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Merrill Lynch has named Albert Lee, an executive with its private banking arm, as chief executive and chairman of its Taiwan operation.

Alibaba has already taken several major steps for its overseas business, but as Ma pointed out in January after the company's Taiwan operation ran into regulatory issues, it will need to undergo a major image shift before it is considered a truly global company: "Everyone has a different perspective on Alibaba.

Operating costs are set to materially decline as they convert their entire production to cheaper, smaller line widths, the equal or better of any industry competitor, and slated to move over to the newly acquired Taiwan operation in the several quarters ahead.

One of those, Semiconductor Manufacturing International, is run by a former rival, Richard Chang, who sold his Taiwan operations to Taiwan Semiconductor last year.

"How much of that profit can really be repatriated to Taiwan and reported?" said Tung the-chin, the managing director of Fidelity International who oversees the mutual fund company's 120-person Taiwan operations.

"You're undertaking an obligation in something you don't know," said James Lin, vice president and general manager for Taiwan operations at the Union Bank of California.

"It looks like in a couple of days the new rules are passed, it's really impressive," said James Lin, the general manager of the Taiwan operations of the Union Bank of California.

The island's media watchdog has proposed new anti-monopoly rules that could scuttle the $601 million sale of Next Media's Taiwan operations to a Taiwan-based group including the Want Want Holdings owner Tsai Eng-meng, who runs a multibillion-dollar empire in China that includes snack foods and property.

It also uses taiwan.baidu.com for its Taiwan operations, although the site is currently offline.

Despite Zalora's rapid growth, the reported closure of its Taiwan operations is a reminder that Rocket Internet's foothold on the Asian market is still not a sure thing.

"Microsoft believes our business practices have followed the regulations in Taiwan and our operations have, and will always be, in compliance with the law," Eunice Chiou, the general manager of Microsoft Taiwan, said in a statement.