The Business Times, 5 November 2004
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Title Section9 2004-11-05 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES online lACA(F)Q23A3OQO4 SMGAPORESSoMI Frktoy November 5,20049 words
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651 2004-11-05 1 RAJU CHELLAM - BT exclusive Analysts see Net telephony sparking local price war By RAJU CHELLAM [SINGAPORE] Companies will be able to slash the cost of international phone calls and tele and video conferencing with a new service from Star Hub and US651 words
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538 2004-11-05 1 ANDREW MARKS - Investors refocus on fundamentals, ponder impact of Bush win By ANDREW MARKS in New York REALITY caught up with Wall Street yesterday morning after the euphoria of Wednesday when the market floated on news of President George W Bush's re-election. With the party538 words
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172 2004-11-05 1 [SINGAPORE] President S R Nathan and Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong yesterday sent congratulations to US President George W Bush on his re-election. The President said he was most heartened by Mr Bush's clear determination to press on with the global war against terrorism. In172 words
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Article139 2004-11-05 1 STI 2,010.65 (-6.78) ST INDEX FUTURES 1.996.00 (unch) siMsa 241.01 (-1.14) SIMSa FUTURES 242.10 (-1.30) MARKETS Thursday Change KLSECOMP 872.02 -M3 NIKKEI 225 10.946.27 +58.46 HANG SENG 13.369.09 -28.58 SET INDEX 639.13 -2.16 JAKARTA COMP 888.34 -2.03 MANILA COMP 1.820.11 -7.11 SEOUL COMP 851.20 -9.85 SHENZHEN B 222.69139 words
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Article50 2004-11-05 1 TOP STORIES ...PG 2,3 COMPANIES PG 4,6,8.9 MARKETS PG 10 SINGAPORE PG 11,12 ECONOMY PG 13 MALAYSIA PG 14 INDONESIA PG 14 CHINA PG 15 INDIA PG 15 ASIA-PACIFIC.. PG 16 WORLD PG 16 AVIATION PG 17 SHIPPING PG 18 EDITORIAL ..PG 20,21 STOCKS PG 22,23 LIFESTYLE ...PG 28-3250 words
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Advertisement11 2004-11-05 1 MANUFACTURING Sharp deterioration in outlook for S'pore industry pgh 8 HI11 words
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Advertisement144 2004-11-05 1 WORLD ECONOMY Mogul Stanley's chief economist is very worried pg 13 SINGTEL SHARES Itemasek to place out 340 m of the telco's shares PG4 1 k v ishares his C— A jjpjl* SDH /^H JBk L.U.C TWIN Outstanding design for exceptional precision L.U.C TWIN. Self-winding chronometer, double spring barrel L.U.C144 words
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Article, Illustration505 2004-11-05 2 LARRY WEE - Strong jobs number may enable selling at better levels, say analysts By LARRY WEE [SINGAPORE] The US dollar fell sharply overnight despite the American stock market rallying on confirmation of a second term for President George W. Bush. And worse still, currencySource: Reuters - 505 words
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648 2004-11-05 2 RONNIE LIM - Bush's handling of US economy. Middle East crucial By RONNIE LIM [SINGAPORE] Oil markets are watching to see how reelected US President George W Bush handles the economy and whether he maintains his hardline Middle East stance for clues on where oil prices will648 words
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Article577 2004-11-05 2 Temasek to place out 330-340 m Sing Tel shares PROMPTED by the strong demand for Singapore Telecom shares as a result of the telco's healthy second-quarter results, Temasek Holdings said yesterday it is placing out 330-340 million Sing Tel shares representing a stake of about 2 per cent.577 words
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Article, Illustration595 2004-11-05 3 R SIVANITHY - COMMENTARY R SIVANITHY Senior Correspondent IF YOU were to read most news reports, you might form the impression that the stock market is over the moon with US President George W Bush's re-election. Republicans, it is often said, tend to favour market-friendly policies,595 words
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Article, Illustration533 2004-11-05 3 CHEN HUIFEN - By CHEN HUIFEN [SINGAPORE] Singapore is emerging as a manufacturing location for specialty ingredients with the latest announcement by Tate Lyle pic to open a £97 million (***** million) plant here. The plant will produce a sucralose product called Splenda, a no-calorie sweetener533 words
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146 2004-11-05 3 [SINGAPORE] The Elections Department yesterday said the registers of electors at all 23 electoral divisions here have been certified and there are now more than 2.1 million names in them. Of these, 420 are from overseas. They will be able to vote at146 words
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Advertisement175 2004-11-05 3 IN KUALA LUMPUR IN JOHOR BAHRU Location Near to Kuala Fronting Jalan Kangkar Tebrau, off Lumpur City Centre Jalan Tebrau. Within Johor Bahru (KLCC), Fronting Jalan municipality and near to end of Semarak, Kuala Lumpur. North-South Highway. Lot No 228 ***** Land Area 6.388 acres 18.031 acres (278,299 sq.ft.) (785,464175 words
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COMPANY NEWS
