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Your support makes all the difference.Today is the last day of our daily Lose Your Bearings contest with £500 to be won. To play, study the 25 companies listed on the Tokyo market and select the one you think will show the greatest loss, or the smallest gain, in tomorrow's trading.
You can use the share movements shown in the list to check the progress of your selections in the two-week game in which the prize is a fabulous £5,000 holiday for two in Singapore and the far east. You'll fly in style courtesy of Royal Brunei Airlines.
To enter the daily game simply select your company and phone 0891 252 301. You will be asked to leave the reference number of your company plus your name, address and daytime phone number on the line. Lines are open until midnight. Calls cost 39p per minute cheap rate, 49p per minute all other times and should last no more than 1.5 minutes
The results will be calculated by computer from the opening and closing of the Tokyo stock market tomorrow. All correct entries will be entered in a special draw and the winner will be notified.
In 1994 Royal Brunei Airlines celebrated 20 years as the National Carrier of Brunei, nestled on the North West coast of Borneo. Royal Brunei Airlines operates a wide-bodied Boeing 767-300 series extended range aircraft between London Heathrow and Brunei via the Middle East four times a week with convenient onward connections within South East Asia and Australia. For further information on Royal Brunei Airlines and their corporate offers call, 0171 584 6660.
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