Taipei: Taiwan’s Ministry of Economic Affairs said Tuesday the U.S. revocation of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.’s validated end user status for its Nanjing fab will not affect Taiwan’s semiconductor competitiveness.
Taipei: The Taiwan Stock Exchange index opened up 20.1 points at 24,036.88 Wednesday on turnover of NT$3.218 billion (US$104.6 million).
According to Focus Taiwan, the Taiwan Stock Exchange index opened
Taipei: Lawmakers from Taiwan’s Democratic Progressive Party and Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party met on Wednesday to explore cooperation on undersea cable security, DPP lawmaker Kuo Kuo-wen said at a news
Taipei: The Taiwan Stock Exchange’s main index began the week on a downward trend, opening 137.01 points lower at 35,277.48. The market experienced a turnover of NT$12.47 billion, equivalent to
Taipei: Funds managed by the Ministry of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Funds reported substantial year-to-date returns in the first seven months of 2025, after achieving NT$148.0 billion (US$48.36 billion) in
Taipei: Taiwan’s manufacturing activity contracted for a third consecutive month in August as local manufacturers remained cautious over its tariff talks with the United States and a possible levy on
Taipei: Newly-appointed National Development Council (NDC) Minister Yeh Chun-hsien emphasized the importance of artificial intelligence (AI) in advancing Taiwan’s new economy. During a handover ceremony, Yeh outlined his priorities for
Taipei: Shares in Taiwan closed lower Monday but recovered from early losses to remain above the 24,000-point mark, as late-session bargain hunting in Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) supported the
