The article reports on the plan of Motorola Inc. to integrated electrophoeric displays (EPD) on its mobile phones in Taipei, Taiwan. Motorola chose the EPD for its high contrast, thin profile and power-saving characteristics. The substrates of EPD are made up of tiny pockets that contains charged particle suspended in an opaque liquid. However, the Motofone is only limited to black, which targets emerging markets like Brazil and India.
PRICES of securities, ASSET backed financing, TOWERS
Abstract
Provides information on securitisation priced by Deutsche Bank for the Hung Tai Century Tower in Taipei, Taiwan and talks about other securitisation deals in Japan as of January 7, 2005. Coverage of the tranche deal that parcelled Hung Tai; Price of each tranche; Securitisation deals closed by Mizuho Securities in Japan in 2004; Amount of the paper issued by Gannet V Funding Corp.
ACADEMIC programs, SOCIAL development, BIOINFORMATICS, SOCIAL history
Abstract
This article reveals the purpose of the program is to develop the research manpower pool in multidisciplinary fields for Taiwan's future economic and social development. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
SARS disease, CORONAVIRUS diseases, ECONOMIC development
Abstract
Reports on the impact of SARS on the Chinese Taipei economy. Decline in the economic growth rate of Chinese Taipei in 2003; Areas of the economy affected by SARS; Measures implemented by Chinese Taipei to combat the impact of SARS.
LIBERTY, INTERNATIONAL economic assistance, COMMUNISM, CITIES & towns
Abstract
Focuses on Taiwan that represents a free society in the Communist China. Information that there are no more soldiers in the streets of Taipei, Taiwan, than in most cities of its size, no visible signs of the garrison state; Opinion of U.S. Foreign Aid Chief David Bell regarding the utilization of American aid in Taiwan; Similarity between Taiwan and China before the Communists tried to reshape China to their own dreary image.
Published
1963
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