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715 2004-11-05 4 ANGELA TAN - Placement of 330m-340m shares comes as telco reports 62% jump in Q2 earnings By ANGELA TAN PROMPTED by the strong demand for Singapore Telecom shares as a result of the telco's healthy second-quarter results, Temasek Holdings said yesterday it is placing out 330-340 million715 words
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584 2004-11-05 4 ANGELA TAN - HOCK LOCK SIEW By ANGELA TAN SO, SINGAPORE Telecommunications has posted better-than-expected results for its second quarter. Its shares yesterday rose 3 per cent to $2.49 before easing on profit-taking to close at $2.45. That's a rise of three cents from Wednesday, and trading584 words
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Article, Illustration359 2004-11-05 4 RAJU CHELLAM - By RAJU CHELLAM SINGAPORE-BASED Pacific Internet (PacNet) reported a doubling in third-quarter earnings its 11th consecutive quarter of profitability and said it will offer data security services to help corporate customers manage online security risks during the fourth quarter. The Nasdaq-listed company, an associateSource: Bloomberg - 359 words
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Article481 2004-11-05 6 SAMUEL EE - Property arm MCL Land's earnings surge 73% to US$5.8m By SAMUEL EE and KALPANA RASHIWALA A STRONG performance from Indonesian unit Astra including its gains from the sale of a coal mine provided Jardine Cycle Carriage with a 15 per cent rise in net481 words
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461 2004-11-05 6 Net income shoots up to £8.9m from £2.9m in Sars-hit 2003 Bloomberg [DUBLIN] Millennium Copthorne Hotels Pic, the British company that sold half of New York's Plaza last month, said third-quarter profit tripled as its US, UK and Asian hotels benefitedBloomberg - 461 words
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325 2004-11-05 6 JOYCE KOH - By JOYCE KOH SINGPU Chemicals is certainly concocting a potent growth formula as it yesterday announced a triple-dig-it gain in third-quarter revenue and earnings. The company, the largest ion-membrane chlor-al-kali producer in Jiangsu Province and the third largest in China, said325 words
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Article, Illustration332 2004-11-05 8 KENNETH LIM - Second-quarter's revenue dives 54% and net loss swells to $26.7m By KENNETH LIM INFORMATICS Holdings' 54 per cent revenue plunge and sharply widened loss for its second quarter prompted new chief executive Michael Teng to describe the results as "disappointing". "The business environment will continue to332 words
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COMPANY BRIEFS
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Article67 2004-11-05 8 SINGAPORE Exchange and global index provider FTSE Group has signed a memorandum of understanding to explore the creation of internationally recognised indices for the Singapore and regional markets. The two will undertake a consultative study on the feasibility of introducing indices for the trading67 words
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93 2004-11-05 8 Reuters INDONESIA said it has sold a 10 per cent stake in the country's fifth-largest bank, PT Bank Danamon Tbk, to raise more than 1.7 trillion rupiah, aimed at helping cover the state budget deficit. Singapore's Temasek Holdings is a majority owner of BankReuters - 93 words
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63 2004-11-05 8 BOUSTEAD Singapore Limited's subsidiary, Boustead Projects Pte Ltd, has secured contracts totalling about $90 million for industrial developments in Singapore with a total area of about 150,000 square metres. The projects are expected to have a positive material impact on the profitability and earnings63 words
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38 2004-11-05 8 ACCORD Customer Care Solutions Limited's wholly-owned subsidiary, Accord Customer Care Solution (Asia), has signed a memorandum of understanding relating to the acquisition of an after-market service provider in mainland China.38 words
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65 2004-11-05 8 PAN United Marine posted a Q3 loss of $8 million, against a net profit of $1.5 million a year ago. Revenue went up 53 per cent to $53.7 million. The group said the loss arises from a $12.6 million provision for a vessel65 words
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Article34 2004-11-05 8 STAMFORD Land Corp said its half-year net profit fell 8.5 per cent to $3.6 million. For the six months ended Sept 30, revenue dropped 17.5 per cent to $105 million.34 words
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Article67 2004-11-05 8 SINGAPORE Shipping Corp's net profit rose 161 per cent in Q2 to $6.1 million, from $2.3 million a year ago. For the three months ended Sept 30, the group saw a 27.1 per cent jump in revenue to $26.5 million. This brings its half-year67 words
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Article, Illustration378 2004-11-05 8 RAJU CHELLAM - By RAJU CHELLAM MAINBOARD-LISTED Frontline Technologies Corp's net profit surged 42.4 per cent in its first-half year, helped by strong growth in infotech services and overseas operations. The year-on-year earnings rise which came as revenue jumped 28.5 per cent to $67.5 million broughtSource: Bloomberg - 378 words
