Mid-year 2021 finds the U.S. and Taiwan light years from one another…and closer than ever. I can explain. The U.S. boasts a resurgent economy: its ... ( read original story ...)
Macau follows Hong Kong in closing office in Chinese Taipei
China's semi-autonomous city of Macau says it is closing its representative office in Chinese Taipei (Taiwan), a month after neighboring Hong Kong made the same move to protest Taipei's interference ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan May export orders seen up for 15th straight month: Reuters poll
Taiwan's export orders likely rose in May for the 15th month in a row, a Reuters poll showed, buoyed by strong sustained demand for technology products during lockdowns as millions of people work from ... ( read original story ...)
‘If China takes Taiwan, it’s all over’: Haley urges US to act ‘strongly’
Indian American Republican politician Nikki Haley said the US must act "strongly" against China, stating that if Beijing took control of Taiwan, it would be emboldened to seize other territories ... ( read original story ...)
Soft Start Likely For Taiwan Stock Market
The Taiwan stock market on Wednesday ended the three-day winning streak in which it had advanced more than 400 points or 2.5 percent. ( read original story ...)
FICO Survey: 73% of Taiwanese Not Satisfied with Generic Credit Offers from Their Bank
Highlights: 73 percent of Taiwanese consumers not satisfied with generic credit offers from their bank ; 53 percent of Taiwanese had a ... ( read original story ...)
Pushing against China, US lawmakers plan pro-Taiwan Bill
Democratic and Republican members of the US House of Representatives will introduce legislation this week seeking to boost US support for Taiwan, ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan’s microchip industry facing water and power shortages amid China tensions
TAIWAN is facing huge power and water shortages amid a global shortage of microchips, a supply-chain-mapping CEO has told Express.co.uk. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan to Tolerate Stronger Currency, Inflation: Decision Guide
At the same time, the bank is likely to tolerate a stronger Taiwan dollar, as its appreciation at a moderate pace can help offset some of the inflationary impact of surging raw material prices. Here’s ... ( read original story ...)
A Far-Flung Taiwan Island Risks Triggering a U.S.-China Clash
When 28 Chinese warplanes streaked through the skies around Taiwan on Tuesday -- the largest such incursion this year -- they followed a pattern that has generated alarm among U.S. and Taiwanese ... ( read original story ...)
Pushing against China, U.S. lawmakers plan pro-Taiwan bill
Bera said he expects much of the Taiwan Act eventually to be included in the "Eagle ... including massive support for semiconductors and telecommunications equipment. House leaders do not currently ... ( read original story ...)
China blames Taiwan for tensions
China on Wednesday blamed Taiwan for escalating tensions, saying the island's actions led Beijing to send in dozens of aircraft into its air defense identification zone the day before. Ma Xiaoguang, a ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan remains fifth on list of world’s net creditors
Taiwan remained the fifth-largest net creditor in the world at the end of last year as the nation’s net international investment position (NIIP) reached a new high, the central bank said on Tuesday. ( read original story ...)
TRA urges relief for station stores
The Taiwan Railways Administration (TRA) has proposed that retail stores at railway stations be allowed to pay half their rent and royalties to weather challenges caused by a nationwide level 3 ... ( read original story ...)
Alliance Memory Moves Taiwan Office to Larger Facility to Accommodate Global Growth
To help accommodate its rapid global expansion while providing room for future growth, Alliance Memory has moved into a new building in Taiwan with twice the warehouse and office space of the ... ( read original story ...)
Macau follows Hong Kong with suspension of its Taiwan office
Macau's government said on Wednesday i t would suspend operations at its representative office in Taiwan, following in the footsteps of Hong Kong, which made a similar move last month in response to ... ( read original story ...)