Taiwan holds large-scale military drills amid China tensions

TAICHUNG, Taiwan (Reuters) - Taiwan simulated repelling an invading force on Thursday and used civilian-operated drones for the first time as part of annual military drills on the self-ruled island amid escalating tensions with China. The drills were ... ( read original story ...)

Foxconn looks for its next act but faces risks as it diversifies

TAIPEI/SHENZHEN, China (Reuters) - Foxconn, the Taiwanese contract manufacturer that rose to global prominence as the manufacturer of the Apple iPhone, is trying to reinvent itself as smartphone sales plateau and Apple Inc diversifies its supplier base ... ( read original story ...)

White House presses US airlines to resist Beijing over Taiwan

But Doug Parker, its chief executive, last week told the Financial Times that the Taiwan issue was “between countries”. “The United States has replied to the Chinese government and as a result we are following the direction of the US government ... ( read original story ...)

AMD Explodes as Processor Presentation in Taiwan Impresses

Shares of Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD) were up 5% Wednesday, June 6, following the company's presentation at the Computex conference in Taiwan on Tuesday night ... segments of the S&P 500 do well, such as financials, health care and transports ... ( read original story ...)

Taiwan tech fair showcases blockchain, 5G as new trends

The 38 th annual Computex show in Taiwan, dubbed Asia’s biggest tech fair, is attempting to capture the growing global trends in the information and communication technology (ICT) industry as it introduces new elements that have attracted great attention ... ( read original story ...)

Report: Chinese Taipei v New Zealand

Myer Bevan's 36th minute penalty strike meant New Zealand continue to be in contention for the finals New Zealand beat Chinese Taipei by a solitary goal in their Intercontinental Cup fixture at the Mumbai Football Arena on Tuesday. Myer Bevan struck the ... ( read original story ...)

Taiwan’s HTC says will invest in innovative tech

Taiwan-based smartphone brand HTC Corp said today it will invest more in new technologies as part of its efforts to seek opportunities for long-term growth. In an annual report, HTC Chairwoman Cher Wang said the company is looking to invest in technologies ... ( read original story ...)