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Vai alla Scheda Paese »It takes sweat to work on things, but it only takes saliva to criticize things.
— Taiwanese proverb
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Sharp, Hon Hai to develop TVs jointly
As Sharp Corp. prepares to be taken over by Taiwan’s Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., it is planning to develop household appliances jointly with its new partner and aims to have televisions ready for sale by the end of the year, an executive at the Japanese firm said Thursday. Of ...
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‘Boring’ new iPhone sales plunge for first time ever
The iPhone may have had a worse quarter than Apple expected. Sales of Apple’s slick smartphone plunged 24 percent in the first quarter versus a year ago, according to a Monday research report, which said the latest 6s model “lacks exciting new features.” Taiwan-based TrendForce estimates that Apple sold just ...
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Sharp to nearly double intake of recruits following takeover
Sharp Corp. said Monday it will nearly double the number of new recruits for fiscal 2017 as it begins to rebuild under Taiwan’s Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. The struggling electronics maker plans to hire 290 graduates — 200 university graduates and 90 high school and vocational school graduates. This ...
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Sharp seeks to nearly double number of recruits following takeover deal
Sharp Corp. said Monday it will nearly double the number of new recruits for fiscal 2017 as the struggling electronics maker seeks to rebuild itself under Taiwan’s Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. Sharp plans to hire 290 graduates — 200 university graduates and 90 high school and vocational school graduates. ...
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For Foxconn, turning around Sharp will be tougher than takeover
This weekend, Foxconn Technology Group’s Terry Gou finally had his moment of victory. On Saturday, Gou and Sharp Corp. President Kozo Takahashi gathered in front of more than 300 reporters at the Osaka-based company’s Sakai plant, flanked by the flags of Taiwan and Japan. They beamed and shook hands as ...
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Hon Hai seals deal with Sharp
A foreign company is taking over one of Japan’s leading electronics makers after Sharp Corp. and Taiwan’s Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. sealed an agreement Saturday. The post Hon Hai seals deal with Sharp appeared first on The Japan Times.
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Taiwan bourse to trade in Nifty ETFs
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Sharp to report net loss of ¥200 billion for fiscal 2015: sources
Sharp Corp. is expected to report a net loss of around ¥200 billion for the fiscal year ending Thursday amid a slump in its mainstay liquid crystal display business, sources close to the matter said Tuesday. The envisioned loss for the second consecutive year for the struggling Japanese electronics maker ...
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Tokyo Mitsubishi UFJ to set new credit line for Sharp: sources
The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ (BTMU) decided Monday to set a new credit line for Sharp Corp., sources familiar with the matter said, as the struggling electronics maker seeks to sign a takeover deal with Taiwan’s Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. Sharp’s other major creditor bank, Mizuho Bank, is also ...
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Sharp, Hon Hai likely to sign rescue deal Thursday
Sharp Corp. and Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. are in the final stages of talks on signing an agreement Thursday to rescue the struggling electronics maker, informed sources said. Sharp’s board plans to meet Wednesday to accept a cut of some ¥100 billion in the capital injection proposed by Taiwan’s ...
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Taiwan 2.0
THE takeover bid by Hon Hai of Taiwan for Sharp, a chronically loss-making Japanese electronics firm, is being watched closely as a test of Japan’s openness to foreign investment. But it is also being scrutinised back in Taiwan. The deal may yet falter: as The Economist went to press, Hon ...
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Hon Hai might cut Sharp bid by ¥200 billion over contingent liabilities
Taiwan’s Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. is considering cutting its takeover bid for ailing Sharp Corp. by ¥100 billion ($895 million) to ¥200 billion, sources familiar with the matter said Tuesday. Hon Hai, better known by its trade name Foxconn, is weighing the change to reflect future financial risks facing ...
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Taiwan, una porta d’accesso privilegiata al grande mercato cinese?
La Repubblica di Cina ai più nota come Taiwan o Formosa è essenzialmente uno Stato de facto costituito dal gruppo di isole di Formosa, Pescadores, Quemoy e Matsu ma che, nella sua costituzione, rivendica anche la Cina continentale e la Mongolia Esterna. La capitale ufficiale è Nanchino che si trova ...
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31 Ago DIGISILK TAIWAN
Iniziativa organizzata in collaborazione con Lazio Innova SpA, agenzia regionale del Lazio dedicata allo sviluppo e all'innovazione, e III di Taiwan (Institute for Information Industry), mira a mettere in mostra alcune delle soluzioni di settore più avanzate e sviluppate in Italia per rafforzare la presenza sul mercato del Sud Est ...
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20 Lug Bio Taiwan 2015
Fiera internazionale focalizzata in far crescere la coscienza pubblica e linteresse nella biotecnologia e in far conoscere il concetto della biotecnologia nelle generazioni più giovani, incoraggiandogli ad impegnarsi nel tema.La Fiera offre una piattaforma per che le organizzazioni si mostrano, per conoscere le novità dellindustria e contattarsi coi pari suoi.Per ulteriori ...
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Burberry hit by falling sales in Hong Kong
Hong Kong accounts for 10% of Burberry sales
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The mainlands colonisation of the Hong Kong economy
Even as Beijing struggles to tame Hong Kong politically, Chinese companies are consuming ever bigger chunks of the citys key sectors
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23 Dic Wine & Gourmet Taipei 2015
La fiera "Wine and Gourmet Taipei" è l'unica fiera a Taiwan che coinvolge l'intera catena di produzione e distribuzione del mondo vino, coinvolgente li agenti nazionali ed internazionali, produttori, collezionisti etc.La Wine an Gourmet Taipei prevede anche una serie di master class dedicate al mondo degli appassionati gourmet. Per ulteriori informazioni ...
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Giovane tibetana si dà fuoco per protesta contro la Cina
È la seconda immolazione in una settimana, mentre dal 2009 sono oltre 130 gli uomini e le donne che hanno protestato così contro la repressione cinese contro il...
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Pornografia e gioco d'azzardo on line: 30 mila arresti in Cina negli ultimi due mesi
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Taiwan fines Uber for illegal operation in latest setback
In the latest blow to the US company which is embroiled in a number of international disputes