Taiwan ready for technology return

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Taiwan ready for technology return

September 29, 2000 12:00 AM

Taiwan’s technology stocks have been hit hard over the past six months, battered by political and sector concerns. But the next three months are set to be the busiest of the year as optimism grows. Mark B Johnson reports.

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