalition's earlier attacks yesterday on
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    • WARBriefs
      • 80 4 Reuters [BERLIN] The head of the International Monetary Fund was quoted as saying a global recession could no longer be ruled out should a long-lasting war in Iraq push up oil prices and dampen consumer confidence. "In the case of a long-lasting
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      • 60 4 AFP [SYDNEY] Anti-war tempers flared mto violence yesterday as thousands of protesters again took to the streets throughout Asia in often rowdy demonstrations against the US-led attack on Iraq. American fast-food restaurants and diplomatic missions were a particular target of the mainly student-led protests
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      • 110 4 Reuters [WASHINGTON] The Treasury said on Tuesday US banks were in the process of turning over Iraqi financial assets the United States had frozen in the past and last week decided to seize for use in post-war rebuilding. "We're very pleased with the way it's
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      • 67 4 Reuters I KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia will cancel car sales by national carmaker Proton to Iraq, while state-run Malaysian International Shipping Corp has stopped bulk shipments to the Middle East, its trade minister said yesterday. Rafidah Aziz, Minister of International Trade and Industry, also said palm
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      • 71 4 AFP (WASHINGTON] The United States has earmarked nearly US$36 million to construct a new, well-fortified embassy in Baghdad to represent US interests in a post-Saddam Hussein Iraq, the State Department said on Tuesday. In addition, the department said it planned to spend US$2O million
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      • 72 4 Reuters [UNITED NATIONS] The UN Security Council agreed on Tuesday to hold an emergency debate on Iraq but Arab envoys were undecided whether to push a resolution demanding an immediate end to the US-led war. The debate was set for Wednesday at 3 pm (2000
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    • 968 5  -  l-i I comment ECONOMICS The USs74.9b tag will bulge with US facing ballooning budget, current account deficits vikram khanna AT long last, and after months of silence on the issue, the administration of US President George W Bush has come up with the first
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    • 386 5 SPOILS OF WAR Reuters [PARIS] The French government has teamed up with industry to examine ways that French companies could take part in the rebuilding of Iraq after the war which Paris staunchly opposed, an employers group said on Tuesday. Despite opposing war in
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    • 621 5 Reuters (WASHINGTON] It can pay to be a member of President George W Bush's coalition against Iraq. Wrapped into the US$75 billion war budget he proposed to Congress on Tuesday were grants and loans worth billions of dollars for what he called "partners
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    • 494 5 Bnt it won't take part in 'carve-up' of oil riches: DPM AFP [MOSCOW] Russia voiced fresh concern about the future of its oil interests in Iraq on Tuesday, but vowed not to take part in any scramble for the country's oil riches
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    • 499 5 Reuters NO MORE Coca-Cola or Budweiser, no Marlboro, no American whiskey or even American Express cards a growing number of restaurants in Germany are taking everything American off their menus to protest the war in Iraq. Although the protests are mainly symbolic, waiters in
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  • SINGAPORE markets
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      338 6 OTHER SINGAPORE INDICES Mar 26 VALUE CLOSE BTO&QS 330.00 +40.00 BTCAM -*****.00 +138.00 BT l(May MA ******.00 +33.00 AB-SG 354.17 +3.49 SG EqaittM Ekct 120.61 0.24 SG Eqwtm Fin 1134.69 +10.92 SGEffritfM** 318.18 +2.97 MSC1 Sagaporv 162.95 +1.58 SMSOFatew 163.10 +2.80 Stocks Volume L&M lc 41,721,000 AxisUS2c 17.585.000 MultiVis HK7c
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    • 272 6  -  HOT STOCK/ WARRANT Ven Sreenivasan THE recent selldown on bank stocks has been prompted by a slew of negative newsflows, led by the expectation that after the Iraq war ends, the Singapore economy is likely to lumber along in
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    • 765 6  -  comment STOCKS r. sivanithy NO matter what moral outrage may surround the current conflict in Iraq, stock market traders appear unlikely to waver in their belief that a quick victory for the US-led coalition is the best tonic for markets everywhere at least in the short term.
