China Airlines announces strong net profit increase
HIGHER DEMAND:
The nation's largest air carrier posted a stellar net income of NT$775 million in the third quarter, compared with a net income of NT$117 million last year
China Airlines Ltd (中華航空), the nation's largest carrier, posted an almost sevenfold increase in third quarter profits because of higher demand for passenger flights and gains from currency and fuel hedging.
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Macronix announces profit growth for third quarter
By Kevin Chen Macronix International Co (旺宏電子), which produces so-called ROM products and NOR flash memory chips for clients, yesterday said profits grew 89.91 percent year-on-year to NT$2.07 billion (US$64 million) in the third quarter on higher shipments.
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UMC's Q3 earnings set 3-year high
PESSIMISM:
Most of the quarter's earnings came from asset sales. The chipmaker said it would sharply reduce its capital expenditures next year
By Lisa Wang United Microelectronics Corp (UMC, 聯電), the world's No. 2 contract chipmaker, announced third-quarter earnings yesterday that hit a three-year high driven by asset gains and stronger-than-expected rebound in demand for its chips.
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Carlyle Group biggest holder in Ta Chong Bank
By Jessie Ho The Carlyle Group yesterday became the biggest shareholder of Ta Chong Bank (大眾銀行), securing seven out of 13 seats on the board of directors.
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Chinatrust Financial's Q3 profit declines
By Joyce Huang Chinatrust Financial Holding Co (中信金控), the nation's sixth-biggest financial service provider, yesterday reported a third-quarter profit of NT$4.68 billion (US$144.46 million), a 15 percent drop from the previous quarter but a 77 percent growth from the first quarter of this year.
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Taipei prosecutors investigate senior Yuanta executives
By Rich Chang Taipei prosecutors announced yesterday that they are probing a case of illegal trading involving high level Yuanta Financial Holdings (元大金控) officials.
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Taiwan drops one place in WEF ranking
COMPETITIVENESS:
South Korea beat Taiwan for the first time in the annual listing, jumping from No. 24 last year to No. 11 this year, while Taiwan slipped to No. 14
By Jessie Ho Taiwan's world competitiveness fell one place to No. 14 this year, according to a report released by the World Economic Forum (WEF) yesterday.
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BUSSINESS BRIEFS
Shares lower on Fed fears
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