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371 2004-11-05 8 CHEN HUIFEN - By CHEN HUIFEN SHANGHAI Asia yesterday reported a 34 per cent jump in its third quarter net profit to 15.8 million yuan (553.2 million), as it rides on the growth of the cigarette industry in China. On account of the371 words
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Article323 2004-11-05 9 JOYCE KOH - Customers can get same rates on deposits as their mortgage By JOYCE KOH IN the latest salvo unleashed in the competitive home loans market, United Overseas Bank (UOB) yesterday unveiled a new home loan product that is applicable to new purchases and refinancing of323 words
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471 2004-11-05 9 KENNETH LIM - First Engg unveils joint venture; H1 profit rises 31 By KENNETH LIM PRECISION plastic component maker First Engineering said interim net profit rose 30.8 per cent to $12.8 million as stronger tooling orders and reined-in harddisk drive inventories hint at a firmer outlook. The company, which is proposing a half-cent471 words
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388 2004-11-05 9 KENNETH LIM - By KENNETH LIM WITH a track record of government security and insurance systems contracts under its belt, China-based Sinobest Technology Holdings is raising $10.6 million through an initial public offering to ride the modernisation wave sweeping the country's social services. The offer, priced at388 words
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Advertisement1361 2004-11-05 8 ArianeCorp ARIANECORP LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) (Reg. No. *****4341 D) NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting of ArianeCorp Limited (the "Company") will be held at Empress 3 Carlton Hotel, 76 Bras Basah Road, Singapore *****8 on 24 November 20041,361 words
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Article, Illustration537 2004-11-05 10 R SIVANITHY - STOCKS Friday's US jobs report looms over the horizon as players may revert their attention to economic concerns R SIVANITHY Senior Correspondent NOW that the US presidential election has been milked dry for all its worth as a marketmoving theme, it looks very muchSource: Bloomberg - 537 words
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Article, Illustration910 2004-11-05 10 KENNETH LIM - Compiled by KENNETH LIM NET profit of $64.5 million in Q2 was below our forecast. This was due to lower investment income and a $4.6 million exchange loss. Compared with Q2, profit was down 55 per cent but this was largely due to an exceptional $71 million gainSource: Bloomberg - 910 words
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Article, Illustration419 2004-11-05 10 OTHER SINGAPORE INDICES Nov 4 VALUE CLOSE BT OB/OS -194.00 -133.00 BTCAPI -*****.00 -85.00 BT 10-day MA -*****.00 -20.00 AM-SG Equities 521.43 -0.96 SG Equities Elect 154.77 -2.45 SG Equities Fin 1596.43 -25.28 SG Equities Prop 482.49 +1.33 SIMSCI 241.01 -1.14 SiMSCI Futures 242.10 -1.30 MOST ACTIVE STOCKS VOLUME Anwell419 words
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Article, Illustration396 2004-11-05 10 CURRENCIES AP. Bloomberg [BERLIN] The euro hit an eight-month high yesterday against the US dollar, which fell sharply on worries about the economic effects of rising oil prices and expectations of continued trade and Budget deficits under a reelected President George W. Bush. TheAP.; Bloomberg; AFP - 396 words
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Article127 2004-11-05 10 UNITED Overseas Land continued to consolidate its hold over hotel arm Hotel Plaza yesterday, buying 190,000 shares on the open market at undisclosed prices. UOL, an investment and property development company chaired by United Overseas Bank chairman Wee Cho Yaw, now has a 76127 words
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66 2004-11-05 10 ARMSTRONG Industrial Corp independent director Anthony Ang Meng Huat raised his stake to 1.64 per cent from 0.57 per cent yesterday by buying 5.5 million shares on the open market. Those shares were bought at 14 cents each. Mainboard-listed Armstrong is a manufacturer of66 words
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132 2004-11-05 10 YONGNAM Holdings executive director Seow Soon Hee sold 5 million shares on the open market on Wednesday at about 2.5 cents apiece, paring his stake to 3.72 per cent from 4.39 per cent. Mr Seow also sold 2.5 million warrants the same day at one cent132 words
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158 2004-11-05 10 KENNETH LIM - Compiled by KENNETH LIM A FAMILY trust bought 506,000 shares of Cheung Woh Technologies, or a 0.19 per cent stake, on Monday last week, raising the deemed shareholding of three Cheung Woh directors to 4.96 per cent from 4.76 per cent. The Cheung Woh Trust158 words
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568 2004-11-05 11 ANNA TEO - Contraction threat looms, with fall in new orders and output in October By ANNA TEO THE outlook for Singapore's manufacturing sector has deteriorated sharply, with the latest purchasing managers' index (PMI) dipping to within touching distance of the 50point base level to568 words
