Taiwan's economy experienced a growth of 2.32%, a figure that fell slightly short of the government's projection. A robust consumer spending spree played a pivotal role in this growth, though a slump ...
Taiwan may get ISA toehold
It’s not a full membership, but Taiwan’s inclusion reflects India’s rivalry with China to be voice of Global South ...
Warner Bros Discovery Signs With Taiwan Mobile, TAICCA To Bring Taiwanese Content To International Markets
The MOU was signed by Daphne Lee, Taiwan Mobile’s Vice President of New Media Business; Cindy Ma, Head of Commercial Taiwan, Warner Bros Discovery; Taiwan’s Minister of Culture Shih Che; and TAICCA ...
How Taiwan Creative Content Fest Is Showcasing Taiwanese Innovation & Building Bridges With The World
Launching in the first year of the pandemic in 2020, Taiwan Creative Content Fest (TCCF) has taken a few years to secure its positioning in the global film markets calendar, but this year's edition is ...
MBtv: Tens of thousands take to Taipei’s streets for Taiwan Pride Parade
Tens of thousands of people march in Taiwan's capital city Taipei for east Asia's largest LGBTQ Pride Parade, now in its 21st year. The festivities come just months after the Taiwanese government ...
Taiwan Election: Why Chinese Communist Party’s Crackdown On Apple Supplier Foxconn May Backfire
Foxconn, officially known as Hon Hai Precision Industry, is currently under scrutiny for tax and land use at several of its subsidiaries in mainland China, according to a report by the Global Times, a ...
Taiwan elections: how Foxconn investigation could backfire on Beijing
A probe into Taiwanese tech giant has raised concerns that Beijing is trying to influence the island's upcoming polls But analysts have warned the move could have the opposite effect, spurring voters ...
‘Anything could happen’: Why voters are torn in Taiwan
Katie Tam The KMT fled to the island in 1949 after losing a civil war with Mao Zedong’s communists, which is the basis for Beijing’s current claim over Taiwan because it sees that conflict as ...
Shunning mainland China, Taiwan pushes start-ups to explore US, Southeast Asia
Unease around the future of the island’s relationship with mainland China has led Taiwan’s young companies to look for customer bases in the Asean region and the US – and the government is helping ...
Foxconn Subsidiary Investigation: A Microcosm of China-Taiwan Tensions
In the heart of the global tech industry, a subsidiary of Foxconn, Hon Hai Group, has come under scrutiny by the Taiwan Affairs Office of the China State Council. This investigation paints a vivid picture of the ongoing tension between China and Taiwan,
Investing in India: View from Taipei
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Global Content Industry Professionals Gather in Taipei for TCCF 2023
Asia’s Largest Pitching Sessions Return with International Projects for the First Time TAIPEI, TAIWAN - Media OutReach - 25 October 2023 - This October 25 the Taiwan Creative Content Agency (TAICCA) ...
Taiwan iPhone Supplier’s Shares Drop Again As Speculation Swirls About China Tax Probe
Shares in Taiwan’s Hon Hai Precision fell a second day, losing 2.2% to close at a near nine-month low, as speculation swirled following the reported start of a tax and land use investigation into the mainland China operation of one of Apple’s largest suppliers.
Canada, Taiwan complete talks on bilateral investment deal
Canada and Taiwan have completed talks on a bilateral deal to boost foreign investment and will work to make sure it takes effect promptly, Canadian Trade Minister Mary Ng and Taiwan's government said on Tuesday.
Additional Support Predicted For Taiwan Shares
The Taiwan stock market on Tuesday ended the two-day slide in which it had fallen more than 200 points or 1.2 percent. The Taiwan
Foxconn: China’s probe of Taiwan iPhone maker exposes supply chain dilemma
For multinationals, the tax audits expose Foxconn’s difficulty in navigating the global business environment as tensions across the Taiwan Strait escalate. The company, which derived 70% of its revenue from China as of March, is moving production abroad ...