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Wang Yung-ching, 1917-2008
Posted by: Bruce Einhorn on October 16
Wang Yung-ching, the founder and longtime chairman of Taiwan's biggest industrial group, has died at the age of 91. Like Li Ka-shing in Hong Kong, Wang was a legendary up-from-nothing...
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