The Business Times, 26 November 2005

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  • 23 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES weekend SINGAPORE 85 cents MICA (P) 089/03/2005 November ?U ?7. ?(U) r ortltw .»t /iiiU'.nt*-v, Uku >i,ml nun %t\ j
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  • 801 1  -  By MICHELLE QUAH [SINGAPORE] The saga has ended: debt-ridden Citiraya Industries officially gains a new lease on life, after 11 months of uncertainty and a fiery 10-hour court session yesterday in which the company came close to being wound up. DBS, Citiraya's lead creditor,
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  • 137 1 STI 2,295.73 (-10.58) ST INDEX FUTURES 2,297.00 (-10.00) SIMSCI 270.95 (-1.17) SIMSCI FUTURES 271.70 (-0.30) MARKETS Friday Change KLSECOMP 904.28 +0.63 NIKKEI 225 14,784.29 +41.71 HANG SENG 15.081.47 -2.92 SET INDEX 669.89 +0.13 JAKARTA COMP 1.074.40 -3.78 MANILA COMP 2,106.10 -13.55 SEOUL COMP 1,293.22 +1.51 SHENZHEN B 197.80
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  • 774 1  -  Low-cost China production won't help if there's no good design, S'pore manufacturers discover By ARTHUR SIM [SINGAPORE] Nobody sits on just a chair any more. Rather, they fret over whether it's Modern or Baroque. Or whether it's Le Corbusier or Courts. Furniture design, it
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    • 26 1 SINGAPORE 85 cents MOTORING The supercharged VWGoIfGT THTdragoi^W^ special four China hands Ik about doing business in four of the country's regions PGS 9-12 8 Hi
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    • 82 1 UPV RAFFLES CONVERSATION j^.-3 KPMG's Danny Tfe>h on challenges IHIIH facing auditing industry Breguet. La passion laissa das tracas. Marine wristwatch in 3teel Self-winding movement with large instant-change date calendar Slivered -%t"si S~Vf f SJS C gold dial, hand-engraved on a rose-engine Chapter ring with applied numerals and luminous minute
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  • TOP STORIES
    • 398 2 Source: The Globalist Number four in 2050 India, China and the United States will still be the world's three most populous nations in 2050. But there will be plenty of demographic change in other countries, given that 99% of future population growth is going to occur in developing countries.
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    • 657 2  -  SATURDAY SOAPBOX RODERICK CLYNE Copy Editor SINGAPORE seems to have an attitude of benign neglect towards cycling. As a cyclist, that is fine by me. Because cycling, as a method of transport, is altogether normal, and should be seen as such. Normal, as in traditional, the bike
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    • 637 2  -  Queen, Malta PM say grouping strong enough to tackle underdevelopment in the world From CHUANG PECK MING in Malta EVEN the weather smiled on the gathering as the 53 leaders of the former British colonies arrived at the Mediterranean Conference Centre here
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    • 756 2 Air Ocean head Thomas Tay denies CPIB probe THOMAS Tay, chief executive of Air Ocean, yesterday said that he is not under any investigation by the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau. An upset Mr Tay told BT over the phone that his interview with the CPIB was "incidental" and
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    • 30 2 BT ONLINE BT print subscribers get free access to the Business Times Online. To activate your account, log on to http://business-times.asial .com.sg. For more information, e-mail btocs@sph.com.sg or call 6388-3838.
