Red-hot G-Dragon heats up Taipei

(October 07 2017, Taiwan) G-Dragon, the leader of South Korean idol group “BIGBANG” held his “Art III, M.O.T.T.E” World Tour concert in Taipei today. The concert attracted over ten thousand fans to attend. G-Dragon showed up in a hot red suit with ... ( read original story ...)

Apink holds “Pink Up” fan meet in Taipei

(October 08 2017, Taiwan) South Korean idol group “APINK” held a “Pink Up” fan meeting concert in Taipei today. The six members started the concert with songs from their new album, “FIVE” and “Kok Kok”. They wore white midriff outfits and ... ( read original story ...)

Yokohama cruise project puts city in casino frame: Nomura

“As of now, from northern [Chinese] departure cities, the only destinations available within a five- to seven-day time frame are Japan, South Korea, Russia and Taiwan,” said the institution. “Japan is the most popular cruise destination ... ( read original story ...)

Ajeetesh Sandhu wins maiden Asian Tour title in Taipei golf

Ajeetesh Sandhu, 29, displayed nerves of steel to clinch his maiden international title on the Asian Tour’s US$500,000 (Rs 3.2 crore aprox) Yeangder Tournament Players Championship in Taipei on Sunday. Ajeetesh Sandhu (69-69-68-70), a day short of his ... ( read original story ...)

Sister Port MOU signed in Taipei

SOLOMON Islands Ports Authority (SIPA) has officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Port of Kaohsiung in Taiwan last month. The MOU was sealed on September 25 by the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Solomon Islands Ports Authority ... ( read original story ...)

Burton Mills – Brexit to Send French Bankers Home

France's finance ministry has stated that there is a strong desire for domestic banks to base more of their employees in France. Contact: Biz City News - Lane 167, Section 8, Minquan East Road, Neihu District, Taipei City, Taiwan 114. info@bizcitynews.com ( read original story ...)

Taiwan President Tsai pledges to defend island’s freedoms

TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen vowed to defend her island’s freedom and democracy in a speech to mark National Day on Tuesday, her second since taking office in May, 2016, and said Taiwan would not bow to pressure. Cross-straits ... ( read original story ...)

Chinese equities open higher after week-long break

In Sydney, the S&P/ASX was up 0.7 per cent, buoyed by the telecommunications and materials sectors. Nine Entertainment and BHP Steel were among the biggest gainers, up 4.2 and 4 per cent respectively. Stock markets in Japan, South Korea and Taiwan were off ... ( read original story ...)