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24 May 2004

South Korea to indict a Samsung executive (May 21)

"In Friday's announcement, prosecutors said vice-chairman Lee Hak-soo of Samsung Electronics, who is also an executive of parent Samsung Group, would be indicted on charges relating to the funding scandal"

Analysis: uncertainly lingers for IC-equipment industry (May 23)

China foundry IPO may wait for market, says report (May 21)

Taiwan's MSCI upgrade to weigh on Korean equities (May 23)

21 May 2004

Marvell Technology Group Ltd. reports record first quarter fiscal 2005 results (May 20)

European stock rise, led by chipmakers, raw materials companies (May 21)

Foreign direct investment to South Korea soured (May 21)

Japan goes for economic gold on back of digital boom (May 20)

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Taiwan dollar drops as Chen advocates constitutional changes (May 21)

Infineon unit head departure unrelated to memory ops talk (May 19)

(membership required) "Eggers is leaving "for purely private reasons," a spokesman for Infineon said. His departure has "absolutely nothing to do" with speculation over the future of the unit or the operational development, he said."

SEMI's book-to-bill ratio climbs to 1.14 in April (May 20)

Foundry Watch: Constraints hit chip-set, assembly firms (May 20)

AMD, IBM, Infineon back new e-diagnostics standard (May 20)

China's IC design houses struggling for survival, says iSuppli (May 20)

20 May 2004

ST to step up satellite set-top strategy, analysts told (May 19)

AMD to bundle Far Cry with CPUs (May 18)

Fairchild faces suits from Alcatel, Others (May 19)

Qualcomm board member resigns (May 19)

"Frank Savage, a former director of Enron Corp., has resigned from the board of Qualcomm Inc., the company announced Monday."

Intel to plough US$1.92 billion into Ireland (May 19)

Intel shareholders pass option expensing proposal (May 19)

TSMC joins X initiative (May 17)

Substrate engineering enables faster transistors, UMC says (May 19)

Infineon's memory boss resigns, management shuffles (May 20)

Korea, Taiwan lead Asian revival (May 19)

South Korea listed firms accumulate more cash (May 19)

19 May 2004

Korea's high-tech industry warned (May 6)

Applied tops forecast amid 30% sales gain in quarter (May 18)

Applied to realize US$1 billion in sales to China in 2004 (May 18)

IC-equipment biz overheated in Q1 as slowdown looms (May 18)

Chipmakers warned of China threat (May 19)

Saifun, Macronix to go to 4-bits per flash memory cell (May 18)

Asian stocks rise, led by Samsung Electronics, Tokyo Electric (May 19)

Taiwan bonds poised to extend declines as inflation accelerates (May 18)

Taipei vows to quicken market reform (May 18)

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IBM jettisons IC-packaging units, sells plants to Amkor (May 18)

Materials problems run both high, low for chip makers (May 18)

Samsung sees DRAM chip shortage prevailing in 2004 (May 17)

18 May 2004

SIA calls for China to drop value-added chip tax--again (May 17)

AMD to launch faster Opterons (May 18)

AMD to launch dual-core chips in 2005 (May 18)

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