The Business Times, 18 May 2004

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  • 14 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MITA (P) 023/03/2004 I Internet: http://business-times.asial.com.sg SINGAPORE TUESDAY, MAY 18, 2004
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  • 775 1  -  Worries about overheating China economy also take toll on bourses By Kenneth Lim [SINGAPORE] Regional bourses got a bad dose of the Monday blues yesterday, as economic data and high oil prices fuel fears of interest rate rises and cast doubt on global
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  • 77 1 811 1,700.33 (-54.63) ST INDEX FUTURES 1,696.00 (-54.00) SIMSCI 207.08 (-6.65) SIMSCI FUTURES 206.60 (-6.00) Monday Change KLSE COMP 781.05 -1192 NIKKEI 225 10.505.U5 -***** HANG SENG 10.9C7.65 -309.21 SET INDEX 581.61 -28.11 JAKARTA (X)MP .__.668.48 -54.23 MANILA COMP 1,486.99 -34.62 TAIPEI WPI 5,482.96 -294.36 SBOl'L COMP ***** -39.48
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  • 75 1 FOREX RATES US$ S$ I'SS (SS per USS) 1.719 X(l'SS/SS per 1.770 3.044 Ei;R()(USS/S$/E). 1.205 2.071 YEN 113.4 60.00 RM 3.800 2.210 HKS 7.800 4.537 BAHT 40.85 23.76 Rl PIAH 9,020 5.246 RENMINBI 8.299 4.827 INDIAN RUPEE 45.65 26,55 AS 1.4:18 0.837 NZ$ 1.648 0.959 PRIME RATES SINGAPORE 5.25
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  • 71 1 GDP 7.9% Inflation 1.4% Unemployment 4.9% Retrenchment 2,600 worfcsrt Net job gain 14,300 Jobs Productivity 7.8% Unit labour cost -9.1% Non-oil domestic exports 143% Official foreign reserves S$172.2 MMon Composite leading index 2243% w 1-°-* ODP 7.5 11.2 Manufacturing 12.2 17.3 Construction 0.1 18.6 Financial services 9.3
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  • 687 1  -  7-5% growth in Q1 is a tad better than initial estimate By Anna Teo [SINGAPORE] Spurred by a seeming confluence of global growth positives, the Ministry of Trade and Industry yesterday brushed aside the spectre of rising oil prices and interest
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  • 137 1 OUR front page report yesterday, "Wee Cho Yaw: I know I am here to stay", may have given readers the impression that the UOB chairman was responding to questions on the UOL saga. We would like to clarify that no questions were raised on UOL as our queries were
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  • 761 1  -  COMMENTARY By Vikram Khanna MARKETS don't usually give advance warning when they correct as sharply as they did yesterday. Nor is it easy to rationalise speculator panic. Still, some headwinds have been steadily building, and if one must find reasons to explain the region-wide
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  • 125 1 OtLPRtCES Already at a record US$4l per barrel. Could rise further because of possible supply disruptions in the Middle East, limited spare supply capacity, surging summer demand in the Northern Hemisphere and low US inventories. INTEREST RATES US Federal Reserve has hinted it may start tightening
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    • 726 2  -  Industry officials in S'pore do not see a crisis yet, though situation is grim By Ronnie Lim [SINGAPORE] Fresh terror attacks in the Middle East yesterday sent shivers through an already-nervous oil market, and led crude oil prices to rocket to
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    • 630 2  -  S'pore Tourism Board also selling GSS to Aussies By Kalpana Rashlwala [SINGAPORE] The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) is setting its sights on higher-end tourists shopping here during this year's Great Singapore Sale (GSS) and, for the first time, the board has enlisted a string
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    • 699 2  -  This follows a year of wage cut and one of wage restraint By Chuang Peck Ming ±jy vuuMug v\»— wimg [SINGAPORE] Reflecting the good news on the economic front, the National Wages Council yesterday proposed the first wage rise in three years. But the tone
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  • SINGAPORE companies
    • 505 4  -  Move supports efforts towards full disclosure-based regulatory regime By R Sivanithy AS part of an ongoing move towards a full disclosurebased regulatory regime, the Singapore Exchange (SGX) is proposing that for one year after a company is listed, that company has to indicate prominently on
