The Business Times, 30 September 2003
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Title Section14 2003-09-30 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MITA (P) 024/03/2003 Internet: nttp://business-times.asial com.sg SINGAPORE TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 200314 words
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548 2003-09-30 1 Chuang Peck Ming - BT exclusive Manufacturing staff likely to see biggest jump in pay, SNEF poll shows By Chuang Peck Ming [SINGAPORE] The uncertain economic climate has left employers busy with adjustments to their projected wage hikes and the latest survey by the Singapore548 words
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646 2003-09-30 1 Wong Wei Kong - Analysts say interest in region revived on top of China target By Wong Wei Kong [SINGAPORE] United Overseas Bank's bid for Bank Internasional Indonesia (BII) may indicate renewed interest among Singapore banks in acquisitions in Southeast Asia, while keeping the China market as646 words
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Article73 2003-09-30 1 Dsn 1,628.71 (+1.17) ST INDEX FUTURES 1,621.00 (+3.00) mm SIMSCI FUTURES U 199.60 (+0.40) Monday hangt> KIM CMP MLM fi iw NIKKKI225 _.10.***** -K8.K7 RAM 8MB IU4UI I4K.K7 SKTINDKX -5K0«B JAKARTA MIMP JW7.I4 2.7 MANILA (MMP I.SI0,H» S.49 TAIPEI WPI 5.R4S.50 -fi.SI KKOTLUiMP «%<« 4I.S4 SIIKNZIIKN B -22K71 <(14973 words
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Article75 2003-09-30 1 FOREX RATES US$ S$ ISS (SSpwISS) 1729 S|l SS/SSprt-*)- (v.l Kl KO(l SS/SS/K| 1.141 I-972 YKN 111.4 t4 4il KM SH«« 2.I9H HKS 7.749 44«2 BAHT 401* t\IK Kl I1AH H.424 4.H72 KKNMINBI K .299 4H00 INDIAN RIPER 4&.H5 2fii»2 AS 1494 OHM NZS 1.703 0.9H5 NHKMTEt S!Mi.\|1»KK* .2'.75 words
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769 2003-09-30 1 Daniel Buenas - Impact on S'pore employees, agents too early to assess By Daniel Buenas {SINGAPORE] Manulife Financial Corporation of Canada will buy US-based John Hancock Financial Services for US$ll billion in stock to create one of the biggest lifeinsurers in North America but policyholders in769 words
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263 2003-09-30 2 Chen Huifen - Processing claims will take seconds instead of days By Chen Huifen [SINGAPORE] Insure.NET, a Web services platform initiated by Microsoft and the Infocomm Development Authority, is set to save insurance companies here millions of dollars a year. Touted to be the first263 words
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Article, Illustration873 2003-09-30 2 Jeff Wagner - Analysts split on current inventory, participation by mainland investors From Jeff Wagner in Hong Kong HONG KONG'S property market may be picking up from the lows reached during the Sars crisis, but analysts are split over its future prospects, differing on how the currentAFP - 873 words
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Article, Illustration793 2003-09-30 2 Loh Hui Yin - Law firm also sees more Chinese firms listing in S'pore By Loh Hui Yin [SINGAPORE] China's membership in the World Trade Organization has paved the way for more Singapore companies to enter the mainland's services sector. And on the other side ofARTHUR LEE - 793 words
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SINGAPORE companies
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Article, Illustration447 2003-09-30 3 Serena Ng - BT exclusive 3 shareholders apply to call meeting to change most of the board members By Serena Ng JUST three-and-a-half months after Startech Electronics* board saw a major revamp following a boardroom coup at a shareholders' meeting, a new group of threeFILE PHOTO - 447 words
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Article, Illustration354 2003-09-30 3 Loh Hui Yin - Casino operator submits appeal at last minute to revive $100m IPO plans By Loh Hui Yin CAMBODIA casino operator NagaCorp has made an appeal for its listing prospectus to be registered, the Monetary Authority of Singapore said yesterday, adding it will give "due consideration"BLOOMBERG - 354 words
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717 2003-09-30 3 wong wei kong - HOCK lock siew wong wei kong IF UNITED Overseas Bank's (UOB) bid for Bank Internasional Indonesia (BII) raises some questions, then Temasek Holdings' move to acquire its second Indonesian bank in a year is even more baffling. Last week, UOB and Temasek both made717 words