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  • RAFFLES CONVERSATION
    • 1706 3  -  KPMG's Danny Teoh tells ANNA TEO the goals and challenges the auditing industry and himself need to work on ANNA TEO SUAVE in a black jacket and matching shades, Danny Teoh surprised and totally wowed colleagues at KPMG's dinner and dance at the Shangri-La Hotel ballroom early last
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    • 539 3  -  By ANNA TEO WITHOUT music, life would be a mistake. The Friedrich Nietzsche quote is probably a sentiment of Danny Teoh's too. And the KPMG Singapore boss doesn't just sing: He has in the basement of his house an entire recording studio where he unwinds
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  • COMPANY NEWS
    • 678 4  -  Thomas Tay says he was merely asked to give his views on industry goings-on By SIOW LI SEN THOMAS Tay, chief executive of Air Ocean Group, yesterday said that he is not under any investigation by the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB). An upset Mr
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    • GRAPEVINE
      • 79 4 ONE of the winners of the annual Enterprise 50 awards last week decided to take an mi usual breather after bagging the prize: he went for a soothing massage. To his amazement, the spa employees recognised him and one of them pointed to The
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      • 85 4 LIFE after listing is no longer the same for one China chief executive officer. Like many CEOs of unlisted companies on the mainland, this CEO, who is also the founder of the company, used to dig into the various "pockets" of the group's more profitable units
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      • 64 4 NTUC Income CEO Tan Kin Lian may not be Singapore's most famous blogger but he could very well be the most influential. On tankinlian.blogspot.com, he gives his views on salient topics ranging from the fixed land pricing for the proposed integrated resorts to MediShield coverage. Better still, Mr
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      • 85 4 WANT to win that multi-million-dollar waste treatment contract? Darco Water Technologies recently led a bid that won an $84 million contract for a municipal waste water plant in Hsin Chu, near Taipei. Asked how they beat large established firms to the contract, CEO KM Thye said their proposal
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    • 276 4  - Casa warns of big FY2005 loss its 4th year in the red TROUBLED COMPANIES It lost LG dealership in January and its investments are still loss-making By NANDE KHIN ELECTRICAL products and electronic home appliance distributor Casa Holdings has become the latest company to issue a profit warning. Yesterday, Casa
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    • 187 4 Bloomberg [SINGAPORE] Three non-executive directors of China Aviation Oil (Singapore) Corp who face charges related to the company's US$55O million trading losses will attend their next pre-trial meeting on Dec 15, lawyers and prosecutors said. Jia Changbin, Gu Yanfei and Li Yongji
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    • 449 4  -  By SIOW LI SEN MAYBANK today launches Islamic banking in Singapore, targeting its entire customer base amid growing interest in such products. OCBC Bank was the first bank to introduce Islamic banking in Singapore in the form of savings and current accounts in 1998, but the
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    • 235 4 Bloomberg {SINGAPORE] Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd, South-east Asia's biggest defence company, said its subsidiary won an order valued at $120 million from Singapore's defence ministry. Singapore Technologies Aerospace Ltd will provide five EC 120 Colibri helicopter with full technical and
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    • 387 5  -  NEW LEASE OF LIFE Company given three more months to finalise search By LESLIE YEE WITH the already-extended deadline of Oct 31 to finalise the search for a new core business to avert delisting having lapsed, Sea View Hotel has been given another
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    • 292 5  -  By CONRAD RAJ NEOCORP International now hopes to be saved by a British Virgin Islands incorporated investment company whose main business is in the manufacturing of electrical transformers in China. The Sesdaq-listed construction company, under judicial management, has struck a deal which
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    • COMPANY BRIEFS
      • 76 5 THE sentencing of Sia Teck Mong, former chief executive and director of ITE Electric Co, has been postponed to Dec 7 from yesterday. Sia, 60, together with two of his former directors, 68-year-old Gan Cheng Siew and Foo Jong Kan, 50 and the
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      • 45 5 DAKA Designs has appointed Sport Dimension Inc as its exclusive distributor for its Sea-Doo Seascooter and Motorised Inflatable line of products in the United States. It has also secured a US$3.B million order commitment from Sport Dimension.
