Category: BUSINESS

because today it’s Taiwan, but tomorrow it may be any other country that will have to face the expansion of China’s influence,” Tsai told AFP. “Their democracy, freedom, and freedom to do business will one day be affected by China,” Tsai added. ( read original story ...)

because today it’s Taiwan, but tomorrow it may be any other country that will have to face the expansion of China’s influence,” Tsai said. “Their democracy, freedom, and freedom to do business will one day be affected by China,” Tsai added. ( read original story ...)

because today it’s Taiwan, but tomorrow it may be any other country that will have to face the expansion of China’s influence,” Tsai said. “Their democracy, freedom, and freedom to do business will one day be affected by China,” Tsai added. ( read original story ...)

Australian and other foreign companies that "offend" China by referring to Taiwan as independent country risk not be invited to participate in a major import expo being held in Shanghai in November, in the latest sign that Beijing will not hesitate to use ... ( read original story ...)

With rich cultural diversity and traditions as varied as its beautiful natural landscape alongside tall towers and a thriving business environment, Taiwan is full of surprises for visitors. Top Reasons Why Taiwan is the Ultimate Destination for Business ... ( read original story ...)

Now, he and his partners have a second act coming up in January 2019 – Taipei Dangdai (Taipei, the present moment), which he believes can tap into Taiwan’s underappreciated art scene. Renfrew talks about the forthcoming show and why he thinks the ... ( read original story ...)

TAIPEI (Reuters) - Foxconn, the world’s largest electronics contract manufacturer and a major supplier for Apple Inc (AAPL.O), said on Friday the biggest challenge the company is facing is the trade war between Washington and Beijing. Chairman Terry Gou ... ( read original story ...)

"Likewise, we want to establish a structure for bringing together players from Japan and Taiwan in the internet business," he said. Since Taiwan is a small market, with about 23.5 million people, startups there tend to have their sights set on ... ( read original story ...)

Japan's ties with China are improving after years of acrimony over historical and territorial issues. Japan has close business ties with Taiwan but has acknowledged the "One China" policy, which describes Taiwan as an integral part of China. Asked about ... ( read original story ...)

On June 12, Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen joined American officials in Taipei to commemorate the opening of the new American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) — the United States’ de facto embassy in Taiwan in everything but name. Ahead of the event much ... ( read original story ...)

TAIPEI, Taiwan--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jun 13, 2018--The Ministry of Education (MOE) announced the launch of an online learning initiative called “Huayu 101”, a brand new online Mandarin learning material, at the end of May in Taipei, Taiwan. Professor Chang ... ( read original story ...)

The ceremony was attended by high-ranking Taiwan officials and senior business executives, including Morris Chang, the former chairman of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd (TSMC), the world's biggest contract chip maker. China claims self-ruled ... ( read original story ...)

Foxconn Technology Group’s decision to locate in Wisconsin created a new link between the state and the company’s home country of Taiwan. It’s a connection many businesses are eager to take advantage of, whether as a Foxconn supplier or in another ... ( read original story ...)

In Photo: Found in Wanhua District, Longshan Temple is one of the famous temples in Taipei. Story & Photos by Charmaine Cunanan When Taiwan allowed visa-free entry for Filipinos, it suddenly became one of the travel destinations. The city is the perfect ... ( read original story ...)

Computex Taipei is a whirlwind of a trade show—spanning four convention halls, as well as private demonstrations in nearby hotel business lounges. It truly is one of the largest computer expos in the world. While a large amount of Computex is dedicated ... ( read original story ...)

which put its business image and reputation at risk. “With a population of 23 million, Taiwan has its own government, defence forces, parliament, currency and national institutions,” she said. “Taiwan was never ruled by Communist China, or the PRC ... ( read original story ...)