Succumbing to this political pressure undermines our democratic principles and harms the free operations of international business.” In response, Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said it thanked t... ( read original story ...)
Bank of Taiwan opens liaison office in Philippines
MANILA, Philippines — State-run Bank of Taiwan has opened a liaison office in the Philippines, bringing to 13 the number of foreign banks operating a representative office in the country. Bangko Sentr... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan’s China Airlines pilot strike grounds thousands of passengers during busy New Year holiday
The strike had forced cancellation of 80 flights as of Monday and cost China Airlines $34 million in business, the company said in a statement to the Taiwan Stock Exchange. Some of the money has gone ... ( read original story ...)
Business, cultural connections in Taipei
Māori and Pacific scholars explore business, cultural connections in Taipei North Asia CAPE 2019 Māori and Kiva Business Scholars explored connections between Māori, Pacific peoples and the indigenous ... ( read original story ...)
Pilots’ strike at China Airlines strands passengers in Taiwan
SINGAPORE: A shortage of pilots has caused chaos for thousands of passengers during peak travel season in the region, as cockpit crew complaining of overwork extended a strike at Taiwan’s biggest carr... ( read original story ...)
Air NZ plane forced to turn around after airline forgot to remove reference to Taiwan
Multiple sources say paperwork for the Air NZ flight 289, which returned to Auckland after several hours in the air included reference to Taiwan which China took to be an acknowledgement that the isla... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan seeks help finding, deporting celebrity blogger
Su Chen Tuan, better known as Lady Nai Nai, built a following in Taiwan for her beauty and lifestyle tips. She is alleged to have been part of defrauding clients and investors of more than $42 million ... ( read original story ...)