China provides Taiwan with inexpensive talent and some of the world's best factory-linked infrastructure, such as ports and roads Many Taiwanese firms want to reduce reliance on the mainland, but the ... ( read original story ...)
‘Business as Usual’ at Taiwan’s Tropical Isle Near China’s Live-Fire Exercise
An American in Taiwan watches as Chinese vessels appear in the waters off the vacation destination of Xiaoliuqiu ... ( read original story ...)
Asia business correspondent on the fallout of Nancy Pelosi’s Taiwan trip
US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has now left Taiwan after a controversial stop in Taipei which enraged China. China has now been firing missiles near Taiwan ... ( read original story ...)
China’s war-games spur Taiwan business to rally to island’s defence
China’s military has sent planes and warships to probe Taiwan’s defences for a second day, escalating a crisis that has prompted one of the island’s richest men to donate millions of dollars to its ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan’s trade with China is far bigger than its trade with the U.S.
Taiwan's business and economic ties with mainland China and Hong Kong have grown so large that the region is by far the island's largest trading partner. ( read original story ...)
Chinese trade bans on Taiwan risk ‘deeper predicament’ as Pelosi visit leaves geopolitics ‘on the mind’ of businesses
Applying more aggressive sanctions on Taiwan could undermine China's reputation as a stable international trading partner, says expert The European Union Chamber of Commerce in China says it was not ... ( read original story ...)
Was Pelosi’s Taiwan trip bad for U.S. business? Here are both sides of the issue
Was House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's controversial visit to Taiwan despite China's warnings good for U.S. business? CNBC's Jon Fortt joins 'Squawk Box' with both sides of the argument. ( read original story ...)
China fires ballistic missiles near Taiwan; Taipei raises alert level
The Chinese offensive on Taiwan follows US House of Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s recently concluded visit to the island nation. ( read original story ...)
An invasion of Taiwan would shut down global chip production as ‘nobody can control TSMC by force.’
A war would render TSMC 'not operable'. This week saw US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi visit Taiwan. She is the highest level US government official to visit Taiwan in 25 years. The subsequent reaction ... ( read original story ...)
Pelosi’s Taiwan Trip Puts the World’s Biggest Chipmaker Back in the Spotlight of U.S.-China Rivalry
Semiconductors have become a key part of the rivalry between the U.S. and China with TSMC, which dominates chipmaking, caught in the middle. ( read original story ...)
First Mover Asia: Bitcoin Snaps Losing Streak as Pelosi Taiwan Trip Passes Without Incident
ALSO: Solana's SOL token slides after wallet hack and Sam Reynolds provides an on-the-ground assessment of U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi's Taiwan trip. ( read original story ...)
Pelosi’s Taiwan trip leaves Asian countries nervously awaiting China’s response
From the Philippines to Singapore, countries are worried the status quo could turn from tension to conflict. Southeast Asia especially feels the strain of living in the shadow of U.S.-China rivalry. ( read original story ...)
Pelosi’s Taiwan Trip: An Opportunity Lost
Every step America takes with China should be meticulously planned and intended to set the stage for further action. That's not what happened. ( read original story ...)
China blocks some Taiwan imports in response to Pelosi visit — but not computer chips
China blocks imports of citrus and fish from Taiwan in response to Nancy Pelosi's visit but avoids disrupting important technology purchases. ( read original story ...)
China blocks some Taiwan imports but avoids chip disruptions
China has blocked imports of citrus, fish and other foods from Taiwan in retaliation for a visit by U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi but avoided disrupting one of the world’s ... ( read original story ...)
Shipping plays it cool as Chinese military exercises threaten to blockade Taiwan
Companies operating in Asia have adopted a wait-and-see approach as tensions reach boiling point in the Taiwan Strait ... ( read original story ...)