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Vol. 408 / Content

Winter Maneuvers for the Economic Chill

Vol. 408

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Industry

'Rootless' Taiwanese Companies

Ready for Rotten Weather

Pummeled by the global economic storm, many "rootless" Taiwanese companies registered overseas are coming back to the island. And some, having sought shelter and hoarded supplies, were ready for the onslaught before its arrival.

Industry

The Hon Hai Group

Extreme Restructuring in Extreme Times

An economic slump does not have to be bad news. In these turbulent times Taiwanese electronics giant Hon Hai is preparing to go through a crucial restructuring. But will it help Hon Hai to widen its lead over its competitors?

Industry

Ta Yang Group Holdings

Silicone Rubber: the Next Big Thing?

From remote control keypads to cellphones to that gripping jacket on the wildly popular Wii, one Taiwan-based company is producing what makes the modern world click.

Industry

Taiwan's Tech Sector Shifts Gears

Taiwan's Tech Sector Shifts Gears

The current financial tsunami is sweeping the entire business landscape, not even sparing Taiwan's once glittering technology industry. With no bottom in sight, how can tech companies snatch survival from the jaws of doom?

Industry

Wang Yung-ching

A Life Ends, the Legend Lives On

"Nothing is easy in this world, but nothing is impossible."– Wang Yung-ching. Formosa Plastics Group founder and prominent Taiwanese businessman Wang Yung-ching has passed away. The familiar figure in the perfectly ironed dark blue suits with the straight back, gaunt face, slightly protruding ears and alert eyes has left this world.

Industry

The Economic Downturn

Seeking Advantage in Adversity

The global financial crisis is wreaking economic havoc, leaving no industry or company unscathed. But some enterprises are capitalizing on the downturn to plot their recovery and put some distance between themselves and their competitors.