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Article, Illustration392 2004-11-05 11 SIOW LI SEN - By SIOW LI SEN HSBC Singapore is looking to expand its branch network by at least 20 per cent. This could be accomplished next year through some refocusing on corporate clients and possibly an increase in offsite automated teller machines by 50392 words
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SINGAPORE ROUNDUP
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Article50 2004-11-05 11 THE government has appointed Vanu Gopala Menon as Singapore's High Commissioner to Canada, resident in New York. Mr Menon is also Singapore's Permanent Representative to the United Nations in New York. He joined the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 1985 and has served in various posts.50 words
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54 2004-11-05 11 THREE professors from the Nanyang Technological University were presented the Prestigious Engineering Achievement Awards organised by the Institute of Engineers, Singapore (lES). They are Pan Tso-Chien, Tay Joo Hwa and Lawrence Koe, who won for their respective projects in land use maximisation, biological wastewater54 words
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Article29 2004-11-05 11 THE Workforce Development Agency (WDA) said it will be launching three labour guides to keep citizens up to date about labour market trends.29 words
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Article549 2004-11-05 12 KALPANA RASHIWALA - Wah Khiaw bags 3 of 7 bungalow plots in Sentosa Cove's 2nd land sale: sources By KALPANA RASHIWALA BOUTIQUE developer Wah Khiaw has bagged three of the seven bungalow plots which Sentosa Cove has awarded in its second land sale, sources told BT. Market watchers549 words
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Article, Illustration539 2004-11-05 12 VINCE CHONG - By VINCE CHONG PROPERTY players believe that the total number of new private homes sold this year will still exceed last year's measly 5,156 as long as developers bring on the projects but at reasonable prices. They add,539 words
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Article, Illustration379 2004-11-05 12 SAMUEL EE - By SAMUEL EE THE man largely seen as responsible for BMW's bold new look (disagreeing Beemer fans have used less flattering terms) has been appointed to Singapore's first International Advisory Panel (lAP) on design. BMW Group design director Chris Bangle will join379 words
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Article34 2004-11-05 12 UNIT TRUSTS FUNDS LEGEND:All prices are indicative;Broadly Diversified; Narowly Focused;$ Lower Risk;^ Low to Medium Risk;& Medium to High Risk;** Higher Risk;open-ended;+Before subdivision of units;After subdivision of units;SP after stock split N.A-Non Dealing Day34 words
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Advertisement192 2004-11-05 11 FINAL AUCTION VALUABLE SEIZED MERCHANDISE High Value Bank Collateral Assets impounded under Preventive Distraint in enforcement of Court Injunction ordered to be sold by Mayor International Bank in the exercise of a lien against a very substantial unpaid loan to a leading Persian carpet wholesaler together with other outstanding consignments/192 words
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ECONOMY WATCH
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532 2004-11-05 13 ANNA TEO - Major economies have 40% chance of outright recession: Morgan's Roach By ANNA TEO [SINGAPORE] As far as the world economic outlook is concerned, it makes no difference whether George Bush or John Kerry is in the White House, according to Morgan Stanley's chief economist532 words
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490 2004-11-05 13 NYT [WASHINGTON] Even as US President George W Bush was celebrating his election victory on Wednesday, his Treasury Department provided an ominous reminder about the economic challenges ahead. After four years of rapidly rising budget deficits, the Treasury announced on Wednesday that the governmentNYT - 490 words
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Article, Illustration267 2004-11-05 13 HE was giving his take on the world economic outlook in the post-US election period. Then, after fielding some questions, Stephen Roach who said he wasn't jet-lagged from having just flown in from New York, just "depressed" with the election outcome267 words
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189 2004-11-05 14 Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysian oil services firm Scomi Group Bhd said on Wednesday that its third-quarter net profit rose more than fourfold, lifted by its recent purchase of Oiltools International Ltd, which provides drilling waste management services around the world. Scomi saidReuters - 189 words
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454 2004-11-05 14 PAULINE NG - Its sight is set on plantations, oil and gas business to spur growth, says CEO By PAULINE NG in Kuala Lumpur SIME Darby, which last year spent slightly over Ss3oo million to acquire assets in Singapore, plans to shell out454 words
