Analysis: President faces an uphill battle to undo a system that has led to a bloated property sector ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan’s BLF funds extend rebound but warns of “challenging” market outlook
Taiwan pension funds overseen by the Bureau of Labor Funds (BLF) reported NT$289.2 billion (US$10.33 billion) of total investment income in the nine months to September, extending a rebound that began ... ( read original story ...)
eMemory and UMC Bring New ReRAM Intellectual Property to Market
This achievement makes eMemory one of the world’s first companies to provide this emerging memory IP and enables UMC to offer more comprehensive solutions for MCU, PMIC, and AIoT markets. eMemory now ... ( read original story ...)
Manufacturing sector retains fast growth pace: TIER
The climate gauge for the nation’s manufacturing sector in September remained “yellow-red” for the fifth consecutive month, reflecting fast growth, even though port congestion and supply chain ... ( read original story ...)
Taipei Star Bank – Update
Taipei Star Bank's (TSB) ratings are driven by its Standalone Credit Profile, and are constrained by its company profile and capitali ... ( read original story ...)
Pandemic-Induced Stimulus Spurs Higher Household Leverage in APAC Markets
A pick-up in household leverage in many APAC markets may make borrowers and banks more vulnerable to rising interest rates, slower economic growth, higher unemployment and housing price corrections, ... ( read original story ...)
China food warning triggers virus, Taiwan fears
A Chinese government notice urging families to stockpile food has triggered panic as the country faces volatile food prices, energy shortages and another COVID-19 outbreak. ( read original story ...)
Shanghai Disneyland tests 33K, closes 2 days over 1 contact
Fireworks boomed as the visitors at Shanghai Disneyland waited for their COVID-19 test results, surrounded by healthcare workers dressed from head to toe in the white protective suits. ( read original story ...)
Official: Taiwan’s peace, tranquility will be ensured after reunification
The official said that after reunification, peace and tranquility in Taiwan will be fully guaranteed, and the way of life, private property, religious belief and legitimate rights and interests of ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan’s fiscal revenue could be used to improve livelihoods after reunification: Taiwan Affairs Office
After reunification, peace and tranquility in Taiwan will be fully guaranteed, and the way of life, private property, religious belief and legitimate rights and interests of Taiwan compatriots will be ... ( read original story ...)
Nuclear has no place in Taiwan
There are three reasons that it is not appropriate to restart construction: First, with the development of any energy source, the protection of lives and property is paramount. For Taiwan, a densely ... ( read original story ...)
Why we must protect Taiwan
Do we increase our support for the long-suffering democracy of Taiwan, or do we continue to ignore China, which has robbed our private companies of their intellectual property, sought to undermine our ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan’s President says the threat from China is increasing ‘every day’
Property News: House prices in some school catchments explode by up to $367,000 - domain.com.au Online Coupons and Best Deals Watch seasons 1-3 of Yellowstone now on Stan. Search properties in AUS ... ( read original story ...)
Environmental Impact Assessment: Higher seas: a clear and present danger to Taiwan
In almost every part of the world, the mean sea level (MSL) is rising for three reasons, all of which are linked to the planet getting hotter. Firstly, water expands as it heats up. Secondly, glaciers ... ( read original story ...)
Stormy waters: Investors ‘watching China-Taiwan tensions closely’
Investors are keeping a close eye on the situation between China and Taiwan, with one industry commentator stating that a Chinese invasion of the island “would be devastating for the global economy”. ( read original story ...)
Notes from Central Taiwan: The land of ghost buildings
The recent fire in the Cheng Chung Cheng (城中城) building in Kaohsiung that killed 46 people will no doubt be remembered for a few minutes, until the news cycle moves on to the next vehicle accident or ... ( read original story ...)