HTC is said to be working on three Android-running “Flyer” tablets. The first will reportedly begin shipping in the United States in March. – HTC is
planning to launch three media tablets in the first half of the year, according
to reports.
The first
model, according to a Jan. 20 report from Taipei-based DigiTimes,
is slated to begin shipping in the United States in March. No specs were
offered, but Digitimes noted that an unnamed s…
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HTC ‘Flyer’ Android Tablets Planned for Early 2011: Report
Jan. 10, 1863: Take the Tube
1863: London inaugurates the world’s first subway service. Approximately 40,000 Londoners ride the trains the first day.
The original line ran from Paddington Station to Farringdon Street, via Edgware Road, Baker Street, Portland Road (now Great Portland Street), Gower Street (now Euston Square) and King’s Cross. The train took 18 minutes to make the 3¾-mile journey. [...]
Temasek said to hire banks for global bond investor meetings
The investor update meetings, which start this week, will take place in mainland China, Taipei, Chicago, Switzerland and Germany, the person said, asking not to be identified as details are private.
Technics Oil wins approval to sell Taiwan Depository Receipts
Singapore-based Technics Oil & Gas won Taiwan approval to sell 80 million Taiwan Depository Receipts, each representing 0.5 common share, according to a document sent to underwriter Polaris Securities Co. from the Financial Supervisory Commission in Taipei.
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Singapore, Taiwan to negotiate trade deal in early 2011
Singapore said Wednesday it will begin formal negotiations with Taiwan on a trade liberalization deal early next year, after both sides concluded separately that such a pact would be mutually beneficial.
The announcement, made by the Singapore Trade Office in Taipei and its Taiwanese counterpart in Singapore, comes six months after Taiwan sealed a groundbreaking trade agreement with China.
Tiger Air reports 39% rise in passengers for 12 months to Oct
From November 2009 to October 2010, a total of 5.6 million passengers chose to fly with Tiger Airways, an increase of 39% over the 4.0 million passengers in the preceding 12 months. Average load factor for the 12-month period to October 2010 was 86%, an increase of 3 percentage points year-on- year.
For the month of October 2010, Tiger Airways carried 455,000 passengers, an 8% increase compared to October 2009. The average load factor across both airlines in Asia and Australia for the month was at 87%.
Tony Davis, President and Group CEO of Tiger Airways Holdings, says, “We are pleased to report continued passenger growth for the Group in October. Having launched our biggest ever flying programme for the northern winter season, we look forward to further growth in the second half of the financial year. Tiger Airways Singapore has launched new services to Manila in the Philippines and to Trichy and Trivandrum in India, and Tiger Airways Australia has launched its new base at Avalon Airport, with new services complementing existing flights from Adelaide and Melbourne (Tullamarine). With new aircraft coming into the fleet, Tiger Airways Singapore will start services to Taipei in January 2011 and will continue to add frequencies to existing routes. Tiger Airways Australia will launch flights between Brisbane and Sydney in February 2011, allowing us to complete the coveted ‘Golden Triangle’ in Australia.”
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DBS calls Asia ex-Japan currencies ‘good mid-term investments’
The Singapore-based bank favors Asian bonds, with the exception of Japanese bonds, in the long term, according to a statement ahead of a press briefing in Taipei today.
DBS eyeing Indonesia assets but not China bank stakes: Update
Piyush Gupta, chief executive of Southeast Asia’s largest bank, also told a media briefing in Taipei on Monday that lower interest rates in Singapore were having a negative impact on the group’s net interest income, but not a dramatic one.
DBS Taiwan to raise capital by NT$15b by June 2011
DBS aims to be among top three foreign banks in Taiwan by 2015
Now, watch Rooneyâ€s sexual exploits in online animation spoof
If newspapers and tabloids were not enough to highlight Wayne Rooney’s off-field sexual exploits, there are animated stories of his philandering making rounds in internet circle. The England star”s private life has been laid bare in an animated retelling of the recent newspaper allegations that he slept with prostitutes. Dubbed ‘Randy Rooney Scores Own Goal’, [...]
Yangzijiang TDRs jump on Taipei trading debut: Update
The TDRs opened at T$20.10, 6.9% above their offer price of T$18.80, with a surfeit of buy orders.
Yangzijiang TDRs jump on Taipei trading debut
The Taiwan depository receipts of Yangzijiang (911609.TW), China’s No.4 shipbuilder, opened at NT$20.10 ($0.847) on their debut on Wednesday, 6.9% above their offer price.
Singapore-listed Yangzijiang (YAZG.SI) had fixed the price of the issue of 240 million TDRs at NT$18.80. Every two TDRs represent one share, and the company estimated it would raise $153 million.
The company, the first mainland Chinese firm to list in Taiwan, said in August it had won 28 shipbuilding contracts worth US$915 million ($1.2 billion).
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Singapore-Taiwan trade deal to draw others: PM Lee
Singapore’s Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said more Asian nations will be inclined to forge trade pacts with Taiwan if it secures such a deal with his city-state first, Taiwanese media said Tuesday, reported AFP.
Lee, in an interview with the Taipei-based China Times, said the two sides hope to sort out details for the planned deal within “the next few months.”
Taiwan and Singapore announced in July that they will hold talks later this year on a trade agreement, the first such negotiations since Taipei sealed a major trade deal with China.
China’s Yangzijiang share sale ‘milestone’ for Taiwan
Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Holdings, China’s fourth- biggest shipbuilder whose shares are traded in Singapore, expects to raise NT$3.72 billion ($157.5 million) by listing Taiwan depositary shares, Stanley Chu, a spokesman at the Taiwan Stock Exchange, said by phone in Taipei.
Courage Marine Group – Corporate moves
Chang Shun-Chi (James) has been appointed non-ED wef Aug 13
Work experience: Founder Maxmart Shipping & Trading Corp, Taipei
JK Yaming Int’l Holdings – Corporate moves
Chen Chiu-Chin has been appointed non-ED wef Aug 10
Work experience: CFO/VP, Global Finance & Administration Center, Phihong Technology Co Ltd; GM, Spring City Resort, Taipei
Taiwan, Singapore to hold talks on trade agreement: Update
Taiwan and Singapore will explore the possibility of signing a free-trade style agreement later this year, representatives of the two governments said Thursday.
The move comes after Taiwan recently signed a free-trade deal with political rival China, which Taipei has said would pave the way for the island to agree similar pacts with its other major trading partners.
Singapore is the first of Taiwan’s major trading partners, other than China, to acknowledge a willingness to form a trade agreement with the self-ruling island.




