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Jane Wang, Taipei

Sep 25, 2020, 16:04 0

Merck to expand investments in Taiwan

Merck has announced a plan to expand investments in Taiwan, seeking to turn its plant in Kaohsiung, southern Taiwan into a new R&D hub for deposition materials.

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