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Wintek says strike at China plant ended with no impact on production

Rodney Chan, DIGITIMES, Taipei Thursday 21 January 2010 1

Taiwan-based LCD and touch panel maker Wintek has maintained that a strike by workers at its Suzhou plant in China has been resolved, with production unaffected.

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