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    • 447 4 It may return cash to shareholders after paying off debt Bloomberg NEPTUNE Orient Lines, Singapore's No 1 shipping company, would rather buy back its own stock than acquire rivals given existing valuations, said its chief executive David Lim. "The priority is to grow
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    • 570 5  -  Orders are worth more than half the total contracts secured in 2003 By Serena Ng JURONG Engineering Limited (JEL), whose core engineering and construction business turned in a weak performance last year, may be looking forward to brighter years ahead where these activities
      Source: Bloomberg  -  570 words
    • 377 5  -  By Chen Huifen ENTERPRISE 50 graduate Mun Siong Engineering Pte Ltd yesterday announced a joint venture with China's Daqing Oilfield Engineering Design Technology Development Company Ltd (DOD) to conquer markets outside their respective homeground. Named "Mun Siong Engineering Design Construction Pte
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    • 261 5  -  By Joyce Koh PANPAC Media has a new major shareholder Legg Mason Asset Management Asia. The publishing company yesterday said Legg Mason Asia now has a 7.25 per cent stake, up from 3.47 per cent previously. It increased its shareholding through open
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    • COMPANY Briefs
      • 56 5 Reuters SEMBCORP Marine Ltd said yesterday its PPL Shipyard unit had secured a U*****.6 million deal from a unit of Awilco AS of Norway to build a jack-up, or shallow water, rig. SembMarine, 64-per-cent owned by SembCorp Industries Ltd, said the contract includes an option
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      • 65 5 YHI International said it has exercised an option to acquire 110,000 shares or an 11 per cent stake in Wuxi-based Eastbourne Metal Coatings from joint venture partner Chromtech Plating Co. YHI will hold a 51 per cent stake in Eastbourne after the deal and will
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      • 48 5 AUSTON International said its managing director and chief executive Yeo Poh Siah will resign to pursue "personal interests". His last day will be Aug 31. Chief operating officer Jackie Tay will be responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations until a new CEO is appointed.
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      • 95 5 CONSTRUCTION group PDC Corp said it and its subsidiaries Hong Lai Huat Realty and Macro Machinery International have received writs of summons from Maybank for amounts totalling $1.76 million. Maybank is claiming $224,521.45 from Macro Machinery as principal debtor, and PDC Corp and Hong
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  • SINGAPORE markets
    • Article, Illustration
      573 6  -  Compiled by VEN SREENIVASAN SiA Engineering Co May 17 dosing: $1.95 SIA Engineering's net profit of $139.9 million (-31.8 per cent year-on-year) was slightly ahead of our expectations of $133 million (-35.2 per cent yoy) and consensus estimates of $135.7 million. The difference was largely due to the
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    • 282 6  -  HOT STOCK WARRANT By Ven Sreenivasan SINGAPORE Airlines' shares have reacted in muted fashion to the company's better-than-expected earnings. After struggling with its first-ever quarterly loss in March-June 2003, SIA clawed its way back to post a full-year net profit of $849 million
      Source: Bloomberg  -  282 words
    • 548 6  -  BT comment STOCKS r. sivanithy IF the economy is growing at a good clip, if companies are delivering strong earnings and if governments and central banks everywhere are doing their utmost to maintain stability, why is it that a dismal performance
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    • 471 6 Reuters [CHICAGO] The US dollar weakened broadly yesterday, unravelling a weeklong rally after bomb blasts in Turkey and Iraq underscored concerns about global security. The dollar moderately extended losses as traders digested US asset-flows data that contained some dollar-negative signals, analysts said. The dollar
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    • TRADES TO WATCH
