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Taiwan mobile firm to set up shop

NEW DELHI: A Taiwanese cellular company is in talks with the Union Government to set up shop in India. ``They are looking at Tamil Nadu and would invest a couple of billion dollars in phases,'' Ajay Dua, Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion Secretary, said here on the sidelines of the India Economic Summit 2005.

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