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Article, Illustration202 2004-11-05 14 Xinhua [JAKARTA] Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono has ordered Military Chief Hndriartono Sutarto to retain his post and prevented Army Chief of Staff Ryamizard Ryacudu from attending a parliament meeting in which he is likely to be nominated as new military chief.Xinhua; AFP - 202 words
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216 2004-11-05 14 Stanchart, Astra cleared to buy 51 of Permata Reuters [JAKARTA] A consortium headed by Standard Chartered won formal clearance yesterday to acquire a 51 per cent stake in Indonesia's seventh largest lender, PT Bank Permata, the central bank said. London-based Stanchart and Indonesia's largest automotive distributor, PT Astra International, wonReuters - 216 words
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GREATER CHINA/INDIA
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Article, Illustration406 2004-11-05 15 Top officials say progress made; analysts expect yuan shift any time Reuters [BEIJING] China's top financial officials pledged to make the yuan currency more flexible, saying fundamental preparations had been made but stressing the need to avoid volatility, state media said onReuters; REUTERS - 406 words
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835 2004-11-05 15 Majority opinion favours China to come out on top but India is closing the gap Bloomberg CHINA and India, the two Asian giants, are both trying to become rich, each in its own way. China is big in manufacturing, while India's strength is inBloomberg - 835 words
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174 2004-11-05 15 AP [HONG KONG] Financial analysts who offer anonymous stock tips in Hong Kong media outlets will be required to identify themselves in an attempt to prevent share price manipulation, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission said. Many Hong Kongers are small-time investors, andAP - 174 words
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Article, Illustration434 2004-11-05 15 Many are from lucrative retailing, Internet sectors [BEIJING] Thirty-some-things are doing well in China's emerging capitalist society, making billions on retailing and the Internet, according to a list of the country's richest people issued yesterday. Top of the list of the 200 richestAPPLE DAILY - 434 words
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Article312 2004-11-05 15 AFP [BElJlNG] Trade between China and the 10 Asean nations should surpass US$lOO billion this year, said Chinese Vice-Premier Wu Yi while calling for the fast tracking of a proposed free trade area (FTA). "From January to September, bilateral trade increased 35.6 per cent year-on-yearAFP - 312 words
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Article, Illustration719 2004-11-05 16 Ashcroft, Ridge likely to give up Justice, Homeland Security; Powell, Rice face moves NYT. LAT-WP [WASHINGTON] President George Bush's re-election produced a scramble that administration officials said Wednesday could reshape the Cabinet, with Attorney General John Ashcroft and the SecretaryNYT.; LAT-WP - 719 words
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WORLD WATCH
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63 2004-11-05 16 Reuters [AMSTERDAM] The Dutch farm ministry sealed off more livestock farms yesterday after discovering cancer-causing dioxin in animal feed that had also been exported to Germany and Belgium, authorities said. A total of 162 Dutch cattle, pig, sheep and goat farms, eight Belgian andReuters - 63 words
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Article55 2004-11-05 16 Reuters [PARIS] Palestinian President Yasser Arafat has been in a coma since Wednesday evening and was now in critical condition in the intensive care unit at a French military hospital, aides said yesterday. They said doctors still did not know what was wrong with him,Reuters - 55 words
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78 2004-11-05 16 Reuters [LOS ANGELES] Rupert Murdoch's News Corp on Wednesday said quarterly profit rose 28 per cent as strength in broadcast and cable television helped offset a lacklustre performance by the film division and Italian pay-TV losses. News Corp reported a fiscal first-quarterReuters - 78 words
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72 2004-11-05 16 Reuters [MANILA] PLDT, the Philippines' top phone company, announced record quarterly earnings yesterday as its mobile phone services lured more new users than. rival Globe Telecotn. > Analysts said the v fourth quarter should be even better as people buy or upgrade mobiles with ChristmasReuters - 72 words
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63 2004-11-05 16 Reuters [MANILA] San Miguel Corp recorded al2 per cent fall in third quarter net profit as poor results from its poultry and soft drinks businesses offset strong beer sales. San Miguel, owned 15 per cent by Japan's Kirin Brewery, said it hadReuters - 63 words
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464 2004-11-05 16 All eyes on whether there'll be continuity LAT-WP [WASHINGTON] With the re-election of President George Bush, a burst of aggressive rule-making at the Securities and Exchange Commission over how companies should be governed may be coming to an end. "I think we've dona theLAT-WP - 464 words