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    • 783 6 Reuters [LONDON] The US dollar kept within recent ranges against major currencies yesterday, unmoved by the latest reports of US-led attacks on Baghdad while investors try to gauge the likely length of the conflict. The dollar was volatile in the first few days of
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  • 3351 6 UNIT TRUSTS FUNDS Com Global Lifestyle Index Fd 0 80* Com Global Health Index Fd 0 774/ Com Global Telecom indexFd 0 384/ n ?V "*l (S (wu*) Com Global lnfote< Index Fd 1 0.271/ Star Europe Eqty' 0 56/ Com Global Energy Index Fd 0 79V Star Europe Bd.
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  • SINGAPORE companies
    • 558 7  -  $151 m gain also due to lower provisions and finance costs By Kalpana Rashiwala KWEK Leng Beng's City Developments yesterday posted a full-year group net profit of $151.2 million, up from a restated profit of $53.8 million in the previous year. The
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    • 205 7 DIARY and organiser manufacturer Nippecraft Group has returned to the black, earning $2.6 million last year after losing $28,000 in 2001. Nippecraft said the turnaround was mainly due to improved margins resulting from reduced operating expenses, interest costs and a foreign exchange
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    • 367 7  -  By Ven Sreenivasan THE trading volume may not be great, but that has not prevented the Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX) and Australian Stock Exchange Ltd (ASX) from doubling the number of stocks on the cotrading list of the two
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    • 284 7  -  Group posted maiden profit of $290.2 m recently Byi Andrea Tan LIEW Mun Leong made $1.23 million running Capita Land, Singapore's largest listed property group, last year. But his accumulated 2.7 million share options as at the end of the year are deeply
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    • 289 7  -  By' Vince Chong THANKS to its foresight, Singapore textile wholesaler and exporter Ban Joo Company sent extra goods into the Middle East from where it derives about 20 per cent of revenues well before the war in Iraq began. The move proved timely
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    • COMPANYBriefs
      • 82 7 DBS Group and its flagship bank DBS Bank said they are not related in any way to DBS Financial Management pic, which was fined by the UK's Financial Services Authority for "misleading" advertising. They said DBS Group, its subsidiaries and affiliates have no direct or
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      • 85 7 EXCEL Machine Tools said the joint petition for a judicial management order for the company has been fixed to be heard before the High Court on April 14. The board will announce the outcome of the petition once it is decided. The joint petition was
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      • 49 7 TRANSPAC Industrial Holdings sank into the red last year with losses of $1.09 million, or loss per share of 2.72 cents. Transpac posted profits of $911,423 in FYOI. Losses piled on in FYO2 despite an 81 per cent hike in sales to $1.16 million.
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      • 58 7 Elec Eltek names new chairman ELEC Eltek International Company yesterday announced the appointment of Thomas Tang as chairman and managing director of the company. Kenneth Shim was appointed as an independent non-executive director. Messrs David So, Marcus Tsang, Wilson Tam and Johnny Ng relinquished their executive duties and management functions
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      • 75 7 PORTEK International has obtained an extension of its right to operate the multi-purpose terminal at Banten, West Java by 13 years to December 2022. The right to operate the terminal was to have expired in December 2010. With this extension, Portek plans to proceed with its
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      • 68 7 STARTECH Electronics, which earlier said it was unclear about its profit prospects, now reckons it would probably report a loss for last year. Last September, the company said market conditions remained difficult with the visibility unclear. With less than a week before it is due to
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      • 44 7 GIC Real Estate, the property investment and management arm of the Government of Singapore Investment Corporation, has appointed Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts to manage the ANA Harbour Grand Hotel. GIC Real Estate bought the Sydney hotel last August.
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    • 444 7 Interim results seen coming with payout of up to 75 cents a share Bloomberg SINGAPORE Press Holdings may announce a special dividend, returning to investors some $200 million from its sale of a stake in mobile phone service provider Mobile One Ltd, said analysts.