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Article, Illustration611 2003-09-30 4 Serena Ng - But weak firms may shy away from voluntary coverage, critics say By Serena Ng THE Singapore Exchange and the Monetary Authority of Singapore yesterday unveiled a unique scheme to help broaden the research coverage of Singa-pore-listed stocks, but some industry players said they expect only611 words
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241 2003-09-30 4 Kenneth Lim - By Kenneth Lim CHINA medical apparatus maker Sunray Holdings plans to light up the Singapore Exchange mainboard with an initial public offer of 60 million new shares and 15 million vendor shares. The Guangzhou-based company, which lodged its preliminary prospectus with the Monetary Authority of241 words
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Article415 2003-09-30 4 Wong Wei Kong, Joyce Koh - Move to help Value Creation and China Delta list in S'pore By Wong Wei Kong, Joyce Koh MAINBOARD-LISTED Add value Technologies yesterday announced plans to invest in two of its business partners that it hopes will eventually be listed on Sesdaq. Addvalue, a digital, wireless415 words
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Article286 2003-09-30 4 Kenneth Lim - By Kenneth Lim HARD-DISK drive (HDD) component maker MMI Holdings' managing director Teh Bong Lim wants to reduce MMl's reliance on the hard-disk industry through diversification, but loss-making non-core businesses sent MMI into its first-ever loss of $3.6 million for the year ended June286 words
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COMPANY Briefs
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Article66 2003-09-30 4 TEXTILES trader Ban Joo&Co reported a26parent j profit rise to $2.78 million, while turnover roe*&77 j per cent to $140.9 million for the year ended June 8D. Earnings per share rose from 0.39 cent to 0.50 cent The company attributed the improvement to higher i contributions from66 words
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83 2003-09-30 4 SEE Hup Seng, which provides corrosion prevention services, said Meadow Springs Enterprises is acquiring a 28 per cent stake in it, or around 30-8 million shares, at 4.75 cents each from SHS Holding (Pte) Ltd. Meadow Springs has also entered into call and put83 words
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Article72 2003-09-30 4 JACKS International, which deals in industrial and technical trading, installation ofpiping and ducting, retailing of health foods and supplements, and motor vehicle distribution and servicing, incurred a net loss of $246,000for the half hear ended July 31, compared with a $217,000 net profit previously.72 words
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Article48 2003-09-30 4 RESPONDING to our report last week "Xpress founder forced to sell more shares", KK Fong, the former controlling shareholder of the company, hat clarified that he also holds a deemed interest of another 14.93 per cent in the company. The latest store saie reduced h.s direct staljpMtregWMggh48 words
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Article, Illustration283 2003-09-30 6 OTHER SINGAPORE INDICES Sep 29 VALUE CLOSE TOMS 200.00 -15.00 ITCOPI -*****.00 -6.00 ■T1H* Mil -*****.00 +20.00 (Ml tf fpiii 444.28 -0.51 SQCjrfiiiDiit 173.19 -0.58 «r|Jiiifti 1400.12 +4.05 »r«*lnPiM 404.97 -0.40 199.94 -0.30 OHaMra 199.80 +0.40 Japan Asia 5o 63,765,000 TTIntlSc 54.156.000 KlVemures 10c 39.436.000 C«Jra»a2.5c 37.U7.000 PacMcCarftuylOc 34.929.000 Thahral283 words
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Article, Illustration277 2003-09-30 6 Ven Sreenivasan - HOT STOCK/ WARRANT By Ven Sreenivasan ANALYSTS who recently went on a company visit to Eastern Asia Technologies facilities in Shenzhen, China, came away very impressed by the company's expansion and scale of business activities. In a report last week, DMG Partners noted that277 words
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Article, Illustration762 2003-09-30 6 ven sreenivasan - BT comment STOCKS ven sreenivasan IT was another case of the Monday blues for the local bourse, which yesterday kicked off the week on a lacklustre note amid anaemic openings on other regional markets. Concerns over the pace of US economic recovery and the weakening762 words
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Article, Illustration610 2003-09-30 6 larry wee - BT comment CURRENCIES Asian units close off highs on fears of intervention action by authorities larry wee IT was the turn of the high-yielding Australian and New Zealand dollars to feel the heat yesterday, after ministerial comments on Friday that the latterSource: Reuters - 610 words
