Taipei: Taiwan is transitioning from a largely unnoticed supplier to a more influential global player as economic power increasingly shapes international trade, according to economist Roy Lee. Speaking at an

Taipei: Taiwan shares closed below the 40,000-point threshold on Thursday after a volatile session that saw the benchmark index swing more than 1,700 points, erasing an intraday surge of over

Taipei: Taiwan’s economic and labor ministries have unveiled a new cross-agency mechanism designed to prevent the import of goods linked to forced labor, aligning with trade commitments made to the

Taipei: A social media post by the de facto United States embassy in Taiwan showing U.S. and Taiwanese coast guard vessels sailing in formation indicates that Washington views Taipei as

Taipei: Shares in Taiwan rebounded to the 40,000-point level by the close of trading Wednesday after late bargain hunting. Despite this recovery, the Taiex still posted a significant decline of

Taipei: Shares in Taiwan plunged again Wednesday morning, with Taiwan’s benchmark index falling below the 40,000-point mark as large tech stocks came under heavy pressure amid growing concerns over large

Taipei: Taiwan shares ended down 1,564.18 points, or 3.76 percent, at 40,039.18 Wednesday on turnover of NT$1.08 trillion (US$33.46 billion).

According to Focus Taiwan, the market experienced a significant

Taipei: China’s Loong Air on Tuesday launched a new route between Chengdu Tianfu International Airport and Taichung International Airport, marking its first direct cross-strait service. The new route will operate