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Delta Electronics Receives Two National Innovation Awards

finanznachrichten.de
07-Oct-2008
        

Delta Electronics, Inc, today announced it has received two national innovation awards: the ”Excellent Innovation Achievement Award,“_ which is the highest award from the Ministry of Economic Affairs sponsored 16th Industrial...

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ibtimes.com: Taiwan Economy ibtimes.com

Taiwan arms deal sours U.S.-China relations

csmonitor.com
06-Oct-2008 3 related
        

In a foreign military sales program, the US has sold Taiwan $18.3 billion worth of weapons between 1950 and 2006. By Jonathan Adams posted October 06, 2008 at 10:00 am EDT Washington's approval of nearly $6.5 billion in arms...

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Congress notified of possible 6.5 billion dollar Taiwan arms sales

spacewar.com
06-Oct-2008 3 related
        

Washington (AFP) Oct 3, 2008 - The Pentagon notified Congress Friday of 6.5 billion dollars in possible arms sales to Taiwan that would include advanced interceptor missiles, Apache attack helicopters and submarine-launched...

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Taiwan shares plunge on global worries

ibtimes.com
06-Oct-2008 14 related
        

Taiwanese shares fell sharply Monday, underscoring growing concern that last week's approval of a US$700 billion rescue package for the American financial system may not be enough to stave off global recession.

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Taiwan president welcomes U.S. plans for $6.5 billion arms deal

honoluluadvertiser.com
05-Oct-2008 56 related
        

TAIPEI, Taiwan — Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou yesterday welcomed U.S. plans to sell the island almost $6.5 billion in weaponry, a move that appeared to repair years of frayed ties between Taiwan and the administration.

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MPs 'attack health minister'

news24.com
03-Oct-2008 2 related
        

Taipei - Opposition lawmakers in Taiwan allegedly attacked the island's health minister on Friday over the government's response to the widening scandal over tainted Chinese milk products, witnesses said. Television footage...

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atimes.com: Asia Time Online - Daily News atimes.com

Stormy weather for Taiwan's Ma

atimes.com
03-Oct-2008 1 related
        

Weeks of typhoons and a tainted-milk scare have soured the start of Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou's administration, and battered his popularity. His original plan was simple: nurture closer ties with China to boost Taiwan's...

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Asian governments act to prop up stocks, currencies

reuters.com
30-Sep-2008 2 related
        

HONG KONG (Reuters) - Asian governments from South Korea to Indonesia stepped in swiftly Tuesday to try to prop up markets reeling from an overnight plunge in the United States after U.S. lawmakers rejected a $700 billion...

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voanews.com: Supermarket employee removes milk products from shelves in Taipei, 24 Sep 2008 voanews.com

Taiwanese Authorities Struggle to Reassure Public About Milk Powder Imports

voanews.com
30-Sep-2008 122 related
        

Worth report - Download (MP3) Worth report - Listen (MP3) A Taiwan government delegation has returned from China after a three-day trip to investigate the origin of melamine-contaminated milk powder. Despite government...

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earthtimes.org: Taipei - Taiwan stocks dropped nearly 4 per cent Tuesday, due to Wall Street falls caused by the US Congress failing to pass a 700-billion-US-dollar bank rescue package. The Taiwan stock market dropped 400 points after opening at 9 am, despite the go... earthtimes.org

Taiwan stocks plunge nearly nearly 4 per cent on Wall Street - Summary

earthtimes.org
30-Sep-2008
        

Taipei - Taiwan stocks dropped nearly 4 per cent Tuesday, due to Wall Street falls caused by the US Congress failing to pass a 700-billion-US-dollar bank rescue package. The Taiwan stock market dropped 400 points after...

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