TAIPEI, Nov 26 (Reuters) - Taiwan stocks closed 0.22 percent lower on Thursday, retreating from its one-week closing high, as a strong performance from LCD shares such as AU Optronics <2409.TW> was offset by losses in the banking sector. Full Article

NWS is hitching its wagon to the China's massive stimulus spending plan, much of which is going to infrustructure projects like upgrading rail lines. Full Article

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The annual gathering of China's National People's Congress, the largely ceremonial parliament that concluded on Friday, was a nine-day stretch of often unremarkable meetings sandwiched between high-profile ... Full Article
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