      • 113 6 THE Asian unit of US mutual fund company Legg Mason Asset Management has become a substantial shareholder of Horizon Education and Technologies. It bought five million shares on May 5 at 15 cents each, and another 3.15 million shares on May 6 at an
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      • 67 6 INDONESIAN-LINKED food group QAF, which is controlled by Andree Halim, has boosted its deemed shareholding in PSC Corporation to 11.07 per cent from 10 per cent through the open-market purchase of a total of 14.13 million shares on May 12 and 13 by
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      • 72 6 THE managing director and chief executive of Aspial Corp, Koh Wee Seng (above), bought 100,000 shares at 33 cents each on May 13. The open-mar-ket purchase raised his direct stake in the jewellery manufacturer and retailer to 4.36 per cent from 4.27 per cent. He
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      • 58 6 THE new chief executive officer of International Factors Singapore (IFS), Lee Soon Kie, yesterday bought 10,000 shares at 50.5 cents each in the open market. Mr Lee, who was appointed CEO last month, did not own any IFS shares previously. IFS shares closed
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      • 59 6  -  Compiled by SERENA NG AN executive director of Armstrong Industrial Corp, Koh Gim Hoe, yesterday bought 100,000 shares at 14-14.5 cents apiece in the open market, raising his direct holding in the foam rubber parts supplier to 300,000 shares, or a 0.06 per cent stake. Armstrong
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      410 6 OTHER SINGAPORE INDICES May 17 VALUE CLOSE BT OB/OS -802.00 -154.00 BTCADI -*****.00 -286.00 BT 10-day MA -*****.00 -81.00 All-SG Equities 458.19 -12.94 SG Equities Elect 150.29 -6.28 SG Equities Rn 1424.35 -34.83 SG Equities Prop 380.18 -13.67 SIMSCI 207.08 -6.65 SiMSCI Futures 206.60 -6.00 Stocks Volume Wee Poh 0.5c
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    • 900 7  -  It's still into glitzy marketing, but its outlets are quieter now, observes WONG WEI KONG WONG WEI KONG ONE weekend last month, models clad in buns and meat floss sashayed down a catwalk in a downtown shopping complex in a fashion show
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    • 373 7  -  By Teh Hooi Ling OUR small capitalisation portfolio held up slightly better than the general market which was weighed down by fears of an interest rate hike, China's slowing growth, and the high price for oil. It declined by 3.9 per cent, compared with falls
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    • 920 7 CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2003 AM ERICAN CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET -W T r\ r* n n December3l.(Millions) 2003 2002 EXPRESS assets Cash and noninterest-earning deposits with banks 381 254 B. Interest-earning deposits with banks 1,122 1,454 A |XJ Federal funds sold 446 728 •i* A 'I *V
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  • SINGAPORE companies
    • 478 8  -  SATS plans to pay out 40% of its profit as dividends, while SIAEC aims for 30% By Ven Sreenivasan SINGAPORE Airlines' subsidiaries, Singapore Airport Terminal Services (SATS) and SIA Engineering Co (SIAEC), are luring investors as dividend plays. SATS plans to pay out
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    • 171 8 Bloomberg SINGAPORE Airlines Ltd, Asia's fourth-largest carrier, said it filled more space on its planes in April as traffic recovered after last year's Sars virus outbreak. The airline filled an average 66.3 per cent of its combined passenger and cargo
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    • 230 8 SPEEDY-TECH Electronics' net profit leapt 61.1 per cent to $3.3 million in the first quarter, thanks to higher electronic manufacturing activities. Turnover rose 66.8 per cent to $48 million due to pick-up in printed circuit board assembly and boxbuild activities. Strong orders from new and
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    • 524 8  -  HOCK lock siew r sivanithy FOR years, initial public offer (IPO) managers have had it good. Do the basic due diligence, fix a suitable price which the market will absorb, ensure some modicum of post-listing performance and walk away with a nice fee afterwards.