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FOCUS property
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Article, Illustration1107 2003-09-30 8 Diana Oon Abdullah - Agents bank on lowering of price limit to boost sales to foreigners From Diana Oon Abdullah in Kuala Lumpur THIS year, the Malaysian government reduced the price limits for foreigners buying homes in Malaysia in a bid to encourage moreFILE PHOTO - 1,107 words
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SINGAPORE news
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418 2003-09-30 9 Tang Weng Fai - SingPower most exit retailing in the long-term, says EMA official By Tang Weng Fai SINGAPORE will consider liquefied natural gas (LNG) as an alternative fuel for electricity generators, in order to diversify the country's fuel supply and to improve energy security even if418 words
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211 2003-09-30 9 Electricity distributor Singapore Power (SP) yesterday reported a 126 per cent jump in net profits to $749 million for the year ended March 31. The company attributed the impressive jump to better cost management and greater efficiencies in operations. Exceptional items also saw211 words
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388 2003-09-30 9 Joyce Koh - New contractors shortlisted to tender for remaining works By Joyce Koh THE HDB has terminated the services of two contractors Koru Bena Sdn Bhd and Chip Huat Construction for being unable to continue to complete their Sengkang contracts on schedule. To minimise completion388 words
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286 2003-09-30 9 Daniel Buenas - EYE on the economy currency outlook By Daniel Buenas The US dollar could slide another 20 per cent against a basket of other major currencies, although the decline is likely to be a "soft landing" and spread over a period of time, according to286 words
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Article, Illustration428 2003-09-30 9 Hospitals caution against decisions based on price alone HOSPITAL billing information made public by the Ministry of Health and the Consumers Association of Singapore yesterday can help patients choose hospitals, but hospitals can also use the tool to review their pricing and costs,428 words
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Article, Illustration789 2003-09-30 10 yogi aggarwal - THE bottom line OPINION yogi aggarwal THE anomaly is so obvious that repeated attempts are made to correct it When India and Pakistan were part of a larger country, there was a constant movement of goods between one part of the country and another.789 words
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Article46 2003-09-30 10 'This has been a half-speed economy and now it's shifting up to three-quarters speed. But unless we get job growth, I don't think it's going to have a lot of legs to continue growing rapidly. -David Wym an economist, on the US economy.46 words
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615 2003-09-30 10 EDITORIAL IT IS now clear that US President George W Bush's appeal to the international community to join the American-led effort to bring stability to Iraq has received a tepid response at best This is all the more problematic for the fact that615 words
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Article, Illustration1415 2003-09-30 10 Ho Wan Leng - Hie ABCs of layoffs and pay cuts if needed While the axe may be required at times, companies most note that any expected savings from a retrenchment exercise can be nullified by other factors By Ho Wan Leng IN fine weather, companies focus on their expansion plans, growth, revenue, markttFILE PHOTO - 1,415 words
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Article574 2003-09-30 10 David Pauly - COMMENTARY The stock prices of some top US companies are languishing and the prospects aren't good By David Pauly Bloomberg SOME of the world's best-known corporate names have become real losers. Kodak. General Motors. McDonald's. AT&T. IBM. What's more, the chances of these giantsBloomberg - 574 words
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Article, Illustration883 2003-09-30 12 Raju Chellam - Raju Chellam finds out how the EDB is attracting technology providers with its 'market connection' Raju Chellam HOW do you get researchers, innovators, venture capitalists and end-users together so that they leverage on each other to get new products and processes toCHRIS LOH - 883 words
