After a Famed Prisoner Dies in China, Taiwan Fears for Another

TAIPEI, Taiwan — For many in Taiwan, the death in custody last week of the Chinese Nobel Peace laureate Liu Xiaobo had double relevance. But the death by cancer of Mr. Liu, who was serving an 11-year prison sentence for his role in Charter 08, a ... ( read original story ...)

Taiwan Bourse May Be Stuck In Neutral

while the financials and cement stocks were mixed. For the day, the index advanced 23.72 points or 0.23 percent to finish at 10,481.26 after trading between 10,429.85 and 10,481.26 on turnover of 95.95 billion Taiwan dollars. Among the actives, Taiwan ... ( read original story ...)

Taiwan’s CTBC set for large slice of LH Bank

CTBC Bank Co Ltd, one of the largest privately owned financial institutions in Taiwan, is expected to acquire a sizeable stake worth 16.6 billion baht in Thailand's LH Financial Group (LHFG) soon. Further revenue would be generated through gradual ... ( read original story ...)

PH 5 scrapes past Taipei B

TAIPEI—Finding it hard to sustain the intensity after two straight emotional grinds, Gilas Pilipinas needed to dig deep in the endgame to dodge the upset ax, escaping Chinese Taipei B, 93-82, in the Jones Cup Invitational at Taipei Peace Basketball Hall ... ( read original story ...)

Cambodia may send 7 Taiwan telecom fraud suspects to China: MOFA

Taipei, July 18 (CNA) Cambodian authorities have arrested seven Taiwanese nationals for suspected involvement in telecom fraud and is likely to deport them to China, Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) said Tuesday. The seven Taiwanese nationals ... ( read original story ...)

Little Movement Seen For Taiwan Stock Market

For the day, the index added 13.63 points or 0.13 percent to finish at 10,457.54 after trading between 10,436.31 and 10,490.05 on turnover of 98.94 billion Taiwan dollars. Among the actives, Cathay Financial lost 0.80 percent, while Mega Financial dipped 0 ... ( read original story ...)

Taiwan politicians scuffle during heated spending debate

TAIPEI (Reuters) - Politicians scuffled in Taiwan's parliament on Tuesday during a heated debate over how billions of dollar for an infrastructure development plan will be allocated. Members of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and opposition ... ( read original story ...)

Taiwan’s brawling in parliament is a political way of life

These are external links and will open in a new window On the outside, the main building of Taiwan's Legislative Yuan - or parliament - is a picture of calm. Two rows of neatly-trimmed shrubbery and trees line the courtyard leading to the stately-looking ... ( read original story ...)