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Sat, Apr 18, 2009
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Taiwan News
- Chinese delegation met with protests
- Help stop Ma, independence supporters say
- KMT blocks amendment on officials’ nationality
- Talks continue on US extradition treaty
- Ma calls on public not to speculate on bribery in the army
- Control Yuan cheated its employees: labor union
- Animal rescuers treat pack of sick stray dogs
- Butcher allegedly dismembers her cheating husband
- Health institute develops new diabetes treatment
- EPA launches campaign to clean up nation’s beaches
- Pandas receive one millionth visit
- Divers should avoid reefs, society says
- AIT names democracy video finalists
- Taiwan News Quick Take
Business
- Think tank trims GDP predictions
- Analysts say contraction may be worse than expected
- Nanya approves share capital cuts
- FSC asks for information on PEMGroup activities
- FSC sticks to guns in ruling against Singfor Insurance
- PC shipments to ‘hit bottom’ in 2009
- LG Display expects to see end to losses by the end of June
- Citigroup reports US$1.6bn profit for first quarter
- TAIEX plummets, local currency follows
- Business Briefs
Editorials
Sports
- F1: Brawn’s Button goes fastest in Shanghai
- SUPER 14: Blues run in four tries, stay in playoff hunt
- New York Yankees move into their new home
- Choi fires a 68 to take two-stroke lead at China Open
- Chinese high school girls’ soccer team accused of cheating
- Yankees embarrassed on big day
- NHL: Bruins take first blood against old foes Montreal
- Alex Cejka shoots a sparkling 64 to lead the Heritage Classic
- Venus crashes to surprise loss
- THE FA CUP: Tim Cahill backs in-form Everton to upset United
- Man City fall short in UEFA Cup
- Defensor Sporting set up qualification showdown in Copa
- Sports Briefs
World News
- Red Mosque cleric Aziz released
- Afghan women’s rights protests draw men
- FEATURE : Japan to restart quake-damaged nuclear power plant
- US, Japan each pledge US$1bn in aid for Pakistan
- Corruption scandal snares Shenzhen anti-graft officials
- Kremlin announces end of war against Chechnya
- China policy has failed, EU think tank concludes
- G8 farm ministers meet on food security, supply
- UK gas network may be employed for carbon dioxide
- PRC tourists set to reach 4,000 per day
- Morales assassination thwarted: police
- US to extend hand at Americas Summit
- Venezuela opposes summit declaration
- Scientists planning ‘Lunar Oasis’
- Obama says high-speed trains will help save energy
- World News Quick Take
World Business
- Cathay enforces leave as flight numbers drop
- Google profit beats estimates, but shares flat
- Sony Ericsson to slash 2,000 jobs after quarterly loss
- JPMorgan Chase posts better-than-expected profit
- ECB president hints at further measures to increase lending
- Toshiba expecting heavier losses, cut in contract jobs
- World Business Quick Take
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