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Thu, Sep 29, 2005
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Taiwan News
- Legislators say submarines too dear
- Wang defends response to fighting in the legislature
- KMT wants president to call meeting to break deadlock over Control Yuan
- Confucius Day commemorated
- Chen says Central America ties firm
- DPP legislator blasts NHIB
- Representative to the EU gives arms-ban warning
- Chen becomes first president to visit St. Kitts and Nevis
Business
- Property giant to expand retail services
- Market for Grade A office leasing picks up
- Yuan exchanges could solve legal problems: official
- Hotai to introduce Prius hybrid vehicle in Taiwan
- Consumer confidence at three-year low
- Samsung to cut TV panel prices
- Apple to replace problem iPod Nano screens for free
- Organizers, vendors set
- Business Briefs
Editorials
Sports
World News
- Singapore's `neglect' behind dengue fever outbreak
- Suicide bomber kills nine in attack on Afghan troops
- Israel ups attacks on militants
- UK funds research into deflecting dangerous asteroids
- Blair gives no hints on his future
- Straw says no to any attack on Iran
- Cocaine trade is killing Colombia's national parks
- Suicide bomber kills six in Iraqi city
- Gulf Coast still in a mess days after Hurricane Rita
- Pentagon lukewarm on natural disasters
- Abu Ghraib abuser sentenced to three years
- Japanese scientists catch a giant squid on camera
- Army investigates gruesome Internet war-zone pictures
- World News Quick Take
World Business
- Policy shift imminent at Bank of Japan: official
- Oil prices starting to fuel inflation, economists warn
- Dell unveils line of computers for `luxury' market
- DaimlerChrysler may shed 5,000 jobs at Mercedes
- Parmalat founder in court for `swindle of the century'
- Kao Corp, buyout firms join forces to take over Kanebo
- World Business Quick Take
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