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High-speed rail company changes guard

Source: Taiwan News
Taipei : Taiwan | 2 months ago  
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At an extraordinary board meeting, Ing said she would step down, while Ou also offered to resign as the CEO of the high speed rail company, which has been weighed down financially by heavy interest payments and other non-operating expenses. Ou, a former deputy mayor of Taipei, attended the meeting in...
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