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  • SINGAPORE news
    • 537 9  -  Suzhou Industrial Park seeks another 70 sq km of land for expansion From Loh Hui Yin in Suzhou CHINESE leaders are paying close attention to the over-heating economy and will certainly not allow a bubble to develop, said Dep- uty Prime Minister
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    • 99 9 THE guessing game continues on one of the most-talked-about dates when Deputy Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong will take over as prime minister of Singapore. Yesterday in Suzhou, when Mr Lee was asked by the Singapore media if he was preparing the National Day
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    • SINGAPORE Roundup
      • 79 9 ANDREW Ang has been appointed a Judicial Commissioner of the Supreme Court from May 15, for one year, said the Prime Minister's Office yesterday. Mr Ang, 58, is a senior partner of the law firm Lee Lee, and head of its banking and corporate department. He has
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      • 66 9 THE accounting bodies of Singapore and Australia have signed a mutual recognition agreement (MRA) that allows appropriately qualified accountants to practise in both jurisdictions. The agreement, between the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Singapore and CPA Australia, was signed in Melbourne last Saturday, and is the
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      • 107 9 THE Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) is seeking the public's feedback on the proposed amendments to the Hire Purchase Act. The Act regulates the form and contents of hire purchase agreements and spells out the rights and duties of parties to such agreements.
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      • 72 9 THE CPF Board will continue to pay interest at 2.5 per cent yearly for savings in the Ordinary Accounts from July 1 to Sept 30. The CPF interest rate is reviewed quarterly. Savings in the Medisave, special and retirement accounts will earn interest at
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      • 70 9 THE Ernst Young Entrepreneur of the Year Singapore Awards will be launched today and will honour those with the "vision, leadership and determination to build and sustain growing dynamic businesses in Singapore". Ernst Young also launched the World Entrepreneur of the Year award which will see
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  • FOCUS property
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  • SINGAPORE news
    • 547 11  -  Growth slightly slower than March but is in line with forecasts; electronics and chemicals continue to lead the way By Chuang Peck Ming NON-OIL domestic exports rose 15.1 per cent year on year in April to $10.5 billion, easing from 17.1 per cent growth
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    • 197 11 CHIEF executive officers of Singapore's small- and medium-enterprises (SMEs) possess good foresight, but may not be able to realise their strategies because of the authoritative leadership they practice, according to a recent study. The Singapore Institute of Management surveyed 120 respondents from a range
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    • 476 11  -  Sizzling start 2004 Q1 economic report Higher consumption recently due mostly to car buying, overseas spending By Anna Teo FORGET about trying to stoke domestic demand particularly private consumption as an alternative growth strategy. Singaporeans do spend, as much as others
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    • 430 11  -  Rise in work permit holders leads to more jobs for locals By Anna Teo FOREIGNERS contributed less than 3 per cent to Singapore's annual growth during the crisis-hit years between 1997 and 2002, down from almost 30 per cent from 1992 to
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    • 212 11 EYE on the economy RETAIL sales at constant prices, excluding motor vehicles, rose 1.3 per cent year on year in March, according to the Department of Statistics. Total retail sales, boosted by motor vehicles, surged 24 per cent to an estimated $2.2 billion. Most retail activities
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  • EDITORIAL & opinion
    • 730 12  -  THE bottom line OPINION leon hadar IF only US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld had paid more attention to the complaints about the mistreatment of detainees in Iraq... If only the the top American administrator in Iraq, Paul Bremer, had refrained from
