More on that later. TSM only pays out 40.4% of its profits in the form of a dividend, so they retain plenty of cash to grow the business. Does Taiwan Semiconductor have a track record of positive earnings? TSM’s average return on equity for the past five ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan Must Own its Global Leadership in Recycling
A concerted effort by the government and private enterprises to market Taiwan’s green achievements abroad would not only benefit the nation’s image, it would also create more business opportunities for Taiwan’s brands, products and services. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan president calls for breakthrough in cross-straits relations
TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan and China need to drop historical baggage to seek a breakthrough in cross-straits relations, Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen said in her first public comments since China's ruling Communist Party unveiled a new leadership line-up. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan Steps up Asia Business to Reduce Dependence on China
Taiwan is offering visa waivers and setting up overseas investment offices across a swathe of countries to its south, the latest moves to deepen a rebalancing of economic relations away from political foe China. Officials in Taipei hope to foster more ... ( read original story ...)
The viral story of Taiwan Jones, who learned he failed his midterms on Twitter, doesn’t add up
We reached out to “Trent” via a Twitch message, and a business email found on the YouTube channel linked to the Twitch bio, but did not immediately get a response. Another “Taiwan Jones”? While we’re here, let’s address a second “Taiwan ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan, US firms sign defence MOU
The MOU, signed by Taiwan Defence Industry Association head Han Pi-hsiang and US-Taiwan Business Council president Rupert Hammond-Chambers on Tuesday, seeks to boost collaboration between Taiwan and the US, Taiwan's Central News Agency reported. ( read original story ...)
Is Taiwan’s 20 per cent renewable energy target a political pipe dream?
Or is it just a political slogan?” asked Chiu. Echoing Chiu’s doubts was Betsy Liao, business manager of biomass firm Tsung Chang Industries. Asked if she thought Taiwan could meet its renewables target, she told Eco-Business that it would be “very ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan to begin visa-free entry to Philippine Nationals on November 1
This trial is being done to attract Filipino visitors to Taiwan for tourism and business purposes, as well as to increase people-to-people exchanges between the countries. The free visa entry trial runs until July 31, 2018, and will be reviewed for further ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan grants visa-free entry to Pinoys
It said those who intend to visit Taiwan for purposes of tourism, business or visiting relatives can enjoy visa-free entry for 14 days. The visa-free initiative will undergo a nine-month trial period that will last until July 31, 2018 and is part of ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan grants visa-free entry for Filipinos starting November
TECO said they can stay in Taiwan for the purpose of tourism, business, visiting relatives and attending functions or events without a visa for up to 14 days. The visa-free initiative shall undergo a nine-month trial period as part of Taiwan’s ... ( read original story ...)
DOT wants to reciprocate visa-free privilege granted by Taiwan to Filipinos
Teco announced on Monday that Filipinos traveling to Taiwan for tourism, business, visiting relatives of attending functions and events will enjoy visa-free entry for 14 days, starting on November 1. “This visa-free initiative shall undergo a nine-month ... ( read original story ...)
Alarm in Taiwan over triad ties to pro-China groups
But delineating politics, business and the underworld in Taiwan and across the strait to China is not easy. The CIB concedes it will be “difficult to clarify the grey areas”. Triads notorious for drugs, weapons, gambling and prostitution have for years ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan Fines Qualcomm $773M for Practices That Hamper Competition
In all, companies in Taiwan over the past several years had bought $30 billion in baseband chips from Qualcomm, the regulators said. The FTC wrote that “the core of the overall [Qualcomm] business model involved, damage[s] the base frequency chip ... ( read original story ...)
Taipei, Manila to renew investment guarantee pact soon: vice minister
The forum opened in Taipei on Wednesday, gathering government officials and business leaders from the New Southbound Policy target countries to discuss the direction and actions for closer cooperation with Taiwan. Wang said the New Southbound Policy aims ... ( read original story ...)
Niko Partners: Taiwan’s game market on path to $2.35 billion by 2021
That shows the potential of the small nation’s game business and the intensity of its fans. Taiwan’s population of 23.5 million is 55th in the world, but it is the 15th-largest PC and mobile games market worldwide. It is the largest market in greater ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan monopoly regulator fines Qualcomm more than $770M
Qualcomm has been fined more than $770 million by Taiwan’s anti-monopoly regulator – adding to the global assault on the San Diego wireless giant’s business model. The Taiwan Fair Trade Commission announced the fine on its website Wednesday following ... ( read original story ...)