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SIA

abbr.
Singapore Airlines 新加坡航空公司

Mr Cheong recently told his staff that SIA's relationship with Qantas had been erratic in the past.
Mr Lim Chin Beng, SIA's deputy chairman, says the future of aviation rests on developing such a hub-and-spoke system at airports. In return for use of its facilities at Changi, SIA has pressed for increased traffic rights and hubbing at other centres.
Mr Lim Chin Beng, SIA's deputy chairman, says the future of aviation rests on developing such a hub-and-spoke system at airports. In return for use of its facilities at Changi, SIA has pressed for increased traffic rights and hubbing at other centres.
To shrink the massive budget deficit, the SIA board suggested reducing the growth of Social Security deductions to half the inflation rate, from its current inflation-indexed rate, Mr. James said.
The SIA also urged Congress to adopt a measure asserting federal pre-emption over the area of tender offers.
The Castel group has annual revenues of FFr5.6bn. As part of its agreement with SIA, Nestle will buy out minority shareholders in Compagnie Fermiere de Vichy, developer of a spa and hotel project partly financed by income from Vichy mineral water sales.
"The dollar was against them, and there were ample opportunities elsewhere," says David Strongin, director of international finance at SIA.
MR SIA Hok Kiang, a Malaysian tin miner, sat in his hut surrounded by jungle anxiously watching the latest prices on his computer screen. The tin market was falling yet again.
Yesterday's Supreme Court appeal goes back to 1979 when the SIA, a trade group, first challenged Bankers Trust's effort to sell commercial paper.
'Australia is a very important market for SIA and Singapore is very important for Qantas as a hub and operational centre,' Mr Tan explained.
"Everyone understood what the SEC's problem was in 1987, in that they didn't have the ability to pull together a clear picture of what was happening," said William Fitzpatrick, general counsel for the SIA.
The SIA lobbied long and hard for trade sanctions against Japanese memory-chip suppliers in retaliation for the alleged dumping of Japanese chips in "third countries."
They are Northwest, Singapore Airlines (SIA), and, most recently, Japan Airlines.
April shipments were off 16% from the March level, the SIA said, because March included five weeks while April had only four.
Last month, Singapore's national carrier announced it would be moving part of its accounting operations to China. SIA said that India was a good choice for developing computer systems due to the country's many information technology professionals.
His nomination is to be approved Nov. 30 at the SIA's annual convention.
Yesterday, the SIA urged Congress to spell out what type of misconduct should be subject to criminal sanctions.
Registration can double the cost of an offering, says Stephen Treadway, a senior vice president at Smith Barney and a leader of the SIA's drive.
Gov. Frank O'Bannon visited SIA executives and reaffirmed the state's commitment to the project.
It has also taken a stake in an aircraft maintenance facility being built in China. SIA is concerned that growing labour and associated costs at home plus the continuing strength of the Singapore dollar are threatening the airline's competitiveness.
He was more definitive in his 1988 SIA speech: "There will be no definition of insider trading."
Production at SIA increased from a trickle to 33,000 units in 1990.
The SIA still supports the in-force import barriers against selected Japanese products (including desktop and laptop computers), yet it wants Japanese D-rams.
SIA officials said that banking groups played no part in formulating their plan, which was made after a lengthy board meeting late Friday.
Fuji Heavy owns 51% of SIA; the rest is held by Isuzu Motors Ltd.
Some carriers such as Cathay and SIA are further hit by rapidly escalating land costs. These two airlines have recently responded to the problems by moving some back office operations to more low cost centres overseas - Cathay to China and SIA to India.
Some carriers such as Cathay and SIA are further hit by rapidly escalating land costs. These two airlines have recently responded to the problems by moving some back office operations to more low cost centres overseas - Cathay to China and SIA to India.
On the bright side, falling interest rates and a strengthening dollar drew foreigners back into the U.S. bond market in April and May, notes David G. Strongin, director of international finance at the SIA.
A spokesman for Qantas said that the Australian carrier had to follow SIA in making fare reductions in order to remain competitive, particularly on routes from Singapore to Australia.
Under the first phase, SIA said it should produce 60,000 Subaru cars and 60,000 Isuzu trucks annually.

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