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    • 79 12 'Hooray! Finally an Italian woman as prime minister, because in my country there's never been a female premier.' Margherita Boniver Italian Foreign Ministry Undersecretary, on the election victory of Sonia Gandhi's Congress Party in India. 'In a democracy, public opinion can be expressed through traditional media China
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    • 564 12 EDITORIAL INDONESIA'S election season will shift into high gear later this month when the country's presidential and vice-presidential candidates officially register their intentions to run for the country's top jobs. Following the successful conclusion of the parliamentary elections in April, hopes are again riding high that
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    • 945 12  -  Forecast for US growth raised to 4.7%, Japan set to grow 3% but fears remain of rising inflation in China and a cataclysmic ran against US$ By Paul A Samuelson Tribune Media Services International GEOPOLITICALLY the world today is in terrible shape. Nowhere in the Middle
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  • Page 12 Miscellaneous
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  • REGIONAL news
    • 245 13 JAKARTA AP INDONESIAN police yesterday said they are investigating whether state oil and gas company Pertamina and its US partner marked up the value of a geothermal power project which failed during the 1997-98 Asian financial crisis. The investigation could complicate efforts by Karaha
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    • 154 13 Reuters [HONG KONG] Tycoon Li Ka-shing may buy about a 17 per cent stake in film maker and distributor Golden Harvest Entertainment (Holdings) Ltd for about HK$3O million (556.6 million), a Chinese newspaper reported yesterday. The move would make Mr Li
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    • 181 13 KUALA LUMPUR Reuters US OIL giant ExxonMobil has offered to sell its petrol stations in Malaysia's eastern states of Sabah and Sarawak to state oil company Petronas, a local newspaper reported yesterday. Malaysian Business Times, citing industry sources, said ExxonMobil had approached Petronas
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    • 414 13 KUALA LUMPUR Govt prepared to pay competitive wages to attract the best brains THE government will offer "highly competitive wages and perks" to attract Malaysia's best brains to head and staff government-linked companies (GLCs), New Sunday Times reported. The move,
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    • 238 13 KUALA LUMPUR GIIG offers to buy 60% of the power for 25 years Bloomberg MALAYSIA may agree as early as next month to a proposal from a joint venture of local tycoon Syed Mokhtar Al-Bukhary and Arab investors to buy power
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    • NOTE Book
      • 56 13 Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysian ex-finance minister Daim Zainuddin and his firm ICB Financial Group Holdings were named the highest bidder in the sale of 58.41 per cent of Bank Bumiputera Indonesia, ICB said yesterday. State-owned investment firm PT Danareksa, which controls Bank Bumiputera, informed
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      • 68 13 AFP [HONG KONG] Security was tight around HSBC's flagship Hong Kong office, its Asian headquarters, after branches of the banking giant were bombed in Turkey, a spokeswoman said yesterday. Security guards were patrolling the futuristic tower in Hong Kong's business district following
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      • 70 13 AP IBANLrKUKj security has been tightened around the construction of a US$7OO million pipeline project that will deliver gas from Thailand to Malaysia, following a wave of unrest in Thailand's restive southern provinces, an official said yesterday. Trans Thai-Malaysia Co chief executive Permsak Shevawattananon
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      • 64 13 Reuters [BEIJING] Two major Chinese banks gearing up for listings are transferring nearly 200 billion yuan (5541.3 billion) worth of bad loans to debt-clearing firms to help clean up balance sheets, the China Daily said yesterday. Bank of China and China Construction Bank were
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    • 617 14 INDIAN ELECTION FALL-OUT They were down 15% at one point as investors fear Congress-led govt will slow reforms AFP, Bloomberg, Reuters [NEW DELHI] Indian share prices yesterday closed down 11.14 per cent, or the biggest one-day point fall in its history,
