J Touch to double screen production
RIDING THE WAVE:
The company hopes to cash in on soaring demand for touch panels since the launch of the iPhone with its newly developed low-cost screens
By Lisa Wang J Touch Corp (介面光電), the nation's biggest touch panel maker, yesterday said it planned to double its production next year to meet rapidly growing demand, as an increasing number of wireless devices are fitted with the screens.
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Car fair to show off hundreds of newest models
By Jerry Linand and Kevin Chen The biennial auto show is set to open late this month in Taipei, offering car lovers a sneak preview of upcoming vehicle models -- against a backdrop of record low vehicle sales this year.
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Sampo to roll out television sets for Internet programs
By Lisa Wang Sampo Corp (聲寶), one of the nation's leading television makers, yesterday said it planned to debut its first TV set for Internet TV programs in the first quarter of next year, collaborating with partners such as digital content providers.
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Alexander Group plans to sell outlets
BY Jerry Lin The troubled Alexander Group (亞力山大集團) announced last night it was in talks with two businessmen over the sale of its major outlets in Taipei and was negotiating with landlords and club members about its fitness centers outside of the capital.
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CDIC in talks to unload The Chinese Bank
By Joyce Huang The fate of the debt-ridden Chinese Bank (中華銀行) remained up in the air yesterday after the Central Deposit Insurance Corp's (CDIC) second auction to unload the lender attracted interest, but at a price too high for CDIC.
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FSC may raise insurers' investment cap
By Joyce Huang The Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) said yesterday it was considering easing restrictions on insurance firms' property investments, allowing them to invest up to 10 percent of their owners' equities in real estate abroad.
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Asian energy stocks boom
BOOM:
The MSCI Asia Pacific Energy Index climbed 70 percent this year, an advance beating a 31 percent gain in US stocks and a 6 percent increase in Europe
Asian energy stocks are the best performers in the region this year, as the price of crude oil climbed above US$99 a barrel. They're still worth buying, Merrill Lynch & Co says.
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Asia-Pacific consumers remain optimistic: MasterCard survey
Asia-Pacific consumers remain optimistic about the coming year despite global financial market volatility, a survey by MasterCard said yesterday.
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Taiwan exchange, Abu Dhabi market may co-list funds
The Taiwan Stock Exchange and Abu Dhabi Securities Market may co-list Islamic funds on their respective stock exchanges as part of a cooperative agreement signed between the two.
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TAIEX hits four-month low
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