Tens of thousands of supporters of Taiwan’s ruling party are expected to gather outside parliament on Friday after it pushed ahead with a hugely controversial “contempt of parliament” bill.The opposition Kuomintang party (KMT) says the new law is badly needed to redress the power imbalance between the legislature and Taiwan’s very powerful presidency.
Taiwan’s Leading Crypto Market Leader BitoGroup Partners with Digital Bank to Launch World’s First Crypto-Friendly Bank Account
TAIPEI, June 21, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- BitoGroup, the leading cryptocurrency market leader in Taiwan, today announced its partnership with Far Eastern International Bank Bankee to launch the world's first dedicated crypto-friendly bank account. As ...
Pegatron 5G Elevates Cargo Ship Networks with Satellite Integration
Pegatron 5G, a Taiwan leader in system integration, discussed the challenges and development opportunities of 5G O-RAN at the Open RAN Summit. We also showcased the 5G O-RAN 's applications in smart ...
Taiwan Lawmakers Vote to Expand Their Powers, Defying President
Taiwan lawmakers again voted to expand their powers to summon public officials, defying both protesters and President Lai Ching-te, who is now expected to ask the Constitutional Court to review the changes and suspend their implementation.
Taiwan researchers discover muscle replacement mechanism in zebrafish
TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Researchers at Academia Sinica recently discovered a complete muscle replacement mechanism in zebrafish, challenging traditional theories on how vertebrates develop. Chen Chen-hui (陳振輝), an associate research fellow at ...
Frasers Hospitality debuts in Taiwan with Fraser Residence Taipei
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Taiwan Raises RRR to Cool Property Market, Holds Key Rate
Taiwan’s central bank kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged as concern about inflation recedes and the outlook for the economy remains solid.
Exclusive: U.S. and China hold first informal nuclear talks in 5 years, eyeing Taiwan
The United States and China resumed semi-official nuclear arms talks in March for the first time in five years, with Beijing's representatives telling U.S. counterparts that they would not resort to ...
Taiwan Shares Due For Profit Taking On Friday
The Taiwan stock market has tracked higher in three straight sessions, advancing more than 900 points or 4 percent along the way. The ...
Taiwan’s Triple-Whammy Tightening Shrinks a Measure of Liquidity
A triple whammy of tightening factors in Taiwan is pushing banks to scale back purchases of central bank deposits at the fastest pace on record, a sign that market liquidity is shrinking. Monetary policy tightening, a seasonal impact from tax payments ...
CIP’s Fengmiao 1 with Deme contract is Taiwan’s lone Round 3 project to progress
Island’s 15GW multiphase third solicitation mired in high costs and offtake woes as local content rules slow development and projects bail
‘New China laws risky for Taiwanese’
Taiwanese who are traveling to China for religious, business or other non-political purposes can all be interrogated by Chinese national security officers due to new national security laws, the ...
Navigating 9 Analyst Ratings For Taiwan Semiconductor
The perception of Taiwan Semiconductor by financial experts is analyzed through recent analyst actions. The following summary presents key analysts, their recent evaluations, and adjustments to ...
NASDAQ once again increases scrutiny of IPO’s from China and Hong Kong
IPO hopefuls getting targeted inquiries are mostly those qualifying ... SOLID FOUNDATION: The German firm cited Taiwan’s dynamic innovation ecosystem, such as ‘highly skilled R&D talent and strong ...
Balance of Taiwan’s cash card loans is $372.4b in April
A total of 0.3 million effective cash cards were recorded, around the same number as in March. The amount of monthly write-off was approximately NT$31m in April, compared to NT$30m in March. ...
US Boost for Taiwan Amid Rising Chinese Military Pressure
The U.S. has approved a $360 million arms sale to Taiwan, including missiles and drones, part of a broader effort to bolster Taiwan's defense capabilities, as military pressure from China increases.