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    • 487 14  -  Aim is to restrict privatisation, provide subsidies to farmers From Ajoy Sen in New Delhi PRIME Minister-designate Sonia Gandhi is trying to win over communist allies through a common minimum programme (CMP), which will be the cornerstone of her coalition government's economic policy "with
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    • 273 14 SHANGHAI Plan for 4 levels of malls, parking lots: govt report AP SHANGHAI, one of the world's biggest cities, plans to build a vast underground network of malls, restaurants and parking lots to make up for a lack of space above ground, a
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  • Article, Illustration
    1121 13 Transaction date: May 17 ENTER B AWE CftDSS RATES r%&gg 4 1 C$ Bmfc Euro HK$ ted Bs Rapiati Yen Won BM WZ$ Pafc Its Peso S$ Kind Sir UTS Bafct Hm* US$ Australia 0.959 5.770 0.577 5.423 31.740 62.7% 0.789 8.229 2.642 1.146 40.126 38.888 1.195 4.667 0.885
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    • 817 13 I I ASTI HOLDINGS LIMITED NOTICE EXPIRY OF WARRANTS To ALL HOLDERS OF WARRANTS TO SUBSCRIBE FOR SHARES IN ASTI HOLDINGS LIMITED (THE "COMPANY" OR "ASTI") EXPIRING ON 21 JUNE 2004 AT 5.00 P.M. THIS IS AN IMPORTANT NOTICE WHICH REQUIRES YOUR IMMEDIATE ATTENTION. HOLDERS OF WARRANTS ("WARRANTHOLDERS") WHO ARE
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  • REGIONAL news
    • 391 15 SEOUL Kim Dong Jin will be charged with flouting campaign finance laws Reuters SOUTH Korean prosecutors are set to indict the chief executive of the country's top car maker, Hyundai Motor Co, for political funding violations and negligence, a prosecution official said yesterday. Hyundai
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    • 347 15 TOKYO It may also cut 9,000 jobs as part of revamp: report Reuters MITSUBISHI Motors Corp (MMC) is in final talks to get 450 billion yen (Ss6.B billion) in aid from the Mitsubishi group to repair its business and it may close
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    • 263 15 LONDON Bloomberg SHARES of Lucent Technologies Inc, the largest US phone-equipment maker, fell 4 per cent in Germany after the Wall Street Journal reported the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will file civil fraud charges against the company and may fine
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    • WORLD Watch
      • 112 15 AP [NASHVILLE, Tennessee] Governor Phil Bredesen has signed a law that may have made Tennessee the first state to give businesses an incentive for not outsourcing data entry and call centre work to cheaper offshore locales. The new law asks state procurement officials to give
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      • 79 15 Reuters [NEW YORK] Boston Scientific Corp earned the top spot in this year's Barron's 500 rankings, an annual list compiled by the financial weekly to measure how well the 500 biggest US and Canadian companies have performed for investors. Countrywide Financial Corp, L-3 Communications Holdings,
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      • 89 15 Bloomberg [DEAD SEA, Jordan] Giorgio Armani, the Italian fashion designer's company, and joint venture partner Emaar Properties may include Sydney on its list of locations in a US$l billion project to open 10 luxury hotels around the world. Armani and Emaar agreed in February
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      • 88 15 Bloomberg [SEOUL] Kookmin Bank chief executive Kim Jung Tae plans to sell a 9 per cent stake in South Korea's largest lender to overseas investors, as it prepares for increased competition from Citigroup's expansion in the nation. "Citigroup's entrance is motivating us to analyse
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      • 76 15 Bloomberg [LONDON] European companies replaced chief executive officers at a record rate in 2003 as boards and investors sought to boost performance, according to Booz Allen Hamilton. One in 22 CEOs lost their jobs involuntarily last year, Booz Allen reported in its annual
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      • 90 15 AFP [TOKYO] The list of Japanese millionaires got shorter in the past year to March, when the domestic economy was staggering initially before making a firm recovery, data showed yesterday. The National Tax Agency said 73,959 people paid more than 10 million yen (S$151,000) in personal income