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    • 33 7 Interim reaJts Compiled by BT FY2002 COMPANY NET PROFIT CHANGE m Jadason Enterprises 0.20 n/m CHpsal Industries 8.00 -32 Ssmudera Shipping 12.63 -1-79 Noel Gifts* 0.22 -44 TTLHIdgs* 0.73 +188
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    • 705 7  -  siew vince chong ONE can't judge a book by its cover. Similarly, just as Ossia International is known as a footwear and general sports distributor, investors may just need to scratch a little deeper to discover that there is more to it than meets
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  • EXECUTIVE suite
    • 519 8  -  Move in response to fears of unfair competition but name can be used overseas Byy Vince Chong HDB Corp, the Housing and Development Board's corporatised building and development arm, will not use that name in Singapore in response to private sector fears
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    • 760 8  -  KaJpana Rashiwala looks at what the Draft Master Plan 2003 exhibition for the North region unveiled Kalpana Rashiwala THERE is a onethird increase in industrial land set aside for the northern part of Singapore covering places like Woodlands, Sembawang, Sungei Kadut and Yishun,
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    • 498 8 FANCY living in the northern part of Singapore, home to some of the island's best nature areas like the Central Catchment and Sungei Buloh? If you do, here's some good news. The number of homes in the North region will go up
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  • 1593 8 S1C0M FUTURES Mar 26 RUBBER Futures (Closing prices) RSS1 (S cents/kg) Close Volume Open Month Htqh Low Sett (tonnes) Interest Apr 03 187.00 May 03 186.50 Jun 03 184.00 Jul/Sep 03 183.00 RSS 3 (US cents/kg) Volume Open Month High Low Sett (ton—i) Interest Apr 03 1 1 105.00
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  • EDITORIAL & opinion
    • 743 10  -  OPINION bottom line frank ching The writer is a Hong Kong-based journalist and commentator CHINA'S new premier, Wen Jiabao, assumed office last week just as the war in Iraq was about to begin. At his inaugural press conference, he projected an image of someone
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    • 86 10 'As long as you have a society that is 40-50 per cent poor, 40-50 per cent hungry and 40-50 percent oppressed, the grammar of insurgency will be lere Teodoro Bwrigno a former Filipino government official, on the communist insurgency coming back to life in the Philippines. 'Does
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    • 633 10 editorial WHEN the Bank of Japan's new governor, Toshihiko Fukui, called an emergency meeting of the central bank's Policy Board this week, it was hoped he might be prepared to embark on bold new actions to pull Japan out of the trough of economic stagnation.
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    • 880 10  -  But as Europe condemns the US for its stand on Iraq, it bears remembering that it was European paralysis that produced a lot more carnage in Rwanda and the Balkans By Robert J Samuelson The Washington Post Writers Group THE great breach between
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    • 431 10  -  I,', Mil bag Leong Sze Hian Singapore SINGTEL recently introduced a Caller Alert service which is free of charge to all Sing Tel postpaid mobile customers on the GSM 900 network. It notifies them of any missed calls when their mobile phone is switched
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    • 210 10  -  See Leong Kit Singapore I REFER to the report "Golden parachutes getting more common in S'pore" (BT, March 24). Top pay for top talent, foreign talent (fallen talent?), golden parachutes/umbrellas/handshakes (but no golden boot?).. .Long before these political and corporate buzzwords appeared in Singapore, we have
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    • 134 10  -  Narayana Narayana Singapore I REFER to the letter "Declare dividends in cents per share" (Mailbag, March 19) by Denis Distant. While there is much merit in his suggestion, Mr Distant is a little behind the times, as there is now a half-cent par value
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  • SINGAPORE news
    • 316 14 THE poor investment climate, exacerbated by Iraq war clouds resulted in fewer properties changing hands in the first three months this year. Figures from property firm Jones Lang LaSalle show that investment property sales (excluding asset securitisation deeds) totalled some $459 million in
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    • 470 14  -  Q2 hike would have been steeper if not for lower power transmission costs By' Tang Weng Fai IN another sign of the impact of the Iraq war on consumers and businesses, electricity prices are slated to increase an average 17 per cent
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    • 344 14  -  Lee Cheow Seng said to be leaving after 3 years Byi Andrea Tan MOUNT Alvernia Hospital is looking a new chief executive officer. Its current CEO Lee Cheow Seng is said to be leaving the not-for-profit hospital after three years. The 303-bed Mount
