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Taiwan said Tuesday it would ignore a businessman's request to renounce his citizenship if he was found to be trying to escape paying a fine imposed for making an unauthorized investment in rival China. Richard Chang, head of the Shanghai-based chipmaker Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp., could even face a double fine unless he pays the fee by next month, the government said. The businessman also has American citizenship.
August 24, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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