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    • 430 17 NEW YORK Economic and profit growth should keep investors from 'selling in May' Reuters "SELL in May and go away" is a stock market mantra, but investors who followed that rule in 2003 missed most of the year's gains and some are
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    • 415 17 NEW YORK Top US brokers had their best quarter as they earned more from trading Bloomberg GOLDMAN Sachs Group and ÜBS AG took the biggest bets in the securities markets in the first quarter this year, as falling interest rates and
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  • 1621 15 SICOM rUTUHES May 17 RUBBER Futures (Ctosinq prices) RSS1 (S cents/kg) Ck*e Volume Open Month High Low Sett (tonnes) Interest JIM 04 236.50 Jul 04 233.50 Aug 04 234.00 Sep 04 233.00 Oct/Dec 04 233.00 Jan/Mar 05 234.75 RSS 3 (US cents/kg) Volume Open Month High Low Sett (tonnes)
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  • 4639 16 Transaction date: May 17 HONG KONG Vol HK Exchanges 4 Clearing..14 65 -0.90 5973 HKS '000 HKRInt'l 1.95 -0.10 2581 Hong Kong Electric 30.60 -1.40 4879 Aeon Credit .4.60 -0.20 18 Hongkong Chinese 0.88 -0.04 920 Aeon Stores 4.85 -0.25 42 Hongkong Chinese Ltd 0.88 -0.04 920 Alpha
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  • 2390 16 Transaction date: May 17 KUALA LUMPUR GeneralSoil 1.26 unch .0 y 0 j Genting 14.70 -0.10 1344 RM C000) George Kent 0.80 -0.01 126 GlobetronicsTech 0.54 -0.01 2037 ASM Realty 1.40 -0.13 22 GlomacBhd 2.64 -0.12 16 Abric 0.59 -0 01 155 Gold Bridge Engrg 0.41 -0.04 474 ACP
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
    • 304 19 Bloomberg [LONDON] Persian Gulf oil tanker rates for shipping crude to Asian refiners, little changed yesterday, may rise as oil companies and traders book vessels for the middle of June amid limited supplies. "The market tends to be slow yesterday as brokers compile their position lists," said Mathieu
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    • 284 19 SGX '000 May 17 SS W- Vol CH Offshore 035 -0.02 3246 Chuan Hup 0.48 -0.01 1540 Cosco Investment .0.73 -0.03 8513 CWT" Distribution 0.50 unch 0 EzraHldgs .0.88 -0.05 382 Freight Onks 0.10 -0.01 558 GB Holdings 0.73 -0.01 40 Java Holdings 0.74 -0.06 7387 K1 Venture-
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    • 623 19  -  But they say fleet expansion necessary to meet current demand Reports by Donald Urquhart [SINGAPORE] A global capacity crunch in container shipping is not likely to ease until mid-2006, but by the end of that year the industry could find itself once again facing
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    • 326 19 [SINGAPORE] Low newbuilding prices and surging container demand from last year may have led to a record two million TEUs of box ship orders in 2003, but for Neptune Orient Lines' container division APL, a light asset strategy is the way forward. APL estimates a 15
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    • 346 19 Growth beyond expectations, says official Bernama [KUALA LUMPUR] Cargo throughput at Malaysia's Lumut Port rose significantly by 58 per cent in the first quarter of 2004 compared to the same period in the preceding year. Lumut Port operations manager M Ramachandran said the
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    • 187 19  -  George Joseph [SINGAPORE] SembCorp Marine subsidiary PPL Shipyard has clinched a U*****.6 million contract for the building of a Baker Pacific Class 375 jack-up rig for Norwegian company Mosbarron Ltd. The contract includes an option for another three jack-up units. Work on the new
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    • 187 19 AFP [DUESSELDORF] German heavy industry giant ThyssenKrupp said yesterday it has agreed to merge its shipbuilding business with Howaldtswerke DeutscheWerft (HDW), currently owned by US investment fund One Equity Partners (OEP). "ThyssenKrupp and OEP have signed a nonbinding declaration of intent to merge ThyssenKrupp
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    • AVIATION news
      • 1037 20  -  Eric Conrad charts some routes for the airline industry to survive and grow Eric Conrad TODAY, the airline industry faces unprecedented challenges. A combination of factors a fall in passenger numbers, growing concerns about air travel safety, deregulation and increasing low-cost competition is forcing
