BOE(京东方)顺利完成新一届管理团队聘任 创新人才战略启幕发展新篇

1月14日,京东方科技集团在北京召开第十一届董事会第一次会议,圆满完成了新一届管理团队聘任工作。会议审议并通过了多项重要议案,涵盖第十一届董事会董事长、副董事长的选举,以及公司高级管理人员的聘任等。经审慎地研讨和表决,BOE(京东方)选拔了一支专业化、年轻化、国际化的管理团队,多位80后年轻人才脱颖而出,顺利跻身核心管理层,构建了“老、中、青”三代合理搭配的管理梯队架构,彰显了京东方在创新人才战略布局上的前瞻性和卓越领导力。

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Taiwan’s tech boom spurs wage growth, outshining global trends

Taiwan’s tech industry is experiencing rapid growth, outpacing the capacity of government and educational institutions to train talent that matches the sector’s expanding demands. A survey released by Taiwan’s Directorate-General of Budget, Accounting, and Statistics (DGBAS) on January 10 reveals that this tech boom has significantly boosted wages, particularly in electronics and computer manufacturing. Additionally, the active trading of tech stocks in Taiwan has led to double-digit salary growth in the securities and futures sectors.

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US sharpens focus on China’s semiconductor ambitions with new lithography sanctions

To curb China’s domestic advancements in semiconductor technology, particularly in photolithography, the US Department of Commerce (DOC) has recently intensified its efforts against Chinese companies. Just before President Joe Biden leaves office, a comprehensive blockade targeting Chinese lithography machines and key components has been initiated.

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China’s semiconductor sector reels from 10,000 bankruptcies as hiring frenzy collapses

China’s economy remains on a downward trajectory, with weak domestic consumption. According to The Economic Observer, Shi Li, Dean of the Institute for Common Prosperity at Zhejiang University, estimates that 900 million people—65% of the population—earn less than CNY3,000 (approx. US$410) per month, classifying them as low-income.

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How US chip sanctions threaten Nvidia’s global stronghold

Nvidia has voiced strong opposition to the Biden administration’s proposed AI chip export restrictions, calling them a “sweeping overreach” that would impose “bureaucratic control” over the global design and marketing of US semiconductors, computers, and software. Nvidia’s criticism, highlighted by reports from The Verge and the New York Post, underscores concerns over innovation and economic growth.

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