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    Macronix considers quitting NASDAQ

    BATTLING IT OUT: Company chairman Miin Wu is leading a team of employees against Frank Huang's Powerchip in a struggle for operational control
    By Lisa Wang
    Taiwanese memory chipmaker Macronix International Co (旺宏) is considering withdrawing its listing from the NASDAQ stock market to cut costs, a company executive said yesterday.

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    Sampo Corp strives to cut losses this year

    By Jason Tan
    Sampo Corp (聲寶), one of the nation's leading home appliance makers, is working toward cutting losses this year, a company executive said yesterday.

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    Report on converting state banks due in three months

    By Jackie Lin
    The Ministry of Finance yesterday said that it would submit a preliminary report in three months on the ability of state-run banks to form national financial holding companies.

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    Cosmos forced to withdraw capital cutting application

    By Amber Chung
    The Securities and Futures Bureau required Cosmos Bank (萬泰銀行), the nation's biggest cash-card issuer, to withdraw its capital reduction application yesterday because it failed to submit complete documentation.

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    Taiwan Fertilizer plans real estate development

    BRANCHING OUT: The company has in the past sold off land parcels to developers to boost profits, but said it would itself exploit two lots in Taipei City and Hualien
    By Jessie Ho
    Eyeing the continuing boom in the property market, asset-rich Taiwan Fertilizer Co (台肥) on Tuesday announced plans to develop housing on land it owns in Nangang District (南港) in Taipei City and Hualien, which is expected to bring in a considerable profit.

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    Analysts skeptical on bank reforms

    By Amber Chung
    Financial analysts appeared unimpressed with President Chen Shui-bian's (陳水扁) talk of resuming second-stage financial reforms targeting banks yesterday, saying the reforms would likely only affect state-owned banks.

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    Taiwan Lottery Co releases statistics on lottery winners

    By Jackie Lin
    Since the Taiwan Lottery Co (台灣彩券公司) started issuing lottery tickets on Jan. 1, it has created 163 multimillionaires as of the end of last month. Sagittarian players were the luckiest, accounting for 18 percent of winners.

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