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338 2004-11-05 16 Reuters [WASHINGTON] US business productivity slowed sharply in the third quarter to a 1.9 per cent annual rate, but was still faster than expected, a preliminary government report showed yesterday, while unit labour costs grew at a modest 1.6 per cent pace.Reuters - 338 words
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Advertisement184 2004-11-05 16 r SINGAPORE LAND LIMITED I (Incorporated in Singapore) LOST SHARE CERTIFICATE Notice is hereby given that one share certificate numbered POOBO9 for 500 shares in the name of L E Investments Pte Ltd has been reported lost. Notice is also hereby given that a new certificate will be issued and184 words
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360 2004-11-05 17 VEN SREENIVASAN - He says S'pore firms can leverage on their strengths By VEN SREENIVASAN [SINGAPORE] China's logistics market offers huge growth opportunities for Singapore transport and logistics players, Transport Minister Yeo Cheow Tong said yesterday. "The transport and logistics sector, as a crucial growth enabler,360 words
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Article, Illustration65 2004-11-05 17 [SHANGHAI] Two pedlars of discounted air tickets chat in front of a shuttle bus of Japan Airlines in Shanghai. China's fast-growing air travel market is expected to be the world's second largest for commercial aircraft in 20 years. Shanghai plans to expand its two airports and increase accessREUTERS - 65 words
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173 2004-11-05 17 Bloomberg [DUBAI] Emirates, the largest Arab airline, said it stopped recruiting administrative staff and may increase a ticket surcharge to offset a 47 per cent rise in its first-half fuel costs. "There's a recruitment freeze as we're all trying to do same thingsBloomberg - 173 words
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Article, Illustration459 2004-11-05 17 Report says Aussie carrier, HK's Shun Tak and Air Macau agree on JV details Reuters [SYDNEY] Australia's discount airline Virgin Blue said yesterday talks continued with Hong Kong casino magnate Stanley Ho's Shun Tak Holdings and Air Macau about setting up aReuters; AFP - 459 words
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332 2004-11-05 17 AFP [PARIS] The Chinese regional carrier Hainan Airlines has finalised an order for eight Airbus A 319 aircraft, with delivery scheduled from 2005 to 2007, the European aircraft maker said. The order is part of an initial placement for 30 Airbus aircraft inked withAFP - 332 words
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329 2004-11-05 17 Bloomberg, AFP [TOULOUSE, France] European Aeronautic, Defence Space Co, Europe's largest aerospace company, increased its forecast for 2004 earnings as net profit more than doubled in the first nine months of the year. EADS reported net profit of 597 million euros (Ssl.3Bloomberg,; AFP - 329 words
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Advertisement295 2004-11-05 17 Your knowledge of the market could I win you an HP Notebook! I So you think you know the market at your fingertips? Then try your hand at B the BTX Game and win an HP Notebook for yourself. Ten stocks are listed B (each with its previous day's closing295 words
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Article, Illustration556 2004-11-05 18 DONALD URQUHART - By DONALD URQUHART [SINGAPORE] Fires burning deep within the cargo holds of the bulk carrier Nina, loaded with 58,600 tonnes of coal, were extinguished recently after a five-day salvage effort which included grounding the vessel and flooding its cargo holds. The salvage operations were556 words
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177 2004-11-05 18 Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Top Tankers Inc on Wednesday agreed to buy five suezmax oil tankers for U*****.5 million to increase its fleet to 21 ships. Proceeds from the expected sale of 7.52 million common shares will be used to finance the purchase,Bloomberg - 177 words
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Article, Illustration463 2004-11-05 18 DONALD URQUHART - Kidnap-for-ransom cases in Malacca Strait may spread to other areas: IMB By DONALD URQUHART Source: IMB [SINGAPORE] Piracy and armed robbery attacks on ships continued its wellworn trend over the first nine months this year, with 56 per cent of the 251 actualSource: IMB - 463 words
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739 2004-11-05 18 SELVA KUMAR - ADMIRALTY CASEBOOK By SELVA KUMAR A US appeals court last week stalled a major class action by a group of bulk chemical traders against four giants in the parcel tanker industry with its ruling that the damages claim for price fixing ought to first739 words
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174 2004-11-05 18 Reuters [BANGKOK] Thai dry bulk carrier Precious Shipping said yesterday its thirdquarter net profit more than doubled due to higher freight rates on the back of robust global trade. Precious, which ships mainly Thai agricultural and wood products as well as building materials, reportedReuters - 174 words
