TAIWANESE BROTHERS HIT $1B MILESTONE ON DISPLAY CHIP BOOM
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Taiwanese entrepreneurs Biing-seng Wu and his brother have accumulated $1 billion in wealth by developing display driver chips. The brothers built their fortune on technology that controls how pixels light up on flat-screen displays.
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