Taipei: The Taiwan Stock Exchange’s main index experienced a decline as it opened down by 138.3 points, settling at 27,614.11. This movement in the market was accompanied by a turnover
Taipei: A NT$550 billion (US$17.92 billion) special budget bill aimed at strengthening economic, social, and national security resilience, which includes funding for a proposed NT$10,000 cash handout, cleared the Legislative
Taipei: The Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research (CIER) on Friday sharply raised its 2025 GDP growth forecast for Taiwan to 5.45 percent, citing ongoing strong demand for artificial intelligence (AI)-related
Taipei: Much of Taiwan will experience partly sunny weather, although some localized rain is anticipated throughout the day due to the ongoing effects of easterly winds, according to the Central
Taipei: Police in Taiwan must now obtain approval from prosecutors before demanding suspects provide a urine sample in non-urgent cases, following amendments to the Code of Criminal Procedure. Under the
Hualien: Local authorities closed off the section of Provincial Highway No. 8 between the entrance to Taroko National Park and Tianxiang in Hualien at 1:30 p.m. Friday and evacuated tourists,
Taipei: Taiwan’s quasi-governmental Straits Exchange Foundation (SEF) on Friday urged followers of the I-Kuan Tao religion to refrain from traveling to China. This warning comes in light of reports indicating
Taipei: Union members on Friday criticized EVA Air’s reluctance to address a “flawed culture” following the death of a flight attendant who fell ill during a long-haul flight from Milan
