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TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) - Compal Electronics Inc., the world's second-biggest contract maker of notebook computers, reported a 35 percent drop in second-quarter profit Thursday because of seasonal factors ...

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Taiwan-based Compal Electronics Inc. remained the world's largest notebook computer assembler in the second quarter, according to a report released by market information advisory firm International ...

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Personal computers maker Lenovo Group is establishing a $300 million joint venture (JV) with Compal Electronics, one of its contract manufacturers, Financial Times reports. Beijing-based Lenovo will ...

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Taiwan-based Compal Electronics Inc. remained the world's largest notebook computer assembler in the second quarter, according to a report released by market information advisory firm International ...

TAIPEI: Taiwan's Compal, ‍a contract manufacturer for notebook and personal computers, said surging memory prices would continue ⁠into 2027 and have a significant impact on the industry. The company ...