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Article258 2004-11-05 18 S6X '000 NM4 SI Vol CH Offshore 0.40 unch S26 ChuanHup 0.67 0.01 4745 Cosco Corporation 1.07 0.01 ***** CWT Distribution 0.55 -0.01 62 EzraHldgs 1.14 unch 35 Freight Links 0.10 -0.01 119 Grand Banks Yacht 0.86 unch 0 Java Holdings 1.03 -0.01 2337 K1 Venture .0.25 -0.01258 words
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Advertisement147 2004-11-05 18 ASIA-WEST AFRICA TRADE AGREEMENT West African Port Surcharges: Considering the operational conditions that have become extremely difficult in some West African ports, we are compelled to implement a certain number of congestion surcharges as per same rules applied by the EWATA conference on the Europe-West Africa trade. The amounts of147 words
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Article531 2004-11-05 20 EDITORIAL GEORGE W Bush has won the race for the White House and will now be responsible for formulating policies that are going to affect not only the American people, but also the rest of the world. The main challenge facing President Bush will have to do531 words
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Article, Illustration746 2004-11-05 20 ANTHONY ROWLEY - THE BOTTOM LINE ANTHONY ROWLEY Tokyo Correspondent THE decision by two of East Asia's leading economic powers, China and South Korea, to apply for membership of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) thereby ending Japan's reign as the sole representative from this region746 words
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Article, Illustration1094 2004-11-05 20 EDUARDO PORTER, ELIZABETH BECKER - But a rapid fall in the currency, without other measures to cut the deficit, could hit economy adversely By EDUARDO PORTER, ELIZABETH BECKER NYT THE presidential election drove the US dollar all over down when it looked like President George W Bush would lose, up briefly whenNYT; AFP - 1,094 words
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Article, Illustration1602 2004-11-05 21 LEON HADAR - Will Bush paint America purple He can opt for a strategy of reconciliation with Democrats and 'New America' and try to bridge the rift between the Reds and the Blues LEON HADAR Washington Correspondent YES, I know, I was the one who had predicted a few days ago that DemocraticAFP - 1,602 words
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Article103 2004-11-05 21 Fax your letters to 6319-8277 or email them to btletterOsph.com.sg or write to: The Business Times, SPH HQ. 1000 Toa Payoh North, Podium Level 3, Singapore *****4. We need your full name, address and telephone number for verification. Please use temperate language, and bear in mind libel103 words
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Article, Illustration768 2004-11-05 21 HAROLD EVANS - By HAROLD EVANS LAT-WP THE striking thing about the innovators who succeeded in making our modern world is how often they failed. Turn on a light, take a photograph, watch television, search the Web, jet across the Pacific, talk on a cell phone. The innovatorsLAT-WP; AP FILE PHOTO - 768 words
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385 2004-11-05 21 Kenichi Suganuma - LETTER TO THE EDITOR Kenichi Suganuma Minister Embassy of Japan I REFER to the editorial, "Japan turns to pre-emption" (BT, Oct 15). I believe the editorial misleads readers on Japan's defence policy. The editorial seems to suggest that the government of Japan has adopted385 words
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Article3896 2004-11-05 22 STRAITS TIMES INDEX STOCKS Stock name Wt J3oie Change Stodi mm Wt dost Change Allgreen 50c 0.30 1.060 NOL 2.18 3.040 +0 040 BIL Intl US20c 0.45 0.970 +0.015 OCBC 10.29 13.600 -0 400 CapitaLand 1.27 1 890 +0010 Parkway H 25c 0.68 1460 -0.010 Chart SemiCond 26c3,896 words
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Article2863 2004-11-05 23 FINANCE COMMODITIES MORGAN STANLEY CAPITAL INTERNATIONAL INDICES In local curt In» MUSS dy %y» dy %y dy *yr Nov 3 InOfi Q\»oq« Chang* Oxog» Ch»oq» Chang* Chang* Wcrid Index PtefcTway 8116 09 4 4 1.1 14 1.2 54 tmUMhiiW 76*3 04 6l1 HI 6.1 IJ U Europe Preliminary ***** 042,863 words
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511 2004-11-05 28 SANGEETHA MADHAVAN - By SANGEETHA MADHAVAN ACCORDING to some of the writers involved in the Indian literary arts scene, there's both good news and bad news. The bad news first. With the increased demands of study and work, the absolute numbers of Singaporeans writing fiction511 words
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Article, Illustration651 2004-11-05 28 PARVATHI NAYAR - PARVATHI NAYAR finds out more about the Institute of Contemporary Arts Singapore's ambitions and its inaugural exhibition PARVATHI NAYAR AN arts venue you'd visit without checking the programme because cool stuff always happens there, whether cuttingedge arts, or arty conversations in its cafe: the Institute651 words
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Article, Illustration406 2004-11-05 28 SANGEETHA MADHAVAN - By SANGEETHA MADHAVAN WHILE a bona fide hit on the West End and Broadway, an imported production of Irish playwright Marie Jones' two-hander Stones In His Pockets brought in by Sh! Productions which tours British productions regularly to the Middle East showed that not406 words