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      • 72 5 INTEGRATED oil and gas and marine service provider and procurement specialist Aqua-Terra has entered into a preliminary agreement to acquire a 51 per cent interest in Amos International a marine logistics and supply chain management company for $382,500. The acquisition was done
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      • 64 5 FERROCHINA'S non-executive chairman Zhang Ye Dong reduced his personal shareholding from 44.75 per cent to 30.02 per cent. He sold 48.5 million shares representing 14.73 per cent of the company on the open market, where they were purchased by institutional investor East Grand Management Ltd
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      • 97 5 OCBC Bank has teamed up with Thailand's Krungthai Card (KTC) to extend the reach of its Titanium credit card, which turned one last week. At yesterday's celebrations, KTC unveiled its own version of the card, after securing licensing rights to use OCBC's
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      • 50 5 RECENTLY listed sporting goods company China Hongxing Sports posted a proforma 20.3 per cent year-on-year rise in net profit to 24.2 million yuan (S$5.1 million) for the third quarter ended Sept 30. Revenue rose 19.4 per cent to 193.6 million yuan.
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      • 109 5 SEMBCORP Marine, Singapore Technologies Marine. Keppel Shipyard and Pan-United Marine have all subscribed to additional new shares in their associated company Joint Shipyard Management Services (JSMS), which manages a dormitory for foreign workers hired by them. The four parties set up JSMS in
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    • 234 5 GRAND Central (NZ), a subsidiary of Hotel Grand Central (HGC), has sold Wang House Wellington to Freemasons New Zealand for NZ$B.3 million (Ss9.B million) in cash. Wang House is an office building with seven storeys of commercial office space, a ground floor of retail
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    • 643 5  -  STOCKS VEN SREENIVASAN Senior Correspondent THROUGHOUT this week, the local market has taken its cue from Wall Street, then the futures market for Wall Street indices, followed by Hong Kong and finally the opening for European markets. So with the US fmancial markets heading into
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    • 453 5 An advertising feature MANY people suffer from one form of gum disease or other. Gum diseases are caused by plaque, a film of bacteria that forms on your teeth and gums. While many of the bacteria found on your gums and teeth are harmless, some types
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  • PERSONAL INVESTMENT
    • Article, Illustration
      996 6  -  Compiled by MATTHEW PHAN Darco Water Technologies Nov 25 close: 550.275 DBS VfCKERS SECURITIES, Nov 25 DWT is partnering the Lealea Group in the. construction of a 30,000 cu ra/day wastewater recovery system for Hsin Chu City, commonly known as the "Silicon Valley" of Taiwan, which houses over 300
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    • 983 6  -  SHOW ME THE MONEY They stand out in this region on the two counts TEH HOOI LING Senior Correspondent THERE are eight stages in the development of the real estate investment trusts (Reits) market, and there are different challenges and characteristics in each
      Source: Macquarie Research  -  983 words
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  • BT INVESTMENT ROUNDTABLE
    • 2767 7 OVERVIEW BILLIONS of dollars flowed into Malaysian assets at the end of last year and again in July when the fixed currency peg was lifted. The aim was to catch the appreciation to the ringgit then believed to be undervalued by 5 to 10
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  • SINGAPORE NEWS
    • 632 8  -  Data included for first time shows trade balance surplus of US$9.3b By ANNA TEO DATA available for the first time shows that re-exports from Singapore to Indonesia amounted to US$lO.9 billion in 2004 turning the bilateral trade balance from a deficit to a
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    • 288 8  -  By MATTHEW PHAN DESIGN companies will grow by more than 20 per cent over the next three years, according to forecasts in a recently completed survey of the design industry by Ernst Young (E&Y). Design service providers, or firms whose
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    • 198 8 MORE than 1,500 HDB households at Sims Drive and Upper Boon Keng Road will have to move—as the site of their flats has been picked for selective en-bloc redevelopment (Sers). The affected flats are at Blocks 54, 56, 57,59,60 and 62 Sims
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    • 286 8  -  By CONRAD TAN SINGAPORE has conferred the prestigious Public Service Star on four business leaders and the Public Service Medal on a fifth for their contributions to the country's economic growth. Klaus Ziegler, chairman of the supervisory board of German electronics manufacturer Epcos,
