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    PDA sector seeks fresh momentum

    HANDHELD DEVICES: Industry insiders believe personal digital assistants must become fun as well as something that helps people arrange their lives
    By Amber Chung
    The stagnant market for personal digital assistants (PDA) can only be revived by developing the handheld computers into devices for both work and play, industry insiders said yesterday.

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    Taiwansoft sets itself tough target

    By Lisa Wang
    Taiwansoft Technology Inc (台灣超軟), which sells consumer electronics under the Digimaster brand, aims to take one-fifth of the nation's digital camera market this year by expanding its lineup, a company executive said yesterday.

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    Business praises new economics chiefs

    APPOINTMENTS: Industry leaders said that they were pleased with the new heads of the economics ministry and Council for Economic Planning and Development
    By Jessie Ho
    The business sector yesterday welcomed the appointments of Hu Sheng-cheng (胡勝正) and Ho Mei-yueh (何美玥) to two important economics positions in the government.

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    Employees block privatization

    MISSION IMPOSSIBLE: Chairman of the Taiwan Tobacco and Liquor Corp Morgan Hwang says the government-set privatization plan will not meet its July deadline
    By Joyce Huang
    The government-set privatization plan for Taiwan Tobacco and Liquor Corp (台灣菸酒公司) -- the nation's largest alcohol-beverage producer -- is unlikely to meet its July deadline as a result of strong opposition from employees, its chairman, Morgan Hwang (黃營杉), said yesterday.

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    New cards cause shake-up

    By Jackie Lin
    The launch of chip-embedded combo cards that combine multiple functions on one integrated-circuit (IC) chip has turned into a battle between two international credit card issuers, MasterCard and Visa.

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    Nation missing tourist goal

    Tourism authorities have admitted that it will be hard to reach the government's goal of attracting 3.2 million tourists to Taiwan this year, after first-quarter number were more than 20 percent short of the official target.

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    Shares gain on TAIEX, led by TSMC on chip sales

    Stocks rose for the first day in seven yesterday, led by computer chipmakers such as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC, 台積電), after an industry group said global semiconductor sales rose by almost a third in the first quarter.

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    ■ Uni-President sees small impact
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