Foxconn breaks ground for Taipei IT mall

This goes to show that even though a company is not "big" in the US it doesn't mean they don't have pull and infulance elsewhere in the world.

Foxconn (Hon Hai Precision Industry) on July 11 held a groundbreaking ceremony for the Taipei Information Park, an IT shopping mall project based on a BOT (build-operate-transfer) contract with the Taipei City Government.

The shopping mall is a structure with 12 stories above ground and six basement levels on a site of 8,883 square meters (66,110 square feet), with completion scheduled for 2013. It will be operated by Cybermart Worldwide, a Foxconn Group member that operates the Cybermart 3C retail chain in China.

This should be a great project, I'll be following it for sure.

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