Taiwanese firms gain ground in Japan's electronics market as Japan's share drops to 32%
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The article reports on Taiwanese electronics firms gaining market share in Japan's electronics market, with Japan's share declining from 43% to 32% as competitors expand capacity. The content appears to be a brief news snippet with minimal substantive article body, mostly consisting of navigation elements and copyright notice.
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· 1 pulledData shows Japan's share falls from 43% to 32% as rivals expand capacity
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