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Article, Illustration490 2003-09-30 12 A SLEW of topline CEO and industry experts are scheduled to speak at the "Captains of Industry" conference on Oct 28 and 29 at the Global Entrepolis Singapore event at Suntec City. Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong will deliver the inaugural address on the night ofFILE PHOTOS - 490 words
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334 2003-09-30 12 EARLY this year, the EDB began to work on nurturing three new emerging industries to diversify Singapore's economic base optics and photonics, industrial IT and nanotechnology. In 2002, foreign investments into these new industries doubled the number of jobs created, with fixed334 words
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Article, Illustration634 2003-09-30 13 TAIPEI TSMC among Taiwanese firms baulking at China's low-end technology Reuters CHINA'S efforts to lure electronics firms from Taiwan to help build a modern hightech economy on the mainland have so far failed to attract big investment in research andReuters; BLOOMBERG - 634 words
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311 2003-09-30 13 TAIPEI More asset sales planned to plug Budget deficit Bloomberg TAIWAN plans to sell a 3 per cent stake in Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co, the island's biggest company by market value, for as much as NT545.9 billion (552.35 billion) as it seeksBloomberg - 311 words
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243 2003-09-30 15 KUALA LUMPUR Bernama THE provision for whistle blowing in the Securities Industry laws will be completely drafted and implemented next year, Second Finance Minister, Jamaludin Jarjis, said yesterday. Whistle blowing refers to protection given to company officers who blow the whistle or discloseBernama - 243 words
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Article, Illustration509 2003-09-30 15 Purchasers to be paid RM270m in shares as damages for project delay MALAYSIAN tycoon Vincent Tan's headache is far from over despite completing the region's biggest mall in time for yesterday's opening by Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad. The businessman disclosed he willAP - 509 words
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NOTE Book
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106 2003-09-30 15 Reuters [BANGKOK] Krung Thai Bank will sell shares at 9 baht (38.8 Singapore cents) to 9.50 baht, a discount of up to 6 per cent yesterday's closing price, a bank source said, in a partial privatisation that will raise US$675 million to US$7l3Reuters - 106 words
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97 2003-09-30 15 Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia's largest car maker Proton said yesterday it expected to complete its corporate reorganisation early next year, paving the way for a strategic partner as it poised itself for the opening of the protected domestic market. Under a revamp announced inReuters - 97 words
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107 2003-09-30 15 Reuters [HONG KONG] Peoples Telephone Co Ltd, one of the smallest of Hong Kong's six mobile phone companies, said yesterday it has received three listing proposals from investment banks for a public offering that would value the company at about HK|5 billion (Ssl.l billion). BasedReuters - 107 words
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75 2003-09-30 15 Bloomberg [SYDNEY] A group led by Leighton Holdings, Australia's biggest construction company, has won a Ass6o million (Ss6so million) contract to build a highway linking Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya. The other members of the group are Maju Construction Engineering Bhd and Perwaja Steel Bhd.Bloomberg - 75 words
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Article104 2003-09-30 15 [KUALA LUMPUR] Publishers will incur an additional cost of between RMI million (*****,000) and RM3 million a month with the implementation of anti-dumping duty on imported newsprint, the Malaysian Business Times reported the Malaysian Newspaper Publishers Association (MNPA) as saying yesterday. The Ministry of International104 words
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Article81 2003-09-30 15 Bloomberg [JAKARTA] Shareholders of PT Bank Mandiri, Indonesia's biggest lender by assets, approved a write-off of 2 trillion rupiah (Ss4oo million) of bad loans, chief finance officer Keat Lee said. The "debt forgiveness" amount will be booked as an expense as the lender willBloomberg - 81 words
