Fubon in driver's seat at Taiwan Cellular.(News Analysis)(Fubon Financial Holdings)
With the departure of founding chairman Jack Sun from Taiwan Cellular Corp., the winds of change threaten to change the landscape of the Taiwan telecom industry.
Sun is the second industry leader to fall this year, just months after Chunghwa Telecom's chairman, Mao Chikuo, stepped aside.
More changes for Taiwan are in the offing, with Far EasTone poised to absorb KG Telecom, and newcomer Eastern Broadband challenging with the island's first 3G service.
Whereas politics determined the late of former official Mao, Sun appears to have played a role i
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