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    • 440 8  -  By CHEN HUIFEN www.biothicssingapore.org THE Bioethics Advisory Committee (BAC) has stressed that any human tissues for genetic testing or research should be obtained on a voluntary basis and no monetary inducement should be involved. "We think we are pretty clear in our minds
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    • 256 8 MALAYSIAN officials are in town for talks with IE Singapore on how to help projects in developing certain industries in Singapore and Malaysia. The dialogue session, between lE, the Malaysian Industrial Development Authority (Mida) and the Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (Matrade), started
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  • SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL
    • 2587 9  -  Singapore's drive into the Chinese market is now expanding to second-tier cities, CHUANG PECK MING finds out more CHUANG PECK MING SINGAPORE companies were early venturing into China and they continue to pour investments into the emerging giant today. Lending a hand in Singapore's drive into the
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    • 503 10  -  Whether they were early birds or latecomers, Singapore companies in sectors from property to education are still finding rich pickings in the Chinese market, CHUANG PECK MING profiles three of them CHUANG PECK MING IT'S NEVER too late to venture into China, it appears. Mapletree Investments,
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    • 465 10 CRESTAR Education Group is one Singapore company that heeded the government's urging early and ventured into China. That was in 1995 when the provider of childcare education services set up a nursery school for the expatriate community in Suzhou, where Singapore was helping to build an industrial
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    • 468 10 INTER-ROLLER Engineering was an early bird in China, having arrived more than a decade ago. But it was only this year that the company set up a fully-owned subsidiary in Beijing. "Having a physical presence in China is an assurance to our Chinese clients that we are
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    • 1276 11  -  LETTER FROM BEIJING The cities and provinces of North China all have their own unique characteristics even though they are located in the same region, writes LAW CHUNG MING LAW CHUNG MING BEIJING is not China that's what I always tell fellow Singaporeans who are visiting China for
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    • 1096 11  -  S'pore companies have much to gain if they read the competitive landscape accurately, says TEO MOH GIN TEO MOH GIN SINGAPORE companies, which have made China the top destination for foreign direct investments since the late *****, have not lost any of their ardour for
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    • 1222 12  -  Despite signs of cooling down, growth was a robust 9.4 per cent in the three months to September, CHUANG PECK MING reports CHUANG PECK MING TIGHTER policies and high oil prices have not slowed China's economic expansion. The Chinese economy hardly paused, as it kept up
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    • 1394 12  -  STEPHEN GREEN and TAI HUI discuss the key features of the People's Bank of China's recent monetary policy report which looks at the state of the economy and yuan reform STEPHEN GREEN, TAI HUI CHINA'S central bank views the ec6nomy as basically healthy but
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  • MALAYSIA/INDONESIA
    • 593 13  -  Analysts say it must deal with inflation, weaker growth and sentiment By SHOEB KAGDA in Jakarta INDONESIA faces a make-or-break year in 2006 as the government grapples with rising inflation, slower growth and weakening business sentiment, panelists at an economic seminar said
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    • 297 13 Reuters [JAKARTA] State oil firm Pertamina will begin drilling on Indonesia's US$2 billion Cepu oil block without partner Exxon Mobil Corp because of deadlocked talks over who will operate the field, Pertamina said yesterday. The threat casts a cloud over one of Exxon's
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    • BRIEFLY ASIA
      • 61 13 Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysian gaming and power group Genting Bhd yesterday said its third-quarter earnings rose 68 per cent from a year earlier after its casino and resorts posted higher arrivals. Genting posted net profit of RM405.9 million (Ssl 81.8 million) in the period ending