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68 2003-09-30 15 Reuters [JAKARTA] Indonesia's largest cement-maker, PT Semen Gresik Tbk, reported a 51 per cent slump in its first-half net profit yesterday, despite booking an increase in net sales, as slow growth hits demand for cement. The firm said it achieved a net profit ofReuters - 68 words
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Article303 2003-09-30 15 Size could reach US$40b within 18 months after slow start: Goldman [HONG KONG] At least six companies in Hong Kong are close to applying to list real estate investment trusts on the Hong Kong stock exchange, The Financial Times reported yesterday. According to investment303 words
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Article, Illustration646 2003-09-30 16 HONG KONG HK insurers can own up to 24.9% in China insurers now, up from 15% Reuters HONG Kong insurance firms will be allowed to own bigger stakes in their mainland counterparts under free-trade deal rules, revealed yesterday, aimed atReuters; AFP - 646 words
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Article, Illustration499 2003-09-30 16 SHANGHAI Teir presence leaves smaller players struggling [SHANGHAI] The foreign banking business in China remains dominated by global Financial giants and large Japanese institutions, according to figures produced by the People's Bank of China (PBOC), leaving little room for struggling smaller players toBLOOMBERG - 499 words
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903 2003-09-30 16 It's time they get out of the trap of export dependence, writes William Pesek Jr [SINGAPORE] AN extraordinary thing is happening in economies around Asia: currencies are rising and governments are letting it happen. It's not clear if the tolerance will last; in fact,903 words
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208 2003-09-30 16 BEIJING Reuters CHINA'S foreign exchange reserves swelled to a record U*****.7 billion at the end of August, the central bank said yesterday amid persistent pressure from the United States for a revaluation of the yuan. The reserves, the world's second-largest after Japan, reached U*****.5Reuters - 208 words
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WORLD news
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Article535 2003-09-30 18 WASHINGTON Personal savings rate increases for 2nd straight month AP. Bloomberg Reuters US personal spending posted another healthy gain in August, even as consumers socked away more money in savings, the government said yesterday. The report boosted hopes the crucial household sector would beAP.; Bloomberg; Reuters - 535 words
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Article, Illustration254 2003-09-30 18 FRANKFURT AP, Bloomberg JUERGEN E Schrempp, Daimler-Chrysler's chairman and chief executive, is leaving the New York Stock Exchange's board of directors following the salary furore involving former NYSE chairman Dick Grasso, a spokesman for the auto giant said. Mr Schrempp becomes the second directorAP,; Bloomberg; AP - 254 words
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Article414 2003-09-30 18 NEW YORK Bloomberg THE American Stock Exchange (Amex) failed to police options trading in violation of an order mandating stricter enforcement and then lied to regulators to cover up its lack of supervision, according to Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) inspectors. The third-biggest US stock exchangeBloomberg - 414 words
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WORLD Watch
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86 2003-09-30 18 AP [FRANKFURT] Germany's postal service Deutsche Post will sell shares in its banking business sometime next year, the company said yesterday. The company's board of directors approved the sale of a minority stake in the Postbank subsidiary within the next 18 months. Even withAP - 86 words
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87 2003-09-30 18 Bloomberg [SEOUL] Capital Group Co, the third-largest US mutual fund company, said it owns 5.01 per cent of Kookmin Bank, South Korea's largest lender. The stake is worth 614 billion won (*****.2 million). The foreign investor has 16.46 million shares of Kookmin Bank forBloomberg - 87 words
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101 2003-09-30 18 AFP [TOKYO] The state-run Development Bank of Japan (DBJ) has loaned 70 billion yen (Ssl.l billion) to Japan Airlines System Corp hit by the Iraq war and the Sars outbreak, a spokesman said yesterday. "We have received DBJ's approval for loans totalling 70AFP - 101 words
