People select flowers at the Jianguo Holiday Flower Market in Taipei’s Daan District yesterday, as crowds flocked to the market, which is usually open on weekends and holidays, amid warmer weather and ... ( read original story ...)
Could Putin’s Aggression Actually Push China Closer to Biden?
China's Xi Jinping has been on uncertain footing after the international response to Vladimir Putin invading Ukraine. Is there an opportunity for the United States here? ( read original story ...)
5 Semiconductor Stocks to Buy Today According to Israel Englander’s Millennium Management
In this piece, we will take a look at the five semiconductor stocks to buy today according to Israel Englander ... ( read original story ...)
Putin’s invasion of Ukraine has lit a fire under China to wall off its economy from the US
Xi Jinping has a grand plan to turn China into the world's dominant superpower. Now US sanctions on Russia are spurring him to speed up his strategy. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan finalises field information and communications system deal with US
The Taiwan government has announced the finalisation of a deal worth TWD6.9 billion (USD245 million) to procure military field information and communications ... ( read original story ...)
Sheng Long Yu’s Next Big Move is to Open an Asiatown Food Hall Serving Street Foods from China, Japan and Taiwan
Sheng Long Yu has made a huge impression on the Cleveland dining scene. During that relatively short span, the ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan power cut leaves millions in dark
The sudden shutdown of a power plant in southern Taiwan has caused power cuts that plunged 5.5 million households into darkness. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan general insurance industry growth slackens in 2022.
Gross written premiums’ annual growth rate peaked at 10.1% in 2021. Taiwan’s general insurance industry’s growth lulled after 2021, a report by data and analytics firm GlobalData revealed. Annual ... ( read original story ...)
China Sanctions Lockheed Martin, Raytheon for Weapons Sales to Taiwan
The Chinese Foreign Ministry said it is imposing sanctions on two American firms – Lockheed Martin and Raytheon – that acted as the main contractors in the latest U.S. arms sale to Taiwan ... and ... ( read original story ...)
Britain’s CPTPP progress holds few clues for outcome of Beijing, Taiwan bids, analysts say
subsidisation of state-owned enterprises and intellectual property rights, Chaise said. Australia needs to ‘sit down’ with China over regional trade pact application “I am not saying these will become ... ( read original story ...)
China vows to take countermeasures against Raytheon, Lockheed Martin for US’ arms sale plan to Taiwan
China will take countermeasures against Raytheon and Lockheed Martin after the two US defense firms acted as the main contractors in the latest US arms sale to the island of Taiwan, the Chinese ... ( read original story ...)
Recognize how real Taiwan is at the Oly end
our government threw Taiwan under the bus and de-recognized it. With its manifest human rights abuses, its increasingly bellicose foreign policy, its complete tolerance of the theft of intellectual ... ( read original story ...)
Warning signs of a property bubble
Real-estate prices have continued to go through the roof, as the property market remains bullish. Statistics released by the Ministry of the Interior showed that 3.15 million properties exchanged ... ( read original story ...)
China’s big picture
Like many other analysts over the past 31 years, I suspected that a property-market collapse might be in the offing. But my clearest memory is of thinking that I had mistaken Beijing with Taipei, the ... ( read original story ...)
Property ladder too high for central Europe’s first-time buyers
TAIPEI (Reuters) - Somaliland has "huge" investment potential in untapped oil and gas reserves, the foreign minister of Somalia's breakaway region told... MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's state RT ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan GDP growth fastest in decade in 2021 on strong exports
Taiwan's economy grew last year at its fastest pace in more than a decade, driven by strong tech exports during the COVID-19 pandemic to support people working and studying from home, as well as ... ( read original story ...)