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    • 180 14 MESSIER-BUGATTI, a French aircraft braking specialist, yesterday officially opened a facility to assemble electrical passenger seat sub-assemblies. This facility was constructed to support the growth of this new business line in the Asia-Pacific region. The company's new product line Seat Net which is a range of
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    • 378 14  -  And choice of first naval chopper will be by year-end By David Boey SINGAPORE expects to short-list "around three" warplanes in the second half of the year from the six advanced multi-role fighters now being evaluated, and should pick its first naval helicopter before
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  • REGIONAL news
    • 628 16 HONGKONG More than 100 HE schools closed as another 30 people are infected Reuters AFP CHINA dramatically raised the death toll from a mystery virus yesterday amid world efforts to control an outbreak of pneumonia that has killed at least 50 people
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    • 486 16  -  From] Eddie Teh in Kuala Lumpur STANDARDS of corporate governance have improved tremendously in Malaysia since the precrisis days, but they are still not enough to placate some major foreign investors. Big foreign boys like the California Public Employees' Retirement System, or Calpers, and
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    • 356 16  -  Share trading halt points to changes at bridge-related nnits From Eddie Toh in Kuala Lumpur BELEAGUERED United Engineers Malaysia-Renong group is set to undergo another major restructuring that could see changes to the ownership of the country's major bridges. Renong, Intria and Projek Penyelenggaraan
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    • NOTEBook
      • 70 16 Reuters [BANGKOK] Thai Finance Minister Suchart Jaortsidha said yesterday that international rating agencies Moody's and Standard and Poor** would upgrade Thailand's sovereign rating in the next one or two months due to its improved economic outlook. Separately, Thai Commerce Minister Adisai Bodharamik said yesterday that he
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      • 73 16 Bloomberg [JAKARTA] Indonesian business confidence slumped in December and January to its lowest since March 2002 as government moves to cut fUel subsidies raised concerns that earnings and growth may weaken, a survey showed. The Danareksa Research Institute's business sentiment index Ml to 110.4 in
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      • 84 16 Reuters [BANGKOK] Thailand, the world's top producer and exporter of rubber, has approved a plan to charge exporters a higher tariff on the commodity shipped out of the country, exporters and officials said yesterday. The plan was approved by the cabinet on Tuesday, officials from
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      • 73 16 Bloomberg [JAKARTA] A unit of Indonesia's second-largsst cigarette maker, PT HM Sampoerna, set up a packaging joint venture in China's Jiangsu prolines, the Indonesian company said in a statement to the Jakarta Exchange. The venture, Jiangsu Liantong Sampoerna Printing Co, will sell products, including cigarette
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  • REGIONAL news
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      • 98 17 Reuters [TAIPEI] Taiwan's largest PC maker Acer, said yesterday it expects 2003 net profit to fall 31 per cent as poor market conditions mean it will not sell as many shares in affiliated companies as last year. Acer predicted this year's net profit
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      • 92 17 AFP [HONG KONG] Nearly one out of four workers in Hong Kong believe they could lose their job in the coming year, a survey by a US-based employment and management consulting firm showed yesterday. A global career confidence index survey conducted by Right
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      • 62 17 Bloomberg [BEIJING] Profit at China's industrial companies more than doubled from a year earlier in the first two months 0f2003, helped by surging earnings at energy companies, the government reported. Profits rose 120 per cent to 98 billion yuan ($20.9 billion), the National Bureau
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      • 50 17 Reuters [BEIJING] The death toll from the weekend explosion at a coal mine in China's northern province of Shanxi has risen to 62, state television said yesterday. Ten people were missing and rescue work was under way at the Mengnanzhuang mine. Reuters
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      • 86 17 Bloomberg [BEIJING] Foreign-owned airlines will not be allowed to fly non-stop between China and Taiwan when the two sides end their 53-year ban on direct flights, a Chinese government spokesman said. Only Chinese and Taiwanese carriers will operate flights between Taiwan and China, Taiwan
