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    Solar equipment book-to-bill ratio hits 1.13 in 4Q10

    Nuying Huang, Taipei; Jackie Chang, DIGITIMES 0

    According to research reports by international PV associations, the book-to-bill ratio for solar equipment was 1.13 in fourth-quarter 2010 indicating an expansion of the solar market.

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