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118 2003-09-30 18 Bloomberg [BOSTON] Harvard University s endowment fund, the largest of any US college, gained 12.5 per cent in the year ended June 30, the first increase in three years. The endowment at Harvard, based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, totalled US$l9.l billion at the end ofBloomberg - 118 words
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275 2003-09-30 18 NEW YORK Reuters, Bloomberg TWO Morgan Stanley mutual funds are being probed for possible insider trades involving their purchases of Dean Foods Co shares around the time the bank was also advising a company that was considering buying Dean, the Wall Street JournalReuters,; Bloomberg - 275 words
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485 2003-09-30 19 AMSTERDAM Analysts believe industry can grow 10% or more this year Reuters [AMSTERDAM] Global chip sales increased by 4 per cent to U5513.42 billion in August against July, keeping the hard-hit industry on track for a healthy recovery, a US-basedReuters - 485 words
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283 2003-09-30 19 Bloomberg [SEOUL] Samsung Electronics Co, the world's second-largest semiconductor maker, said demand for flash memory chips used in digital cameras, music file players and other portable devices is outstripping supply. The company, which has a 65 per cent share of the market for theBloomberg - 283 words
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485 2003-09-30 19 PHILADELPHIA AP FOR a growing number of financial institutions across America, bankers' hours now include Sunday. Even with convenient ATMs and 24-hour Internet account access, more banks are opening branches on Sundays in what analysts say is increasingly fierce competition for retail customers.AP - 485 words
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Article, Illustration419 2003-09-30 19 Bloomberg [CANBERRA] Australian Prime Minister John Howard has reshuffled his Cabinet ministers, signalling the start of government preparations to seek a fourth term at an election likely to be held next year. Philip Ruddock was appointed attorney-general, replacing Daryl Williams, who will become communicationsBloomberg; REUTERS - 419 words
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Article, Illustration606 2003-09-30 25 NEW YORK First US corporate greed case will indicate how others will be pursued NYT DENNIS Kozlowski spent Saturday at a lavish wedding party for his daughter on Nantucket, where he owns a beachfront estate. Yesterday, Kozlowski, the former chairman and chief executive of TycoNYT - 606 words
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Article, Illustration156 2003-09-30 20 THE fotir-day iX 2003 exposition from today to October 3 at the Singapore Expo will be one of the biggest infocomm events in Singapore this year. It includes learning labs, a conference, an exhibition and workshops and is set to attract 20,000 industry professionals from the156 words
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809 2003-09-30 20 BERTRAND BIDAUD; FREDDIE NG - Singapore has become a location of choice as the regional HQ for global ICT businesses. The challenge, say BERTRAND BIDAUD and FREDDIE NG, is in keeping the country just as relevant, if not more so, in the years to come BERTRAND BIDAUD FREDDIE NG809 words
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Article, Illustration698 2003-09-30 20 PAUL CHAN - By PAUL CHAN THERE is no doubt that we are in a tough IT environment today. And I think a lot of the conversations around this industry has been focused on a cyclical economic environment. But I would like to put698 words
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Article610 2003-09-30 22 Singapore and Australia are well positioned to create new ICT opportunities for each other AS LEADING players in the information economy, the Singapore and Australian ICT sectors complement each other in many respects. Both countries recognise that the way forward in maintaining this standing is610 words
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Article, Illustration836 2003-09-30 22 BILL CHANG - Governments, businesses and consumers in Asia can look forward to enhanced productivity and better services at lower costs with the growing use of IP telephony, wireless LANs, 3G and other tech innovations, BILL CHANG explains BILL CHANG WHEN it comes to IT, businesses in Singapore and theFILE PHOTOS - 836 words