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    • 330 17 SYDNEY Chinese say clampdown is harsh and 'unacceptable' AFP CHINA warned Australia yesterday that tightening anti-dumping legislation to restrict cheap imports may hamper the burgeoning trade ties between the two countries. The Chinese embassy confirmed it had told the Australian government that moves to clamp
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    • 620 17 MANILA Philippine govt angry with investment bank over bond criticism NYT WHILE investment banks in the US are being chastised for sugar-coating their research reports to please companies whose securities they underwrote, the Philippine government is taking steps to punish one investment bank for
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    • 423 17 HONG KONG Government, small developers likely to lead the way Bloomberg HONG Kong's closely held property companies and the government may sell the city's first real estate investment trusts as early as the end of the year, Merrill Lynch Co
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  • WORLD news
    • 558 18 WASHINGTON Senators reverse earlier position as concerns over cost of Iraq war monnt LAT-WP Reuters THE US Senate unexpectedly reversed itself on Tuesday and voted to slash more than half of President George W Bush's proposal to reduce taxes by US$726
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    • 483 18 BERLIN It seeks greater accountability for ratings given Bloomberg THE Group of Seven industrialised countries and international financial organisations aim to boost scrutiny of credit-rating companies, German Deputy Finance Minister Caio Koch-Weser said. "We established as a high priority the need to improve
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    • 389 18 LATEST US INDICATORS US new home sales dropped unexpectedly to lowest pace in 21/2 years Reuters AFP Bloomberg AP [WASHINGTON] US orders for big-tick-et items dropped in every category last month except for defence equipment. The decline, which followed a 1.9 per cent
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    • 308 18 WASHINGTON Reuters A LEADING US economist says the decline in the value of the dollar over the past year should reduce the US' record trade deficit by US$lOO billion over the next one to two years. Fred Bergs ten, director of the Institute for
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      • 114 18 Reuters [WASHINGTON/CHICAGO] The leader of the US Senate predicted on Tuesday that Congress would grant aid to ailing US airlines, sparking a rally in stocks of the carriers weighed down by an Iraq war travel slump. Remarks by new Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist
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      • 110 18 AFP [TOKYO] Japan's financial watchdog is set to unveil this week a set of rules for banks, a spokesman said yesterday. Breaking the rules would allow the Financial Services Agency to consider converting preference shares it holds in banks into ordinary shares with voting
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      • 136 18 Bloomberg [WASHINGTON] US banks doubled their increase in profits in 2002, relying on low interest rates and a strong housing market to weather the slow economy, a banking regulator said. Net income for banks supervised by the Office of the Comptroller of the
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      • 133 18 Reuters IGENEVA] Talks to free up world farm trade were deadlocked on Tuesday and negotiators saw little chance of meeting an end-March deadline for a deal. A plan put forward by the chief mediator in the talks at the World Trade Organization has been rejected
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      • 106 18 AFP [BRUSSELS] EU Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner Pedro Solbes said on Tuesday that short-term prospects for the European economy were drab. "The short-term prospects for the European economy are not very favourable," he said, blaming the weakness on subdued global trade, high oil
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    • 425 21 Reuters [HONG KONG] AOL Time Warner and top Chinese computer maker Legend Group Ltd have put their US$2OO million China Internet joint venture on hold in the face of grow ing competition, Legend said yesterday. Launched amid much fanfare nearly two years
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    • 259 23 IVS Reuters THE Baltic Dry Index remained static at 1940, the Baltic Capesize Index fell 2 points to 2660, the Baltic Panamax Index fell 6 points to 1824 and the Baltic Handymax Index rose 66 points to *****. TIME-CHARTER: Constantia (built 1996) *****9 dwt delivery Far East early
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    • 257 23 No oil spill from Iranian-owned VLCC, traffic not disrupted Reuters [LONDON] An Iranianowned supertanker has run aground in the Suez Canal, Lloyd's agents said on Tuesday, though canal authorities said the vessel was not disrupting traffic or leaking oil. Lloyd's Casualty Reporting said the
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      • 131 23 AP [KUALA LUMPUR] Shipments of Malaysian cars and palm oil to the Middle East have been disrupted because of the war in Iraq, Trade Minister Rafldah Aziz said yesterday. National carmaker Perusahaan Otomobil Nas ional. or Proton, was forced to cancel a shipment 0f5,000 cars
