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| Symbol | Name | Time | Trade | Change | % Chg | Volume | P/E Ratio | EPS | Mkt Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ADS | AU Optronics | 21:02 GMT | 127.18 | +1.10 | +0.87% | 578375 | 21.80 | 5.784 | 6.404B |
Latest AU Optronics news
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HP Romania under investigation for market position abuse
All is not well over at Hewlett-Packard's subsidiary in Romania. The company has become the subject of scrutinisation at the Romanian Competition Council, which is investigating it for possible abuse of its market position. -
Samsung and its mobile mates hit with price fixing fines
A cartel of mobile handset manufacturers and telecommunications companies have been slapped with a fine after being found guilty of price fixing and fraud. -
AUO to contest price-fixing guilty verdict
AU Optronics has vowed to challenge the Department of Justice’s verdict after the panel maker was found guilty of price fixing. -
LCD makers cough up antitrust pay-out
Other defendants have yet to settle, including AU Optronics, one of the largest LCD panel manufacturers, LG Display and Toshiba. -
Heavy US fine adds to Chimei Innolux's woes
Chimei Innolux has faced even more bad news after it was hit for $78 million following a breach of competition rules. -
Panel industry top dogs Chimei, AUO move closer to merger
CMI has, like others in the panel industry, turned in poorer than expected financial results recently. This has led to calls for CMI to team up with domestic rival AU Optronics to survive any lurches into the red. -
AUO hits top execs in the pocket after poor results
AU Optronics’ top staff have been told to take a pay cut in a bid to save the company cash after the company has landed in the red. -
Panel maker cartel hit with hefty price fixing fines
The Korean Fair Trade Commission has landed the firms, which also include AU Optronics and Chimei Innolux, with fines totalling $175 million. -
LG Display slashes 2012 panel kitty
LG Display has announced a significant drop in its spending for next year to make up for dwindling demand for flat screen TVs and PCs. -
Samsung readies AMOLED monopoly
AMOLED displays have received a boost from Samsung’s 5.5G fab, sparking expectations for substantial fab growth in the next few years. -
Taiwan panics on S. Korea - US trade agreement
A worried Taiwanese government has declared that it will offer tax rebates to domestic firms amid fears over South Korea’s upcoming trade agreement with the US. -
Panel makers impose capacity squeeze
It's not like panel-makers have been accused of conspiring against the whole world and its dog before. Taiwan's AU Optronics and Chimei Innolux panel powerhouses are putting the squeeze on TFT-LCDs. -
Samsung in more bother at home
The company faces accusations from panel maker AU Optronics (AUO), which claims that Samsung infringed its LCD patents. Meanwhile, Korea's CJ Group has said that the company committed an "act of betrayal" over an acquisition bidding for logistics company Korea Express. -
Business booming since Taiwan relaxed cross-strait law
AUO has been given the green light by Taiwanese authorities to make a splash in the flat panel industry across the Strait in China. -
PC panel prices rise because of high demand
The comments come as AU Optronics (AUO) said that PC panel prices would rise by five and six percent this quarter compared to the last. It fingered the improving commercial notebook computer demand in the US and most Asian markets such as China for the rise. -
South Korea makes example of Samsung corruption
Samsung has been publicly forced to get its act together to stamp out corruption, with the South Korean government choosing to make an example of it. -
Samsung fingered in another LCD price fixing scam
The electronics retailer has pointed the finger at the company, claiming that it, alongside LG, AU Optronics, Chi Mei Optoelectronics and Toshiba, allegedly fixed prices of liquid crystal displays to drive up prices for retailers from 1996 to 2006. -
Eric Schmidt to embark on Asia tour
He will also speak to contract makers such as Hon Hai and Wistron, and component suppliers, such as Mediatek and AU Optronics in a bid to show them that Android reigns over Apple.
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