Taipei: China’s Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) on Wednesday announced export restrictions against eight Taiwanese companies, though Taiwanese scholars and the affected companies said the move would not significantly impact their
Taichung: A government-sponsored program for overseas youth aged 17 to 24, offering volunteer English teaching training and cultural exchange, has begun at Asia University in Taichung and will run through
Taipei: Taiwan shares ended up 164.74 points, or 0.74 percent, at 22,527.01 Wednesday on turnover of NT$310.46 billion (US$10.668 billion).
According to Focus Taiwan, the stock market in Taiwan
Taipei: Agricultural losses from Typhoon Danas and subsequent heavy rainfall have reached nearly NT$1.6 billion (US$49.2 million), according to the Ministry of Agriculture in a press release on Wednesday. Chiayi
Taipei: Taiwan’s Yageo Corp., a leading global manufacturer of multi-layer ceramic capacitors (MLCC), is set to engage in a third round of acquisition discussions with Shibaura Electronics of Japan. The
Tainan: Nearly 50,000 households in Tainan remained without electricity Wednesday following extensive damage to the city’s power infrastructure from Typhoon Danas, according to Mayor Huang Wei-che.
According to Focus
Matsu: Hundreds of people remain stranded on the Matsu Islands after a plan to evacuate them using C-130 military transport aircraft was cancelled. The disruption, caused by Typhoon Danas, left
Taipei: Shares in Taiwan closed higher on Wednesday, with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) spearheading a market rebound amidst a narrow range of trading. This uptick comes amid ongoing concerns