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      • 59 23 Reuters [HONG KONG] China Shipping Development Co Ltd, China's second largest shipping company, said yesterday that it expected 2.1 billion yuan (*****.78 million) in capital expenditures, mainly to build ships, from 2003 to 2006. The ships include oil tankers and bulk carriers totalling 810,000 dead weight
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    • 428 23 Egyptian-owned vessel has to replace Iraqi nationals Reuters [LONDON/NEW YORK] The US Coast Guard said it had taken control of an Egyptian-owned oil tanker on the east coast of the United States after boarding the vessel and denying US entry
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    • 489 23 Ports, container leasing account for gain Bloomberg [HONG KONG] Cosco Pacific Ltd, the world's fifth-larg-est container-leasing company, had a 16 per cent gain in second-half profit because of higher earnings from ports and container leasing. Net income at the port arm of China's largest
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      • 461 24 Logo changed, catch phrase added to reflect its move into new global markets Reuters [ATLANTA] United Parcel Service Inc said it was changing its familiar brown-and-gold logo and adding a catch phrase to its vast fleet of chocolate-col-oured planes and trucks as part of
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      • 351 24 AP [FRANKFURT, Germany! Frankfurt airport's operator said it wrote off 293 million euros (*****.8 million) from a contested airport project in the Philippines, pushing the company to a 120 million euro loss last year. Fraport AG will sue to recover all of the
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      • 152 24 Bloomberg [BANGKOK) Thai Airways International, the national carrier, filled less seats in February from a year earlier as travellers choose to stay at home because of security concerns before the start of the US-led invasion on Iraq. The carrier filled 75.8 per cent of seats.
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      • 703 32 Dispute over use of force majeure may lead to long-running disputes: analysts Reuters [CHICAGO] US airlines are using the war with Iraq as legal justification for thousands of layoffs, setting off fights with unions that could drag on for months or
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      • 248 32 Review expected if Iraq war is prolonged and air travel dives Bloomberg [SYDNEY] Sydney airport, Australia's busiest and part-owned by Macquarie Airports, has the biggest challenge among the nation's airports to safeguard its credit rating as the Iraq war crimps air travel,
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      • 202 32 AFP [LONDON] British Airways (BA) has cancelled flights to the United States and is due to announce further revisions to its schedules due to the ongoing Iraq war, the airline said on Tuesday. One of BA's London to New York services has already been called
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        • 107 32 Reuters [DALLAS] AMR Corp's American Airlines, which cut its international capacity due to the war in Iraq, said it may also reduce domestic flight capacity if the conflict further weakens demand for air travel. In a taped message to employees on Monday, AMR chief executive
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        • 59 32 Bloomberg [TOKYO] Japan Airlines System, Asia's biggest carrier, may cut flights on some international routes because of falling demand caused by passengers' concerns over the war in Iraq. The company is considering cutting flights depending on demand, as passenger numbers are falling," said company spokesman Tatsuo
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        • 43 32 Reuters [ROME] Italian state-owned airline Alitalia said in a statement on Tuesday it would cancel flights to Dubai, Beirut, Amman and Damascus between yesterday and April 13 due to the war in Iraq and falling demand for transport. Reuters
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      • 273 32 Airline refused to pay back-dated aeronautical charges at new rate Reuters [WELLINGTON] Wellington International Airport Ltd (WIAL) is taking Air New Zealand to court seeking NZ$7 million (Ss6.B million) in under-paid fees, the airport's majority owner Infratil said yesterday. Air New
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      • 224 32 CHDfA Aft-tlißß CTABH AFP [TAIPEI] Taiwan's flight safety authorities said they have found metal fatigue cracks and damage on a China Airlines' Boeing 747-200 which ploughed into waters off the island last year, killing 225 passengers and crew, officials said Tuesday. The ill-fated plane
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      • 262 32 AFP [AUCKLAND] A fully laden Singapore Airlines Boeing 747 which hit its tail on the runway as it took off from Auckland airport a fortnight ago will be in the repair hangar for 16 days, the company said yesterday. It
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