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Thu, Jun 11, 2009
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Taiwan News
- Stanton 'out of running' for AIT chief
- Anger rises over Ma's statement on Chinese text
- ECFA unlikely to be signed this year
- DPP bid to review three agreements with China fails
- NSC stresses importance of open source software
- Taipei court issues arrest warrant for ex-FAT chair
- Former museum director detained again, released
- Committee criticizes tourism efforts as Japanese visitor numbers drop off
- Hsinchu announces grand opening of gourmet festival
- Kaohsiung gets support for Games
- Taoyuan County boss not happy with Cabinet plan
- Yushan park staff urge people to vote
- Taiwan News Quick Take
Business
- AU Optronics expects rise in shipments
- Citibank trims Taiwan’s GDP forecast by 1.2%
- Goodbye sale begins at Asiaworld
- China Steel announces price increases for next month
- Tonnage tax to be levied on cargo ships
- Ex-KMT lawmaker Hsu touted for Taipei 101 job
- Taiwan dollar gains on signs of easing export slump
- China vows to buy more Taiwan goods to bolster economy
- Business Briefs
Editorials
- EDITORIAL: Mr President becomes Mr Chairman
- Why an ECFA referendum is key
- Toward conditions for coexistence
- Taiwan can be a beacon, but Ma is wavering
- China explores low-carbon growth
- Germany cannot deny its leading role in an integrated Europe
- Center-left incumbents, opposition all suffered in EU elections
Sports
- Magic stun Lakers to trim deficit
- Second-half goals earn Socceroos Sydney win
- STANLEY CUP FINAL 2009: Penguins beat Red Wings to force decider in Detroit
- Beckett helps Red Sox rout Yankees
- Santhi turns to coaching after suicide attempt
- Kohl lifts lid on doping in Tour de France top 10
- Tseng dreams of another Bulle Rock strike
- NHL: Fate of Phoenix Coyotes may hinge on relocation fee
- Younus tells Pakistan to win for fans
- Roddick starts Queen’s quest well
- Scolari agrees surprise deal with Bunyodkor
- Spain win in Baku to extend unbeaten run to 32 games
- Flintoff insists he will be fit for start of Ashes in Cardiff
- Sports Briefs
World News
- China pushing green power revolution
- New Japanese emissions target displeases critics
- Pakistani troops pound Taliban in northwest region
- Rudd warns against vigilante acts
- Australian PM’s slang called outdated
- Probe finds no crime in Cambodian ‘Waterlilygate’
- Nigerians hail Shell settlement
- Nigerian oil installation left in flames
- Leader’s silence angers Iran cleric
- Baltic Sea divers find wreck of Soviet sub
- Israel must accept Palestinian state: defense minister
- Car bomb rips through south Iraq market, 32 killed
- Senate Democrats unveil healthcare bill
- Peru jungle protests spark political crisis
- Report says Air France replacing airspeed sensors
- FEATURE : Venezuelan slang key to Chavez’s appeal
- Mexican officials quit over link to gutted care center
- World News Quick Take
World Business
- Court clears way for Chrysler-Fiat deal
- Germany approves public ‘bad bank’ bill
- China consumer prices fall for fourth month
- Oil prices breach US$71 per barrel in Asian trade
- Japanese economy hopes hit by fall in prices and orders
- China’s Beijing Autos mulling bid for Opel or Saab
- World Business Quick Take
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