The China Post June 11, 2010 WASHINGTON — Six employees of a Taiwanese maker of liquid crystal display (LCD) panels and its U.S. subsidiary have been charged with price-fixing, the U.S. Justice Department said Thursday. A federal grand jury in San Francisco charged the six executives with AU Optronics Corp. and its Houston-based U.S....
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Taipei Times By Shih Hsiu-chuan STAFF REPORTER Jun 10, 2010 The Control Yuan yesterday censured police and prosecutors handling a criminal case that remains unresolved after 14 years and charged the Ministry of the Interior and the Ministry of Justice with lack of supervision. On Dec. 29, 1996, a five-year-old girl surnamed Lin (林)...
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Taipei Times June 10, 2010 By Jimmy Chuang Tainan Prison Chief Guard Hsieh Shih-lun (解世倫) will be removed from his position before the end of the week, Deputy Warden Huang Chen-yin (黃珍寅) said yesterday, after evidence emerged of Hsieh’s presence at a crime scene. “His new position has yet to be decided, but it...
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AP June 8, 2010 TAIPEI, Taiwan — A Taiwan court has acquitted the island’s imprisoned former president of embezzling from a special diplomatic fund. In Tuesday’s ruling, the Taipei District Court says prosecutors failed to provide evidence that Chen Shui-bian gave $330,000 to son Chen Chih-chung while he was studying in the United States....
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AP June 6, 2010 By MARI YAMAGUCHI (AP) TOKYO — Japanese authorities released Wu’er Kaixi, a student leader in Beijing’s 1989 Tiananmen pro-democracy protests, on Sunday after arresting him for allegedly trying to force his way into the Chinese Embassy in Tokyo on the anniversary of a bloody military crackdown. The 42-year-old activist, who...
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