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Article, Illustration675 2004-11-05 29 CHEAH UI-HOON - Five dancers jointly created a new piece for 'Double Happiness' in just two weeks, reports CHEAH UI-HOON CHEAH UI-HOON DANCE lovers will have a good snapshot of the Asia-Pacific contemporary dance scene this weekend, when six young leading dancers from Hong Kong,675 words
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Advertisement84 2004-11-05 29 rounatnQctpisMnnrror gffßMs E' by Theatre Television Associates 9b iNrtmlttU rtflthme wd season of full houses and rapturous reviews. -J 1 ,wctfin(f movMiiMiti fey two of tfn workfs s Tt Nov 04, Thu Sat MIKCHI I With Mohammed Rafee and the Vasantham Boys by Meenakshi Srinivasan sizzling performance! (120mins with no84 words
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Advertisement253 2004-11-05 29 AT THE ESPLANADE Nov 5 f Friday Anthony di Bonaventura, Piano Recital (US) Esplanade Recital Studio Bpm (125 min with intermission) Tickets: $15 Nov 5, Friday to Dec 3, Friday Mamma Mia! Esplanade Theatre Bpm and 2.30pm (150 min with intermission) Tickets: From $60 to $130 Nov 6, Saturday Great253 words
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Article, Illustration955 2004-11-05 30 KENNETH LIM - Derek Althorp is very hands-on when it comes to building his home theatre, reports KENNETH LIM KENNETH LIM GIVE a passionate perfectionist a lot of money, and you have Derek Althorp building a US$l million home cinema. The 63-year-old cochairman of Sesdaq-listed DMX Technologies has combined aCHRIS LOH - 955 words
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Article, Illustration494 2004-11-05 31 GEOFFREY EU - CINEMA The characters in Shark Tale are forgettable, says GEOFFREY EU GEOFFREY EU SHARK Tale is the new computer-generated animated underwater offering from Dream Works that looks a lot like a kid flick but is aimed more at the grown-ups accompanying them. Numerous references to R-rated classics494 words
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Article, Illustration825 2004-11-05 31 WATCHES HE is said to build complicated watches so tough, he can toss them across a room without damaging them in the least. This despite the fact that exquisitelycrafted watches with haute complications such as the tourbillon mechanism are known to be very delicate,825 words
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Miscellaneous176 2004-11-05 31 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD 13 Features on map showing nasty shore (9) —LjJ— L—J— how not gallant, he! (3-6,3) DOWN 10 The value of money for the YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION 1 Boy sailor on good stretch of Methodist Church maybe (12) Blubbers 9 Enclosed 10 river in Oz (9) 14 Shouting "hello" is176 words
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Article632 2004-11-05 32 jaime ee - off the cuff jaime ee SO, who did you bet would win the US presidential elections? Right up till way past my bedtime on Wednesday night, I still couldn't tell whether Barney the dog would be able to spend another four years digging for bones in632 words
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Article201 2004-11-05 32 CHEAH UI-HOON - Four entrepreneurs from across the Causeway are making their mark on Singapore's commercial landscape. CHEAH UI-HOON reports CHEAH UI-HOON ANEW breed of Malaysian entrepreneurs are making an impact on Singaporeans' lifestyles—whether they're bringing in international art exhibitions, selling fragrant coffee buns, providing a top-of-the-line bus201 words
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Article, Illustration505 2004-11-05 32 GOH Shuet Li didn't realise how much she'd picked up from the jewellery fair visits and gem-buying trips she'd made with her mother when she was growing up as a young girl. But all the latent knowledge came bubbling to the surface when505 words
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Article, Illustration342 2004-11-05 32 COME December, Singapore will be overrun by the sheer weight of Colombian artist Fernando Botero's imagination with 20 monumental outdoor sculptures, 15 smaller sculptures and over 50 paintings which go on show. This is Botero's largest and most comprehensive exhibition in Asia,CHRIS LOH/ARTHUR LEE - 342 words
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Article, Illustration402 2004-11-05 32 IT was the opening of the controversial KLIA Airport at Sepang in the late '90s that sparked the idea for a bus service linking Singapore and Kuala Lumpur for Law Cheok Gheen, 29, CEO of Malaysian bus company Zuco Express. "We heard a402 words
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Article, Illustration429 2004-11-05 32 ROTIBOY coffee buns are selling like the proverbial hot cakes in Singapore now the best-known Malaysian bakery here since the rise of "designer" bread. Though the business was started in Malaysia, the concept and name were "baked" in Singapore, so to speak, where owner429 words
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