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'Under the Sharp deal, Fujitsu would likely buy back a stake in its LCD venture from minority partner, AU Optronics, before selling most of the operations to Sharp.'

5 Feb 2005

Corning to put US$1 billion in glass substrate business (Feb 4)

Matsushita to cut 8,000 jobs as costs balloon (Feb 4)

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4 Feb 2005

Korean companies release slim-size digital TV (Feb 1)

3 Feb 2005

NEC LCD Technologies to make some of its own color filters (Feb 1)

Kodak seizes US digital camera lead (Feb 3)

Lighter end-product inventories spur small-med panel in 4Q04 (Feb 2)

Fujitsu exits PDP business (Feb 2)

1 Feb 2005

Sharp's profit rises on demand for LCD televisions (Feb 1)

News Corp.'s profit bolstered by US$1 billion in video sales (Feb 1)

LG Electronics launches wireless LCD TV (Jan 31)

Samsung, LG: brands with most impact in Asia (Feb 1)

31 Jan 2005

Hon Hai No. 1 corporate winner of Taiwanese patents in 2004 (Jan 28)

S Korea industrial output suddenly declines (Jan 28)

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28 Jan 2005

Lenovo expects IBM deal to clear US examination (Jan 28)

Next-gen LCD tech likely to flatten sales (Jan 27)

Korean companies dominate global IT market (Jan 28)

27 Jan 2005

Matsushita Taiwan aims for No. 1 in domestic home appliance market (Jan 26)

Corning announces changing its chairman (Jan 26)

Sony posts lower profit as prices slide (Jan 27)

Epson consolidated results for the nine months ended December 31, 2004 (Jan 27)

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