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    • 104 20 PAGE Austral AL 5 Bank Line 4 BSA 4 B'tang Mas 6 CMACGM 3 COSCO 3 China Shpg 5 Crocodile Line ....4 CWT Globelink ...4 Delmas 4 Dongnama 3 ECL 3 Foong Sun 5 Gemartrans 4 Hamburg Sud 3 Hangli 4 Heung-A 3 IRISL 5 Kyowa 5
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    • SHIPS IN PORT
      • 521 25 Vessel Voy No Berth Arrival Departure JURONG PORT/MULTI-PURPOSE TERMINAL CECM FLOWER 014N J7 A/SIDE 18/05 1200 EVERISEGLORY 92 J10/11 A/SIDE 18/05 2200 FRATERNITY W 007 J10 A/SIDE 18/05 0500 MARCOPOLO 48 02/04J J13 A/SIDE 18/05 1700 NICO 3 1705 J3 A/SIDE 18/05 0630 THAITHAKSINA 012N J25 A/SIDE 18/05
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      • 1589 25 CONTAINERS TERMINAL AND VESSEL SCHEDULES Vessel Out In Bth Berthing Un- Berth Name Voy Voy seq berthing Nmbr ACX HIBISCUS Q92S 092S 1 18/05/2004-07:00 18/05/2004-18:00 T01 ACX MAGNOLIA 077N 077N 1 18/05/2004-08:00 18/05/2004-19:00 T01 AKSOYTRUVA 0413 0412 1 18/05/2004-20:00 19/05/2004-03:00 B07 ALAMJAYA 2 8896N 8896N 1 21/05/2004-23:00 22/05/2004-07:00
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      • 143 25 May 20 Belgium: Ascension Day. France: Ascension Day. Germany: Ascension Day. Indonesia: Ascension Day. Netherlands: Ascension Day. Norway: Ascension Day. Sweden: Ascension Day. Switzerland: Ascension Day. May 24 Canada: Victoria Day. May 26 HK: Budha's Birthdy. S.Korea: Budha's Birthdyh. May 30 Germany: Whit Sun. Netherlands: Whit Sun. Norway:
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      • 791 25 THIS report, compiled by Cockett Marine Oil Ltd. shows price ranges in US dollars instead of single prices for a more comprehensive description of the market. Prices shown are based on averagesized stem. Market movements are indicated. The Cockett Bunker Price Index change and the individual
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    • AIR & LAND transport
      • 413 26 Revenues expected to improve by 2-3% this year Reuters [LONDON] British Airways pic posted a better-than-expected annual operating profit yesterday thanks to deep cost cuts and a pick-up in travel demand and said revenues should improve by 2 to 3 per cent this
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      • LOG Book
        • 125 26 Reuters [HONG KONG] China's growing economy and strong US consumption helped Hong Kong's air cargo throughput grow 22.5 per cent in the year through April, the local Airport Authority said on Sunday. Cargo throughput at Hong Kong's airport stood at 249,000 tonnes last month,
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        • 210 26 Reuters [MANILA] Flag-carrier Philippine Airlines Inc (PAL) ended its fiscal year in March with a net loss of at least 500 million pesos (5515.4 million) due to high fuel costs and the Sars virus, newspapers here reported yesterday. Ticket sales slowed sharply after
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      • 270 26 AFP [SHANGHAI] State-owned flagship carrier Air China is expected to launch a longawaited initial public offering (IPO) by the end of this year, state press reported yesterday. "The company is to be listed in Hong Kong at around the end of this year, but
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      • 548 26 Six unions agree to cost-cuts; talks go on with others Bloomberg [CALGARY] Air Canada failed to reach agreement with all its unions on additional cost cuts, missing a deadline imposed by Deutsche Bank AG as condition for financing aimed at lifting the airline
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      • 529 26 Budget airline says it's focused on farther cost cuts AFP [SYDNEY] Australian budget airline Virgin Blue yesterday posted a 47 per cent rise in full year profits as the newcomer continued to make inroads into the domestic market controlled by flag carrier
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    • 1486 23 VESSEL VOY SIN PKL PXB BAB DMM UK CHABAHAR IKHORRAMSHAHR] IRAN TEHRAN PCL36B 16/05 SKIP 25/05 26/05 03/05 05/05 07/05 09/05 IRAN SATTARI PCLBO3I 21/05 22/05 30/05 31/05 08/06 10/06 12/06 14/06 IRANSHAHRYAR PCLBO33 29/05 30/05 07/06 08/06 15/06 17/06 19/06 21/06 IRAN ISFAHAN PCL37I 06/06 07/06 15/06 16/06 23/06
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    • 110 26 k From 3 rd June 2004, Austrian Airlines Croup will expand its long- haul services into Singapore and Melbourne. The thrice weekly services will operate from VIENNA/SINGAPORE/MELBOURNE using our W Boe n 9 8777-200 aircraft rj( > T EFFECTIVE 3 d JUNE 2004 www.austrianairlines.com 'lit' Destination Flight No Days Of
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