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      • 76 13 Reuters [JAKARTA] Swiss drug giant Roche AG has given Indonesia permission to make the anti-viral drug Tamiflu that can be used to treat bird flu infections in people, Health Minister Siti Fadillah Supari said yesterday. "Two hours ago, we received a reply from Roche that Indonesia
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      • 56 13 Bloomberg [MUMBAI] India's Sensitive index climbed to a record yesterday. Hindustan Lever led consumer companies higher after Morgan Stanley reiterated its optimism about the consumer staples industry. The index rose 109.17, or 1.3 per cent, to close at 8,853.21 points. The measure surpassed its record
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      • 84 13 Reuters [HONG KONG] Hong Kong's economy grew by a stronger-than-expected 2.7 per cent in the third quarter, building on unusually powerful growth three months earlier thanks to robust exports, investment and consumer spending. The rise in seasonally adjusted gross domestic product prompted the government to
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      • 62 13 Bloomberg [KUALA LUMPUR] YTL Corp, owner of Malaysia's third-largest power producer, said first-quarter profit rose 14 per cent. Net income rose to RM183.7 million (5582.3 million), or 12.9 sen a share, in the three months ended Sept 30, from RM161.3 million, or 11.6 sen,
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  • GREATER CHINA
    • 551 14 Domestic currency swaps market launched with US$6b deal Reuters [SHANGHAI] China took a big step yesterday towards allowing a stronger, more flexible yuan a long-run-ning demand of the US administration by launching a domestic currency swaps market with a US$6 billion deal. The transaction came
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    • 152 14 Reuters [HONG KONG] Shares in Link Reit, Hong Kong's first and the world's largest IPO of a property trust, jumped 15 per cent in a stirring market debut yesterday, raising hopes for other real estate trusts in the listing pipeline. The share price
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    • 256 14 Reuters [HONG KONG] Xiamen International Port, China's seventh-busiest container port operator, plans to sell a 9.9 per cent stake to strategic investors as part of its planned IPO, sources involved in the deal said. Potential buyers included Singapore's PSA and European shipping giant AP
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    • 316 14 People in Harbin heard of slick only one week later Reuters Bloomberg [BEIJING] Environmental protection officials discharged water from a reservoir into a river in northeast China in an attempt to dilute a toxic spill but decided not to warn the public
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  • INDIA
    • 367 15  -  Along with strong leadership, that's where China has an advantage By CHEN HUIFEN INDIA needs more than leadership to bring it closer to the growth level that China is now enjoying, according to Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew. It needs
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    • 245 15 Reuters W [SINGAPORE] The flagship state energy firms of China and India, normally arch-rivals in the race for overseas oilfields, are teaming up for the first time to bid for a US$l billion package of assets in Syria. China National Petroleum
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    • 6434 15 Transaction Date: Nov 25 MOST ACTIVE STOCKS VOLUME VALUE LinkReitBNPeCW*****0 51.772.000 Pearl Energy US12.5c 35.456.420 UniFiber 10c 26.092.000 DBSGrp 27.117.942 LinkReitMBLeCW*****6 24.243.000 CapitaLand 21.619.420 Pearl Energy US12.5c 23.859.000 LinkReitBNPeCW*****0 20.840.425 GlobalTest 10c 16.151.000 SingTel 15c 19.119.180 LinkReitBNPeCW*****1 14.950.000 UOB 18.178.000 Darco 5c 13.243.000 Noble Grp HK25c 11.046.630 Delong 5c
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  • ASIA-PACIFIC/WORLD
    • 663 16 Las Vegas has more luxury boutiques, restaurants and Asian visitors LAT-WP [LOS ANGELES] Piero Selvaggio calls it his "Las Vegas experience". It was opening night at Valentino, the Venetian hotel version of his successful Santa Monica restaurant, when a high roller sent his
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    • 631 16  -  Ruling party setting up own committee on monetary policy By ANTHONY ROWLEY in Tokyo IN a move seen as signalling rising tension between Japanese politicians and the Bank of Japan (BOJ) over monetary policy, the controlling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) is setting up
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    • 374 16 [WASHINGTON] The US government is poised to propose rules that could restrict the ability of Chinese and other foreign nationals to engage in high-level research in the country, the Financial Times said in a report. The plan is generating fierce opposition from companies and
