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Articles in April, 2003 issue of Business Times (Malaysia)

• EON, Proton agree on new distributorship deal, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Norzuhaira Ruhanie
• Bank Islam expects 10pc of clients to use its online facility, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Norzuhaira Ruhanie
• Ocean, Parkson say business exploration talks in early stage, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Vasantha Ganesan
• EON Bank to securitise hire purchase loans for RM500m, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Ishun P. Ahmad
• Sugar Bun price falls despite staging brief breakout at neckline, BUSINESS TIMES
  by S.N. Lock
• 2 freighters impose extra charges on air forwarders, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Ishun P. Ahmad
• Penang braces for factory closures with double blow from war, SARS, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Marina Emmanuel
• Need to develop big ideas to gain recognition as global Malaysian brands, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Zuraimi Abdullah
• Osram assumes global sales activities from Infineon Tech, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Marina Emmanuel
• PB Trustee sells Tongkah shares, BUSINESS TIMES
• Move to make CTOS responsible data provider, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Hamidah Atan
• US plans rules for air transport, BUSINESS TIMES
• US-Malaysia trade ties intact despite differing views on Iraq, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Kamarul Yunus
• Seagate turns in US$174m net income for Q3, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Freddie Ng
• Flu virus expected to afflict NPLs, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Sadna Saifuddin
• Ex-directors of Rahman Hydraulic face legal action, BUSINESS TIMES
• Metacorp plans to buy building for RM79m cash, BUSINESS TIMES
• Index up 1.39 points, BUSINESS TIMES
• Brighter prospects for smaller oil firms to clinch deals in Asia Pacific, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Kamarul Yunus
• `New rates may curtail growth of e-broking', BUSINESS TIMES
  by Zaidi Isham Ismail
• Call for contact centres to attract MNCs, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Cindy Yeap
• CYL shares end debut on KLSE at a 7-sen discount, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Alice Chia
• Nestle to stop selling sugar confectionery products, BUSINESS TIMES
• KLSE surplus before tax surges 130pc to RM60m, BUSINESS TIMES
• Sime Engineering Services has RM400m order book, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Dalila Abu Bakar
• Weida Works-Jasamu venture, BUSINESS TIMES
• Ranhill shortlisted for Sabah water contract, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Joniston Bangkuai
• Rest of the news, BUSINESS TIMES
• MTD Infraperdana gets KLSE nod, BUSINESS TIMES
• TNT seeks to invest RM10m in IT over next five years, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Sadna Saifuddin
• Splash to delay listing until early next year, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Dalila Abu Bakar
• Risky, costly cab ride to Baghdad, BUSINESS TIMES
• Don't mention Bush to the Syrians or you'll get a *?@%, BUSINESS TIMES
• Fiamma buys MEC Marketing, BUSINESS TIMES
• Insurance sector records 15pc growth in 2002, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Cheah Chor Sooi
• Finance companies may see smaller loan-deposit margins, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Sadna Saifuddin
• 60pc of RM150m MVCC fund pledged for disbursement, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Maisara Ismail
• Sunway Orient to dispose of subsidiary, BUSINESS TIMES
• Asian airlines' shares fall as SARS fear looms, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Anna Maria
• Bonia increases unit's share capital, BUSINESS TIMES
• Naza, Kia reveal game plan to end Toyota, Nissan dominance, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Zuraimi Abdullah
• Johor Port expects 40pc boost in chemical cargo, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Azlan Abu Bakar
• `Abdullah will strengthen growth', BUSINESS TIMES
  by Hamisah Hamid
• Ocean shares see active trading on news of talks with Parkson, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Vasantha Ganesan
• MMC expects lower earnings, BUSINESS TIMES
• Forecasting much harder in times of war, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Maisara Ismail
• Unimech posts 29pc rise in profit, BUSINESS TIMES
• MCM Tech exercises put option deal, BUSINESS TIMES
• Multi Optochem projects RM9m sales for screening systems this year, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Norma Mullie
• New stimulus package may be less than RM5b, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Maisara Ismail
• Enterprise 50 now open for nominations, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Zuraimi Abdullah
• WW Cable to become a Bumi-controlled firm, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Dalila Abu Bakar
• Local freight forwarders suffer 30pc drop in business, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Ishun P. Ahmad
• Celcom, TM Cellular to complete merger process in 19 months, BUSINESS TIMES
• Survey: Asia-Pacific countries post collective growth of 5.1pc, BUSINESS TIMES
• Rest of the news, BUSINESS TIMES
• Shortage of iron, steel brings building sector to a near standstill, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Vasantha Ganesan
• MISC leads in energy shipping, BUSINESS TIMES
• Ho Hup proposes to sell 2 pieces of land, BUSINESS TIMES
• Bank Pembangunan targets 10pc fund growth for 2003, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Sadna Saifuddin
• I-Berhad makes RM236,000 pre-tax, BUSINESS TIMES
• Rest of the news, BUSINESS TIMES
• Move to attract Bumis to join Nestle-SMI scheme, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Sadna Saifuddin
• Life in Baghdad slowly returning to normal, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Zulkiflee Bakar
• Silver Bird rebounds in wake of corporate developments in group, BUSINESS TIMES
  by S.N. Lock
• TV3 widens loss to RM12.7m, BUSINESS TIMES
• Shares will be snapped up: KLIG, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Zaidi Isham Ismail
• Index up 0.03 point, BUSINESS TIMES
• Selangor Govt intends to return RM1 per ASAS unit, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Dalila Abu Bakar
• Malaysia-China trade not yet affected by epidemic, says Chinese official, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Hamisah Hamid
• It's not easy to please everyone when a company goes private, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Lim Hock Chye
• Renewed selling activities, SARS fears result in KLCI closing lower, BUSINESS TIMES
• USF-HICOM eyes deal to distribute Mitsubishi cars, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Zuraimi Abdullah
• Measat has till Sept 30 to acquire 25pc stake in Advanced Wireless, BUSINESS TIMES
• Berjaya vaults into top spot, BUSINESS TIMES
  by S.N. Lock
• NSTP reports first-half loss significantly reduced to RM5.4m, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Cheah Chor Sooi
• Bank Rakyat shareholders can expect a windfall, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Zuraimi Abdullah
• Propel's price trend likely to consolidate, BUSINESS TIMES
  by S.N. Lock
• Steelmakers brace for increase in scrap prices, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Marina Emmanuel
• Feb exports grow slower than expected at 7.8pc, BUSINESS TIMES
  by Maisara Ismail

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