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Article, Illustration733 2003-09-30 22 The challenge today is for the collective advances in individual domains to be translated into tangible products and services CONVERGENCE is many things to many people, and arguably more so in mobile devices than anywhere else. Beyond making a call or organising personal information with the733 words
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Miscellaneous357 2003-09-30 25 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD 7 Bouncer needed at seaside 8 A beauty enjoying resound- j j j 1 j j i j ing success? (5) U 10 Resolve of old Spanish leader to cross river (6) |10 I I I I I 11 A shady image is certainly L not positive! (8)357 words
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Article, Illustration1989 2003-09-30 26 Strategy guru Sumantra Ghoshal says traditional management philosophy is bankrupt SUMANTRA Ghoshal is among a handful of world-class thought leaders based at European business schools. In 2001, Professor Ghoshal was ranked 12th in the Thinkers 50, the first globed ranking of business thinkers. Prof1,989 words
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610 2003-09-30 26 Xinhua TRADE unions, organisations that have traditionally existed only in the state-owned enterprises on the Chinese mainland, have been increasingly embraced by bosses of private firms as many of them have come to realise their indispensable role in boosting their business. InXinhua - 610 words
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Advertisement149 2003-09-30 26 Indulge In the best of two culinary worlds as we bring you the best of international cuisine. Highlights include Pepper Crabs and Roti Prata from Singapore. Sashimi and Caltfbrnian Hand Roils from Japan. Fresh Oysters. Soft-shelled Crabs and Braised Oxtail from Europe and lots more. Monday to Sadiy (except Saturday)149 words
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Article256 2003-09-30 27 Reuters THE Baltic Dry Index rose 87 points to 2796, the Baltic Capesize Index rose 128 points to 4117, the Baltic Panamax Index rose 106 points to 2615 and the Baltic Handymax Index rose 266 points to *****. TOTS-CHASTER: Cape Century (built 2001) *****3 dwt delivery Immingham 14/15Reuters - 256 words
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Article277 2003-09-30 27 SGX *000 sep29 a w- vd CH Offshore .038 -0.01 4195 Chuan Hup 0.50 -0.01 2276 Cosco Investment 0.52 0.02 ***** CWT Distribution 0.57 i«h 28 Ezra Hldgs 104 0.06 1127 Freight Ijnks .0.08 0.01 165 GB Holdings —0.72 unch 0 Java Holdings 0 66 unch 2323 K1Venhve277 words
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Article, Illustration594 2003-09-30 27 Ban does not apply to ships sailing outside countries' territorial waters Reuters [LONDON] A post-Prestige oil spill ban on ageing sin-gle-hull oil tankers carrying heavy grades of oil by the European Union which is due to come into force inReuters; AFP FILE, PHOTO - 594 words
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258 2003-09-30 27 Alec Almazan - Abu Sayyaf threat to bomb ships bound for Manila From Alec Almazan in Manila PHILIPPINE port and security authorities have raised alert levels at all ports on the southern Philippine island of Mindanao because of threats to bomb ships bound for Manila. Increased security258 words
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410 2003-09-30 27 Exemption starts tomorrow and will continue till end of 2005 Bloomberg (SEOUL] South Korea will suspend fees on transhipment cargo that enters the country's ports starting next month in an effort to make it more competitive against ports in Singapore, China andBloomberg - 410 words
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FEMALE seafarers
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Article728 2003-09-30 28 Women working alongside men on board ships face discrimination and sexual harassment ILO study finds ILO News [MANILA] WOMEN seafarers a rare but growing cohort among the world's waterborne transportation fleet face inordinately tough working conditions, including discrimination and sexual harassment, as the maritime sector adjustsILO News - 728 words
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Article, Illustration91 2003-09-30 28 AP [SAINT NAZAIRE. France] The Queen Mary 2, soon to be the longest, tallest and most expensive passenger ship ever constructed (US$BOO million), leaving Saint Nazaireport, western France, escorted by tugboats, for a three-day test run on the open sea off the coast of France.AP - 91 words
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Article139 2003-09-30 33 Oct 1 China: National Day. Hongkong: Nat Day. Oct 2 China: Nat Day Hoi. Oct 3 Germany: German Unity Day. South Korea: Nat Found Day. Oct 4 Hongkong: Chung Yeung Fest. Oct 0 Australia: Labour Day. Oct 10 Taiwan: National Day. Oct 12 Brazil: Our Lady Aparecida. Oct139 words