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    • 291 16 Reuters [WELLINGTON] Air New Zealand and Australian rival Qantas are to be charged with hundreds of cases of misleading advertising by a New Zealand consumer watchdog, potentially leading to fines of millions of dollars. The Commerce Commission, which administers consumer protection
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  • MOTORING
    • 613 17  -  The VW Golf GT is the world's first production car with both a supercharger and a turbocharger, reports SAMUEL EE SAMUEL EE VOLKSWAGEN means "people's car" in German, but where once it stood for an inexpensive, classless car for everyone, the meaning these days is closer
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    • 532 17  -  Two boulevard behemoths with Mercedes-Benz genes have been launched in compact car land. SAMUEL EE drives the massive models SAMUEL EE ITS looks may frighten small children, but the Ssangyong Stavic is really a gentle giant. Among South Korean brands, Ssangyong is something
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    • 420 17 A MODERN American classic has arrived in Singapore and garnered almost two dozen orders with its amazing price. The brutishly handsome Chrysler 300 C has already won such fans as music celebrities Snoop Dogg and LL Cool J. Its long hood, low roof and high
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    • 299 17  -  Reports by SAMUEL EE IT'S chic, it's cheap and it even has a hotel named after it. But it won't be coming to Singapore for now because there is as yet no automatic transmission for right-hand-drive models. The Volkswagen Fox was first mentioned in
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    • 228 17 THE Volkswagen Fox is probably the only car in the world to debut with its own hotel. At its international presentation in Copenhagen in April, the German car maker also launched Project Fox. Young artists were invited to re-design a hotel in the Danish city,
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  • GOLF
    • 1259 18  -  Singaporean golfers are spoilt for choice when it comes to regional courses, says JUSTINE MOSS JUSTINE MOSS M JK Jf HILE a round of golf at fl m any of Singapore's V m B m premier country clubs m m is an undeniably apM a M
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  • WELLNESS
    • 955 19  -  Arthritis Foundation chief explains to CHEAH UI-HOON the role supplements could play in treating different types of conditions CHEAH UI-HOON THE trick to taking supplements effectively and the operative word is effectively is to treat them like medication. Meaning you take them for a specific reason and at
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    • 840 19  -  By CHEAH UI-HOON JOHN Denver wasn't too far off the medical truth when he wrote Sunshine on My Shoulders Makes Me Happy. But of course, he was singing only what Greek physicians had reckoned ages ago that warmth and sunlight have therapeutic effect. "Warmth is a power
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  • Page 19 Miscellaneous
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  • SHOPPING
    • 1102 20  -  French designer Martine Sitbon is inspired by music, dance and movement, and the colours around her, reports PARVATHI NAYAR PARVATHI NAYAR IN A funky yet classily tailored black linen pant suit, Hermes watch, long blonde hair and cool glasses, Martine Sitbon looks the part of a
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    • 631 20  -  By CHEAH UI-HOON TttE next best thing about Apple computers and products referring, of coiirse, to those who think it's the best thing in the computer world is simpfy its accessories. How many of us have wanted to get an Apple product —p especially the iPod
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  • PERSONAL SPACE
    • Article, Illustration
      1055 21  -  Banker Eugene Yang's house has plenty of natural light, water and space plus a heartful of passion for tropical living, reports GEOFFREY EU GEOFFREY EU IT'S safe to say that Eugene Yang doesn't believe in halfmeasures. Instead, he takes a full-blooded and refreshingly straightforward approach to living that
      PHOTOS BY ARTHUR LEE  -  1,055 words

  • THE BUSINESS TIMES weekend
    • 812 22  -  Authentic Korean rice cakes, catered by Auntie Kim's, are now hot items at community events and home parties, reports GEOFFREY EU GEOFFREY EU SAY 'duk' to the average Singapore diner and he's likely to assume that you're (a) referring to food of the feathered
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    • 1003 22  -  By CHEAH UI-HOON FOR some old-style, easy-to-make, tasty Malaysian dishes, you won't go wrong with trying out the food that graced the table of the first Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman from day to day. The late former prince and Malaysian Father of Independence's tastes
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