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EQUITIES <strong>Investors lock in profits</strong> The TAIEX closed lower yesterday as investors took advantage of an earlier rebound, pocketing profits amid lingering concerns about possible volatility in US markets, dealers said. The TAIEX closed down 67.59 points, or 0.41 percent, at 16,393.16. Turnover totaled NT$287.476 billion (US$10.28 billion), with foreign institutional investors selling a net NT$23.86 billion of shares on the main board. The bellwether electronics sector fell 0.51 percent as higher interest rates made its stocks look less attractive, while the petrochemi...

Philippines talks incentives at forum VYING FOR BUSINESS: The Philippines last month passed a law to lower corporate income taxes to attract more firms to invest and open manufacturing facilities there Staff writer, with CNA The Philippines highlighted new tax incentives for investing and operating in the country at the annual Philippine Investment Forum in Taipei on April 15. The forum, hosted by the Manila Economic and Cultural Office (MECO), focused on the Corporate Recovery and Tax Incentives for Enterprises Act (CREATE), which was signed into l...

Taiwan Business Quick Take Sercomm sales hit NT$3bn Telecom equipment maker Sercomm Corp (中磊) yesterday reported revenue of NT$3.31 billion (US$116.43 million) for last month, down 8.62 percent month-on-month and 0.57 percent year-on-year. However, revenue last quarter increased 11 percent year-on-year and 12 percent quarter-on-quarter to NT$10.58 billion, setting a company record, Sercomm said. For the whole of last year, revenue was NT$36.1 billion, up 13.54 percent from NT$31.8 billion in 2019, it said, attributing the increase to the remote-working and distance-learning trends amid th...

Taiwan will see millimeter wave tech boost: exec QUALCOMM VIEW: New base stations that use O-RAN or vRAN could help the nation’s networking equipment makers forge inroads, an executive said By Lisa Wang / Staff reporter Taiwan is to benefit from growing adoption of millimeter-wave (mmWave) technology, open platform base stations and new breeds of notebook computers powered by Arm Ltd chips, given its comprehensive semiconductor supply chains, a Qualcomm Inc executive said yesterday. With high bandwidth of 28-gigahertz, mmWave technology is bring...

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