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US Court Grounds Taiwan CEO
A federal grand jury indicted Chen and a half-dozen other AU officials of years of price fixing back in June
Aug. 28, 2010 12:00 PM
A US court has told Chen Lai-juh, the CEO of Taiwan LCD screen maker AU Optronics Corporation, not to leave the country until his trial on Justice Department-brought charges of price-fixing is over. A federal grand jury indicted Chen and a half-dozen other AU officials of years of price fixing back in June. Alleged victims include IBM, Apple and Dell. Six LCD suppliers had pleaded guilty to price fixing and have been ordered to pay upwards of $860 million in fines.
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