Merger puts Taiwan's AU in running for LCD title
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InfoWorld - For years, two South Korean giants have dominated the LCD (liquid crystal display) panel industry, but a recent merger in Taiwan has propelled AU Optronics&#160;into the running for the top spot.
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THE Government would prefer competition in the media industry, but last week&#39;s merger deal between Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) and MediaCorp underlined the reality of the limitations of the market here, especially for television.
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Three of Japan&#39;s largest electronics companies, Hitachi Ltd., Toshiba Corp. and Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. Ltd., have reached a basic agreement to create a joint venture to manufacture and sell LCD
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Country's largest utility to be created in a merger with Public Service Enterprise Group.
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The HDTV technology company is moving a key part of its future in house.
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Taiwan's largest telco looks for growth but finds competition.
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AMSTERDAM  - The Dutch electronics group Philips said that it is selling its low-brand flat screens business group to TPV Technology of Taiwan as part of a strategic change of direction, and in line with a trend by big groups to use Asian partners to
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Taiwan has launched a fresh bid for membership of the United Nations, a presidential aide said Friday, but the move met with an immediate riposte from China.
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Taiwan's AU Optronics, the world's third biggest flat-panel maker, has reported a net profit of 9.1 billion dollars for 2006, down nearly 42 percent, on the back of declining prices.
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Taipei may have to rethink its China investment policies in the wake of an offer by a foreign group to buy the world's largest chip assembly company, Taiwan's Advanced Semiconductor EngineeringÂ (ASE).
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Eighteen months after it began, the bitter and bizarre takeover battle is over. The new challenge: Make this $10.3 billion deal work.
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Taiwan's push for a seat in the UN has complicated cross-strait relations and rattled Washington.
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SARVAR, Hungary --  Wu Yongliang arrived in April with a suitcase full of instant noodles, a bad case of jet lag and a mind overwhelmed by his mission -- to somehow turn Hisense, a Chinese television-maker still owned by the Communist Party government, into a brand as recognized as Samsung or Sony.
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Large DLP sets gain acceptance; prices for smaller LCD sets plummet.
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The LCD industry looks as if it's likely to blow a fuse.
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A major Taiwanese maker of satellite radios and components stands to benefit from theÂ proposed mergerÂ between two U.S. companies, Sirius Satellite RadioÂ and XM Satellite Radio Holdings, lifting its stock higher in Taipei on Monday.
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TAIPEI (Dow Jones)--Taiwan Cellular Corp. (3045.TW) said Wednesday it joined six other mobile phone companies in a regional mobile phone alliance that could be up and running as early as the first quarter of next year.