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    Fund manager finds value in Taiwan

    UPSIDE: A Singapore-based fund said that with their lower PE ratios, Taiwanese tech stocks offer better gains than their Chinese counterparts whose valuations had shot up
    By Joyce Huang
    The nation's technology companies could outperform their red-hot Chinese peers, making them a more attractive target for foreign investors, two Singapore-based fund managers said yesterday in Taipei.

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    Semiconductor firms' revenue to rise 7.7%: ITRI

    STEADY GROWTH: Local IC firms are expected to see 6.2 percent sequential sales growth in the current quarter, with chipmakers accounting for the bulk
    By Lisa Wang
    Aided by recovering demand, the nation's semiconductor companies are expected to see a 7.7 percent annual growth in revenue this year, outpacing the 2.3 percent projected growth in global semiconductor sales, a local researcher said.

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    Green Energy breaks ground for solar wafer plant

    By Jerry Lin
    Green Energy Technology Inc (綠能科技) held a groundbreaking ceremony yesterday for a new solar wafer plant that will produce amorphous silicon thin-film modules.

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    AMD plans to sell US$700m in new stock to lower debt

    Advanced Micro Devices Inc (AMD), the world's second-largest maker of computer processors, said it may sell up to US$700 million in new stock.

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    Infineon's stock plummets after analyst downgrades

    Infineon Technologies AG, Europe's second-biggest semiconductor maker, dropped to its lowest in four-and-a-half years after analysts cut price targets amid widening losses at the German company.

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    PRC manipulating currency: US report

    A US Congress-appointed commission on Thursday accused China of manipulating its currency and called for legislation imposing penalty tariffs on Chinese goods flooding the US market.

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    TAIEX prepares for influx of investment from China

    POINT OF NO RETURN: Financial liberalization on both sides of the Strait `cannot be reversed,' said the TAIEX chairman, who thinks the presidential election is key
    The Taiwan Stock Exchange is preparing for an influx of Chinese investment to boost the value of the TAIEX index, which has underperformed its Asian benchmark for four of the past five years.

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    Stocks close lower on fears of weaker spending in the US

    Shares closed 1.58 percent lower yesterday after a fall on Wall Street and due to worries that weaker US consumer spending could hit Taiwanese export growth, dealers said.

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    Quanta, MIT in virtual project

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