Taiwan Stock Exchange News
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Angola, Africa’s second-biggest oil producer, plans to simplify taxation and more than double revenue from sources other than petroleum to curb the government’s reliance on crude.
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MediaTek Inc.’s China head resigned as Taiwan authorities probed possible insider trading linked to the company’s planned $3.8 billion merger with MStar Semiconductor Inc.
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Taiwan authorities are investigating possible insider trading linked to the planned $3.8 billion merger of MediaTek Inc. and MStar Semiconductor Inc., companies that produce 70 percent of the chips used in TVs.
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China Mobile Ltd.’s plan to buy part of Far EasTone Telecommunications Co., the first investment by a Chinese state-owned company in Taiwan in six decades, collapsed after the island wouldn’t ease ownership curbs.
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Taiwan’s prosecutors are investigating two suspects extradited from China on charges of planting explosive devices on a bullet train and at a lawmaker’s office, Tseng Chin-chung, an officer at the island’s Criminal Investigation Bureau, said by phone today.
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China Development Bank Corp., Export-Import Bank of China and Shanghai Pudong Development Bank are among issuers that may sell bonds denominated in yuan.
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China Power Investment Corp., Fufeng Group Ltd. and the Ministry of Finance are among issuers that may sell bonds denominated in yuan.
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The Export Import Bank of China, China Yangtze Power Co. Ltd., and Shanghai Tonva Petrochemical Co. are among issuers that may sell bonds denominated in yuan.
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Agriculture Development Bank of China, China Railway Materials Co., the Ministry of Finance and Kunming Iron & Steel Co. are among issuers that may sell bonds denominated in yuan.
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Taiwan’s main bourse will install Lee Sush-der as chairman in a ceremony on Feb. 25 after Schive Chi’s appointment to the island’s Cabinet amid the naming of a new premier and other officials this month.
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