Shares in French food retailer Carrefour rose 3% on Wednesday after it agreed to sell its remaining 60% stake in its Taiwan business, sparking hopes among some investors it could use the extra ... ( read original story ...)
$108 Million Weapons Sale to Taiwan Moves Forward
A $108-million U.S. arms sale to Taiwan has cleared its most recent hurdle but some critics say it is not enough to help the East Asian democracy defend itself from an attack by China. The sale was ... ( read original story ...)
China demands Biden admin cancel $108 million arms sale to Taiwan
The Chinese Communist Party’s Ministry of National Defence demanded President Joe Biden’s administration immediately cancel an estimated $108 million arms ... ( read original story ...)
Potential sale of military and technical assistance to Taiwan approved by U.S. State Department
The potential sale of military and technical assistance to Taiwan has been approved by the U.S. State Department said the Pentagon ... ( read original story ...)
Mark Esper in Taiwan to discuss security, relations
Former US secretary of defense Mark Esper is leading a three-member US think tank delegation that arrived in Taiwan yesterday, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said. Esper, who served as US defense ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan Semiconductor Indicates the Chip Industry Is Doing Just Fine
Chipmaking giant Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM 2.34%) just reported its second-quarter 2022 results, and it went a long way toward assuaging fears that the chip industry ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan prosecutors claim Chinese biz swiped IP and R&D team from Apple supplier
A Friday press release alleges a Chinese company named Luxshare Precision Industry Co. hired staff from Taiwan Kecheng Technology Co., Ltd. Kecheng Technology makes metal casings for Apple's iPhone ... ( read original story ...)
Attractive mainland policies lure businesses from Taiwan
Businesspeople from China's Taiwan say they have confidence in investing and developing in Fujian, the closest mainland province to the island, with opportunities and policies there benefiting them. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan arrests 14, accuses of stealing secrets for Chinese company
Fourteen people connected with China's Luxshare Precision Industry Co have been arrested in Taiwan on charges of stealing commercial secrets from a Taiwanese supplier. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan charges 14, accuses Chinese supplier of stealing secrets
Fourteen people connected with China Luxshare Precision Industry Co have been arrested in Taiwan on charges of stealing commercial secrets from a Taiwanese supplier ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan weighs Foxconn fine for China chip investment
Foxconn said this week it has become a shareholder in embattled Chinese chip conglomerate Tsinghua Unigroup via a 5.38 billion yuan ($797 million) investment by a subsidiary ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan edge AI company Gorilla Technology IPO surges 123% on first day of Nasdaq trading
Taiwan-based edge AI company Gorilla Technology Group has completed the business combination with Global SPAC Partners and began trading on the Nasdaq on July 14 with the ticker "GRRR." ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan Semiconductor Rides Chip Demand To Record Revenue
Taiwan Semiconductor (NYSE: TSM) is a Taiwanese multinational contract semiconductor manufacturing and design company. The company has over 480 clients, including Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL), Huawei, ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan should take up open-source
The output of Taiwan’s information and electronics industry was about US$188.6 billion last year, with the software industry only accounting for US$11.4 billion, or less than 6 percent. This ratio has ... ( read original story ...)
Recognize Taiwan before an attack
China’s leaders got a little irritated at me the last time I visited Taiwan. Beijing flew 40 fighter jets over Taiwan’s airspace and declared me an enemy of the state. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP ... ( read original story ...)
How is Taiwan’s tourism industry surviving its biggest-ever Covid surge?
Domestic travel, particularly to parts of Taiwan that support outdoor recreation, is heating up this summer But many Taiwanese are 'protecting themselves' by shunning what are normally some of the ... ( read original story ...)