Taipei: Taiwan shares ended up 474.43 points, or 2.13 percent, at 22,736.93 Monday on turnover of NT$310.67 billion (US$9.52 billion).
According to Focus Taiwan, the significant rise in the
TAIPEI: President Lai has made a profound statement highlighting the futility of war, asserting that “War has no winner.” His remarks come amidst rising tensions and global conflicts, underscoring a
TAIPEI: Domestic airfares will drop by an average of 4.3 percent from Dec. 31 following a cut in fuel prices by the state-owned CPC Corp., Taiwan, the Civil Aviation Administration
Taipei: Funds managed by the Ministry of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Funds earned NT$20.9 billion (US$640.23 million) in October, bringing 2024 gains to NT$93.91 billion as of the end of
TAIPEI: The U.S. dollar rose sharply against the Taiwan dollar on Monday, gaining NT$0.141 to close at NT$32.598.
According to Focus Taiwan, the turnover during the trading session totaled
TAIPEI: A shotgun-wielding bed-and-breakfast owner who attacked the Ministry of Digital Affairs (MODA) Taipei offices to protest government policies on Chinese tourism was sentenced to four years and 10 months
TAIPEI: Shares in Taiwan experienced a significant upswing on Monday, driven largely by gains in the electronics sector. This move came as a relief following the previous week’s market weakness.
Taipei: An exhibition showcasing the works of Chen Cheng-po (???), a renowned Taiwanese painter during the Japanese colonial era who lost his life in the 228 Incident, opened Monday in
