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Here's your TnB Tech Minute for Wednesday, April 10th. I'm Alex

Oscela for the Wall Street Journal. Taiwanese chipmaker T.S. M.C. has

reported a better than expected rise in quarterly sales.

The world's biggest contract chipmaker said it made about $590 billion new Taiwan dollars,

the equivalent of more than $18.4 dollars in the first three months of the year,

beating analyst expectations. It also said its revenue in March rose 34.3 percent compared with last year.

Shares rose just over a half percent.

Danish Consumer Electronics Company Bang and Olafsen

is adjusting its investments as markets struggle in Europe and China.

The company said macroeconomic conditions in key markets in Europe and China. The company said macroeconomic conditions in key markets in Europe haven't improved as the company expected,

which has impacted sales.

Last month, the company cut its full year guidance, expecting revenue to fall by between 5 and 8 percent in its fiscal full year.

And Blizzard is planning to bring its blockbuster game titles back to the mainland Chinese market this summer.

It's doing so via a renewed partnership with Chinese

Internet technology company NetEase. The deal includes Blizzard Games World of Warcraft, Heathstone,

and other titles in the Warcraft, Overwatch, Diablo, and Starcraft universes,

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