Last year, there were a total of 490 thousand Pinoys who visited Taiwan, which is a whooping 40 percent increase from 2017. Likewise, Taiwanese have also discovered the Philippines as one of their ... ( read original story ...)
Fights break out as Taiwan’s President Tsai visits New York
On Thursday evening Tsai met with envoys from the 17 remaining countries that still recognise Taiwan. She will attend a business forum on Friday and meet students on Saturday morning before heading to ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan former leader Ma cleared in political leaks case
Taiwan's former president Ma Ying-jeou was found not guilty ... (This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.) ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan eyes 500K Filipino tourists
“Many Taiwanese come to Cebu for business and leisure,” said Chou. Filipinos, he noted, would often stay in Taiwan for four to five days, mostly in Taipei, the country’s capital. With the visa-free ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan president in U.S. after warning of threat from ‘overseas forces’
China, which claims self-ruled and democratic Taiwan as its own and views it as a wayward province, had called on the United States not to allow Tsai to transit there on her overseas tour. ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan President Risks Infuriating China With U.S. Visit
The leader of Taiwan, the self-governing island of 24 million that China claims as its territory, visited the United States on Thursday, risking a Chinese backlash that could further aggravate ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan’s ambition to be a fintech hub
Looking to become a viable financial technology (fintech) hub in the region, Taiwan’s financial regulator the Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) recently published laws regarding Security Token ... ( read original story ...)
Taipei to finish disposing of abandoned oBikes before August
Taipei July 11 (CNA ... the NT$18.57 million in outstanding impound and custody fees owed by Aozhi Network Technology Co., the subsidiary that ran the oBike service in Taiwan, Chen said. ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan president Tsai Ing-wen warns of threat from ‘overseas forces’ on her way to U.S.
Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen left for the United States on Thursday on a trip that has angered Beijing, warning democracy must be defended and the island faced threats from “overseas forces”, in a ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan President Heads to Caribbean With US Stops
TAIPEI, Taiwan — Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen has departed for a four-country state visit to the Caribbean with stops in the United States on the way there and back. She left Thursday with several ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan president leaves for U.S., warns of threat from ‘overseas forces’
TAOYUAN, Taiwan (Reuters) - Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen left for the United States on Thursday on a trip that has angered Beijing, warning democracy must be defended and the island faced threats ... ( read original story ...)
Across China: Taiwan businessman rolls into success with meatball
As the third generation of the family business, Huang expanded the market beyond Taiwan to the Chinese mainland. Dating back to 1948, Huang's grandfather ran a stall making noodles and meatballs to ... ( read original story ...)
US State Department approves potential $2.2 bn arms sale to Taiwan
M1 Abrams tanks, at a railway yard in the USA. WASHINGTON: The US State Department has approved the potential sale to Taiwan of $2.2 billion in arms, including Abrams tanks and Stinger missiles, the ... ( read original story ...)
US: Taiwan Arms Sale to Promote Peace, No Change on ‘One China’ Policy
The U.S. announcement of the possible military sales to Taiwan was welcomed by the U.S.-Taiwan Business Council, an organization dedicated to developing the trade and business relationship between the ... ( read original story ...)
Keep out of China’s business, US warned
China has warned the US to stay out of its affairs in Taiwan and Hong Kong, calling on the US to cancel a new $US2.2 billion ($3.1bn) arms sales deal to Taiwan. While the two countries broke the ice ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan Is Home to the World’s Fastest-Growing ETF Market
A surge in bond-buying from Taiwanese life insurers has made the island’s exchange-traded fund market the fastest-growing in the world. Taiwan’s insurers are snapping up ETFs domiciled locally, but ... ( read original story ...)