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Article445 2003-09-30 33 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 market. Prices shown are based on averagesized stem Market movements are indicated The Cockett Bunker Price Index change and the445 words
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214 2003-09-30 34 AFP [SYDNEY] Qantas admitted yesterday that its cabin staff delayed a flight because they thought four Arabs travelling as guests of Australia's national air force might be terrorists. Flight attendants on a domestic flight from Sydney to Perth raised the alarm after seeing three ofAFP - 214 words
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234 2003-09-30 34 Bloomberg [SYDNEY] Qantas Airways, Australia's largest airline, and Patrick Corp, which owns half of rival Virgin Blue Airlines, formed a joint venture to buy a Mel-bourne-based engine maintenance unit. Engine Services Co made an offer to the administrator of failed Ansett HoldingsBloomberg - 234 words
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Article, Illustration563 2003-09-30 34 Swiss govt unlikely to provide carrier with any more cash AFP [GENEVA] The troubled airline Swiss slipped under the protective wing of the Oneworld alliance and British Airways (BA) last week, but Europe's ninth-largest carrier has not cleared financial turbulence thatAFP; AP FILE PHOTO - 563 words
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Article, Illustration494 2003-09-30 34 Qantas grounds two jumbos for farther checks Bernama. Bloomberg [MELBOURNE] Aviation authorities have assured passengers it is safe to travel on Qantas planes despite two jumbo jets owned by the Australian national carrier being grounded after a crack was found in aBernama.; Bloomberg; REUTERS - 494 words
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139 2003-09-30 34 Reuters [MELBOURNE] Five cargoes of international and locally sourced jet fuel are due to arrive in Sydney in the next three weeks to help ease a shortage of the product at the city's airport, a spokeswoman for the fuel suppliers said yesterday.Reuters - 139 words
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224 2003-09-30 34 Reuters [LONDON] British Airways (BA) chief executive Rod Eddington has urged the US to set its sights on the benefits to consumers and the aviation industry that could spring from a deregulated open aviation area. Writing in yesterday's edition of the FinancialReuters - 224 words
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Article, Illustration344 2003-09-30 34 AFP [BANGKOK] Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra yesterday shrugged off reports that Bangkok's international airport was a major security risk and possible terror target ahead of a summit of 21 world leaders here. "Thailand has no problem. Don't be concerned about it, we areAFP - 344 words
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Article61 2003-09-30 34 AP [NEW DELHI] An Emirates Airways jetliner en route from Dubai to Singapore made an emergency landing in Chennai yesterday when pilots detected a small fire in the cargo area, a local news agency reported. The jet, carrying 398 passengers and a 16-member crew, made aAP - 61 words
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67 2003-09-30 34 AFP [DHAKA] Bangladesh's GMG Airlines hopes to fly to other countries in South Asia if the government gives it the green light to be the first private carrier with an overseas service, a company spokesman said on Sunday. The airline, founded in 1996, will submitAFP - 67 words
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Advertisement421 2003-09-30 27 PEOPLE Managing director of Intertanko, Peter Swift, will head the newly combined secretariat of Intertanko and Intercargo. The two organisations will maintain independent identities, despite the single secretariat. AWARDS a PSA won the Container Terminal of the Year award at the Asia Logistics Awards ***** while Exel Asia Pacific's CEO,421 words
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Advertisement104 2003-09-30 27 Qarrtas planes safe despite cracks on B747s Back Page Aim for open skies. BA chief urges US Back Page Tougti life at sea for women seafarers Pg 2 Now Hit Revolution Takes Place Once Every Fortnight. The first fortnightly liner for project and heavy lift cargo Our Round-The-Worid Pearl String104 words
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